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TWL: Waste Management Plan

B
boat@look.ca
Tue, Feb 12, 2002 8:37 PM

Scott wrote: "USCG regulations require a "Waste Management Plan" ...


I've got a generic one in Word format and the Adobe Acrobat one straight
from the USCG. Anyone wants a copy, let me know and I'll send everybody
who asks a copy in a few days.

Keith


Keith and All

Just a reminder, if anyone wants to post items of general interest such as
the copy of a waste management plan, for others to view or to copy, you can
post it at our pictures site, under the "Projects and Miscellaneous" link.
Just click on "add files" and upload anything from your PC.
The Trawler World Pictures Site is located at:
http://communities.msn.com/TrawlerMV/home.htm

If you find it too much of a pain in the butt to get MSN "Passport" (which
you need to post to this site), just send to Rex or myself and we'll post it
for you.
BTW, you no longer have to have a HotMail account for MSN Passport, you can
sign up for a "NetPassport" quick and easy, once and for all, using any of
your existing regular mail accounts. It's free, it's easy and it does open
up a lot of good stuff for ya.

Capt. Joe
boat@look.ca

Rex
poledriver@msn.com

Scott wrote: "USCG regulations require a "Waste Management Plan" ... ____________________ I've got a generic one in Word format and the Adobe Acrobat one straight from the USCG. Anyone wants a copy, let me know and I'll send everybody who asks a copy in a few days. Keith ____________________________ Keith and All Just a reminder, if anyone wants to post items of general interest such as the copy of a waste management plan, for others to view or to copy, you can post it at our pictures site, under the "Projects and Miscellaneous" link. Just click on "add files" and upload anything from your PC. The Trawler World Pictures Site is located at: http://communities.msn.com/TrawlerMV/home.htm If you find it too much of a pain in the butt to get MSN "Passport" (which you need to post to this site), just send to Rex or myself and we'll post it for you. BTW, you no longer have to have a HotMail account for MSN Passport, you can sign up for a "NetPassport" quick and easy, once and for all, using any of your existing regular mail accounts. It's free, it's easy and it does open up a lot of good stuff for ya. Capt. Joe boat@look.ca Rex poledriver@msn.com