Marathon Ashland Oil

(MM140.3) East Bank

Hwy 61

Garyville, LA 70051

Main Telephone:

985-535-2241

Weekend

985-535-7291

Shift Supervisor

Operations Fax:

985-535-7255

Dock Coordinators:

Tracey Broadtman

Direct Line:

985-535-7277

tbroadtman@marathonpetroleum.com

Marathon

Angela West

985-535-7275

Customs Entry:

Trisha Vitkner

Direct Line:

985-535-7117

Dock Information:

HEADING

CONNECTIONS

PSI@MFOLD

AIR DRAFT

LOA

BEAM

DRAFT

BCM

SALINITY

Dock 1

stbdside

1 x 12in VGO

100 psi

None

900 ft

40 ft

Dock 2

stbdside

1 x 12in VGO

100 psi

None

900 ft

40 ft

Dock Facilities:

Gangway use:

Vsl must provide

Bunkering via Shoreline:

Bunkering/ Lubes via Barge:

Ship's stores at dockside:

Stores and crewchange is permitted, but master has to be present while occuring

Trucks on dock

within 100 yards

Ship's stores via barge:

No, per Wally Dows Tml Security Manager

Fresh water available:

Slop Discharge Facility:

Linehandlers:

tml handles own lines

Dock 1

985-535-7319

Dock 2

985-535-7320

Transit time from SW Pass to All Fast:

14 hrs depending on flood stage

Shore Line:

.25 mile

Gate Pass Required:

Yes, fax to Tracey and Dock Security

Tracey: Fax# 985-535-7255 // Dock Security Fax# 985-535-7279

Gate 6 Security: Fax# 985-535-7326

COMMENTS:

Tml. Reducers

Crew Changes/Shore Leave/Provisioning of Vessels will only be allowed under the following circumstances:

1. Advanced notification of intent to change crew members, allow shore leave or provision the vessel must be provided at least 24 hours prior to the vsl arv at our facility.

Notification must be made to Tracey Broadtman (fax 985-535-7255, email tbroadtman@marathonpetroleum.com) in accordance with the minimum 24 hrs as stated above

and during normal business hourse Monday thru Friday. No exceptions to this policy will be made.

2. The notification must include a listing of names of all personnel contractor name for provisioning) that will be involved in crew changes and/or shore leave.

3. Personnel arriving at Marathons facility to board a vessel/provide provisions will be required to report to Gate 6 and present a valid picture ID (drivers license, passport or military ID.

4. Upon confirmation of a valid picture ID and being listed on the notification letter, the personnel will be directed to the proper dock gate.

5. Personnel are to be escorted between the dock gate and the vessel by the vessel captain or their designee.

6. Personnel leaving the vessel are to be escorted by the vsl captain, or their designee and will follow the above steps for re-entry to the vsl.

7. In the case of vsl provisioning, the provisioning vehicle will be unloaded immediately and depart the dock. Under no circumstances will the provisioning vehicle be allowed to park

unattended on the dock.

General Dock Operations

1. Secure vehicles (i.e. those used within the refinery and docks and those responding to an emergency) driven by MAP employees

or routine contractors will be allowed to park within 100 yards of moored vessels.

2. Provisioning vehicles (those delivering materials, vessel stores, etc.) shall park outside of 100 yards from a moored vessel.

3. Ship agents will provide the PSC Dock Master (Terry Montz, Fax- 985-535-7279) a list of all crew members, visitors, deliveries, or

maintenance persons expected to arrive and requiring access to the dock or vessel in advance of the vessel's arrival at the Garyville docks.

Additions or changes to the list will be allowed on an emergency basis.

4. These lists will be forwarded to the Gate 6 security officer by the dock master or dock foreman.

5. Persons on the list will report to Gate 6 and will provide proper photo identification (drivers' license, passport, military, government, etc.).

6. Official Government Agencies: Are not required to be pre-listed but must show official identification and should allow for an escort

(provided it will not impair the purpose of the visit).

7. All persons not included on a list, provided in advance, will require FSO (Wally Dows) approval. This approval may be disseminated

to security andlor dock operators through the security supervisor (Keith Accomando), dock master (Mike Ellis) or the tank farm supervisor (600)

8. The Gate 6 security officer will check and ensure the person is listed and verify the name via the photo ID.

9. Security will conduct searches of any hand carried luggage or bags and vehicles that win enter the docks. (See below for MARSEC search rates)

10. Security will direct the person to the correct dock entrance and will contact and inform the PSC dock operator of the arrival.

11. PSC will provide all escorts to and from the gates for visitors related to dock operations. PSC will instruct the ship captain or his designee

to provide escorts to and from the gates for visitors or deliveries to the vessel.

12. The ship captain or his designee Will be responsible to conduct an additional search of delivery vehicles and the interior of boxes containing stores.

13. Delivery vehicles will be immediately unloaded and will then depart. These vehicles will not be allowed to remain parked or unattended on the docks.

14. Water side, vessel to vessel stores shall not be permitted.

15. Advance verbal notification of arm guards requiring access or other high risk measures must be provided directly to facility security at 504-415-5734.

16. At higher MARSEC levels, Marathon reserves the right to prohibit deliveries, visitors, or crew changes at the facility.

Search rates:

MARSEC I

MARSEC II

MARSEC III

Pedestrians, Personal Property, and Individual Articles

25%

100%

Taxi: Global Transp. 504-236-4182

Cargo Deliveries, Commercial Vehicles, and Certain Private Vehicles

10%

100%

Taxi: Las Americas 504-453-0381

Contractors, Private and Other Vehicles

15%

50%

100%

Please note: this information is correct to the best of our knowledge on August 15, 2008.