Re: cleaning of the crashed boat,fuel and dead fish a per our notification

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Hi Jeffrey:

Are you experience sargassum issues. If you are= you need written permission from DPNR for equipment to clean. DPNR i= well aware of this issue territory wide and is currently working with other hotels. Please let me know.

we hand clean red stuff , the boat crash tha= i had notified you the coast guard and police had fuel , fish and he=vy boat pieces that needed removal as the fuel was really bad.&=bsp; . that is why i notified you immedialtly .&nb=p; and I thought ID send you the photo that i had seen on faceb=ok. to premept any questions. .

we can send a letter requested removal of red stuff if you like . =nbsp; hope things are well. when does fort
wa=l begin

I did check regarding the incident and the coast gua=d did not report any fuel spill. Maybe you have a different incident the co=st guard was not aware of.

Dawn L. Henry
De=artment of Planning
and Natural Resources
Commiss=oner

what would you suggest w= do re sargussum ? on most of the beaches we h=ve just left it. not wanting to go near the water . =nbsp; do we bury it? burn it? not what i know , &nbs=; we recently fired the islnd manager so i have difficutly in getting=accurate info. sorry

Everyone takes it to the landfill. Som= dig a hole and burry it. Please submit a letter requesting permission to C=M explaining how you will remove the sargassum and where you will dispose o= it.

Dawn L Henry
Department of Planning&n=sp;
and Natural Resources
Commissioner
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