advanced work · the exposed lakebed shoreline and derelict marina at Bombay Beach, CA 92257
Remove and dispose of die-off carcasses, section 3 -- the exposed lakebed shoreline and derelict marina.
Fund it for $220. Proof lands onchain when it's done.
$220 proposed
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What the work involvesThe survey logged a die-off stretch that needs hazmat-trained removal before it becomes a standing health and odor problem for the town; bagging and properly disposing of the carcasses clears the shoreline.
How this work is done
A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.
Bring
- the harbor district's or land manager's work authorization + the day's tide table
- a Coast Guard approved life jacket worn whenever working within reach of the water edge
- replacement dock hardware (fenders, bumpers, fasteners) per the district's spec
- grabbers, contractor bags, and a wheelbarrow or cart for staging debris
- gloves, eye protection and boots with grip
- camera + GPS phone
Steps
- 1. Photograph the dock section or shoreline segment as found, wide then close, with GPS and a legible timestamp.
- 2. Confirm the harbor district's authorization and check the tide table so the whole work window sits on a falling or low tide with a clear exit.
- 3. Screen the debris from a distance before touching it: drums, fuel containers, sharps and anything unlabeled are photographed and reported, never handled.
- 4. Work from the dock or the bank only; wear the life jacket within reach of the edge and never enter the water for a piece of debris.
- 5. Repair or replace the dock hardware to the district's spec, or remove and stage the shoreline debris by stream above the high-water line.
- 6. VERIFY: photograph the finished section from the before vantage, log the hardware replaced or the volume removed by stream, and confirm nothing was left staged below the high-water line.
- 7. Enter the authorization reference, photos and counts in the proof record.
What counts as done
- Hazmat-trained crew PPE log (gloves, respirator, boots) for the removal
- Before photo of the affected section
- After photo showing the cleared shoreline
- Disposal manifest or facility receipt for the removed biological material
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