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Fleet Suites Rental Agreement

The White Lion

Dear Guest,

Thank you for choosing our home for your vacation. We hope that you have a pleasant stay.

The property is located at:

3117 Harborview Drive

Slip B-53, WhiteLion

Gig Harbor, WA, 98335

Your confirmation is as follows:

Check-in date: ______________ after 4 pm PST (No early check-in please)

Check-out date: ______________ by 11am PST

Number of adults: _______

Number of children: _______

Your deposit of $___________ is due immediately.

Rental rate and fees are as follows:

$ __________ per night x _______ nights = $____________

Cleaning fee: $____________

Deposit: $_______________

Kayak Fee $_____________

Sales Tax: $___________

TOTAL Due: $_________ at time of booking

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The total payment is due on the date of booking. Please sign and return the attached rental

agreement. As soon as the payment is received, you will receive your instructions to gain entry to

the property.

Thank you and have a great vacation!

Danielle Taylor

Club Manager

The Harbor Marina LLC

Cell/After Hours: 253-358-6546

Office: 253-858-3535

SHORT TERM RENTAL AGREEMENT

This Short Term Rental Agreement (the “Agreement”) is made between The Harbor Marina,

LLC (“Boat Owners Agent”) and (“Guest”) as of the date last set

forth on the signature page of this Agreement. For good and valuable consideration, the

sufficiency of which is acknowledged, the parties hereby agree as follows:

Property: The property is located at:

3117 Harborview Drive

Slip B-53, WhiteLion

Gig Harbor, WA 98335

Maximum Occupancy: The maximum number of overnight guests is limited to six (4) persons.

The maximum number of guests allowed on the premises is ten (10) persons.

Rental Party: The rental party shall consist of Guest and the following persons:

#1_____________________________

#2_____________________________

#3_____________________________

#4_____________________________

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Term of the Lease: The lease begins at 4:00p.m. on ____________ (the “Check-in Date”) and

ends at 11:00 a.m. on ________________ (the “Checkout Date”).

Minimum Stay: This property requires a 2 night minimum stay. Longer minimum stays may be

required during holiday periods. If a rental is taken for less than 2 days, the guest will be charged

the 2 night rate.

Rental Rules: Guest and their rental party agree to abide by the Rental Rules attached as Exhibit

A at all times while at the property.

Access: Guest shall allow Homeowner access to the property for purposes of repair and

inspection. Homeowner shall exercise this right of access in a reasonable manner.

Deposit: We will place a $250.00 hold on your credit card at the time of check in. The deposit is

for damage to the property or furnishings; dirt or other mess requiring excessive cleaning; or any

other cost incurred by Homeowner due to Guest’s stay.

Rental Rate: Payment in full of the following fees shall be due upon booking:

$ ___________ per night x ________ nights = $_____________

Cleaning fee: $_____________

Kayak Fee $___________

Sales Tax: $_____________

TOTAL Due: $_____________

Cancellation Policy: If Guest wishes to cancel his/her reservation, the room rental/deposit will

be refunded as follows:

100% if cancelled 45 days prior to the Check-in Date

75% if cancelled 30 days prior to the Check-in Date

50% if cancelled 15 days prior to the Check-in Date

25% if cancelled 7 days prior to the Check-in Date

Non refundable if within 7 days

Insurance: We encourage all renters to purchase travelers insurance.

Payment: Acceptable payment methods are credit card only

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Please provide the following information:

Name on credit card: ____________________ Type: _______________

Billing address:_________________________________________________

________________________________________________

City:_______________________________ State: ___________ Zip Code:___________

Credit Card Number:________________________________________

Expiration date:_______________ CVV (Security) Code: _____________

By my signature below, I hereby give permission to charge my credit card for the amounts

above. I agree that all rental monies are non-refundable per cancellation policy above. I have

read my rights to purchase travel insurance. The parties agree to the terms of this Short Term

Rental Agreement, as evidenced by the signatures set forth below.

The Harbor Marina, LLC

Boat Owners Agent Signature:

___________________________________

Name (print): ______________________________

Date: __________________

Phone: ________________________

Guest Signature:

___________________________________

Name (print): ______________________________

Date: __________________

Phone # (during stay): ______________________________

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PLEASE BE KIND TO THE WHITELION!

Exhibit A

RENTAL RULES

Age: The primary member of the guest party must be 21 years old or older

Smoking: Smoking is NOT allowed.

