2016 -2018 SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CLEAN · PDF fileBEL MARIN KEYS BOATING FACILITIES ......

Seal Slough

Marin Yacht Club

A l a m e d a C o u n t y

C o n t r a C o s t a C o u n t y

S a n F r a n c i s c o

S a n M a t e o C o u n t y

N a p a C o u n t y

S o l a n o C o u n t y

S o n o ma C

Ma r i n C

Upper San Leandro

Reservoir

Don EdwardsSan Francisco BayNational Wildlife

Refuge

OaklandInternational

Airport

Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline

San FranciscoInternationalAirport

Benicia-MartinezBridge

CarquinezBridge

San PabloReservoir Briones

Reservoir

LafayetteReservoir

TildenRegional

Grizzly IslandWildlife Area

Hudeman

Slough

Cordelia

AntiochBridge

BrionesRegional

Carquinez StraitRegionalShoreline

MartinezRegionalShoreline

RedwoodRegional

LakeChabot

RegionalPark

SweeneyRidge

San Bruno MountainState & County Park

Golden Gate NationalRecreation Area

East BayShorelineState Park

Garin/ DryCreek PioneerRegional Park

Coyote HillsRegional

Mare Island Strait

WaterbirdRegionalShoreline

Benicia StateRecreation Area

Point PinoleRegional

Shoreline

Crockett HillsRegional

John MuirNationalHistoric

SkyRanch

HaywardShoreline

State Fish andGame Refuge

Miller-KnoxRegionalShoreline

Gray WhaleCove State

Half Moon BayState Beach

MilagraRidgeGGNRA

McNeeRanchStatePark

FortFunstonGGNRA

Lands EndGGNRA

Golden Gate Park

OceanBeach

Candlestick PointState Recreation Area

Windy HillOpen Space

Preserve

HuddartPark

WunderlichPark

Mount TamalpaisState Park

EdgewoodPark

Mount BurdellOpen SpacePreserve

Olompali StateHistoric Park

Lucas ValleyOpen Space

Preserve

Loma AltaOpen Space

Preserve

PhlegerEstateGGNRA

Burleigh H.Murray Ranch

Alameda PointNational

Wildlife Refuge

CrownMemorialState Beach

San JoseInternational

Airport

San Pablo BayNational Wildlife

Refuge

Monterey BayNational Marine

Sanctuary

Monterey BayNational Marine

Sanctuary

AlcatrazGGNRA

Gulf of the FarallonesNational Marine

Sanctuary

Port ofOakland

WildcatCanyon

RegionalPark

WildcatCreek

FitzgeraldMarine

Reserve

Hayward - San M

ateo Bridge

Dumbar

Richmond – San Rafael Bridge

Sir Francis Drake Blvd

Panoram

ic Hwy

AngelIsland

State ParkBerkeley Pier

Slough

The Brothers

The Sisters

Pt. SanPedro

Pt. SanPablo

Grizzly Island

RedRock

Ballena IsleMarina

AeolianYacht Club

MarinIslands

China CampState Park

John F.KennedyPark

RingMountainPreserve

StanfordUniversity

Coyote PointRecreation

FOSTERCITY

Seal PointPark

RushRanch

Preserve

ORINDABERKELEY

TreasureIsland

MILPITAS

HALFMOON

SANMATEO

MOUNTAIN VIEW

SAN BRUNO

PACIFICA

DALYCITY

HAYWARD

SANLEANDRO

ALAMEDA

EASTPALOALTO

YerbaBuenaIsland

Hunters Point

PointSan

SierraPoint

WOODSIDEFrancisquito

Coyote Point

NEWARK

Golden GateBridge

FREMONT

San PedroPoint

Bay FarmIsland

Flood Contro l Cha

VALLEJO

BENICIA

MARTINEZ

WALNUTCREEK

LARKSPUR

MILLVALLEY

TIBURON

CONCORD

Pt. Isabel

EMERYVILLE

SAN PABLO

PINOLE

RICHMOND

SuisunMarsh

Mare Island

PITTSBURG

ANTIOCH

COLLINSVILLE

HERCULES

OAKLAND

BELVEDERE

Brooks Island(no public

access)

