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August 23, 2017

California State Lands Commission

Mineral Resources Management Division

200 Oceangate, 12th Floor

Long Beach, CA 90802

Attention: Mr. Richard Greenwood, Geophysical Coordinator

Subject: Field Operations Report for the Hyperion 1-Mile Outfall Repair Project Construction-Progress

Multibeam Surveys Conducted in July 2017

Reference: Geophysical Survey Permit PRC-9306

Gentlemen:

This Field Operations Report is prepared in compliance with the requirements of Geophysical Survey Permit

PRC-9306 issued to MBC Applied Environmental Sciences (MBC) by the California State Lands Commission on

March 2, 2016.

MBC conducted multibeam sonar surveys of an area approximately 150 feet by 1,100 feet (~3.7 acres) offshore

of Playa Del Rey, California. Surveys were performed as progress completion surveys. Ten surveys were

performed by the TechCom International (TCI) survey vessel using a hull-mounted R2Sonic Model 2020

multibeam sonar and one survey by the Gahagan and Bryant Associates (GBA) survey vessel “Tati B.” using a hull-mounted R2Sonic Model 2024 multibeam sonar system. All sonar equipment was low energy. All surveys

were conducted during daylight hours (7am-7pm) on July 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, and 24, 2017 by TCI

and on 21 July 2017 by GBA. The survey area was located in front of the Hyperion Treatment Plant southeast of

Marina del Rey and extended from the 15-foot depth contour to approximately the 35-foot depth contour. Track

lines for the TCI vessel multibeam surveys are shown in Figure 1 and for the GBA vessel multibeam survey in

Figure 2. Logs of daily weather and sea state conditions and wildlife observations are provided in Attachment A.

All Mitigation Measures were addressed in the Survey Plan submitted prior to work; biological surveys are

reported below.

On each date the survey vessel was used to scout the area to identify any marine mammals/reptiles, commercial

fishing activities/equipment, or environmental hazards that may be encountered during the survey. California sea

lions (Zalophus californianus) were observed resting on the mid-outfall sea buoy outside of the construction and

survey protection zone and common dolphins (Delphinus delphis) were seen before the survey was initiated on

7/16. No other marine mammals or reptiles were observed prior to the start of the survey, and no environmental

hazards were identified except avoidance of the outfall in shallow water where it reached the surface. The survey

caused no accidents, injuries or damage to or loss of property.

As required by Permit PRC-9306, a marine wildlife monitor was present on the survey vessel to document any

encounters with marine mammals and/or reptiles and describe the outcome of those encounters. The observer

on the TCI sonar vessel moved over from the construction barge to perform the sonar observations on dates TCI

surveyed. On one date (7/11/17) when weather conditions were too rough for the personnel transfer, the observer

maintained position on the barge and the vessel transited immediately adjacent to, and within a 50-foot distance

of, the barge and maintained constant radio contact. Ms. Katie Wyssman was the observer on July 6, 7, 10, 11,

MBC Applied Environmental Sciences

- 7/14/17

7/7/17 - 7/16/17

- 7/10/17 7/18/17

7/11/17 - 7/20/17

-- 7/13/17 7/24/17 0 100 200 - -- -Meters

Hyperion 1-Mile Outfall Sonar Surveys – Marine Wildlife Observer Summary

16, 18, and 24; Ms. Cristina Robinson on July 14 and 20; Ms. Jennifer Smith on July 13; and Ms. Jen Rankin on

July 21 – all are qualified marine wildlife observers.

There was no disturbance or modified activity by the sea lions during survey activities. One sea lion surfaced

adjacent to the outfall immediately after the sonar was turned off on 7/16; it stayed in the area for about 15 minutes

and no unusual activity by the individual was observed. Common dolphins were recorded on one occasion outside

of the protection zone (of 152 m) prior to the survey; the survey delayed until they had not been observed for 10

minutes. Marine mammal sightings are summarized in Table 1, and observation notes are included in Attachment

A. Trackline start and stop coordinates are presented in Table 2 for TCI and Table 3 for GBA.. Exhibit H

information is presented in Attachment B.