Guest Party: People other than those in the Guest party set forth above may not stay overnight in the

property. Any other person in the property is the sole responsibility of Guest. Keep the property and all

furnishings in good order. Only use appliances for their intended uses.

Injuries/Accidents/Illness: The WhiteLion is privately owned; the owners are not responsible for any

accidents, injuries or illness that occurs while on the premises or its facilities. By accepting this

reservation, it is agreed that all guests are expressly assuming the risk of any harm arising from their use

of the premises or others whom they invite to use the premise.

Valuables: The WhiteLion are not responsible for the loss or damages of personal belongings or

valuables of the guest.

Parking: Upon receiving your welcome package you will receive 2 parking passes. Parking is limited to

2 vehicles. Vehicles are to be parked in designated parking areas below. Any illegally parked cars are

subject to towing; applicable fines/towing fees are the sole responsibility of the vehicle owner. Leave the

passes in the WhiteLion at the end of your stay.

Housekeeping: There is no daily housekeeping service. Daily maid service is not included in the rental

rate. The property is furnished and includes linens, towels, small appliances, dishes, glasses and flatware,

per Inventory Exhibit B. We do not permit towels or linens to be taken from the WhiteLion.

Pets: Absolutely No Pets Allowed On Board.

Kayak: You must sign the lease agreement and waiver and release of liability agreement in order to use

the kaya and equipment (Exhibit “E”)

Candles: Absolutely no fire of any kind including candles while on board the WhiteLion.

Toilets: You are in a marine environment; absolutely put only the provided toilet paper in the toilets.

You must sign and adhere to the Marinas Rules and Regulations Exhibit “C”

BMP: By state law you must sign and adhere to the Marinas Best Management Practices Exhibit

“D”.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES CAN THE WHITELION BE

MOVED FROM THE DOCK

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Exhibit B

INVENTORY WHITELION September 2016

Bar Ware: 5 Beer glasses, 4 cocktail glasses, 4 wine glasses, 4 Margarita glasses, wine/bottle opener, shot glass, 1 stainless cocktail shaker Sun Deck: Rattan Settee/ 4 back pillows/1 seat cushion Two rattan chairs/4 pillows/2 seat cushions 1 Rattan table 1 Teak small table 2 blue deck chairs, 2 hanging battery operated glass/metal carriage lamps, Orange Life Ring-WhiteLion, Fire Extinguisher Fly Bridge: 3 white seat cushions, 2 new kayak paddles, 4 life vests, package of 4 new flotation devices, 2 boat brushes on poles, 1 Happy Hooker on pole, 1 buoy hook on pole, 1 broom and dustpan Salon: DVD player w/ remote, 30 assorted movie DVD's, 6 blue/green sofa pillows, ceramic blue crab, 1 HDTV 50" w/DVD player w/ remote, 1 silver vase, 2 large foliage plants, 3 white lion statues, 1 cream Alpaca pillow, 1large lamp w/Pelican and shade, 1 auto heat producing corner table, 2 bamboo table runners, 1 shell/rock table centerpiece w/3 led candles, 1-8 X 10 standing frame w/ "welcome", 1 wall lamp, 10 books, 2 corner speakers, 1painting on wall, 1 antique crank up specialty coffee/dining table, 1 Barrel chair w/caning & cream fabric seat, 1antique lion book end, 1 stained glass decorative bowl on stainless stand with various crystals, polished colored stones. Galley: Coffee maker, toaster, blender, strainer, salad spinner, utensils for 10, assorted kitchen knives and serving utensils, can opener, wine opener, mixing bowls, place settings for 4, including 5 glass coffee mugs, 5 plastic tumblers, plates, bowls, and dessert plates. 4 place mats, coffee grinder, Set of Circulon cooking pots, pans, lids, 2 fry pans, 2 potholders, 1 stainless utensil holder, 1 knife block w/complete set of knives, wood serving tray, 4 gold rimmed coasters, 4 hand towels, dish drainer, Brita water pitcher, 1 blue plastic pitcher, wooden salad bowl, wooden salad servers, serving platters, 1 set of 3 cutting boards, 4 large black counter boards, 1 white soap and sponge holder, twin wire racks inside microwave w/ turntable. Each of two bathrooms: 2 complete sets of white towels, 1 decorative tissue cover, 1 waste basket, 1 set of liquid soap & lotion dispenser with chrome basket, 1 bath mat cotton. Front: shower curtain Rear: shower mat, 1 Tiger framed artwork Forward Stateroom: 1 set of Queen Hotel Quality Sheets, 1 Queen Duvet with 2 Pillow Shams, 1 All Weather Duvet insert, 4 Pillows, 1 Alpaca Fur pillow, 10 wood hangers, 6 pant/skirt hangers, 1 fur-like Brown through blanket on foot of bed, Fire Extinguisher Rear Stateroom: 1 set of Queen Hotel Quality Sheets, 1 Queen Duvet with 2 Pillow Shams, 1 All Weather Duvet insert, 4 Pillows, 20 wood hangers, 6 pant/skirt hangers, 1 large lined Alpaca hide decorative "Lion" coverlet, 2 small glass/shade bedside lamps, 1 larger lamp with shade, 1 oriental ginger china jar, 1 framed picture of a white lion, 1 28" HDTV with DVD player, 1 cordless Electrolux vacuum with 2 batteries and charger, 1 large pillow of Lion face, Blu-tooth digital clock radio, 1 Lion w/cub framed artwork Hallways: 1 washer/dryer in closet, 4 beach towels, 2 Q extra blankets in sealed bags, 1 K brown blanket, 1 tan lap blanket, 1 scenic wall art in glass/frame, 1 large framed artwork of Gig Harbor Stern: 1 new double Kayak with ropes, 2 flotation devices inside compartment on Kayak First Aid Cabinet: complete First Aid kit, Throw Out Life Assistant kit, Flares 7

