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Legend Sector MSU Savannah Charleston Environmental Sensitive Areas 10A: Salt and Brackish Water Diving birds Shorebird AOR AOR Marshes `[ «[ Nesting Area Nesting Area Summer Protection Priority General Booming Strategy (Length in Ft) Wading birds A - Protect First - Highest Priority US Coast Guard XXX ¯[ Dolphins ®[ Nesting Area State Managed Areas MSU Savannah B - Protect after A Areas - Medium XX Priority Federal Managed Areas Gull/Tern ¢[ q Water Intake Nesting Area County Boundary/State Waters ! C - Protect after B Areas - Lower X Priority US Coast Guard MSU Savannah # Collection Point AOR !¤ Manatees !¸ Water Quality Bio-SocEcon h Waterfowl Shallow Water Skimmer h Marina ! °[ Management Area ( y[ Aquaculture !

Skimmer b[ Raptor Nesting Area ²[ Whales  d Boat Ramp Fish and Wildlife Atlantic Ocean ! Research Institute Wildlife Management Staging Area !S x[ Recreational Fishing r[ Area/Refuge ( s[ Coast Guard (!R Oil Spill Risk Location !¶ Sea Turtles Sector Jacksonville l[ Commercial Fishing AOR (!E Equipment Storage Location <= Miles Port Facility µ 0.5 0.25 0 0.5 1 1.5 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Savannah GRP Map # GA-25 Name: Little River Site ID: GA25-01 Protection Priority (Season): Spring: B Summer: B Fall: B Winter: B Site Description: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 31° 9' 40.884" N Longitude (DMS): 81° 26' 33.997" County: Glynn Latitude (DD): 31.161357 Longitude (DD): -81.442777 SCAT Division: Glynn County Division 1 ESI Map: GA - 25 ESI Name: Brunswick East, GA NOAA Chart: 11507_7 CHART Name: BEAUFORT RIVER TO ST SIMONS SOUND AA-BB USGS Quad: 31081-B4 QUAD Name: Brunswick East Managed Area (if applicable): General Location: CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: NOAA-SSC (USCG District 7) 305-530-7925(o) 954-684-8486(c) 206-526-4911(24hr); DOI - Regional Environmental Officer 404- 909-0537, 404-331-4524, 215-266-5155 (24hrs) or 617-223-8565

RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Salt and brackish water marshes, riprap Habitat: Salt and brackish water marshes Wildlife: Bottlenose dolphin, West Indian manatee, Dabbling ducks, Diving ducks, Mottled duck, Scaup, Seaside sparrow, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic brief squid, Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Cannonball jellyfish, Horseshoe crab, White shrimp, American eel, Atlantic croaker, Atlantic menhaden, Atlantic sturgeon, Black drum, Red drum, Sheepshead, Shortnose sturgeon, Southern flounder, Southern kingfish, Spot, Spotted seatrout, Star drum, Striped mullet, Weakfish

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): Boom Type: Booming Method: No Information Provided

Protection Strategy: 1700' Exclusion boom across Little River/Black River junction 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Friday, October 16, 2020 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727) 896-8626 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Savannah GRP Map # GA-25 Name: Jove Creek Site ID: GA25-02 Protection Priority (Season): Spring: B Summer: B Fall: B Winter: B Site Description: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 31° 12' 57.096" N Longitude (DMS): 81° 25' 28.581" County: Glynn Latitude (DD): 31.215860 Longitude (DD): -81.424606 SCAT Division: Glynn County Division 1 ESI Map: GA - 25 ESI Name: Brunswick East, GA NOAA Chart: 11507_7 CHART Name: BEAUFORT RIVER TO ST SIMONS SOUND AA-BB USGS Quad: 31081-B4 QUAD Name: Brunswick East Managed Area (if applicable): R.J. Reynolds State Wildlife Refuge General Location: CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: NOAA-SSC (USCG District 7) 305-530-7925(o) 954-684-8486(c) 206-526-4911(24hr); DOI - Regional Environmental Officer 404- 909-0537, 404-331-4524, 215-266-5155 (24hrs) or 617-223-8565

RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Salt and brackish water marshes Habitat: Salt and brackish water marshes Wildlife: Bottlenose dolphin, West Indian manatee, Clapper rail, Dabbling ducks, Diving ducks, Mottled duck, Scaup, Seaside sparrow, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic brief squid, Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Cannonball jellyfish, Horseshoe crab, White shrimp, American eel, Atlantic croaker, Atlantic menhaden, Atlantic sturgeon, Black drum, Red drum, Sheepshead, Shortnose sturgeon, Southern flounder, Southern kingfish, Spot, Spotted seatrout, Star drum, Striped mullet, Weakfish

Threaten/Endangered Species: West Indian manatee, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: Recreational fishing, Jove Creek Reef RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Collection Points: Area Access: Spill Risk: Response Resources:

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): Boom Type: Booming Method: No Information Provided

Protection Strategy: 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Friday, October 16, 2020 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727) 896-8626 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Savannah GRP Map # GA-25 Name: Mackay River Site ID: GA25-03 Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site Description: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 31° 14' 51.772" N Longitude (DMS): 81° 25' 1.786" W County: Glynn Latitude (DD): 31.247714 Longitude (DD): -81.417163 SCAT Division: Glynn County Division 1 ESI Map: GA - 25 ESI Name: Brunswick East, GA NOAA Chart: 11507_7 CHART Name: BEAUFORT RIVER TO ST SIMONS SOUND AA-BB USGS Quad: 31081-B4 QUAD Name: Brunswick East Managed Area (if applicable): General Location: CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: Georgia DNR Emergency Operations Center 800-241-4113 NOAA-SSC (USCG District 7) 305-530-7925(o) 954-684-8486(c) 206- 526-4911(24hr); DOI - Regional Environmental Officer 404-331-4524 or 617-223-8565

RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Salt and brackish water marshes Habitat: High Sensitivity salt and brackish water marshes both shorelines Wildlife: Bottlenose dolphin, West Indian manatee, Clapper rail, Dabbling ducks, Diving ducks, Mottled duck, Scaup, Seaside sparrow, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic brief squid, Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Cannonball jellyfish, Horseshoe crab, White shrimp, American eel, Atlantic croaker, Atlantic menhaden, Atlantic sturgeon, Black drum, Red drum, Sheepshead, Shortnose sturgeon, Southern flounder, Southern kingfish, Spot, Spotted seatrout, Star drum, Striped mullet, Weakfish

Threaten/Endangered Species: West Indian manatee, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: Recreational fishing RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Collection Points: None Area Access: boat/helicopter Spill Risk: Response Resources: See Annex XIV (2400)

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection, Protection/Exclusion

Protection Strategy: Skimmers; Deflection, Protection/Exclusion boom as needed Any efforts that may result in the closing of the Intracoastal Waterway need to be made in consultation with Sector Charleston’s Waterways Management Division or methods to open and close the waterway need to be devised (e.g. manning a ‘boom gate’). 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: Fort Frederica National Monument (National Park Service), Superintendent, 912-638-3639 or 912-554-0278 NOAA-SSC (USCG District 7) 305-530-7925(o) 954-684-8486(c) 206-526-4911(24hr); DOI - Regional Environmental Officer 404-331-4524 or 617-223- 8565 RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Salt and brackish water marshes Habitat: High sensitivity salt and brackish water marshes both shorelines. Wildlife: Bottlenose dolphin, West Indian manatee, Clapper rail, Dabbling ducks, Diving ducks, Mottled duck, Scaup, Seaside sparrow, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic brief squid, Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Cannonball jellyfish, Horseshoe crab, White shrimp, American eel, Atlantic croaker, Atlantic menhaden, Atlantic sturgeon, Black drum, Red drum, Sheepshead, Shortnose sturgeon, Southern flounder, Southern kingfish, Spot, Spotted seatrout, Star drum, Striped mullet, Weakfish

Threaten/Endangered Species: West Indian manatee, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: Fort Frederica National Monument RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Grassy area behind dock, accessible via a dirt road from maintenance area that could be used for staging equipment without affecting the historical structures on site Collection Points: No shore-based collection point available due to shoreline being salt marsh Area Access: vehicle, refer to NPS Annex for more information Spill Risk: Response Resources: See Annex XIV (2400)

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Hard Min. Boom Length (FT): 3000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection, Protection/Exclusion