Figure 1. TechCom multibeam sonar survey tracklines



Figure 2. GBA multibeam sonar nearshore survey tracklines.



Table 1. Summary of marine mammal observations during the Hyperion multibeam sonar surveys.

Date

Time Vessel Species

Estimated

Number Activity

Disturbance

Observed

Action

Required Action / Notes

7/6/17 TechCom

Int’l vessel None - - N/A N/A -

7/7/17 TechCom


7/10/17 TechCom


7/11/17 TechCom


7/13/17 TechCom


7/14/17 TechCom

Int’l vessel Common

dolphins 3-4

Swimming parallel to shore ~ 160 m (525 ft)

away No No

Healthy individuals. Outside of protection zone but delayed until no

longer observed (~ 10 min).

7/16/17 TechCom

Int’l vessel California sea

lion 1

Swimming about the area for 15 minutes

No No Surfaced adjacent to outfall after sonar

was shut down.

7/18/17 TechCom


7/20/17 TechCom


7/21/17 S/V Tati B.

California sea

lion 4 resting on buoy No No Sea lions out of water

7/24/17 TechCom



Table 2. TCI multibeam sonar survey trackline coordinates (decimal degrees, NAD 83) by survey date for the Hyperion 1-Mile Outfall, July 2017; multiple (2 to 4) passes were run over the same trackline each survey date and bathymetry values averaged.

Start coordinates Date

Latitude (N)

33.92234° 118.43635°

33.92226° 118.43662°

33.92230° 118.43646°

33.92235° 118.43634°

33.92228° 118.43641°

33.92243° 118.43593°

33.92230° 118.43646°

33.92213° 118.43616°

33.92208° 118.43625°

33.92222° 118.43609°

Longitude (W)

7/6/17

7/7/17

7/10/17

7/11/17

7/13/17

7/14/17

7/16/17

7/18/17

7/20/17

7/24/17

Latitude (N) Longitude (W)

33.92121° 118.43921°

3.92067° 118.43990° 3

3

3

3

3

33.92161° 118.43836°

33.92141° 118.43813°

33.92135° 118.43829°

33.92149° 118.43803°

3.92099° 118.4397

3.92095° 118.4398

2°

9°

3.92118° 118.43946°

3.92159° 118.43836°

Stop Coordinates

Table 3. GBA multibeam sonar survey trackline coordinates (decimal degrees, NAD 83) for the Hyperion 1-Mile Outfall, July 21, 2017.

Trackline Number

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

Start coordinates

Longitude (°W)

Stop Coordinates

Latitude (°N) Latitude (°N) Longitude (°W)

33.92120° 118.44160° 33.92327° 118.43577°

33.92322° 118.43571° 33.92109° 118.44162°

33.92107° 118.44154° 33.92314° 118.43568°

33.92306° 118.43570° 33.92100° 118.44151°

33.92092° 118.44146° 33.92304° 118.43561°

33.92295° 118.43559° 33.92083° 118.44155°

33.92076° 118.44147° 33.92293° 118.43552°

33.92285° 118.43550° 33.92074° 118.44136°

33.92064° 118.44143° 33.92280° 118.43541°

33.92236° 118.43694° 33.92195° 118.43707°

33.92207° 118.43711° 33.92275° 118.43538°

33.92267° 118.43529° 33.92202° 118.43714°

33.92266° 118.43531° 33.92196° 118.43714°

33.92229° 118.43714° 33.92062° 118.44130°

33.92056° 118.44116° 33.92199° 118.43719°

33.92222° 118.43737° 33.92050° 118.44129°

33.92046° 118.44118° 33.92176° 118.43794°

33.92040° 118.44124° 33.92175° 118.43803°

33.92037° 118.44123° 33.92136° 118.43788°

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EXHIBIT H Mitigation Monitoring Program

ImplementationMonitoring orMitigation Effiictlvenen RNponalble TimingLocation and Scope of Mitigation Date(a)andMeasure (MM) Crlarla Reporting Action Party lnltlals AirQualitv and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions (MND Section 3.3.3)

Ventura County: Use alternatively fueled construction equipment on site where feasible, such as compressed natural qas, liquefied natural aas, orooane or biodiesel.

