M/V Cape Flattery

State TrusteeState of Hawaii
Federal TrusteeDepartment of Commerce
AO Bureau

Also Known As

None

Incident Type

Oil

State

Hawaii

Case Status

Restoration

Location

Oahu, Barbers Point Harbor

Authority

OPA

Contaminants of Concern Include

Oil

Affected DOI Resources Include

DOI Managed Lands

Case Description

The M/V Cape Flattery is a 555-foot long, foreign-flagged cargo ship. On the early morning of February 2, 2005, the M/V Cape Flattery ran aground on coral reef habitat outside the entrance channel to Barbers Point Harbor on the southwestern coast of the island of Oahu, Hawaii. The ship was carrying approximately 9 metric tons of bulk pelletized cement and 147,000 gallons of fuel oil. Over the next nine days, the ship’s fuel was lightered, the cargo was offloaded and on February 11, the ship was refloated and towed from the reef.
 Document TypeDocument NameDocument Date

Assessment

 Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment Final Restoration Plan and Environmental Assessment 11/13/2013
 PreAssessment Data Report Inital Observation of Biological Damage 02/13/2005

Settlement

 Complaint Complaint 12/18/2012
 Consent Decree Consent Decree 03/27/2013

Other

 Powerpoint Presentations Emergency Response to Major Damage Events  
 

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Case Contact

Pacific islands Fish and Wildlife Office

Honolulu, HI | (808) 792-9400 | http://www.fws.gov/pacificislands/

Associated Restoration Projects

Case Trustees

AO Bureau
Federal TrusteeDepartment of Commerce
State TrusteeState of Hawaii

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