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: Dec. 12
LOCATION: Pacific Coast Hwy.--Rincon Facility, Ventura
MATERIAL: 8 barrels water byproduct
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DATE: Dec. 12
LOCATION: Santa Paula Road--Ojai Field, Ojai
MATERIAL: 3 barrels of oil
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DATE: Dec. 12
LOCATION: Highway 118, Moorpark
MATERIAL: 1,300 gallons of liquid fertilizer
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DATE: Dec. 12
LOCATION: Combs Road and Paige Lane, Thousand Oaks
MATERIAL: 100 gallons of waste water
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DATE: Dec. 19
LOCATION: 237 Lambert St., El Rio
MATERIAL: 65 gallons of propane gas
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DATE: Dec. 19
LOCATION: 17957 Texas Lane, Santa Paula
MATERIAL: Unknown amount of natural gas
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DATE: Dec. 19
LOCATION: 1800 S. G St., Oxnard
MATERIAL: 200 gallons of waste water
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