Epstein Secrets

M 4345, DEC 2014 PREVIOUS EOMONS ARE OBSOLETE. Page 1 of 3 EFTA00793341 I7- DIRECTIONS TO THE SITE From Red I look, St. Thomas proceed south in Pillsbury Sound to Great St. James, the dock is located in the northeast bay. ta. Nature of Activity (Description of project, include all features) Great St.

existing dock without USACE permits. The applicant will remove the dock as soon as the a new dock is permitted and constructed. A emergency ramp is Christmas Cove. The ramp was built after hurricane Irma to bring emergency supplies to the island for employees and their families who had lost their homes and for

rthern temporary barge landing is protected by the other cays to the north, and St. Thomas and St. John to the west and east. Waves do attenuate in Pillsbury Sound and the area can be effected by large seas and swells. However, there are no offshore structures other than the buoys and barges using the sit

barge mooring site eagrass offshore well beyond the cobble 41 EFTA00802662 approach Sparse seagrass in the immediate barge The access dock in Christmas Cove is near the location of an old historic dock. The beach is a mixture of sand and cobble. There is rock pavement extending offshore and there is an

rthern temporary barge landing is protected by the other cays to the north, and St. Thomas and St. John to the west and east. Waves do attenuate in Pillsbury Sound and the area can be affected by large seas and swells. However, there are no offshore structures other than the buoys and barges using the sit

people on the island. In order to bring in emergency supplies, two small barge ramps were created near the locations of both proposed docks; one in Christmas Cove and one off the closest point to Little St. James. Both consisted of coral rubble and boulders pushed out into the water approximately 10ft. and bo