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News Beach water testing threatened

After the state budget was passed the governor used a line item veto to eliminate all state funded beach water monitoring between April 1 and October 31 each year. by Serge Dedina

29/09/2008:// Between 1999 and this year, the County of San Diego, Department of Environmental Health received $300,000 per year to collect 63 samples per week from San Onofre to the U.S. / Mexico border and make associated public notifications to protect public health when monitoring data indicated contamination. DEH also coordinates the notification, investigation, and sampling for sewage spills that impact beach water quality.

If a decent ocean water monitoring and public notification program is important to you or your friends please take the time to contact your County of San Diego Supervisor and let them know. Please be polite and let them know you want the DEH Ocean Recreational Water Program funded to pay for a minimum of two staff persons (about $300,000 with most of this paying for sample analysis).

The Supervisors are:
Greg Cox, District 1. Imperial Beach north to Pacific Beach, Chula Vista, National City. 619-531-5511. greg.cox@sdcounty.ca.gov

Dianne Jacob, District 2. Spring Valley and areas east. (619) 531-5522 dianne.jacob@sdcounty.ca.gov

Pam Slater-Price, District 3. La Jolla north to Encinitas, Tierrasanta, Carmel Valley, Rancho Bernardo, and Escondido. (619) 531-5533 Pam.slater@sdcounty.ca.gov

Ron Roberts, District 4. University City south to Paradise Hills, incld Misión Valley, and east to College Area. (619) 531-5544 Ron.Roberts@sdcounty.ca.gov

Bob Horn, District 5. Carlsbad and Oceanside north to OC, and east to Borrego Springs. (619) 531-5555. bill.horn@sdcounty.ca.gov
 
  Surfing headlines

Europeans aim to charge down under

 

2009 ASP Women’s World Tour Surfers Are Locked In

 

Department of Commerce rejects Foothill South Toll Road

[Maxime Huscenot] [Stephanie Gilmore] [Foothill South Toll Road]

Europe's best Under-21 surfers will meet in Australia for a shot at the coveted ASP World Junior title

The best female surfers in the world are locked in and the 2009 ASP Women’s World Tour looks to be one for the record books

U.S. Commerce Department announces it would uphold the state Coastal Commission's rejection of the plan

Gilmore wins the Billabong Pro Maui

 

Torres wins Torneo Coca Cola Zero date

 

Europens set to charge in 2009

[Stephanie Gilmore] [Jason Torres] [Frenchman Jeremy Flores one of seven Europeans on the WCT next year]

Gilmore defeats Bartels to claim second consecutive Billabong Pro Maui in clean two-to-three foot waves

Jaco seals the deal and wins second date of Circuito Nacional de Surf DAYSTAR 2008-2009 (CNS) in Playa Jaco yesterday

Seven European surfers will be competing on the World Championship Tour in 2009 - the highest number ever

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