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DELTA in San Francisco Bay and the Delta SACRAMENTO - CAPTAIN YOUR BOAT THE CLEAN WAY THETHE 1011 STEPSSTEPS TOTO PUMPOUTPUMPOUT THE GREEN PAGES DOWNLOAD SAN JOAQUIN RIVER NEW! PUMPOUT NAV BOATING INFORMATION FISH & WILDLIFE WATCH FOR THE California Dept. of Fish in this guide for DID YOU KNOW ? PUMPOUT NAV California Division of Follow the tips NATIONAL PUMPOUT Clean sewage Boating & Waterways & Wildlife Hotline (CalTip) running a tight ship, and you can avoid such indeli- from your Android (888) 326-2822 (888) 334-2258 SIGN! management in or Apple device More than one million motorized San Francisco National Invasive Species cacies as flushing your head into a school of strip- 1. Follow pumpout instructions. your pocket! for FREE OU boats are registered in California and Estuary Partnership Hotline (877) 786-7267 ers or spilling bilge oil into the sparkling blue deep. F R If instructions aren’t posted or aren’t clear, ASK! Encourage the (415) 820-7900 an estimated four million recreational Marine Mammal Center marine operator to post easy-to-understand instructions. With these tips in mind and this map in hand, you THROUGHOUT COUNTY POLICE & SHERIFF (injured animals) MILLION boaters enjoy CA’s marinas, lakes, - FREE ANDROID AND - (415) 289-7325 BOAT/MARINE UNITS can help keep our waters clear and clean for every- 2. Remove hose from rack for ideal vacuum and close nozzle valve iOS APP CALIFORNIA rivers and coastal waters every year WildCare one who boats, sails, surfs, skis, swims, and fishes on pumpout hose. FOR SMART PHONES WELL, ALMOST Contra Costa (925) 646-2441 & TABLETS (injured terrestrial animals) DELTA in San Francisco Bay and the Delta. Pumpout Nav covers Napa (707) 253-4451 (415) 456-SAVE 3. Remove deck waste fitting cover from boat and insert nozzle. Search for "Pumpout Nav" in the Sacramento Delta and Sacramento (916) 264-5471 One boater flushing untreated sewage the app store of your Android the San Francisco Bay as well San Joaquin (209) 468-4400 HUMAN HEALTH PUMPOUT 4. Turn on pump. or Apple device. Any recent overboard produces as much bacterial as Southern California from Solano (707) 421-7090 California Dept. of So open up this guide and review 10,000 5. Open nozzle valve. device will work! Santa Barbara to San Diego. Public Health, pollution as 10,000 people whose Yolo (530) 666-8282 Environmental Health its tips for preventing pollution, and its map of Other parts of the state (and GUIDE & MAP U.S. Coast Guard Investigations Branch TO sewage passes through a treatment 6. Check flow through sight glass. If flow doesn’t occur within one FIND PUMPOUTS! FOR the pumpouts and port-a-potty dump stations lo- 1 - beyond!) will be added soon. (415) 399-3530 (Fish consumption warnings) plant minute, place nozzle in water for ten seconds. If there’s still no WHEN THE TIME COMES (510) 620-3620 www.ehib.org cated at marinas and yacht harbors around flow, check for an air leak in the line or a block in the holding tank Pumpout Nav helps you OIL & SEWAGE SPILLS - SPEAK UP! BOATERS San Francisco Bay. Then stash your new guide in a air vent. find the closest operational National Response Center California Dept. of LET US KNOW IF (800) 424-8802 Public Health, Environmental pumpout to your location. SOMETHING'S NOT RIGHT handy dry place so you can always find it when you 7. When tank is empty, close nozzle valve. Management Branch DOWNLOAD Over 100 different intestinal pathogens Look for the green pins to California Office of (Shellfish Information feel like doing your part to keep our Bay OVER find your station. If a pumpout is not accessible Emergency Services — viruses, parasites, and bacteria — 8. Slowly remove nozzle from deck waste fitting by tipping nozzle Hotline —warnings) PUMPOUT NAV or doesn't work, report it (800) OILS-911 (645-7911) (800) 553-4133 a world-class waterway. through the app. The pin from your Android 100 can be found in sewage to side to “crack” the seal made under pressure. Oil Recycling or Apple device - FIRST TIME USER? color will change and the (800) CLEAN-UP 9. When finished rinse Bay/Delta water through the system for 5-10 for FREE ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW marina will get notified. www.earth911.com seconds. Pump out only your holding tank. Pumpouts should never Watch a pumpout how-to There are over 80 pumpout stations BOATING SAFETY be used for bilge water or solid objects! video, learn about sewage DATA DRIVEN California Division of throughout the Bay/Delta, and impacts, what the law says, - 10. Turn off pump and return hose to rack for the next boater. FOR A FUNCTIONAL Boating and Waterways and your onboard system. 