They literally want a written plan, just don’t write anything down that you won’t follow to the letter. Try to avoid painting yourself into a corner.
I would try to keep it generic, I think they primarily want you to do something to protect the
boat, many it seems won’t do anything at all, except file an Insurence claim.
I’ve seen for example people won’t remove their
dodger and
Bimini, but will file the claim to have the rotten
fabric replaced with new, same with an old
Jib.
My Insurence hasn’t asked for a written plan. We are also allowed to stay in Fl. I assume that’s because we are Fl residents?
Also avoid the term
live aboard, I know it sounds silly, but that’s a term that often causes problems. You don’t
live aboard, however you do go on extended cruises.
On edit, if asked I would write down that I planned on removing all
sails and
canvas, doubling all lines on the boat and ensuring
cockpit drain were clean,
batteries fully charged and
bilge pump checked for operation.
I wouldn’t put more than that down and see if they accept it.