Daily emissions of criteria pollutants during survey activities are minimized.

Determine engine certification of vessel engines.

Review engine emissions data to assess compliance, determine if changes in tuning or fuel are reauired.

OGPP permit holder and contract vessel operator; California State Lands Commission (CSLC) review of

MM AIR-1 : Engine Tuning, Engine Certification, and

· Fuels. The following measures will be required to be implemented by all Permittees under the Offshore Geophysical Permit Program (OGPP), as applicable depending on the county offshore which a survey is being conducted. Pursuant to section 93118.5 of CARB's Airborne Toxic Control Measures, the Tier 2 engine requirement applies only to diesel-fueled vessels.

All Counties: Maintain all construction equipment in proper tune according to manufacturers' specifications; fuel all off-road and portable diesel-powered equipment with California Air Resources Board (CARB)-certified motor vehicle diesel fuel limiting sulfur content to 15 parts per million or less (CARB Diesel).

Los Angeles and Orange Counties: Use vessel engines meeting CARB's Tier 2-certified engines or cleaner; the survey shall be operated such that daily NOx emissions do not exceed 100 pounds based on engine certification emission factors. This can be accomplished with Tier 2 engines if daily fuel use is 585 gallons or less, and with Tier 3 engines if daily fuel use is 935 gallons or less.

San Luis Obispo County: Use vessel engines meeting CARB's Tier 2-certified engines or cleaner, accomplished with Tier 2 engines if daily fuel use is 585 gallons or less; all diesel equipment shall not idle for more than 5 minutes; engine use needed to maintain position in the water is not considered idling; diesel idling within 300 meters (1 ,000 feet) of sensitive receptors is not permitted; use alternatively fueled construction equipment on site where feasible, such as compressed natural gas, liquefied natural gas, propane or biodiesel. Santa Barbara County: Use vessel engines meeting CARB's Tier 2-certified engines or cleaner, accomplished with Tier 2 engines if daily fuel use is 790 gallons or less.

Final cleaner engines are Verify that Tier 2 or

Monitoring being used. Report.

Calculate daily NOx emissions to verify compliance with limitations. Verify that Tier 2 or cleaner engines are being used.

Inform vessel operator(s) of idling limitation.

Investigate availability of alternative fuels. Verify that Tier 2 or cleaner engines are being used.

Investigate availability of alternative fuels. Investigate availability of alternative fuels.

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Submit Final Monitoring Report after completion of survey activities.

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MMBI0 -1: Marine Mammal and Sea Turtle Presence -Current Information.

MM B10-2: Marine Wildlife Monitors (MWMs).

MM B10-3: Safety Zone Monitoring.

All State waters; prior to commencement of survey operations, the geophysical operator shall: (1) contact the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Long Beach office staff and local whale-watching operations and shall acquire information on the current composition and relative abundance of marine wildlife offshore, and (2) convey sightings data to the vessel operator and crew, survey party chief, and onboard Marine Wildlife Monitors (MWMs) prior to departure. This information will aid the MWMs by providing data on the approximate number and types of organisms that may be in the area. Except as provided in section 7(h) of the General Permit, Competent Document contact OGPP permit Prior to a minimum of two (2) qualified MWMs who are and with and approval by holder. survey. experienced in marine wildlife observations shall be professional appropriate onboard the survey vessel throughout both transit and data collection activities. The specific monitoring,

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agencies. ~ ~,h observation, and data collection responsibilities shall be mammals and Submit Final identified in the Marine Wildlife Contingency Plan required sea turtles; Monitoring Report as part of all Offshore Geophysical Perm it Program compliance after completion of ~ permrts. Qualifications of proposed MWMs shall be with survey activities. submitted to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric established Administration (NOAA) and CSLC at least twenty-one monitoring (21) days in advance of the survey for their approval by policies. the agencies. Survey operations shall not commence until the CSLC annroves the MWMs. Onboard Marine Wildlife Monitors (MWMs) responsible No adverse Compliance with OGPP permit Prior to for observations during vessel transit shall be responsible for monitoring during the survey equipment operations. All visual monitoring shall occur from the highest practical vantage point aboard the survey vessel; binoculars shall

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MM B10-4: Limits on Nighttime OGPP Surveys.