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Exhibit C

MARINA RULES

THE HARBOR MARINA, LLC dba

GIG HARBOR MARINA AND BOATYARD

The marina reserves the right to change these rules without notice for the safety, order, and cleanliness

of the marina. These Marina Rule are a part of the Moorage License Agreement, Dry Moorage

Agreement, Outside Vendor Licensing Requirements, Short Form Outside Vendor Licensing

Requirements, and the Facility Agreement and supersedes all previous versions of the rules. Moorage

Licensees, vessel owners, employees, agents, vendors, contractors, family, and guests must expressly

agree to comply with these rules and vessel owners agree to comply and help enforce these rules.

1. No Smoking on docks or boatyard other than in designated smoking area.

2. No fireworks permitted within the boundaries of the marina.

3. Storage of flammable products on the docks is not permitted at any time.

4. Report all electrical problems immediately to management, including discoloration of shared

power outlets. All utility connections are subject to approval. Unsafe connections are

subject to immediate disconnection with or without prior notification. The vessel is

designated one electrical connection pedestal and electrical cords are required to be marine

grade UL approved.

5. On board heating devices must be certified and be installed in accordance with NFPA

standards. Marina management may inspect heating devices without notice. Electrical

heaters that are in use may not be left unattended. Many marina fires are caused by electrical

heaters and GHMB strongly encourages vessel owners to stop using electrical heaters and

move to oil filled radiant heaters or another safe alternative to electrical heaters. GHMB

reserves the right to preclude the use of electrical heaters in the marina.

6. All work on the vessel in the marina must comply with Marina Best Management Practices,

these Rules, and Moorage License Agreement. The marina has a policy of no discharge into

the waters of the State of Washington. Only normal preventive maintenance is allowed in the

dock area of the marina. This includes: changing batteries, fluids and expendable parts. At

the sole discretion of marina management, extensive repairs, restoration, and modifications

must be accomplished in the boatyard area of the marina and not at the dock. Painting,

varnish, conditioning oil, and solvents are not permitted on the dock.

7. Docks and finger piers are not to be used as work or storage areas and are to be kept clean

and clear at all times. Except when in dock boxes, personal belongings and vessel equipment

are not to be stored on docks or finger piers. Please call if you need an exception for a

minimally sized stair step for access to a large vessel.

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8. Dock boxes are owned by the marina. There should be no heavy items, liquids, or

flammables stored in the dock box and the vessel owner shall give the marina a duplicate key

for the lock on the dock box.

9. Power sanding is not allowed within the dock area. Hand sanding is permitted for minor

touch-ups, provided the work area is fully contained so that debris cannot go onto the dock,

neighboring vessels or into the water.

10. Unprotected painting, sanding and grinding within the marina is not allowed. Sanding within

the boatyard must be done with a dustless sanding system with a dual filtration dust extractor.

11. Spray painting is not allowed anywhere within the Marina or boatyard.

12. In water cleaning of hulls with ”soft” sloughing and ablative (self-polishing) hull paints is not

allowed. In water cleaning of hulls with hard finish paint is allowed if properly conducted by

a licensed diver.