Protection Strategy: Deflection booming - should be deployed so it is effective during both flood and ebb tidal conditions. No shore-based collection point available. Any cleanup activities would have to be conducted under the supervision of NPS. The Superintendent will direct any issues of dissatisfaction, concerns or recommendations regarding clean-up actions to the FOSC or Liaison Officer. Refer to NPS Annex for more information. 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Friday, October 16, 2020 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727) 896-8626 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Savannah GRP Map # GA-25 Name: Wetlands adjacent to and across from Fort Frederica National Monument Site ID: GA25-05 Protection Priority (Season): Spring: B Summer: B Fall: B Winter: B Site Description: Wetlands. Salt marsh on both sides of Frederica River in front of fort. GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 31° 13' 21.192" N Longitude (DMS): 81° 23' 41.928" County: Glynn Latitude (DD): 31.222553 Longitude (DD): -81.394980 SCAT Division: Glynn County Division 1 ESI Map: GA - 25 ESI Name: Brunswick East, GA NOAA Chart: 11507_7 CHART Name: BEAUFORT RIVER TO ST SIMONS SOUND AA-BB USGS Quad: 31081-B4 QUAD Name: Brunswick East Managed Area (if applicable): Altamaha State Waterfowl Management Area, National Park Service General Location: On Frederica River, Fort Frederica National Monument, on the back side of St. Simons Island

CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: Fort Frederica National Monument (National Park Service), Superintendent, 912-638-3639 or 912-554-0278 NOAA-SSC (USCG District 7) 305-530-7925(o) 954-684-8486(c) 206-526-4911(24hr); DOI - Regional Environmental Officer 404-331-4524 or 617-223- 8565 RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Salt and brackish water marshes Habitat: High sensitivity salt and brackish water marshes both shorelines. Wildlife: Bottlenose dolphin, West Indian manatee, Clapper rail, Dabbling ducks, Diving ducks, Mottled duck, Scaup, Seaside sparrow, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic brief squid, Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Cannonball jellyfish, White shrimp, American eel, Atlantic croaker, Atlantic menhaden, Atlantic sturgeon, Black drum, Red drum, Sheepshead, Shortnose sturgeon, Southern flounder, Southern kingfish, Spot, Spotted seatrout, Star drum, Striped mullet, Weakfish

Threaten/Endangered Species: West Indian manatee, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: Fort Frederica National Monument. Salt marshes are a key element of the viewscape of the park. RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Grassy area behind dock, accessible via a dirt road from maintenance area that could be used for staging equipment without affecting the historical structures on site Collection Points: No shore-based collection point available due to shoreline being salt marsh Area Access: boat, refer to NPS Annex for more information Spill Risk: Response Resources:

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Medium Min. Boom Length (FT): 1000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection, Protection/Exclusion

Protection Strategy: Deflection booming - should be deployed so it is effective during both flood and ebb tidal conditions. No shore-based collection point available because the entire adjacent habitat is salt marsh. It is estimated that 500' of boom will be needed for each side of the shoreline on Frederica River. Any clean-up activities would have to be conducted under the supervision of NPS. The Superintendent will direct any issues of dissatisfaction, concerns or recommendations regarding clean-up actions to the FOSC or Liaison Officer. Refer to NPS Annex for more information. 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Sakt and brackish water marshes, exposed solid man-made structures Habitat: Salt and brackish water marshes Wildlife: Atl. sturgeon, Blueback herring, Hickory shad, Striped bass, Amer. eel, Atl. croaker, Atl. menhaden, Atl. sharpnose shark, Atl. spadefish, Bay & Striped anchovy; Black, Red & Star drum, Black seabass, Bluefish, Cobia, Hardhead catfish, Hogchoker King & Spanish mackerel, Ladyfish, Mummichog, Pinfish, Seatrout, Sheepshead, Silver perch, Southern & Summer flounder, Southern kingfish, Spot, Spotted seatrout, Striped mullet, Tarpon, Amer. oyster, Quahog spp., Blue crab Knobbed whelk, Brown shrimp, Grass shrimp, Pink shrimp, White shrimp

Threaten/Endangered Species: West Indian manatee, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: No longer State permitted industrial intake RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Collection Points: Hercules facility near inlet Area Access: boat/helicopter Spill Risk: Response Resources: See Annex XIV (2400)

