1. Recent Accomplishments of the Derelict Vessel Task Force

2. Major Accomplishments
Ch 9030 of NWACP - Derelict Vessel Best Mgt Practices
Standardization of Terminology
Abbreviated Authorities Matrix
Standardization of Reporting
Standardization of Risk Matrix
Improved Notice Sticker and New Warning Letter
Expansion & Maintenance of Database
Draft Training Presentations
Development of Draft Ideas & Recommendations

3. Chapter 9030
I Purpose II Acronyms & Abbreviations III Definitions IV Background V Operations A. Prevention B. Assessments C. Safety D. Response Operations E. Points of Contact VI Federal & State Authorities

4. Defining the Problem w/ Standard Terminology

5. Abbreviated Authorities Matrix

6. Standard Reporting Form

7. Standard Risk Matrix

8. Improved Notice Sticker & Letter of Concern
Use std terminology found in “Defining the Problem Graphic”, Reporting Form & Risk Matrix
Sites specific conditions of concern
Provides opportunity for corrective action
Outlines potential consequences of inaction

9. Database
Now reflects terminology & data fields of improved reporting form and risk matrix

10. Draft Training Presentations
Data Base Training
USCG Auxiliary Training
Job Aid for Law Enforcement Agencies
Presentation for NGO’s
All found on RRT/NWAC DVTF Tab

11. Draft Ideas 9 ideas w/ varying ability for action by RRT/NWAC
All within Area of Concern due to potential consequences of inaction
All ideas are well within area of influence
One is within the direct control of the RRT/NWAC

12. National Level Ideas
Require all vessels of concern & all commercial vessels to carry a bond or insurance to cover the cost of removal and disposal if left derelict or abandoned
Establish a Federal Mitigation Bank, funding maritime government agency’s capacity to remove and dispose of Abandoned Derelict Vessels

13. Regional Level Ideas
Amend vessel registration requirements to provide for more efficient tracking and designation of Vessels of Concern
Establish clear definitions relative to the life cycle of a vessel that is on the glide path to become a derelict or abandoned vessel which eventually puts a removal burden on the public
Enable public officials to intervene proactively and effectively upon designation that a boat is a Vessel of Concern
Establish State-Owned Aquatic Lands Leasing application review process

14. Regional Level Ideas Continue Program Alignment
Strengthen Inter-Agency Investigation Cooperation
Disposal Guidance (DEQ, DOE)