TOXIC DSCHARGES
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DATE: Feb. 12
LOCATION: 10580 Creek Road, Ojai
MATERIAL: 1 million gallons of sewage
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DATE: Feb. 13
LOCATION: California 150 at Ventura River, Ojai
MATERIAL: 1 million gallons of sewage
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DATE: Feb. 16
LOCATION: Wildwood Park, Thousand Oaks
MATERIAL: Unknown amount of sewage
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DATE: Feb. 16
LOCATION: Northbound Ventura Freeway at Camarillo Springs Road, Camarillo
MATERIAL: 30 gallons of diesel fuel
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DATE: Feb. 17
LOCATION: Rincon Field, Hobson B Lease, Ventura
MATERIAL: Three barrels of crude oil
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DATE: Feb. 17
LOCATION: 18450 S. Mountain Road, Santa Paula
MATERIAL: 20 barrels of crude oil
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DATE: Feb. 17
LOCATION: California 118 and Yosemite Ave., Simi Valley
MATERIAL: Two gallons of gasoline
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DATE: Feb. 17
LOCATION: Pacific Coast Highway at Emma Wood offramp, Ventura
MATERIAL: Unknown amount of natural gas
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DATE: Feb. 17
LOCATION: A mile west of Shell-Taylor Lease 134, Ventura
MATERIAL: Six barrels of crude oil
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DATE: Feb. 18
LOCATION: Pleasant Valley and Ventura roads, Oxnard
MATERIAL: 3,000 gallons of sewage
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DATE: Feb. 19
LOCATION: 1117 S. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard
MATERIAL: Unknown amount of gasoline
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DATE: Feb. 19
LOCATION: 6479 Nightingale St., Ventura
MATERIAL: 15 gallons of sewage
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DATE: Feb. 19
LOCATION: 6502 Katherine Road, Simi Valley
MATERIAL: Unknown amount of propane
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DATE: Feb. 20
LOCATION: Surfside Drive and Hueneme Road, Oxnard
MATERIAL: 500 gallons of waste water
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DATE: Feb. 20
LOCATION: Seacliff exit off Ventura Freeway, Ventura
MATERIAL: 126 gallons of crude oil
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DATE: Feb. 22
LOCATION: 20 Valley View Drive, Oak View
MATERIAL: Unknown amount of natural gas
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DATE: Feb. 22
LOCATION: Hall Canyon, Well No. 146, Ventura
MATERIAL: 10 barrels of crude oil
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