This document summarizes a review of clean waterfront products. It includes sections on company administration and objectives, industry and market analysis, product concepts and specifications, case studies and performance metrics, distribution considerations, and management recommendations. The goal is to evaluate products for sustainable waterfront development and identify priorities for improving water quality.

1. Portfolio of Waterfront Technology
2012
Studies & Reviews

2. Clean Waterfront Alliance
Property Trade
Owner Associations
University
Studies Utilities
Clean Watefront
Alliance
INDEPENDENT DATA
Community
Groups
INPUT Regulators
Purchasing Management
Templates Sustainable Priorities
Study Center
INDEPENDENT MONITOR
Operating Benchmark
Efficiency RESULTS Data
Investment
Quality
Return
Control
Conservation
Results
www.cleanwaterfront.net

3. Sustainable Waterfront Planning Elements
Quality Pollution
Control Indicators
Shoreline Site
Assessments Specifics
Waterfront
Reviews
Performance Water Quality
Monitoring
INPUT
Index
Sustainable Living
Structures Applied Shorelines
Technologies
Oil Water
Eaters RESULTS Cleaning
Ionization Nano
Bubbles
Water
Re-Claiming
www.cleanwaterfront.net

4. Industry Publications on Waterfront Development
Research / Publications
clean waterfront
off-street parking research
alternatives for marina development
Rev: 11-2008
© TECHBlue Center
Professional References

5. Sample TECHBlue Reports & White Papers
Boat Drystack Marketing Review Workshop Supplements Off-Street Parking Review
Selected Product Research Product Life Cycle Review Action Plans
Management Protocols Sustainable Product Catalogs Waterfront RFPs
09-2012

6.
Clean Waterfront Catalogs
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Highlighting the environmental protection qualities of waterfront and shoreline products.
Product Information includes guidelines, Marketing Formats include:
reviews and resources which:
■ web purchasing links to product specifics,
■ are used in clean water and environmental
protection programs. ■ single sheet scale-able (pdf) product info,
■ aid cost/benefit studies, life-cycle analysis, ■ email attachments,
and funding programs.
■ sustainable review summaries
■ are monitored by independent, third-party
professionals.
Pricing Advantages include:
Marketing Applications include:
■ wholesale, volume and factory direct,
■ clean marinas, clean boatyards and clean
boater programs, ■ R&D, demo and prototype options,
■ sustainability and facility management ■ grant and funding options
programs,
■ OEM and contractor programs,
■ professional trade and affinity programs www.cleanwaterfront.netCatalogs
Example Product Presentation Attached

7. Clean Waterfront
Products
For
Clean Boaters
and
Homeowners
www.cleanwaterfrontproducts.com
800.517.2575

8. Clean Marina Workbook Packs
www.premiermaterials.com/water-restoration

9. Drystack Improvement
Products
Upgrades, Repairs
and
Facility Management
2012
www.cleanwaterfrontproducts.com

10. clean waterfront
boat drystorage
market analysis for marina improvement
Sustainable Waterfront Planning Elements
Rev: 11-2011
© TECHBlue Center

11. Table of Contents
Boat Dry Storage Analysis
This development manual is a first step in compiling the technical and market information
needed to develop a Boat Storage system at ___________________________________
An effort has been made to include as much detail as possible, but parts of the project have yet
to be decided. The presentation, therefore, shows examples with assumptions of various
planning elements.
1.0 Executive Summary & Administration
1.1 Management Objectives
1.2 Regulatory Guidance
1.3 Company Locations and Facility Overview
2.0 Industry / Market / Demographics
2.1 Industry Analysis
2.2 Competitive Comparisons
2.3 Competitive Advantage
2.4 Market Data
2.5 Storage Rates
2.6 Market Strategies
3.0 Scope of Development
3.1 Design / Build Analysis
3.2 General Specifications
3.3 Sequence of Events
4.0 Site Plan & Exhibits
4.1 Foot Layouts
4.2 Typical Elevations
5.0 Estimates & Financials
5.1 Discussion
5.2 Estimated Construction Costs
5.3 Pro Forma
5.4 Revenue
5.5 Break-Even Analysis
5.6 Return on Investment & Depreciation
6.0 Development Summary
6.1 Development Procedures
6.2 Operations Checklist
7.0 References & Resources
www.cleanwaterfront.net
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12. clean waterfront
product review
Life Cycle Metrics and Sustainable Strategies
Sustainable Waterfront Planning Elements
Rev: 10-2012 © TECHBlue Center