MM B10-5: Soft Start.

All State waters: nighttime survey operations are No adverse Presurvey request OGPP permit Approval prohibited under the OGPP, except as provided below. effects to for nighttime holder. required The CSLC will consider the use of single beam marine operations, including before echosounders and passive equipment types at night on a mammals or equipment survey is case-by-case basis, taking into consideration the sea turtles due specifications and initiated. equipment specifications, location, timing, and duration of to survey proposed use

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All State waters: the survey operator shall use a "soft No adverse Compliance with OGPP permit Imme-start'' technique at the beginning of survey activities each day (or following a shut down) to allow any marine

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not commence at nighttime or when the safety zone to survey cannot be effectively monitored. Operators shall initiate activities are Submit Final each piece of equipment at the lowest practical sound observed. Monitoring Report level, increasing output in such a manner as to increase in steps not exceeding approximately 6 decibels (dB) per 5-minute period. During ramp-up, the Marine Wildlife

after completion of survey activities. ::/11?

JN--l Monitors (MWMs) shall monitor the safety zone. If marine mammals are sighted within or about to enter the safety zone, a power-down or shut down shall be implemented 1/•i ,11,i as though the equipment was operating at full power. Initiation of ramp-up procedures from shut down requires that the MWMs be able to visually observe the full safety ~ zone.

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EXHIBIT H

Side-Scan Sonar Subbottom Profiler Boomer S stem

If the geophysical survey equipment is operated at or above a frequency of 200 kilohertz (kHz), safety zone monitoring and enforcement is not required; however, if geophysical survey equipment operated at a frequency at or above 200 kHz is used simultaneously with geophysical survey equipment less than 200 kHz, then the safety zone for the equipment less than 200 kHz must be monitored. The onboard MWMs shall have authority to stop operations if a mammal or turtle is observed within the specified safety zone and may be negatively affected by survey activities. The MWMs shall also have authority to recommend continuation (or cessation) of operations during periods of limited visibility (i.e., fog, rain) based on the observed abundance of marine wildlife. Periodic reevaluation of weather conditions and reassessment of the continuation/cessation recommendation shall be completed by the onboard MWMs. During operations, if an animal's actions are observed to be irregular, the mon~or shall have authority to recommend that equipment be shut down until the animal moves further away from the sound source. If irregular behavior is observed, the equipment shall be shut-off and will be restarted and ramped-up to full power, as applicable, or will not be started until the animal(s) is/are outside of the safety zone or have not been observed for 15 minutes.

For nearshore survey operations utilizing vessels that lack the personnel capacity to hold two (2) MWMs aboard during survey operations, at least twenty-one (21) days prior to the commencement of survey activities, the Pennittee may petition the CSLC to conduct survey operations with one (1) MWM aboard. The CSLC will consider such authorization on a case-b -case basis and

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EXHIBIT H

All State waters; geophysical operators shall follow, to the Document initial and OGPP permit ImmePractical maximum extent possible, the guidelines of Zykov (2013) during survey holder. diately Limitations on as they pertain to the use of subbottom profilers and side marine equipment settings. prior to Equipment Use scan sonar, including: mammals or and during and Adherence to sea turtles due Subm~ Final • Using the highest frequency band possible for the survey. Equipment subbottom profiler; to survey Monitoring Report Manufacturer's activities are after completion of Routine

• Using the shortest possible pulse length; and observed. survey activities.

Maintenance • Lowering the pulse rate (pings per second) as much

as feasible. Schedule. Geophysical operators shall consider the potential

applicability of these measures to other equipment types (e.g., boomer). Permit holders will conduct routine inspection and maintenance of acoustic-generating equipment to ensure that low energy geophysical equipment used during permitted survey activities remains in proper working order and within manufacturer's equipment specifications. Verification of the date and occurrence of such equipment inspection and maintenance shall be provided in the required

resurve notification to CSLC. MM B10-7: The Marine Wildlife Contingency Plan (MWCP) developed No adverse Document pinniped OGPP permit Monitoring Avoidance of and implemented for each survey shall include effects to reactions to vessel holder. Report Pinniped Haul-Out identification of haul-out sites within or immediately pinnipeds at presence and following Sites. adjacent to the proposed survey area. For surveys within haul outs are equipment use. comple

300 meters (m) of a haul-out site, the MWCP shall further observed. tion of require that Submit Final survey.