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 100 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection, Protection/Exclusion

Protection Strategy: 100' boom directly before intake inlet, vac truck on Hercules facility with skimmer. 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Salt and brackish water marshes, scrub-shrub wetlands, riprap, gravel beaches, exposed solid man-made structures Habitat: High Sensitivity salt and brackish water marshes both shorelines Wildlife: Bottlenose dolphin, West Indian manatee, American oystercatcher, Bald eagle, Dabbling ducks, Diving ducks, Mergansers, Mottled duck, Scaup, Seaside sparrow, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic brief squid, Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Cannonball jellyfish, Horseshoe crab, White shrimp, American eel, Atlantic croaker, Atlantic menhaden, Atlantic sharpnose shark, Atlantic sturgeon, Black drum, Blacktip shark, Finetooth shark, Red drum, Sandbar shark, Scalloped hammerhead, Sheepshead, Shortnose sturgeon, Southern flounder, Southern kingfish, Spanish mackeral, Spot, Spotted seatrout, Star drum, Striped mullet, Southern flounder, Weakfish Threaten/Endangered Species: West Indian manatee, Bald eagle, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Collection Points: Area Access: boat/helicopter Spill Risk: Response Resources: See Annex XIV (2400)

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 1200 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection

Protection Strategy: 1200' of boom in a V-shape with skimmer anchored before channel mouth, align ends of boom with No: 3 light\skimmer should be positioned at apex of boom near G5 dayboard Any efforts that may result in the closing of the Intracoastal Waterway need to be made in consultation with Sector Charleston’s Waterways Management Division or methods to open and close the waterway need to be devised (e.g. manning a ‘boom gate’). 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Salt and brackish water marshes, exposed and sheltered tidal flats, gravel beaches Habitat: High Sensitivity salt and brackish water marshes both shorelines, freshwater marshes, exposed and sheltered tidal flats Wildlife: Bottlenose dolphin, West Indian manatee, American oystercatcher, Dabbling ducks, Diving ducks, Mergansers, Mottled duck, Scaup, Seaside sparrow, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic brief squid, Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Cannonball jellyfish, Horseshoe crab, White shrimp, American eel, Atlantic croaker, Atlantic menhaden, Atlantic sharpnose shark, Atlantic sturgeon, Black drum, Blacktip shark, Bonnethead, Finetooth shark, Red drum, Sandbar shark, Scalloped Sheepshead, Shortnose sturgeon, Southern flounder, Southern kingfish, Spanish mackeral, Spot, Spotted seatrout, Star drum, Striped mullet, Southern flounder, Weakfish Threaten/Endangered Species: West Indian manatee, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: Recreational fishing RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Collection Points: None Area Access: boat Spill Risk: Response Resources: See Annex XIV (2400)

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 3200 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection

Protection Strategy: Deploy 2 skimmers at mouth of creeks with boom running to shore in two 1000' sections for Back River. Boom Plantation Creek at mouth with 600' of deflection boom. 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Friday, October 16, 2020 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727) 896-8626 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Savannah GRP Map # GA-25 Name: St. Simons Sound Site ID: GA25-09 Protection Priority (Season): Spring: A Summer: A Fall: A Winter: A Site Description: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 31° 7' 35.883" N Longitude (DMS): 81° 24' 23.179" County: Glynn Latitude (DD): 31.126634 Longitude (DD): -81.406439 SCAT Division: Glynn County Division 1 ESI Map: GA - 25 ESI Name: Brunswick East, GA NOAA Chart: 11489_1 CHART Name: ST SIMONS SOUND TO TOLOMATO RIVER BB-CC USGS Quad: 31081-B4 QUAD Name: Brunswick East Managed Area (if applicable): General Location: CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: Georgia DNR Emergency Operations Center 800-241-4113 NOAA-SSC (USCG District 7) 305-530-7925(o) 954-684-8486(c) 206- 526-4911(24hr); DOI - Regional Environmental Officer 404-331-4524 or 617-223-8565

RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Salt and brackish water marshes, exposed and sheltered tidal flats, riprap, gravel beaches, fine to medium grained beaches, exposed solid man-made structures Habitat: High Sensitivity salt and brackish water marshes both shorelines, exposed and sheltered tidal flats Wildlife: Humpback and North Atlantic right whale, Bottlenose dolphin, West Indian manatee, Shorebirds, American oystercatcher, American white pelican, Black skimmer, Brown pelican, Clapper rail, Dabbling ducks, Diving ducks, Dunlin, Laughing gull, Mergansers, Mottled duck; Least, Gull-billed, Royal and Sandwich terns; Scaup, Seaside sparrow, Wilson's plover; Green, Kemp’s ridley, Leatherback and Loggerhead sea turtles; Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Horseshoe crab, White shrimp, Atlantic sturgeon; Sheepshead, Short nose sturgeon; Atlantic sharpnose, Blacknose, Blacktip, Bonnethead, Bull, Finetooth, Great hammerhead, Lemon, Sandbar, Scalloped hammerhead, Spinner, Tiger and White sharks; Giant manta, and a large variety of recreational and commercial fish species Threaten/Endangered Species: Humpback whale, North Atlantic right whale, West Indian manatee, Gull-billed tern, Wilson’s plover, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Leatherback sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: Historical site: St. Simons Lighthouse; Commercial fishing - shrimping; Recreational fishing RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Malcolm-McKinnon airport - 1500' runway Collection Points: Jekyll Island Fishing Pier and St. Simons Fishing Pier Area Access: aircraft/boat/helicopter Spill Risk: Response Resources: See Annex XIV (2400)

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): 1600 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection

Protection Strategy: 4 Skimmers in St. Simons Sound; deploy five 200' sections at 20 degree angle to collection point at fishing pier. 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Friday, October 16, 2020 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727) 896-8626 GRP - Oil Spill Sensitive Site Report for Sector : Savannah GRP Map # GA-25 Name: St. Simons Beach Site ID: GA25-10 Protection Priority (Season): Spring: C Summer: A Fall: C Winter: C Site Description: GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 31° 8' 16.721" N Longitude (DMS): 81° 22' 44.943" County: Glynn Latitude (DD): 31.137978 Longitude (DD): -81.379151 SCAT Division: Glynn County Division 1 ESI Map: GA - 25 ESI Name: Brunswick East, GA NOAA Chart: 11507_7 CHART Name: BEAUFORT RIVER TO ST SIMONS SOUND AA-BB USGS Quad: 31081-B4 QUAD Name: Brunswick East Managed Area (if applicable): General Location: CONTACT INFORMATION Contacts: Georgia DNR Emergency Operations Center 800-241-4113 NOAA-SSC (USCG District 7) 305-530-7925(o) 954-684-8486(c) 206- 526-4911(24hr); DOI - Regional Environmental Officer 404-331-4524 or 617-223-8565

RESOURCES AT RISK INFORMATION Shoreline Type: Riprap, fine to medium grained sand beaches, exposed solid man-made structures Habitat: Sand beach Wildlife: Bottlenose dolphin, Humpback and North Atlantic right whales; West Indian manatee, Alcids, American oystercatcher, Black-capped petrel, Brown pelican, Double-crested cormorant, Dunlin, Jaegers; Black and Least tern, Long-tailed duck, Loons, Mergansers, Northern gannet, Phalaropes, Piping plover, Red knot, Scaup, Scoters, Shearwaters, Storm-petrels, Wilson's plover; Green, Kemp’s ridley, Leatherback, and Loggerhead sea turtles; Blue crab, Brown shrimp, Horseshoe crab, White shrimp, American eel; Atlanti c and Shortnose sturgeon; Atlantic sharpnose, Blacknose, Blacktip, Bonnethead, Bull, Finetooth, Great hammerhead, Lemon, Sandbar, Scalloped hammerhead, Spinner, Tiger, and White sharks; Giant manta and a large variety of recreational and commercial fish Threaten/Endangered Species: Humpback whale, North Atlantic right whale, West Indian manatee, Gull-billed tern, Red knot, Wilson’s plover, Green sea turtle, Kemp’s ridley sea turtle, Leatherback sea turtle, Loggerhead sea turtle, Atlantic Sturgeon, Shortnose sturgeon Socio-Economic Resources: Recreational beach, Coast Guard Station RESPONSE CONSIDERATIONS Staging Area: Collection Points: None inside marsh Area Access: boat/helicopter Spill Risk: Response Resources: See Annex XIV (2400)

