Re: cleaning of the crashed boat,fuel and dead fish a per our notification
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Hi Jeffrey:
Are you experiencing sargassum issues? If you are, you need written permission from DPNR for equipment to clean. DPNR is well aware of this issue territory wide and is currently working with other hotels. Please let me know.
Dawn
We hand clean red stuff, the boat crash that I had notified you the coast guard and police had fuel, fish and heavy boat pieces that needed removal as the fuel was really bad. That is why I notified you immediately and I thought I'd send you the photo that I had seen on Facebook to preempt any questions. We can send a letter requested removal of red stuff if you like. Hope things are well. When does fort wall begin?
I did check regarding the incident and the coast guard did not report any fuel spill. Maybe you have a different incident the coast guard was not aware of.
Dawn L Henry
Department of Planning and Natural Resources
Commissioner
what would you suggest we do re sargussum? On most of the beaches we have just left it. Not wanting to go near the water. Do we bury it? Burn it? Not what I know, we recently fired the island manager so I have difficulty in getting accurate info. Sorry.