Monitoring Report • The survey vessel shall not approach within 91 m of after completion ofa haul-out site, consistent with National Marine survey activities.Fisheries Service (NMFS) guidelines;

• Survey activity close to haul-out sites shall be conducted in an expedited manner to minimize the potential for disturbance of pinnipeds on land; and

• Marine Wildlife Monitors shall monitor pinniped activity onshore as the vessel approaches, observing and reporting on the number of pinnipeds potentially disturbed (e.g., via head lifting, flushing into the water). The purpose of such reporting is to provide CSLC and California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) with information regarding potential disturbance associated with OGPP surveys.

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MM B10-8 All State wa ers; 1f a coll1s1on with marine mamma or No adverse Submit Final OGPP permit Monitoring reptile occurs. the vessel operator shall document the effects to Monitoring Report conditions under which the accident occurred, including marine after completion of the following: mammals or survey activities. • Vessel location (latitude, longitude) when the collision sea turtles due

occurred; to survey • Date and time of collision; activities are • Speed and heading of the vessel at the time of observed.

collision; • Observation conditions (e.g., wind speed and

direction, swell height, visibility in miles or kilometers, and presence of rain or fog) at the time of collision;

• Species of marine wildlife contacted (if known); • Whether an observer was monitoring marine wildlife

at the time of collision; and, • Name of vessel, vessel owner/operator, and captain

officer in charge of the vessel at time of collision. After a collision, the vessel shall stop, if safe to do so; however, the vessel is not obligated to stand by and may proceed after confirming that it will not further damage the animal by doing so. The vessel will then immediately communicate by radio or telephone all details to the vessel's base of operations, and shall immediately report the incident. Consistent with Marine Mammal Protection Act requirements, the vessel's base of operations or, if an onboard telephone is available, the vessel captain him/herself, will then immediately call the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Stranding Coordinator to report the collision and follow any subsequent instructions. From the report, the Stranding Coordinator will coordinate subsequent action, including enlisting the aid of marine mammal rescue organizations, if appropriate. From the vessel's base of operations, a telephone call will be placed to the Stranding Coordinator, NOAA National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS), Southwest Region, Long Beach, to obtain instructions. Although NOAA has primary responsibility for marine mammals in both State and Federal waters, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) will also be advised that an incident has occurred in State waters affectina a orotected soecies.

Reporting Requirements -Collision.

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All MPAs; prior to commencing survey activities, Monitor reactions of

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Limitations on Survey Operations in Select Marine Protected Areas (MPAs).

MM HAZ-1: Oil Spill Contingency Plan (OSCP) Required Information.

MM HAZ-2: Vessel fueling restrictions.

MM HAZ-3: OSCP equipment and supplies.

EXHIBIT H

geophysical operators shall coordinate with the CLSC, California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), and any other appropriate permitting agency regarding proposed operations within MPAs. The scope and purpose of each survey proposed within a MPA shall be defined by the permit holder, and the applicability of the survey to the allowable MPA activities shall be delineated by the permit holder. If deemed necessary by CDFW, geophysical operators will pursue a scientific collecting permit, or other appropriate authorization, to secure approval to work within a MPA, and shall provide a copy of such authorization to the CSLC as part of the required presurvey notification to CSLC. CSLC, CDFW, and/or other permitting agencies may impose further restrictions on surve activities as conditions of a roval. Permittees shall develop and submit to CSLC staff for review and approval an OSCP that addresses accidental releases of petroleum and/or non-petroleum products during survey operations. Permittees' OSCPs shall include the following information for each vessel to be involved with the survey: • Specific steps to be taken in the event of a spill,

including notification names, phone numbers, and locations of: (1) nearby emergency medical facilities, and (2) wildlife rescue/response organizations (e.g., Oiled Wildlife Care Network);

• Description of crew training and equipment testing procedures; and

• Description, quantities, and location of spill response e ui ment onboard the vessel.

