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Derelict Vessel Task Force

Derelict Vessel Task Force. Why a Task Force? 26 Potential Derelicts in Columbia & Willamette Rivers. What is the Purpose?.

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Derelict Vessel Task Force

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  1. Derelict Vessel Task Force

  2. Why a Task Force? 26 Potential Derelicts in Columbia & Willamette Rivers

  3. What is the Purpose? The Columbia River Derelict Vessel Task Force is a forum of stakeholders whose purpose is to identify and remove imminent pollution and hazard to navigation threats from derelict vessels, barges, and houseboats along the upper, middle and lower Columbia River and Willamette Rivers in the states of Washington and Oregon.

  4. What is the Mission? The mission of this task force is to recommend policy, share information, and foster the collaborative and shared efforts of Task Force members to identify and mitigate the harmful effects of derelict vessels, barges, and houseboats along the middle and lower Columbia River and Willamette Rivers.

  5. Who are the Members? USCG Sector Columbia River MTS Recovery and Salvage PlannerOR State Marine Board Oregon Clean Marina CoordinatorWA Department of Ecology, Spill Response Section ManagerOR DEQ, Emergency Response/Enviro Cleanup, Lands Division ManagerWA Dept of Natural Resources, Derelict Vsl Removal Program ManagerEPA Federal On-Scene CoordinatorOR Division of State Lands, Western Region ManagerNOAA Scientific Support Coordinator Director, Oregon State Lands Other Participants include:Oregon DOJMultnomah County Marine Patrol Supervisor

  6. What are the Objectives? 1. Inventory derelict vessels, barges, and houseboats along the Columbia and Willamette Rivers. 2. Determine derelict vessels, barges, and houseboats that pose actual or potential pollution threats and hazard to navigation. 3. Prioritize and remove all pollution, HAZMAT, and navigational threats from identified derelict vessels, barges, and houseboats. Prioritize and facilitate the removal of vessels that do not pose an immediate threat of pollution or hazard to navigation through the Task Force collective authority. 4. Conduct regular, intense, smart surveillance for prevention of pollution, HAZMAT, or navigational threats stemming from derelict vessels, barges, and houseboats.

  7. What are the Objectives?..continued 5. Develop a list of law and policy areas for investigation where existing rules and policies could be changed to facilitate the reduction of current and future derelict and abandoned vessels. 6. Identify opportunities to align Washington and Oregon laws addressing derelict vessels with the goal of moving toward a consistent regulatory regime on the Columbia River. 7. Maintain effective communications with state and local agencies, CG Auxiliary, and Federal partners.

  8. What have we accomplished? Held two Meeting which: Created Membership Developed Charter Reviewed Existing Programs Agenda for MSU Portland Mtg - 7 July 2011 1) What does a abandoned/ derelict program look like (e.g. who collects, what to collect, who gets the reports, how to recall the information)? 2) What is a common prioritization mitigation strategy? 3) Is there common training that can be delivered to each agency's field personnel?

  9. Outstanding Questions This Task Force was Chartered by CPAT Kaup as a Co-Chair of the NWAC; should be include both the NWAC and RRT?

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