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Water Quality Report, June 4th

By: SurfShot Crew

Fri, Jun 01 2007 | 09:41am

Water Quality Report, June 4th

Water quality at most beaches in San Diego County is safe for recreational use. However, signs warning of contaminated water are posted at the following locations. To see a map of monitoring stations and locations under warning for water contact, log on to www.earth911.org.

Closures: These beaches are closed to water contact due to sewage spills that may impact recreational waters.


(none)



 

Advisories: Water contact should be avoided at the following beaches due to bacterial levels that exceed health standards:



La Jolla


Station: Children's Pool


Status Since: Sept 1997


Reason: On-going contamination by harbor seals



Misson Bay


Station: Bonita Cove, eastern shoreline


Status Since: May 30


Reason: Bacterial levels exceed health standards



San Diego Bay


Station: Shelter Island shoreline park


Status Since: May 17


Reason: Bacterial levels exceed health standards


 

For beaches next to storm drains, rivers, and lagoon outlets:


During dry weather avoid contact with runoff and recreational waters within 75 feet from where runoff enters ocean or bay waters. An epidemiological study has correlated urban runoff to an increased risk of illness among ocean users near these outlets.



Re-opened: Field measurements indicate these waters are now safe for recreational use. Signs have been removed at the following locations:


 


Encinitas, Leucadia


Grandview south to "D" Street, including Beacon's, Stone Steps and Moonlight Beach.


Status Since: June 3 and 4.

 

For more information log in www.earth911.org

or call DEH beach water quality phone HOTLINE number: (619) 338-2073

 

 

 



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