Vessel fueling shall only occur at an approved docking facility. No cross vessel fueling shall be allowed.

Onboard spill response equipment and supplies shall be sufficient to contain and recover the worst-case scenario spill of petroleum products as outlined in the OSCP.

resources due to survey activities are observed.

Reduction in the potential for an accidental spill. Proper and timely response and noti·fication of responsible parties in the event of a spill.

Reduction in the potential for an accidental s ill.

wildlife to survey operations; report on shutdown conditions and survey restart.


Documentation of proper spill training.

Notification of responsible parties in the event of a spill.

Documentation of fueling activities.

Notification to CSLC of onboard spill response equipmenVsupplies invento , veri

survey permitted by CDFW.

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MM HAZ-1: Outlined under Hazards and Hazardous Materials (above) Oil Spill Contingency Plan (OSCP) Required Information. MM HAZ-2: Outlined under Hazards and Hazardous Materials (above) Vessel fueling restrictions. MM HAZ-3: Outlined under Hazards and Hazardous Materials (above) OSCP equipment and su lies. MM BI0-9: Outlined under Biological Resources (above) Limitations on Survey Operations in Select MPAs. MM REC-1: U.S. All California waters where recreational diving may occur; No adverse Notfy the USCG, OGPP pem,it Prior to Coast Guard as a survey pennit condition, the CSLC shall require effects to local harbonnasters, holder. survey. (USCG), Pennittees to provide the USCG with survey details, recreational and local dive shops Harbonnaster, and including infonnation on vessel types, survey locations, divers from of planned survey Dive Shop times, contact information, and other details of activities survey activity. Operator that may pose a hazard to divers so that USCG can operations.

include the information in the Local Notice to Mariners, Submit Final Notification. Monitoring Report

areas. Furthennore, at least twenty-one (21) days in advising vessels to avoid potential hazards near survey

after completion of advance of in~water activities, Permittees shall: (1) post survey activities. such notices in the harbonnasters' offices of regional harbors; and (2) notify operators of dive shops in coastal locations adjacent to the proposed offshore survey a erations.

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MM FISH-1: U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) and Harbormaster Notification.

MM FISH-2: Minimize Interaction with Fishing Gear.

All California waters; as a survey permit condition, the CSLC shall require Permittees to provide the USCG with survey details, including information on vessel types, survey locations, times, contact information, and other details of activities that may pose a hazard to mariners and fishers so that USCG can include the information in the Local Notice to Mariners, advising vessels to avoid potential hazards near survey areas. Furthermore, at least twenty-one (21) days in advance of in-water activities, Permittees shall post such notices in the harbormasters' offices of re ional harbors. To minimize interaction with fishing gear that may be present within a survey area: (1) the geophysical vessel (or designated vessel) shall traverse the proposed survey corridor prior to commencing survey operations to note and record the presence, type, and location of deployed fishing gear (i.e., buoys); (2) no survey lines within 30 m (100 feet) of observed fishing gear shall be conducted. The survey crew shall not remove or relocate any fishing gear; removal or relocation shall only be accomplished by the owner of the gear upon notification by the survey operator of the potential conflict.

01 e an local harbormasters

commercial of planned survey fishing gear in activity. place.


No adverse Visually observe the effects to survey area for commercial commercial fishing fishing gear in gear. Notify the gear place. owner and request

relocation of gear outside survey area.

Submit Final Monitoring Report after completion of surve activities.

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Acronyms/Abbreviations: GARB = California Air Resources Board; CDFW = California Department of Fish and Wildlife; CSLC = California State Lands Commission; dB= decibels; kHz= kilohertz; MPA = Marine Protected Area; MWCP = Marine Wildlife Contingency Plan; MWM = Marine Wildlife Monitor; m= meter(s); NOAA= National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; NO,= Nitrogen Oxide; OGPP = Offshore Geophysical Permit Program; OSCP = Oil Spill Contingency Plan; USCG= U.S. Coast Guard

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