Supporting and Training America’s Heroes

Recent Events

•Support the Fleet, Fighter, and Family

Naval Base Coronado Air

Operations Town Hall January 31, 2019, City of

Coronado Public Library

Security Exercise: Solid

Curtain/Citadel Shield Week of February 3rd - 16th

Naval Base Coronado Beach

Clean-Ups Week of February 10th - 16th

Beach Clean Up Results

• Different Commands Volunteered Feb 10th – 16th

4.13 tons of trash removed from NBC Beaches

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Sample Zuniga Boat Distribution

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# Hull # Arrived Notes

1 CF 8703 SH 06 Dec 18 FY19-06 “Destination Point”

2 CF 5388 65 09 Jan 18 FY18-05

3 Not Visible 09 Jan 18 FY18-04 “Optimistic”

4 CF 8177 SK 06 Dec 18 FY19-07

5 CF 4281 UC 06 Dec 18 FY19-08

6 CF 4270 HW 06 Dec 18 FY19-09 “Cruisin”

7 CF 1021 SN 07 Oct 18 FY19-01 “Queen Bee”

8 Not Visible 06 Dec 18 FY19-10, Half submerged

# Hull # Arrived Notes

9 CF 3082 GC 15 Mar 18 FY18-14

10 CF 6056 UP 06 Dec 18 FY19-11

11 CF 3517 TF 29 Nov 18 FY19-02

12 CF 2586 FN 29 Nov 18 FY19-03 “Lital”

13 CF 1625 JT 06 Dec 18 FY19-12

14 CF 8621 KN 29 Nov 18 FY19-04 “Wolfpack”

15 CF 8767 CT 30 Nov 18 FY19-05 “Hard Rox”

16 Not Visible 11 May 17 FY17-21 “Kaycie”, Submerged

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Navy Demolition and HAZMAT

Disposal Costs for Zuniga

• FY17

24 boats washed ashore, 22 removed, one boat

still partially submerged at Dog Beach Fence

Total demo cost to date: $215K

Total HAZMAT disposal cost: $56K

• FY18

19 boats washed ashore, 12 removed (four by

owner or waves carried out to sea), three boats

await demo

Total demo cost to date: $176K

Total HAZMAT disposal cost: $16K

• FY19

17 boats washed up as of 02 Feb; 9 removed;

demolition in progress

Total cost to date: $186K 5

Sea Level Rise Adaptation

• Focus: Mission Readiness

• Local Partnerships and Recent

Coordination

Navy Region Southwest MOA with Port of San

Diego

Attend SANDAG SLR Working Group

Supported City of Coronado Grant for

CALTRANS Vulnerability Study

NOAA and Scripps Oceanography have a

contract to prepare coastal flooding analysis

at Naval Amphibious Base Coronado.

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Water Quality

• NBC is subject to all federal, state and local regulations

as well as DOD Instructions regarding environmental

compliance

Over 50 samples/month to test waters for health and environment

• Stormwater

Industrial and municipal systems

• Industrial – best management practices

• Municipal – house cleaning & awareness training

Eliminated Steam Condensate as point source discharge

• Wastewater

11 permits; three treatment systems

• Drinking Water

Four permitted water distributions systems

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NBC Upcoming Events

• Student Pilot Carrier Qualification DET Early to Mid-March

• Navy Wounded Warrior Trials March 8th – 23rd

• Navy Region Southwest Change of Command March 22, 2019

Community Concerns

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Concerns or comments may be submitted by an

electronic feedback form at:

https://cnic.navy.mil/regions/cnrsw/installations/navbase

_coronado/about/CommunityConcerns.html

BACKUP SLIDES

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Coastal Campus Updates

• SR-75 Traffic Light Schedule

26FEB -Traffic signal installation

05MAR -Traffic light will be energized

05MAR – 08MAR One day of highway striping and several days of CALTRANS

testing (the traffic light will be in service the entire time).

08MAR – Light testing complete.

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• Security Lighting at ECP

Important for security functions -

differentiating car colors at night,

camera systems that read license

plates, etc.

Essential for safety of sentries,

motorists, bikers and pedestrians at

night

Required by DOD criteria for entry

control points

Addressed in Coastal Campus EIS