13. Contents
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Introduction
Contents
Index of Tables
1.0 Administration
1.1 Purpose
1.2 The Company
1.3 Management Objectives & Guidance
2.0 Industry / Market
2.1 Industry Analysis
2.2 Select Company Overviews
2.3 Waterfront Authority
2.4 Market Comparisons & Industry Impact
2.5 Costs and Metrics
2.6 Market / Production Strategies
3.0 Product / System Concepts
3.1 Manufacturer Specification Guides
3.2 Life Cycle Guides
3.3 Product Review Priorities
4.0 Case Studies / Prototypes / Performance
4.1 Experience Matrix
4.2 Typical Performance
4.3 Value Added Considerations
5.0 Distribution / Delivery /Services
5.1 Distribution Analysis
5.2 Installation Friendly
5.3 Professional & Customer Services
6.0 Management Recommendations
6.1 Boundary & Timelines (Sequence of Events)
6.2 Conformance to Commitments
6.3 Recommendations – Summary Review & Comments
6.4 Documentation – Outreach, Protections and Warranty
7.0 Owner Summary
7.1 Summary of Reviews
7.2 Improvement Prioities
8.0 References / Resources
GDMS TECHBlue Center
LCA and Sustainability Analysis Rev: 10.28.2012

14. clean waterfront
product review
Water Quality Metrics and Performance Specifications
Sustainable Waterfront Planning Elements
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15. Contents
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Purpose / Introduction
Contents
Index of Tables
1.0 Executive Summary & Administration
1.1 The Company
1.2 Management Objectives & Guidance
2.0 Industry / Market
2.1 Industry Analysis
2.2 Select Company Overviews
2.3 Waterfront Authority
2.4 Market Comparisons & Industry Impact
2.5 Costs and Metrics
2.6 Market / Production Strategies
3.0 Product Development / System Concepts
3.1 Manufacturer Specification Guides
3.2 Life Cycle Guides
3.3 Project & Technolgy Guides
4.0 Case Studies / Prototypes / Performance
4.1 Experience Matrix
4.2 Typical Performance
4.3 Value Added Considerations
5.0 Distribution / Delivery /Services
5.1 Distribution Analysis
5.2 Installation Friendly
5.3 Professional & Customer Services
6.0 Improvement / Waste
6.1 Improvement Metrics
6.2 Waste Management & De-Construction Guides
7.0 Management Recommendations
7.1 Boundary & Timelines (Sequence of Events)
7.2 Conformance to Commitments
7.3 Recommendations – Summary Review & Comments
7.4 Documentation – Outreach, Protections and Warranty
8.0 References / Resources
TECHBlue Center
Rev: 10.15.2012

16. Introduction
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Waterfront Product Analysis
Abstract
An analysis of compiled technical and market information needed to review the product life
cycle (LCA), performance and cost benefits of the KRIA-EcoUSA Industrial Water Purifier
manufactured by EcoUSA, LLC, Denver, CO
Recent assessments by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency indicate that 44% of river
and stream miles and 64% of lake and reservoir acres are impaired pursuant to section
305(b) of the U.S. Clean Water Act (E.P.A. 2009). The impairments are caused by the
transfer of nutrients, toxic substances and pathogens from watersheds, and to a lesser extent
airsheds, to receiving waters.
Large volumes of chemicals, many with potentially serious long-term toxicity problems, are
put into lakes and other reservoirs regularly, in attempts to improve water quality
As they relate to the manufacture and distribution of the KRIA-EcoUSA Ionizer (industrial
water purifying equipment) – independent professional reviews include:
▪ waterfront industry – overview of need
▪ product performance specifications
▪ case studies, prototype and testing standards
▪ parameters for distribution, contractors and maintenance service networks.
Case Study comments include data on the effectiveness of KRIA-EcoUSA equipment in
site specific waterways and watersheds. The data; defined by area/depth (full water
column, to water bed depths) and water quality benchmarks, note the following:
▪ A significant depletion of tracked pollutants, and contaminants.
▪ A significant increase of dissolved oxygen (DO) throughout the test area.
▪ Secondary changes in the water body, which restore a natural balance to the
marine eco-system.
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KRIA-EcoUSA prototype
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17. Introduction
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This report is a first step in compiling technical and market information needed to review
the product life cycles, performance and cost benefits of Industrial Water Purifying
Equipment
ADVANTAGES OF SUSTAINABLE REVIEWS
TECHBlue Center1 professional reviews produce company management information
based on the following – as they relate technology used in, on, or near water bodies:
Evidenced-based Design – set and develop quantifiable criteria for product and project
improvement.
Quality Control – maintain and comply with recognized industry standards2.
Interdisciplinary reviews (common denominators and benchmarks for waterway
improvement).
Environmental Management – comply with recognized environmental policies (i.e.
develop management methods which decrease regulatory review and permit time).
Distribution Efficiency – develop strategies and training methods for the supply chain
(i.e. increase dealer cost/benefit margins).
Assurance & Performance – validate company policies and guarantees (i.e. market and
business leadership).
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1
The TECHBlue Center review process does NOT result in a certification. Sustainable site and product
characteristics change overtime, which in-turn will change review specifications and may change industry
benchmarks. Reviewed products and applications may receive a rating relative to a benchmark for
improvement. See TECHBlue Policies and Practices..
2
Recognized by International Standards Organization (ISO), American Society for Testing and Materials
(ASTM), Construction Specification Institute (CSI) and by professional industry peer-review.
©TECHBlue Center Rev: 10-2012