13. Do not dispose of paints or solvents in the marina’s dumpsters. Use remaining paint by

spreading on an old board (not on the dock). Allow empty paint cans to dry thoroughly

before disposal.

14. Work to the interior of vessels while at the dock is limited to 25% of the vessel during a

given year. Exterior work while at the dock is limited to minor repairs and touch-ups. There

is no limit to the percentage of interior work allowed in the boatyard.

15. Routine engine maintenance while at the dock is limited to 25% of the engine components

during a one-year period. Use absorbent bilge pads to soak up oil and fuel and dispose of

pads in the marked container in the boatyard. There is no limit to the percentage of engine

maintenance work allowed in the boatyard.

16. Do not dispose of any fuels, used oil, coolant, or batteries in the marina or the marina

dumpsters. These items can be disposed of in the proper receptacle at the marina in return

for payment of the posted fee.

17. Transfer of fuel from vessels by any means or cleaning fuel tanks is not allowed within the

boundaries of the marina, unless done by GHMB or a licensed contractor.

18. No substance or material of any kind, including contaminated bilge water or sewage (treated

or untreated), shall be discharged in the marina. Sewage pump-out stations are available at

the Maritime Pier located next to Tides Tavern, main Skansie Park pier, and Arabella’s

Landing Marina.

19. Renovation, construction, or repairs to the dock structure can only be performed by marina

management.

20. A tradesman or vendor may only work on your vessel within the marina if the vendor has

been first approved by marina management, the vendor has provided evidence of insurance,

and has signed the marina’s Outside Vendor Agreement. Vendors can only be allowed in the

marina during normal marina hours of operation or if accompanied by vessel owner during

nonbusiness hours.

21. Vessel owners are responsible for allowing access to their vessel and dock when a vendor

service call has been ordered. If using a boat broker to sell the vessel, the vessel owner alone

is responsible for dock and vessel access.

22. Dinghies and kayaks, and other watercraft must be attached on the vessel and may not be

stored in the slip or on the dock or other common areas.

23. No part of the vessel shall extend over any portion of the docks, side docks, or piers, but the

stern may extend within reason if not blocking the dock or the maneuvering of other vessels

in the sole judgment of GHMB.

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24. Dock safety is of the utmost importance. All pets brought on the docks must, at all times, be

on a leash controlled by a responsible adult, or confined to your vessel. Vessel owners must

pick up after their pets and place all pet waste in dumpster. All unruly pets will be banned

from the Marina if deemed a nuisance by GHMB. When on the dock, children under the age

of 12 must wear a life jacket and be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times. Do not

ride dock carts, skateboards, cycles, wagons or any wheeled vehicles on docks. Do not run

on docks. There is no fishing or swimming within the marina.

25. Any activity that endangers life, limb, property or that unreasonably negatively impacts the

marina experience of other vessel owners is prohibited.

26. There are no floating homes or barges allowed in the marina.

27. The marina has a limited number of appropriate spaces for live-aboards. No one can live

aboard at the marina without the marina’s approval that includes signing a Live-Aboard

Moorage Agreement. As defined in WAC 332-30-171(1) and WAC 332-30-106(62), anyone

staying overnight on the vessel in the marina for more a total of thirty days in any forty-day

period or for more than a total of ninety days in any three hundred sixty-five day period is

considered a live aboard.

28. Only marina personnel may use marina or boatyard tools and equipment, other than the

approved sanders and prop pullers rented by GHMB.

29. Within the marina only park your vehicle in a designated parking place. Do not park your

car in a way that prevents work in the boatyard, blocks the travel lift, or that obstructs the

business of the marina or other vessel owners. The vessel owner will be given two parking

decals for two cars, but only one car at a time may be parked at the marina. The decal must

be visible while parked in the marina. The vehicle will be towed by Bethel Towing if these

rules are not complied with.

30. Emergency. In case of an after-hours emergency, please call 911, Gig Harbor police at

(253)-851-2236, and also contact the marina at (253)-858-3535.

__________________________________ _________________________

Agreed to by________________________ Dated

Print Name

Thank you for following these rules.

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Exhibit D

MARINA BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES

THE HARBOR MARINA LLC dba

GIG HARBOR MARINA AND BOATYARD

It is your responsibility as a boat owner to act in accordance with the laws and practices set forth by

the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the State of Washington Department of Ecology, the city of

Gig Harbor, and with the Marina Rules of The Harbor Marina LLC, dba Gig harbor Marina and

Boatyard.

