Toxic Discharges
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Under the state Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act, Ventura County must report each week the toxic and potentially toxic materials discharged. The discharges are investigated by the county Environmental Health Division.
DATE LOCATION MATERIAL Feb. 11 South Mountain Oil Field, Santa Paula 11 gallons of oil Feb. 18 741 W. Channel Islands Blvd., Oxnard 5,500 gallons of wastewater Feb. 18 Pleasant Valley Road and Ventura Road, 100 gallons of Port Hueneme wastewater Feb. 18 Dispensary Road, Station 378, Point Mugu 2,000 gallons of raw sewage Feb. 19 Condor Drive, Moorpark 4,000 gallons of sewage Feb. 20 3rd Street, between Garfield and Roosevelt 250 gallons of raw avenues, Oxnard sewage
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