PROTECTION STRATEGY INFORMATION Tidal Range (FT): 6-9 Average Current (KTS): Ease of Protection: Min. Boom Length (FT): Boom Type: Booming Method: No Information Provided

Protection Strategy: need protection strategy for when sea turtles are nesting/present 4+ Knot Current Typical, 7+ foot tidal range. Typical sand/silt bottom. Swift water booming techniques utilizing deflection/collection strategy with aggressive monitoring recommended based on environmental sensitivity of the area and condition variation

Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Friday, October 16, 2020 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727) 896-8626 GRP - Oil Spill Staging Area Report for Sector : Savannah GRP Map # GA-25 Facility Name: Fort Frederica - grassy area Site ID: Data Collector (Agency): FWC-FWRI Survey Type: Planning Survey Date: Managing Agency: General Manager/Contact Person: Contact Phone #: SCAT Description: Glynn County Division 1 Physical Address: Mimosa Dr. City: St. Simons State: Georgia Zip Code: 31522 County: Glynn GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 31° 13' 26.815" N Longitude (DMS): 81° 23' 33.581" W Latitude (DD): 31.22411516 Longitude (DD): -81.39266145 SITE DESCRIPTION Site Type: Staging Area Access: Operational Status: Scale of Staging Area: Hours of Operation: Days of Operation: Water Type: Water Body Name: Boat Launch Capability: Number of Boat Ramps: 0 Number of Boat Ramp Lanes: 0 Number of Boat Slips: 0 Number of Moorings: 0 Boat Ramp Surface Composition: Water Depth at End of Boat Ramp: Wave Energy at Site: Shoreline Type in Viewable Viscinity: Access Constraints: Crane Capabilities: Collection Point Capabilities: Parking Capacity for Trailers: 0 Parking Capacity for Cars: 0 Parking Lot Dimensions: Parking Surface: Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Boom Available On-Site and Length: ADDITIONAL AMMENITIES Fuels Available: Propane or Natural Gas Available Water Available: Fire Hydrant: Pumpout Available: Bathrooms Available: Electricity Amperage Available: Camping Facilities: Food Available: Security Available and Hours On Duty: GENERAL INFORMATION AND COMMENTS Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Comments: Photo URL:

Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Thursday, December 3, 2020 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727) 896-8626 GRP - Oil Spill Staging Area Report for Sector : Savannah GRP Map # GA-25 Facility Name: Malcolm McKinnon Airport Site ID: Data Collector (Agency): FWC-FWRI Survey Type: Planning Survey Date: Managing Agency: General Manager/Contact Person: Contact Phone #: SCAT Description: Glynn County Division 1 Physical Address: Skylane Dr. City: St. Simons State: Georgia Zip Code: 31522 County: Glynn GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION Latitude (DMS): 31° 9' 6.569" N Longitude (DMS): 81° 23' 23.885" W Latitude (DD): 31.15182485 Longitude (DD): -81.38996794 SITE DESCRIPTION Site Type: Airport Access: Operational Status: Scale of Staging Area: Hours of Operation: Days of Operation: Water Type: Water Body Name: Boat Launch Capability: Number of Boat Ramps: 0 Number of Boat Ramp Lanes: 0 Number of Boat Slips: 0 Number of Moorings: 0 Boat Ramp Surface Composition: Water Depth at End of Boat Ramp: Wave Energy at Site: Shoreline Type in Viewable Viscinity: Access Constraints: Crane Capabilities: Collection Point Capabilities: Parking Capacity for Trailers: 0 Parking Capacity for Cars: 0 Parking Lot Dimensions: Parking Surface: Capable for Light or Heavy Equipment and Type: Boom Available On-Site and Length: ADDITIONAL AMMENITIES Fuels Available: Propane or Natural Gas Available Water Available: Fire Hydrant: Pumpout Available: Bathrooms Available: Electricity Amperage Available: Camping Facilities: Food Available: Security Available and Hours On Duty: GENERAL INFORMATION AND COMMENTS Special/Pre-Planned Events and Dates: Comments: Photo URL:

Report produced by Florida FWC - Fish and Wildlife Research Institue on: Thursday, December 3, 2020 For additional information, please contact FWC-FWRI Center for Spatial Analysis (727) 896-8626