1 25 08, Storm Drain flushed into Ocean, by Andrea Hahn

San Diego Municipal Waste Water workers flush sludge into the Pacific Ocean directly adjacent to the Casa Beach Harbor Seal Colony, where the pull of the current then distributes the corresponding pollutants directly into the Casa Beach cove, an area of extreme controversy over Ocean Water Pollution seemingly only caused by the residing Seal Colony. As San Diego continues to pay a nominal fine over Ocean Water Pollution caused by its highly outdated and insufficient Sewage Treatment Plant in Point Loma ,along with its corroding sewer pipe system, the existence of the Seal Colony contiues to be the focal point of interest in Ocean Water Quality improvement for this Municipality.

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[bobyguns]

Do you understand how a combined Sanitary ? Storm sewer system works?

[Andreaelsehahn]

@bobyguns It flows by gravity until it goes to the outlet. It's what water does. My communication with the City of San Diego in regards to this video was that it was an illegal dumping of collected storm drain gunk that had been vacuumed at other locations by the vehicle videotaped. What I would like to know is why they chose to release it at the Children's Pool?

[bobyguns]

@Andreaelsehahn  You should email me directly. I have to much info for you.

[Andreaelsehahn]

@bobyguns You're a little obsessed with this. Why don't you check what sort of sewer system and State regulations are in effect first, before shooting off your mouth. Other than that little buddy, you're just going to have to get in line. It's a long one.

[bobyguns]

@Andreaelsehahn Oh, I did not see the same post went through six times. Sorry. Was only trying to help. Forget it then if you dont want info.

[bobyguns]

@Andreaelsehahn Obsessed? Shooting off my mouth? What are you talking about?

[bobyguns]

@Andreaelsehahn You have to email me directly to much info for you but the sewer crew is actually not dumping or do anything wrong.

[bobyguns]

@Andreaelsehahn Email me directly. You have a lot of things wrong here.

[bobyguns]

@Andreaelsehahn Do you have a sanitary sewer system and a separate storm system in your city? That Vaca truck cant dump anything into a hole with that hose. What it looks like they did was suck out the debris and get it flowing again. The water was septic and flowed where it was meant to flow. You should email me directly. U have too understand some things about the sewer. I am a sewer worker in NYC. It release where it is piped to. Que is who put that pool near a sewer outfall?

[bobyguns]

@Andreaelsehahn Do you have a sanitary sewer system and a separate storm system in your city? That Vaca truck cant dump anything into a hole with that hose. What it looks like they did was suck out the debris and get it flowing again. The water was septic and flowed where it was meant to flow. You should email me directly. U have too understand some things about the sewer. I am a sewer worker in NYC. It release where it is piped to. Que is who put that pool near a sewer outfall?

[bobyguns]

Do you have a sanitary sewer system and a separate storm system in your city? That Vaca truck cant dump anything into a hole with that hose. What it looks like they did was suck out the debris and get it flowing again. The water was septic and flowed where it was meant to flow. You should email me directly. U have too understand some things about the sewer. I am a sewer worker in NYC. It release where it is piped to. Que is who put that pool near a sewer outfall?

[bobyguns]

@Andreaelsehahn Do you have a sanitary sewer system and a separate storm system in your city? That Vaca truck cant dump anything into a hole with that hose. What it looks like they did was suck out the debris and get it flowing again. The water was septic and flowed where it was meant to flow. You should email me directly. U have too understand some things about the sewer. I am a sewer worker in NYC. It release where it is piped to. Que is who put that pool near a sewer outfall?