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Requests Report Received Between 07/01/2018 and 09/30/2018 Requests Report Received between 07/01/2018 and 09/30/2018 Request ID Received Date Request Description Requester Name Self request for records pertaining to 2018-CGFO-01994 7/2/2018 investigation conducted by USCG, case number # 025-11-GCH-154808B(GA). Request for records pertaining to incident that occurred on 10/3/15 at Two Harbors, Santa 2018-CGFO-02082 7/2/2018 Brown, Bradford Catalina Island. Incident involved vessel Shore Boat #6. Request for records pertaining to incident that occurred on November 21, 2017, in Key West 2018-CGFO-01988 7/2/2018 Kutner-Merwitzer, Tracie Florida. The incident involved a vessel owned by Fury Water Adventures - Catamaran. Request for records related to an incident that occurred on May 14, 2018, involving the vessel CHRIS REEVES. Location provided for where the 2018-CGFO-01989 7/2/2018 Bradbury, Stephanie incident occurred is the Mississippi River. Requester states the investigation was handled by USCG Sector New Orleans. Request for records pertaining to SAR case that 2018-CGFO-01990 7/2/2018 Semaña, Avela occurred in May of 2018 south of the USVI. Request for list of registered fishing vessels in 2018-CGFO-01991 7/2/2018 Walker, Chase the state of Florida. Request for a copy of the USCG VTS/ECDIS and VHF radio recordings, channels 67 and 05A centered on the vessel FANEROMENI covering 2018-CGFO-01993 7/2/2018 brown, Chris 0422 hrs. on June 18, 2018. The aforementioned vessel was docked at the Nucor Terminal in the Mississippi River at Mile 162 AHP. Request for records pertaining to incident that occurred on August 13, 2017, involving M/V 2018-CGFO-01995 7/2/2018 Hartdegen, Nanette PIPER and Fieldwood/GOM Shelf's platform EI 175 C, Gulf of Mexico. Request for records pertaining to boating incident involving a small fishing boat with a larger boat. Incident occurred on Lake Michigan off the coast 2018-CGFO-01996 7/3/2018 Deaner, John of St. Joseph, Michigan, in June or May of 2018. St. Joseph, Michigan, Coast Guard was called to assist. Request for records pertaining to M/V MARTHA'S VINEYARD from time period of March 1, 2018, to May 31, 2018. Requesting transcripts of all voice communications between M/V MARTHA'S 2018-CGFO-01997 7/3/2018 VINEYARD and the USCG regarding any steering Bish, Alan or main propulsion issues, in addition to any other issues aboard the vessel. Also requesting any USCG 2692 forms related to any incidents involving the aforementioned vessel. Request for records pertaining to barge allision with the Ohio River Bridge. Incident is said to 2018-CGFO-01998 7/3/2018 Caliper, Teresa have occurred on 4/30/18, structure number believed to be 064-0035. Request for records pertaining to incident that occurred on, or about, July 5, 2017, involving M/V ENCHANTMENT OF THE SEAS. Incident 2018-CGFO-02000 7/3/2018 occurred in Miami, Florida. Request includes, but Sotolongo, Peter is not limited to, CG-2692 forms, CG-924E forms, and any other reports of the investigations which may have been filed by, or with, the USCG. Request for any MISLE data activity (investigation 2018-CGFO-02001 7/3/2018 report) records specifically related to individuals Gavis, Tyler listed in email. Request for the following materials; All documents related to sampling, testing, and analysis of sheens, spills, or other materials as part of any investigation relating to the pollution incident that occurred on, or about, September 2018-CGFO-02002 7/3/2018 20, 2016, near Rodeo, CA; The USCG Marine Sparkman, Briton Safety Laboratory Oil Sample Analysis Report for this event; A full analytical data package from the Marine Safety Laboratory for the Oil Sample Analysis Report prepared for the event; GC/MS/FID Data. Requester is seeking copies of any written communications the Coast Guard may have issued, confirming that the windows Convoy 2018-CGFO-02091 7/5/2018 Supply, Inc ordered andhad delivered to the Ridenour, Adele Coast Guard housing siding and remodel project in Warrenton, Oregon, failed to meet the Coast Guard’s required specifications. 