CORTEMADERA

SAN FRANCISCO

ALBANY

PLEASANTHILL

Pillar Point

to Napa

PETALUMA

PALO ALTO

NOVATO

HAMILTON

SAUSALITO

CORDELIA

to Napato Sonoma

PRINCETON

EL GRANADA

MOSS BEACH

MONTARA

MoriPoint

Point Montara

BURLINGAME

MILLBRAE

SAN CARLOS

EL CERRITO

CROCKETT

SANJOSE

REDWOOD CITY

SUNNYVALE

SanLeandro

Bay Islais Creek

IndiaBasin

GrecoIsland

BairIsland

RedwoodPoint

Coyote

LakeMerced

SanAndreas

Alameda

San Pablo

Roundtop

Grizzly

Honker

SkaggsIsland

Sobrante Creek

S U I S U N

LakeMerritt

Napa Slough

Third Napa Slough

P O T R E R O H I L L S

PointBonita

Alameda

Suisun MarshSalinity Control

Sacram

San Joaquin River

BrownsIsland

RichardsonBay

ount Tamalpais

CuttingsWharf

Slough

Schell

Petaluma

River Creek

Guadalupe

Crystal Springs R

eservoir

CreekSan Leandro

Carquinez Strait

LakeChabot

LorenzoCree

San Mateo

A l a m e d a C o u n t yS a n t a C l a r a C o u n t y

Sa n t a

r a C o u n t y

S a n Ma t e o C o u n t y

Napa Valley Marina

Black PointCounty

Boat Launch

Petaluma Marina

City of BerkeleyMarina

Emeryville City Marina

Pt. San PabloYacht Harbor

Brisbane Marina

Travis Marina/Presidio Yacht Club

Treasure IsleMarina

Oyster Cove MarinaOyster Point Marina

Coyote PointMarina

ParksideAquatic Park

Palo AltoBaylands Park

Brickyard CoveMarina

RichmondYacht Club

Channel MarinaYacht Harbor

Marina BayYacht Harbor

Berkeley Marine Center

Emery Cove Yacht Harbor

CorinthanYacht Club

San Rafael Yacht Harbor

Loch LomondMarina

Trade Winds Marina

WindjammerBoat Launch

SAN RAFAEL

Buck’sLaunching

Vallejo Municipal Marina

Gilardi’s Lakeville Marina

Vallejo Yacht Club

Glen CoveMarina

Benicia Marina

MartinezMarina

West 9th StreetLaunch Ramp

Pillar PointHarbor

San FranciscoYacht Club

Bullhead FlatBoat Ramp

San Rafael Yacht Club

FAIRFIELD

SUISUN CITY

Suisun City Marina

Solano Yacht Club

Suisun CityBoat Ramp

McInnisPark

Lowrie Yacht Harbor

ShollenbergerPark Grays

San LeandroYacht Club

San LeandroMarina

BayfrontPark

West Point Harbor

Spinnaker Sailing Center/Port of Redwood City Marina

PeninsulaYacht Club

SequoiaYacht Club

CentralBay

F R A N C I S C O

S A N PA B L O

Pittsburg Marina

Antioch Marina

ALVISO

Santa Clara CountyMarina Park

South BayYacht Club

San Pedro C reek

5 Kilometers

0 5 Miles

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Golden Gate Park

FortMason

MarinaGreen

CrissyField

Ferry Building

AT&T Ballpark

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Harbor

InnerEstuary ParkBoat Launch

Buena Vista

Encinal Park

Central

Marina

Village

Oakland Yacht Club/Pacific Marina

EncinalYacht Club

Barnhill Marina

Fortman Marina

Fifth Ave. Marina

Marina VillageYacht Harbor

Mariner SquareMarina & Dry Stack

Park StreetLanding

A L A M E D A

O A K L A N D

ALAMEDAPOINT

Jack LondonSquare Marina

CentralBasin

Brooklyn Basin

Coast Guard

Island

Portobello Marina/D’Anna Yacht Center

North Basin I

EmbarcaderoCove Marina

North Basin II

UnionPointBasin

Park StDrawbridge

AlamedaMarinaGrand

Marina

Gate 6 Rd

SAUSALITO

MARIN CITY

Bay Model Visitor CenterArmy Corps of Engineers

Marin HeadlandsGolden Gate National

