I guess those times are gone because there's monitoring and better waste management now, except just after major storms when there's always a risk of discharge.
I guess those times are gone because there's monitoring and better waste management now, except just after major storms when there's always a risk of discharge.
Based on personal experience with California planning commissions and septic contractors, I’m guessing this will be fixed shortly after the greens take up arms and capture a few nuclear missile silos for the the new nation of the Free Pacific States.
Alternatively, people could, I don’t know, take Sewage Systems 101, or maybe read a book before getting licensed or setting up regulations.
Edit: If you’d like to learn more about a literal shit slide slowly working its way down to the Santa Cruz beaches, read up on all the political maneuvering around re-certifiying septic systems in the CZU burn scar.
And here I thought home-ownership in Santa Cruz was all about NIMBY's who might as well have been transplanted from Irvine, CA hating anything to do with the UC.
There's something wrong with your wetsuit.