2018-CGFO-02073 7/6/2018 Request for NMC records. John, Tyler 2018-CGFO-02072 7/6/2018 Request for NMC records. Ploucha, Kimberly 2018-CGFO-02074 7/6/2018 Request for NMC Records. Hefner, Carol Request for VTS information pertaining to incident that occurred on July 4, 2018. Incident 2018-CGFO-02095 7/6/2018 Morris, Russ involved M/V OKINAWA (O.N. 9376361) and a Russell Marine crane barge. Request for records pertaining to the following; Coast Guard's responses to requests for assistance involving boats rented from Captain Pip's Marina and Hideaway; Reports involving 2018-CGFO-02006 7/6/2018 injuries sustained as a result of malfunctions on Fancher, Karen boats rented from Captain Pip's; Reports involving Captain Pip's boats or other floatation devices that were required to pass inspections but did not. Request for records pertaining to incident that occurred on August 25, 2017, inside the 2018-CGFO-02007 7/6/2018 Ludington Michigan Harbor. The Coast Guard boat Bonkoski, Larry #29346 was an RB-S II. Activity Number 5747612. Request for records pertaining to incident that occurred on June 16, 2018, involving vessel 2018-CGFO-02008 7/6/2018 Blum, Patrick ALLORA. Incident occurred out of Burham Harbor, Chicago, Illinois. Request for oil spill reports that were made on 2018-CGFO-02009 7/6/2018 2/13/2018, case number 1116214, and Greene, Roger 2/26/2018, case number 1117568. Request for records pertaining to an explosion and fire that occurred on October 15, 2017, at an 2018-CGFO-02010 7/6/2018 oil and gas production facility owned by Clovelly Merchant, Kevin Oil Co. LLC, located in Lake Pontchartrain approximately one mile north of Kenner, LA. Request for records pertaining to incident that occurred on April 30, 2017, involving barge 2018-CGFO-02011 7/6/2018 vessel LONE STAR. Incident occurred in the Allagoa, C. Eli navigable waters of Ensenada Honda (Puerto Rico). Request for records pertaining to any environmental infractions, fines, penalties, and 2018-CGFO-02012 7/6/2018 resolutions associated with the companies listed Osorno-Belleme, Angela in the document attached the email. Period of interest is July 1, 2016, through June 30, 2018. Request for records pertaining to April and September 2016 SAR cases concerning the vessel CHICKEN POX, VIN CG1386601. Requesting the following; 1. Any and all electronic, paper, and audio records related to the April and September 2016 SAR cases related to the vessel named Chicken Pox with VIN CG1386601 for any Coast Guard unit that participated in either of the two SAR events. Both 2018-CGFO-02013 7/6/2018 Hooper, Chester these cases occurred I Sector Southeast’s (Woods Hole) area of responsibility. 2. Any and all participating units’ audio tapes, participant testimonials/statements and/or notes, MISLE reports, SAR checklist, SAROPS reports, 2016 case, all search action plans, suspension checklist, and manual solution worksheets and GAR assessments for both cases. 3. Boarding report forms for the April 26 rescue case. Request for information re: individual's merchant 2018-CGFO-01506 7/9/2018 Lentz, Dan mariner licensing history with the Coast Guard Request for records pertaining to incident involving M/V OKINAWA and M/T KING DARWIN. Incident occurred on July 4, 2018 at Hess Terminal, Houston, Texas. Requesting copy of 2018-CGFO-02316 7/9/2018 VHF channels 13 and 21A for the time period of Hartman, R. Keith 11:30 to 12:30. Also requesting copy of incident report and all relevant AIS and video data, as well as position log and unsafe mooring report at Hess Terminal for the M/T KING DARWIN. Documents associated with NPFC claim number 2018-CGFO-02076 7/9/2018 Sullivan, Thomas M06017-OC01 Request for all records the USCG has pertaining to the M/V EAGLE (Official # 505274) in the 1965- 2018-CGFO-02014 7/9/2018 Morris, Cheryl 1979 timeframe. Request includes, but is not limited to, inspection records and stability letters. Request for records pertaining to the approval, by the USCG, of the 2017 Northern Michigan Area Contingency Plan, (NMACP) for Sector Sault 2018-CGFO-02015 7/9/2018 Dabaghi, Andrene Ste. Marie with respect to the NMACP's compliance with the Oil Pollution Control Act of 1990. Request for copies of all drafted, submitted or 2018-CGFO-02016 7/9/2018 received SF-716 forms produced from 1/1/2001 Best, Emma through 12/31/2017. Copies of FOIAs 2013-1887, 2013-1914, 2013- 2018-CGFO-02017 7/9/2018 Keys, Clay 2089, and 2013-2096 Request for records pertaining to the navigational history and status of a power line over the Grand River in Grand Haven, Michigan. Seeking copies of any reports received or issued by the USCG since 1972 regarding the following; • - The navigational status of the sections of the Grand River between 43°03’1.2”N;86°09’33”W and 43°02’46”N;86°9’56”W • -The navigational status of the Lost Channel section of the Grand River. • - The navigational status and clear height of the overhead power line as it crosses the Lost 2018-CGFO-02018 7/9/2018 Ellenstein, Robert Channel section of the Grand River. • -Any navigational restrictions in place for the Grand River between 43°03’1.2”N; 86°09’33”W and 43°02’46”N; 86°9’56”W • -Any navigational aids or markers including buoys, beacons, danger marks, special marks, notice boards, etc. required and/or placed in the Grand River located between 43°03’1.2”N;86°09’33”W and 43°02’46”N;86°9’56”W GPS Coordinates taken from charts via the NOAA ENC Viewer which is “not certified for navigation”.
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