Recreation Area

Waldo G

FerryTerminal

Napa St

Liberty

Gate 5 RdBridgew

Richardson Bay Marina

NO-DISCHARGE ZONE

SchoonmakerPoint Marina

Marina Plaza Harbor

PelicanYacht Harbor

Galilee Harbor

Clipper Yacht Harbor

SausalitoShipyard& Marina

S A N F R A N C I S C O

South BeachHaarbor

Fisherman’s Wharf

Pier 39 Marina

China BasinPublic Ramp

Piers 27 and 29

San Francisco Marina–West Harbor

San Francisco Marina–Gashouse Cove

Saint FrancisYacht Club

Golden GateYacht Club

BayViewBoat Club

Mariposa Hunters PointYacht Club

FerryBuilding

HydeStreetHarbor

Columbus Ave

Jefferson

Embarcadero

Terry Fran

Lombard St

MarinaBlvd

17th St

3rd St

4th St

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Geary St

San Francisco Bay

MAP B: OAKLAND/ALAMEDA MARINAS

MAP C: SAUSALITO MARINAS

MAP A: SAN FRANCISCO MARINAS

Crissy Field

PresidioGGNRA

Aquatic Park

FortMason

Half Moon B

BEL MARINKEYS

BOATING FACILITIES

Boat Launch Ramp

Certified as Clean Marina

Marina

Members-Only Facility

LAND AND WATER

MANAGEMENT

Eelgrass Beds Fragile underwater habitat (easily damaged by wakes, anchors, and propellers).

Shallow Water

Deep Water

Parks and OpenSpace Preserves

Wildlife Refuge

Other Land

Special Closure AreaNo go zone (bird nesting); stay 1000 feet (roughly 3 football field lengths) from cliffs, offshore rocks and islands

State Marine ReserveTaking of all marine resources is prohibited

State Marine Conservation AreaNo take EXCEPT Dungeness crab, market squid by hand-held dip or round haul net; and pelagic finfish by trolling or (commercial) seine.

National Marine Sanctuary

Richardson Bay

PresidioGGNRA

Pillar Point State MarineConservation Area

Egg Rock (Devil's Slide)Special Closure Area

Montara StateMarine Reserve

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CLEAN BOATING MAPIncludes Marina Directory

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERSEmergency Telephone System 911

BAY AREA MARINE PATROL NUMBERSAlameda County (510) 563-2940Contra Costa County (925) 427-8507Marin County (415) 499-7233Napa County (707) 253-4637San Francisco City & County (415) 292-2013San Mateo County (650) 952-0808Santa Clara (408) 299-3870Cities and County of Solano (707) 580-4977Sonoma County (707) 433-072824 HOUR VESSEL ASSISTANCE (800) 367-8222 (Fee involved) U.S. COAST GUARD (415) 399-3530 DEPT. OF FISH & WILDLIFE (888) DFG-CALTIP “Californians Turn in Poachers and Polluters” (334-2258) REPORT ENTANGLED OR INJURED WILDLIFEMarine Mammal Center (415) 289-7325International Bird Rescue Research Center (707) 207-0380

REPORT OIL AND CHEMICAL SPILLS Call both response numbers belowCALIFORNIA OFFICE OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE (800) OILS911 (645-7911)NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER (800) 424-8802

HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW) DISPOSAL FACILITIES IN THE BAY AREAThese facilities serve local residents and their counties. Please call to confirm service area and hours of opera-tion. Visit www.earth911.org or call 1-800-CLEANUP for a more comprehensive list of HHW collection facilities and services. Alameda County (800) 606-6606 Contra Costa County:

Central (800) 646-1431East (925) 756-1900West (888) 412-9277

Marin County (415) 485-6806Napa County (800) 984-9661San Francisco City & County (415) 330-1405San Mateo County (650) 372-6200Santa Clara (408) 299-7300 Cities and County of Solano (707) 784-6765Sonoma County (877) 747-1870

This map was produced by the City and County of San Francisco’s Department of the Environment (SFE),

the California State Parks Division of Boating and Waterways (DBW), and the California Coastal Commission’s (CCC) Boating Clean & Green Program. Funded by a grant from the California Department of Resources Recycling and

Recovery (CalRecycle).

Zero Waste – You Make it Happen!

For more information, and to order this map, please contact:

Vivian Matuk, DBW & CCC • (415) 904-6905 vmatuk@coastal.ca.gov

For more Clean Boating information, please visit: www.BoatingCleanandGreen.com

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA CLEAN BOATING MAPNOT INTENDED FOR NAVIGATION

2016 -2018

MOBILE BOAT-TO-BOAT SERVICES FOR BOATERS Call Ahead For Fee InformationBay Green Marine Sanitation Services (415) 621-1393 • website: www.baygreen.netMarine Lube (877) 744-2244 • website: http://marinelube.biz/ Marine Service Corps (415) 370-6182 • website: www.marineservicecorps.com MT Head Marine Sanitation Service (650) 483-5689 • website: www.mthead.com Seashine Boat Cleaning and Maintenance (510) 428-2522 • website: http://www.seashine.netSeptic Brothers Marine Pumpout Services (209) 329-0768 • website: www.septicbrothers.com

South end of D Dock Free • 24 hrs.

GRID | NAME ADDRESS PHONE

E9 | Antioch Marina 5 Marina Plaza • Antioch • 94509 (925) 779-6957F3 | Brickyard Cove Marina 1120 Brickyard Cove Road • Richmond • 94801 (510) 236-1933F3 | Channel Marina 230 West Cutting Boulevard • Richmond • 94804 (510) 233-2246F3 | Marina Bay Yacht Harbor 1340 Marina Way South • Richmond • 94804 (510) 236-1013E6 | Martinez Marina 7 North Court Street • Martinez • 94553 (925) 313-0942E9 | Pittsburg Marina 51 Marina Boulevard • Pittsburg • 94565 (925) 439-4958E3 | Point San Pablo Yacht Harbor 1900 Western Drive • Richmond • 94801 (510) 233-3224F3 | Richmond Yacht Club 351 Brickyard Cove Road • Richmond • 94801 (510) 234-6959

J8 | Clipper Yacht Harbor 310 Harbor Drive • Sausalito • 94965 (415) 332-3500G2 | Corinthian Yacht Club 43 Main Street • Tiburon • 94920 (415) 435-4771K8 | Galilee Harbor 300 Napa Street • Sausalito • 94966 (415) 332-8554E2 | Loch Lomond Marina 110 Loch Lomond Drive • San Rafael • 94901 (415) 454-7228E2 | Lowrie Yacht Harbor 40 Point San Pedro Road • San Rafael • 94901 (415) 454-7595E2 | Marin Yacht Club 24 Summit Avenue • San Rafael • 94901 (415) 453-9366J8 | Marina Plaza Harbor 2320 Marinship Way, Suite 301 • Sausalito • 94965 (415) 289-4920K9 | Pelican Yacht Harbor 200 Johnson Street • Sausalito • 94965 (415) 332-0723J8 | Richardson Bay Marina 100 Gate Six Road • Sausalito • 94965 (415) 332-5510G2 | San Francisco Yacht Club 98 Beach Road • Belvedere • 94920 (415) 435-4202E2 | San Rafael Yacht Club 200 Yacht Club Drive • San Rafael • 94901 (415) 763-5302 E2 | San Rafael Yacht Harbor 557 Francisco Boulevard East • San Rafael • 94901 (415) 456-1600K8 | Sausalito Shipyard and Marina 2350 Marinship Way • Sausalito • 94965 (415) 332-3552K8 | Schoonmaker Point Marina 85 Liberty Ship Way #205 • Sausalito • 94965 (415) 331-5550E2 | Trade Winds Marina 55 Harbor St • San Rafael • 94901 (415) 686-0422G2 | Travis Marina/Presidio Yacht Club 679 Sommerville Road • Sausalito • 94965 (415) 332-2319