The following best management practices will help keep the waters of the State of Washington clean:

Commercial Activity

1. All vendors, contractors, or their subcontractors must sign the log in the marina office

and sign the Outside Vendor Agreement.

2. In water cleaning of hulls with ”soft” sloughing and ablative (self-polishing) hull paints is

not allowed. In water cleaning of hulls with hard finish paint is allowed if properly

conducted by a licensed diver. Hull cleaning of soft hull paint or maintenance may only

occur in the boatyard.

3. Vendors and contractors must dispose of their own waste off site, unless disposed of in

the provided boatyard cans at the GHMB posted rate.

Engines and Bilges

1. Absolutely no oil, fuel, or anti-freeze is to be discharged into the waters of nor onto the

land of marina. Use absorbent pads to soak up oil and fuel in bilges. Extra emergency

pads are available from the marina office. All pads must be disposed of in posted

containers in the boatyard.

2. Do not pump contaminated bilge water into the marina. Install a bilge pump shutoff

switch that has a manual setting to avoid discharging contaminated bilge water.

3. Never drain oil, antifreeze or other liquids into the bilge. Use pumps to drain engine oil

directly. Recycle all waste oil and antifreeze on shore. Fit a tray underneath the engine to

collect drips. Use pads in the pan to make clean up easier. Keep the bilge area as dry as

possible. Fix all fuel leaks in a timely manner. Inspect fluid lines and hoses for chaffing,

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wear, and general deterioration. Clean bilge areas after engine maintenance work. When

changing engine oil wipe up any spills.

4. Do not dispose of fuel, oil or filters in the dumpsters. Recycle oil, antifreeze, coolants,

and oil filters at appropriate shore-side facilities. Do not mix any other fluid with waste

oil when pouring into recycling tanks. Waste oil contaminated with other materials

cannot be readily recycled and disposal costs increase dramatically. GHMB provides a

receptacle for soiled or oily rags and recycle containers for other items is available with

payment of the posted fee.

5. Do not use detergents or soaps on fuel, oil or otherwise contaminated bilge water. While

enzyme-based bilge cleaners are generally safe to use, it may take some time before the

oil sheen is gone. It is best to remove contaminated water and dispose of it appropriately

at on shore facilities. The discharge of emulsified oil is a violation of State law. Use

absorbent pads.

6. Dispose of oil soaked absorbents when they are full by wrapping in newspaper and then

double wrapping in plastic and placing in the proper receptacle. GHMB provides a

receptacle for soiled or oily rags.

Boat Fueling

1. There is no fuel station at the marina. Fuel transfers should occur at a fuel dock.

2. Report oil and fuel spills immediately to Washington State’s hotline at 1-800 OILS-911

and the National Response Center 1-800-424-8802.

3. If you cause a spill, stop it at the source and start to clean it up immediately. Do not pour

liquid detergent onto the spill – this makes recovery impossible and makes the spill worse

under the surface.

4. Do not “top-off” or overfill tanks. Know your fuel tank capacity and don’t wait for fuel to

spill out of the overflow vent to indicate full. Place a bucket or an absorbent pad at the

fuel vent in case of accidental overflow. In-line fuel/air separators and indicator whistles

can be installed to reduce fuel vent spills.

5. Do not hose down accidental fuel spills. Do not use detergents or soaps to clean up fuel

and oil spills. Use absorbent pads when feasible.

Sewage and Gray Water

1. Do not discharge sewage directly into the waters of the State of Washington.

2. Y-valves and overboard discharge valves must be safety wired to ensure sewage flows

into holding tank only.

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3. Store sewage in holding tanks and dispose of it properly at a pump-out station or use a

pump-out service.

4. Even treated sewage is a threat to the shallow water environments. Do not discharge

treated sewage (including Coast Guard approved MSD’s) while in the marina.

5. As part of the Marina’s Best Management Practices, Boat owners are required to

complete the Method of Sewage Handling form on a quarterly basis identifying their

method of sewage disposal.

6. Minimize detergent usage and oily food waste in on-board sinks and showers. Scrape off

table scraps and dispose of in the appropriate trash, recycling or compost receptacles by

the marina.

