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According to the assessment conducted by Department of Health Services, Santa Rosa Office:
“Lake Berryessa is most vulnerable to contamination from boats, personal watercraft, confirmed leaking
underground fuel storage tanks, known contaminant plumes, historic gas stations, active gas stations,
wastewater treatment plants, historic mining operations, active mining operations, and animal feeding
operations.”
General Facts
History/
Background
Geology/
Soils
    
Possible Contaminating Activities

        Body contact recreation
        Grazing cattle
        Wild animals
        Wastewater discharges
        Runoff form abandoned mines
        Natural erosion
        Runoff form residential areas
        Runoff from irrigated cropland
        Runoff from active mines
        Hazardous waste discharges from traffic accidents
        Fuel spills from fueling stations, sunken boats, 2 airplane accidents
        Leaking underground fuel tanks
        Bilge pumping and discharges from exiting boat ramps
        Runoff from horse or other confined animal enclosures
        Discharges from aging wastewater collection systems
        Leachate from illegal solid waste disposal sites
        Erosion
Vegetation
Wildlife
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Other Water
Quality Projects
Environmental
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Events &
Opportunities
Partnerships


Other Water
Quality Projects
Environmental
Concerns
Events &
Opportunities
Partnerships
Lake Berryessa Watershed Partnership