I3 | Brisbane Marina 400 Sierra Point Parkway • Brisbane • 94005 (650) 583-6975J4 | Coyote Point Marina 1900 Coyote Point Drive • San Mateo • 94401 (650) 573-2594I3 | Oyster Cove Marina 385 Oyster Point Blvd • South San Francisco • 94080 (650) 952-5540I3 | Oyster Point Marina 95 Harbor Master Rd, #1 • S. San Francisco • 94080 (650) 952-0808K5 | Peninsula Yacht Club 1536 Maple Street • Redwood City • 94063 (650) 369-4410 K2 | Pillar Point Harbor 1 Johnson Pier • Half Moon Bay • 94019 (650) 726-5727K5 | Port of Redwood City Marina 451 Seaport Court • Redwood City • 94063 (650) 306-4150 (Spinnaker Sailing Center)K5 | Sequoia Yacht Club 441 Seaport Court • Redwood City • 94063 (650) 361-9472K5 | West Point Harbor 1529 Seaport Blvd • Redwood City • 94063 (650) 701-0545

D5 | Benicia Marina 266 East B Street • Benicia • 94510 (707) 745-2628D5 | Glen Cove Marina 2000 Glen Cove Road • Vallejo • 94591 (707) 552-3236B6 | Solano Yacht Club 703 Civic Center Blvd • Suisun City • 94585 (707) 429-0284B6 | Suisun City Marina 800 Kellogg Street • Suisun City • 94585 (707) 429-2628D4 | Vallejo Municipal Marina 42 Harbor Way • Vallejo • 94590 (707) 648-4370D4 | Vallejo Yacht Club 485 Mare Island Way • Vallejo • 94590 (707) 643-1254

SOLANO COUNTY

B2 | Gilardi’s Lakeville Marina 5684 Lakeville Highway • Petaluma • 94954 (707) 763-1557 B1 | Petaluma Marina 781 Baywood Drive • Petaluma • 94954 (707) 778-4489

SONOMA COUNTY

G9 | Bay View Boat Club 489 Terry A. Francois Blvd. • San Francisco • 94158 (415) 495-9500F8 | Fisherman’s Wharf Pier 47, end of Leavenworth Street • SF • 94133 (415) 274-0513G9 | Golden Gate Yacht Club 1 Yacht Club Road • San Francisco • 94123 (415) 346-2628E8 | Hyde Street Harbor 2950 Hyde Street (@ SF Marine fuel dock) • SF • 94133 (415) 274-0513 G9 | Mariposa Hunters Point Yacht Club 405 Terry A. Francois Blvd. • San Francisco • 94158 (415) 495-9500E8 | Pier 39 Marina Beach Street & Embarcadero • San Francisco • 94133 (415) 705-5500F7 | Saint Francis Yacht Club 700 Marina Boulevard • San Francisco • 94123 (415) 563-6363F7 | San Francisco Marina– 3950 Scott Street • San Francisco • 94123 (415) 831-6322 West Harbor & Gashouse CoveG9 | South Beach Harbor Pier 40, The Embarcadero • San Francisco • 94107 (415) 495-4911G3 | Treasure Isle Marina 1 Clipper Cove Way • San Francisco • 94130 (415) 981-2416

