RedactedNarrative: Washed up on shore in Hanalei, one person on board.  There is no oil or any type of petroleum products leaking from the vessel, staff has removed it all.  The vessel only had an outboard motor, and was removed yesterday.  The brown foam in the water is mud and silt from the culvert just south of the vessel. 
   
  GROUNDED VESSEL AT HANALEI BAY IS DAMAGED -  SALVAGE REMOVAL TO BEGIN THIS WEEKEND WHEN SURF SHOULD SUBSIDE  -  HANALEI --   Last night a 33 foot vessel, Serenity, was leaving Hanalei bay when his motor died. He hoisted sail but it tore so the vessel drifted back into the bay.  The vessel dropped anchor, but due to high surf it broke its mooring and washed onto the rocks on the bay's west side at Waipa. The vessel suffered a hole in its port side (left) of the hull.  Operator was injured while trying to get off the vessel and was taken to a hospital for treatment.  Just before 7 am a Kauai DOBOR harbor agent received a call from a citizen in Hanalei reporting that floating debris was washing ashore. The boat had washed further up on the shoreline.  DOBOR Kauai Boating manager spoke with the owner, who said he did not have any insurance nor any plan to remove the vessel within 24 hours, per the law, and needed to address his injury.  DOBOR has assumed control of the vessel and obtained bids for its removal.  A salvage company will remove and dispose of it once surf subsides this weekend.
   