California Department ofBoating and Waterways

Keep California Waterways Clean Use Pumpouts

Monterey - San Luis Obispo - Santa Barbara

P.O.Box 10, Moss Landing 95039

(408) 633-2461

Employees dock: Lat. N36-48'-05", Long. W121-47'-09"

Figeroa & Del Monte, Monterey 93940

(408) 646-3950

Lat. N36-36-15, Long. W121-47-09

2610 San Antonio Rd., Bradley 93426

(805) 472-2311

1275 Embarcadero, Morro Bay 93442

(805) 772-6254

North "T" pier:

Lat. N35-22-15, Long. W121-51-31

South "T" Pier:

Lat. N35-22-08, Long. W121-51-21

(#) = number of pumpouts at location

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PROTECT WATER QUALITY, PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT

Untreated Sewage dischares can contain disease-causing bacteria and viruses. Swimmers, surfers and others can become ill when they swallow or come in contact with polluted water.
Untreated Sewage discharges can contaminate shellfish beds and make you sick if you eat raw or poorly cooked shellfish.
Untreated sewage discharges can kill fish by taking oxygen from the water when sewage decays.

DISPOSE OF SEWAGE PROPERLY

Equip your boat with a sewage treatment device or holding tank for toilet wastes. Empty your tank at a shore side pumpout station.
Use a portapotty if you don't have an installed toilet. Empty wastes at a dump station on shore.
Never dump raw sewage into navigational waters of the U.S., a region that includes all California inland and coastal waters up to three miles from shore.

REPORT BROKEN PUMPOUTS TO FACILITY OPERATORS.

For more
or write:

information, phone (888) 326-2822,
Department of Boating and Waterways
2000 Evergreen Street, Suite 100
Sacramento, CA 95815