B4 | Napa Valley Marina 1200 Milton Road • Napa • 94559 (707) 252-8011

H4 | Aeolian Yacht Club 980 Fernside Boulevard • Alameda • 94501 (510) 523-2586I9 | Alameda Marina 1815 Clement Avenue • Alameda • 94501 (510) 521-1133H4 | Ballena Isle Marina 1150 Ballena Blvd, Suite 111 • Alameda • 94501 (510) 523-5528H7 | Barnhill Marina 2394 Mariner Square • Alameda • 94501 (510) 521-8387G4 | Berkeley Marine Center 1 Spinnaker Way • Berkeley • 94710 (510) 843-8195G4 | City of Berkeley Marina 201 University Avenue • Berkeley • 94710 (510) 981-6741H9 | Embarcadero Cove Marina 1 Embarcadero Cove • Oakland • 94606 (510) 532-6683G4 | Emery Cove Yacht Harbor 3300 Powell Street • Emeryville • 94608 (510) 428-0505G3 | Emeryville City Marina 3310 Powell Street • Emeryville • 94608 (510) 654-3716H4 | Encinal Yacht Club 1251 Pacific Marina • Alameda • 94501 (510) 522-3272H8 | Fifth Avenue Marina 499 Embarcadero & 1 Fifth Ave • Oakland • 94606 (510) 834-9810I8 | Fortman Marina 1535 Buena Vista Avenue • Alameda • 94501 (510) 522-9080I8 | Grand Marina and Park St. Landing 2099 Grand Street • Alameda • 94501 (510) 865-1200H7 | Jack London Square Marina 2 Webster Street • Oakland • 94607 (510) 834-4591H8 | Marina Village Yacht Harbor 1030 Marina Village Parkway • Alameda • 94501 (510) 521-0905H7 | Mariner Square Marina & Dry Stack 2415 Mariner Square Drive • Alameda • 94501 (510) 521-2727H9 | Oakland Marinas - Central Basin 1855 Embarcadero • Oakland • 94606 (510) 834-4591H8 | Oakland Marinas - North Basin I 1000 Embarcadero • Oakland • 94606 (510) 834-4591H8 | Oakland Marinas - North Basin II 1295 Embarcadero • Oakland • 94606 (510) 834-4591I9 | Oakland Marinas - Union Point 2301 Embarcadero East • Oakland • 94606 (510) 834-4591H8 | Oakland Yacht Club / Pacific Marina 1101 Pacific Marina • Alameda • 94501 (510) 522-6868H8 | Portobello Marina / D’Anna Yacht Center 11 Embarcadero West, Suite 100 • Oakland • 94607 (510) 451-7000I5 | San Leandro Marina 40 Mulford Point Drive • San Leandro • 94577 (510) 577-3488I5 | San Leandro Yacht Club 20 Mulford Point Drive • San Leandro • 94577 (510) 351-3102

Guest dock & fuel dock Free • 24 hrs.

Fuel dock Free • 24 hrs.

In marina & end of B dock Free • 9 AM-5 PM

Fuel dock • $5 • 8-5 weekdays; 9-5 Saturday; 9-4 Sunday

C dock Free • 24 hrs.

A dock Free • 24 hrs.

Free • 24 hrs.

Below harbormaster’s office Free • 9 AM-5 PM

Docks 8 & 10 Free • 24 hrs.

Dock 39 Free • 24 hrs.

Location Cost • Hours

I Dock Free • 24 hrs.

L7 | South Bay Yacht Club 1491 Hope Street • Alviso • 95002 (408) 807-8393

SANTA CLARA COUNTY

SAN MATEO COUNTY

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY

ALAMEDA COUNTY

MARIN COUNTY

SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY

NAPA COUNTY

Oil Absorbent Distribution Only T

Oil Absorbent Collection Only

Oil Absorbent Distribution and Collection

Emergency Services Only

Tenants Only D

This map is not intended for navigational purposes.

This map shows many San Francisco Bay Area marinas, but is not comprehensive. Some marinas are excluded due to lack of information or request for anonymity.

Eelgrass habitat data courtesy of San Francisco Bay Subtidal Habitat Goals Project (sfbaysubtidal.org). Sewage pumpout costs, hours, and locations within the marinas are provided by the California State Parks Division of Boating and Waterways’ Clean Vessel Act Program, and the San Francisco Estuary Partnership (www.sfep.org/boating).