19. Marina Site Development - Excerpts
Off-Street Parking Analysis
Typical boat storage and marina sites have less than 25% of the total storage inventory in
use during any given time of operation. The maximum 25% average includes peak usage
times (i.e., Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, etc.). As a standard, these patterns are
consistent in all reports – year-to-year, and in every area of the country.
Total boat storage inventory is historically less than the original boat count plan. A number
of exceptions to a ‘total boat count method’ may be recognized, which place downward
pressure on numbers for total boats in use.
With reference to usage of waterfront property, the following review can be used to help
mitigate site optimization parking layouts with environmental regulations.
1.0 Executive Summary & Administration
1.1 Management Objectives
1.2 Regulatory Guidance
1.3 Planning Options
2.0 Planning Options
2.1 Industry Analysis
2.2 Peak Demand
3.0 Environmental Decisions
3.1 Site Analysis
3.2 Energy & Parking Maximums
3.2 Water & Drainage Considerations
4.0 Standard Applications
4.1 Layouts
4.2 Typical Cost/Benefit
6.0 Summary
6.1 Development Conformance with Environmental Procedures
6.2 Priorities Checklist
7.0 References & Resources
www.cleanwaterfront.net
©TECHBlue Center

20. Sand Dune Development and Beach Nourishment Applications
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Selected Review Information
Sand Dune Development and Beach Nourishment Applications
Prepared By
TECHBlue Center
Independent Advisory Committee
Submitted To
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Mobile, AL
April, 2012
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21. Sand Dune Development and Beach Nourishment Applications April, 2012
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Contents
Selected Review Information
Sand Dune Development 1
Sand Fencing Applications and Vegetating Dunes 1
Material – 2
Historical
Straw
Proprietary
Base Bid costing 3
Alternative Bid Costing 4
Application Comments 5
Effective Site Conditions 6
Proposed USACE Projects 6
Disclaimer & Conditions 7
Other Shoreline Applications 7
Selected References 8
Selected Graphics 9

22. > Close
Marina of the Year - 2008
Fishermen's Village, Punta Gorda, FL
Awarded February, 2009 by Marina Dock Age magazine.
Fishermen's Village Marina features:
Florida Clean Marina Program
Best Management Practices
Pumpout Use Incentives
Customer Service Programs
EPA Energy Star Participation
Storm Water & Environemtnal Impact Plans
Industry & Community Involvement
Sustainable Product Selection
Safety & Hazard Planning
Full Marina Dock Age Article (pdf)
TECHBlue Resources
A Clean Waterfront Renovation Plan was developed for
Fishermen's Village in Spring, 2008.
The Plan reviewed clean waterfront strategies which have an impact on
our waterways. Some direct benefits from a company-wide
environmental commitment include:
Marked improvement in the efficiency of waterfront operations.
Increased collaboration with educators and regulators about
steps to improve your waterfront and environmental footprint.
Recognition as an industry and community leader in waterfront
improvement.
Documented long-term maintenance cost savings for waterfront
operations.
Fishermen's Village implemented the Clean Waterfront Plan in the
Summer of 2008.
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23. Sustainable Waterfront Planning Elements
The seal (above) references TECHBlue Center data and studies used to validate a
sustainable waterfront review process.
The 'anchor' defines a foundation from which to collect data on planning and building clean
waterfronts. Quality control information is developed on specific water-body sites and
product applications.
Reviews are conducted by independent, inter-disciplinary alliances who are guided by
industry best management practices (BMPs) and best applied technologies (BATs).
Specific review seals contain a location number (zip code) and the year of the last review.
Review results are used to educate and inform waterfront construction industries and local
communities about applications which help protect and preserve waterfront environments.
Data, benchmarks and review information is included in file libraries at
www.cleanwaterfront.net
The TECHBlue Center is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to sustainable
waterfront development, based in Jacksonville, FL
TECHBlue Center Waterfront Solutions
Rev: 01-2010