80 most of them are free! PUMPOUT NETWORK www.dbw.parks.ca.gov We update Pumpout Nav by DON’T FEEL LIKE IT? GO MOBILE! monitoring units on a regular That’s the fine for dumping untreated If you don’t want to service the holding tank yourself, consider using basis. Help us find non-work- PARTNERS ing pumpouts and be part sewage where you are not supposed to. $2,000 a mobile pumpout service. Check the bottom of the map for services of a functioning network. Yep, even your bucket! in your area. California State Parks San Francisco Estuary Partnership Updated in 2018 BROKEN PUMPOUT STATION? Division of Boating and Waterways 375 Beale Street, Suite 700 Report broken systems through the app or to the marina One Capitol Mall - Suite 410 San Francisco, CA 94105 operator. Grant funds are available for marinas to repair or Sacramento, CA 95814 replace pumpouts through the California State Parks Divi- (415) 820 - 7900 (888) 326-2822 www.sfestuary.org/boating sion of Boating and Waterways Clean Vessel Act Program. www.dbw.parks.ca.gov Order your free maps by Funded by the California Parks Division of Boating and Waterways and published in Visit www.dbw.ca.gov/cvagrants for more information. cooperation with the San Francisco Estuary Partnership. Funding is provided to Cal Parks Design and illustrations: Darren Campeau contacting the San Francisco Cartoons: Daryll Collins by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Sport Fish Restoration and Boating Trust Fund. Writers & Editors: Adrien Baudrimont, James Muller & Natasha Dunn Estuary Partnership RULES AND REGS THE ONBOARD EQUIPMENT CLEAN BOATING UNTREATED SEWAGE ONBOARD TREATMENT SYSTEM ? YOUR DEVICE THE Y VALVE DISINFECTANTS & DEODORIZERS THE ALTERNATIVES A type I or II MSD is also called an onboard treatment system. These o Discharges of untreated sewage are prohibited within A Marine Sanitation Device (MSD) prevents pollution from the Many chemical disinfectants and deodorizers used in Marine systems macerate sewage and treat it with chemicals or electricity. PRODUCT NON-TOXIC APPROACH the navigational waters of the U.S. — an area that includes discharge of untreated sewage from a boat. According to U.S. Coast Sanitation Devices (MSDs) contain chemicals of concern Some type III MSDs have macerators but DO NOT treat the sewage. To the the entire San Francisco Bay and Delta and extends three Guard regulations, all boats with an installed toilet must have one of pumpout including: Chlorine compounds (including sodium hypochlorite), DETERGENT Fresh water and a lot of Although onboard treatment systems do treat sewage, they are not & SOAP elbow grease miles seaward beyond the coast. [CWA §312 (j)] the approved three types listed below: formaldehyde, paraformaldehyde, ammonium compounds, nearly as effective as land based treatment systems and do not Fines of up to $2,000 can be imposed for illegal discharges. Type I and II MSDs break up the sewage and disinfect it with glutaraldehyde, paradichlorobenzene, or anti-microbials (such as BLEACH Hydrogen peroxide o address nutrient loading or medications that pass through the body. [CWA §312 (j)] chemicals. It is legal in some instances to discharge from Dowicil or Bronopol). It only takes one-tenth of a part per million Nutrients can cause blooms in aquatic plants, including invasive From the SCOURING Baking soda or salt holding CORRECT of chlorine to harm or kill aquatic organisms in the vicinity of a (you either type directly overboard, but you must add the appropri- POWDERS o It is legal to discharge untreated sewage at sea species. Have your system inspected regularly to ensure it is tank or ate chemicals for treatment. Without this treatment, discharge POSITION discharge. Use enzyme and bio-active treatments when possible must be at least three miles out from the coast) except in the treating to specifications, so you are not inadvertently dumping head & LOCKED from a Type I or II system is considered raw sewage and re- as these are biodegradable and less toxic treatments. Read labels FLOOR One cup white vinegar Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary, Monterey inadequately treated sewage overboard. CLEANER in 2 gallons water carefully and use only the amount recommended to ensure Bay National Marine Sanctuary, and Cordell Bank National mains illegal within the three-mile limit (see Rules and Regs). adequate treatment. WINDOW One cup vinegar in 1 quart Marine Sanctuary, (see map), which have the same discharge Type III MSDs, most commonly used by boaters, provide a CLEANER warm water restrictions (no untreated sewage) as inland waters. FREQUENTLY HEARD MYTHS ! holding tank for storing untreated sewage until it can be prop- VARNISH Wipe with 1/2 cup vinegar and [Title 15, CFR, Sec. 922.82(a)(2)(ii)(A)] “If I have an on board treatment system ... erly disposed of at an onshore pumpout station that connects GREEN SOLUTIONS CLEANER 1/2 cup water solution I can discharge into the Delta” ONBOARD TREATMENT SYSTEMS to a local sewer system. All MSDs can be pumped out by mo- FOR SMELLY PROBLEMS: [40 CFR 140.3] states that it is illegal to HEAD CLEANER Brush with baking soda bile units that dispose of the waste into sewer systems.
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