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Shangin Bay, K-44Center of map at 58˚ 36.9’ N Lat., 152˚ 25.3’ W Lon.

Shangin Bay entrance viewed from the west.

Shangin Bay DV-02 deployment site viewed from the west.

Free-oil Containment and Recovery, Shallow Water

Diversion Booming

Protected-water Boom

Tidal-seal Boom

Shoreside Recovery

Bears in Area, Guards Recommended

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Kodiak Subarea Geographic Response Strategies June 2008

K-44

ID Location and Description Response Strategy Implementation Response Resources Staging Area Site Access Resources Protected(months)

Special Considerations

K-44-01 Shangin Bay

Nearshore waters in the generalarea of:

Lat. 58º 37.6 NLon. 152º24.5 W

Free-oil Recovery

Maximize free-oil recovery inthe offshore & nearshoreenvironment of Shangin Baydepending on spill locationand trajectory.

Deploy free-oil recovery strike teamsupwind and up current of ShanginBay.

Use aerial surveillance to locateincoming slicks.

Deploy multiple free-oilrecovery strike teams asrequired to maximizeinterception of oil before itimpacts sensitive areas.

Kodiak/Homer Via marine waters

Chart 16604-1

Same as K-44-02 Vessel masters should have localknowledge.

Use extreme caution, shoalwaters with numerous reefs androcks.

K-44-02 Shangin Bay

Lat. 58º 36.24 NLon. 152º25.39 W

Divert and Collect

Divert oil to shore-sidecollection points determinedby spill source and trajectory.

Deploy anchors and boom with skiffs(class 6).

Place 400 ft. tidal-seal boom on theeastern shore and 200 ft. on thewestern shore. Complete with 1400ft. protected-water boom across theentrance to the bay.

Set-up collection site using shore-side collection unit or if oil volume isminimal, use sorbent boom or snareline to provide collection of oil.

If sea state at the designated siteprecludes deployment, move thearray further into Shangin Bay.

Tend throughout the tide.

DeploymentEquipment

1400 ft. protected-waterboom

600ft. tidal-seal boom10 ea. small anchor systems4 ea. anchor stakes1 ea. shoreside collection

unitVessels

1 ea. class 3/41 ea. class 6

Personnel/Shift5 ea. vessel crew2 ea. response techsTending

Vessels1 ea. class 3/41 ea. class 6

Personnel/Shift3 ea. vessel crew2 ea. response techs

Vessel platform Via marine waters

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Fish- intertidal spawning-salmon (May-Sept.),herring (April-May)

Birds-waterfowlconcentration, seabirdnesting, eagle nesting

Marine mammals- seals,otters

Human use- commercialfishing

Habitat- Sheltered tidalflats, sheltered rockyshoreline

Vessel masters should have localknowledge.

A limited bear population existsin the area; a bear guard may benecessary.

REPORT any cultural resourcesfound during operations toFOSC Historic PropertiesSpecialist.

Site surveyed: 7/23/05 KGRSTactics Committee.

Tested: not yet