7. The discharge of laundry water from a vessel is prohibited.

8. Baking soda, vinegar, lemon juice and vegetable oil are far less harmful than

conventional cleaning products; however, they are still foreign elements to the marine

environment and should be treated as such. Use the minimal amount needed to do the job

and as practical, do not discharge into the water.

Vessel Cleaning

1. Scrub and rinse your boat often. A quick rinse after each outing reduces the need to scrub

the top-side with harsh cleaners.

2. If cleaners are used, no visible suds or discoloration of the water are permitted. Spot

clean or use small amounts of phosphate-free and biodegradable soaps only when

necessary. Otherwise, use alternatives such as baking soda or vinegar as all-purpose

cleaners. Remember there is no legal discharge of any cleaner to the water.

Surface Preparation and Refinishing

1. Painting and refinishing of boats (when in the water) is limited to minor touch-ups. All

work must be contained. Major work involving more than 25% of the boat above water

surface areas must occur on land at the boatyard. Schedule cosmetic work during annual

haul-outs.

2. Tarps must be used to capture all dust, drips and debris. Any discharge to marina waters

is a violation of State and Federal law. Airborne particles may damage adjacent boats.

The open water area between the hull and the dock must be tarped during rail or minor

hull work.

3. The intention of the marina is that no dust or paint chips get into the water or on the

ground at any time. All sanding on the exterior surfaces of the boat must be done using a

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vacuum sanding system. No by hand wet or dry sanding is allowed in the marina and

boat yard.

4. Work should not occur from a float or small boat unless properly tarped on all surfaces

and only with the proper written approval of GHMB.

5. Limit use of paint, thinners and varnish on board or on the dock to containers of one

gallon in size or smaller.

6. All paint mixing must be done inside the vessel or onshore – not the dock or the deck of

the vessel.

Open cans should be placed inside some type of secondary containment that will catch

spills. A five gallon bucket or plastic tote works well for this purpose.

7. Spray painting is absolutely not allowed while boats are in the water, nor elsewhere in the

Marina and boatyard.

Hazardous Wastes

1. Do not dispose of any liquid paint, solvents or other hazardous wastes in the marina trash

receptacles or any solid waste container. Completely dry all paint cans before placing in

the trash.

2. All hazardous waste must be disposed of properly. Do not dispose of the following in

the marina trash receptacles:

Fuel, used oil, used oil filters, antifreeze or transmission fluid.

Paints, solvents or varnish

Batteries

Wet shop rags must be deposited into the marked container in the boatyard

NEAREST HAZARDOUS WASTE FACILITY:

Purdy Transfer Station

14515 54th Ave

Gig Harbor, WA

3. Buy only the amount of materials you need. Use up remaining paint if possible. Take

excess paints and chemicals home or dispose of them at the local hazardous waste

facility. Do not discard these materials in the sewer or storm drains, nor into the boatyard

dumpsters.

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4. Store useable chemicals, coatings and fuels securely on-board to prevent accidental

overboard discharge. Do not store any hazardous or flammable materials on the dock, in

dock boxes, in lockers, or elsewhere in the marina.

Solid Waste Disposal

1. Securely store all garbage for shore-side disposal. “If it goes aboard, it comes ashore.”

2. Dispose of all garbage in the marina trash receptacles.

3. Collect all pet waste in plastic bags and dispose of in the marina trash receptacles.

4. Dispose of recycled aluminum, cardboard, glass, plastic drink bottles and newspapers in

the boatyard provided recycling receptacles.

5. Whenever possible select non-disposable containers for food and other items to minimize

waste and chance of losing overboard.

Stormwater and Runoff

1. Pressure washing of boats is only permitted in the boatyard at the designate pressure

washing area by boatyard personnel.

2. No dumping of any material into storm drains. The storm drains connect directly into the

harbor.

When in doubt, use common sense or contact the marina office if you have any questions

regarding compliance with these BMP’s. Thanks in advance for taking the appropriate steps to

preserve the environment for future use and enjoyment.

Spill Response

Should a spill occur on or from you boat, immediately stop the spill or leakage source and

contain the spill. Report spills into the water immediately to the U.S. Coast Guard National

response Center at 1(800)-424-8802 and the Department of Ecology at 1(800)-258-5990. Please

also notify the Gig Harbor Marina at (253) 858-3535. Boat owners, vendors, contractors, and

others at the marina should have a supply of absorbent materials on board the boat or close at

hand.

__________________________________ _________________________

Agreed to by________________________ Dated

Print Names

Thank you for following these Marina Best Management Practices.