Clean Marinas, labeled in green type, are certified by the Clean Marinas California Program. Learn more at www.cleanmarina.org.

This map is recycleable.

End of Docks C, G & I Free • 24 hrs.

Thank you: San Francisco Baykeeper developed the original version of this brochure • www.baykeeper.org • (415) 856-0444. Original brochure design by Oshiro Design and Illustration • Cartography by Pease Press • Printed by Copy Mill Copying & Printing LLC. Printed with soy-based inks on 80 lb. Reincarnation Matte, made with 100% recycled fiber/100% post-consumer waste; FSC certified and designated Ancient Forest FriendlyTM; and processed chlorine-free and manufactured with electricity that is offset with Green-e® certified renewable energy certificates.

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA MARINA DIRECTORYENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Call Ahead to Verify Services

Certified as Clean Marina Members-OnlyFacility

Pumpout dock Free • 24 hrs.

End of S dock $5 • 10 AM-4 PM, preferably High Tide

Fuel dock • Tenants free; others $5 • 8-11:30 AM & 2-4 PM

End of G Dock & top of D Dock Free • 24 hrs.

East end of north and south guest docks • Free • 24 hrs.

Pier 1 Free • 24 hrs.

Fuel dock Free • 8 AM-6 PM

Guest Dock Free • 24 hrs.

Pumpout dock (West Harbor)/ Fuel dock (Gashouse Cove) Free • 24 hrs.

Fuel dock Free • By appointment

Fuel dock Free • 8 AM-5 PM

A Dock Free • 24 hrs.

Free • 8:30 AM-5 PM

A Dock & S Dock Free • 24 hrs.

End of C Dock Free • 24 hrs.

In-dock pumpout system for every slip and at guest dock • Free • 24 hrs.

J Dock & fuel dock $10 for non-berthers • 24 hrs.

End of A Dock Free • 24 hrs.

End of fuel dock Free • 24 hrs.

Oil, fuel and other petroleum products are considered to be toxic to human health and

aquatic life. Help prevent pollutants from entering San Francisco Bay by practicing

preventive engine maintenance and by using oil absorbents.

LOOK ON THE MAP FOR MARINAS WITH THESE ICONS: Used Motor Oil Collection CenterAbsorbent Exchange Program

PREVENT OIL AND FUEL CONTAMINATION

Prevent Pollution

From Your Engine

h Practice preventive engine maintenance. Keep the engine well tuned and operating efficiently.

h Choose Coast Guard-approved alcohol-resistant fuel lines.

h Avoid using solvents or toxics chemicals to clean engine parts. Use mechanical means (such as hand-scraping caked oil) or less toxic solvents (water-based). DO NOT LET SOLVENTS RUN INTO THE BILGE.

h Transfer and remove fluids with care using funnels, pumps and absorbents to eliminate drips and spills.

h Use oil-only absorbents in the bilge to capture unexpected leaks.

Oil-Only Absorbents

Absorbent Sheet Absorbent Pillow Absorbent Sock

h Use oil-only absorbents in the bilge to capture small leaks and drips from your engine. The absorbents will capture oil before the bilge pump discharges it into the water.

h Oil-only absorbents absorb oil while repelling water and are the least expensive method boaters can use to control oily discharge.

h PRECAUTIONS | When using absorbents in the bilge, secure them to prevent clogging or fouling the bilge pump and the bilge pump float or sensor. Oil and fuel are flammable. Keep oil and fuel-saturated absorbents away from heat, sources of ignition and in a well-ventilated area.

h OIL ABSORBENT EXCHANGE PROGRAM | Look for the marinas on this map with this icon that actively distribute and collect oil-only absorbents for free as a way of reducing oil discharges from boats.

Boaters use many products to clean and maintain their boats. Many cleaning and maintenance

products are by law considered hazardous waste once they are no longer needed, such as used

motor oil and oil filters, antifreeze, all batteries, oil/fuel-saturated absorbents, solvents, paints,

zincs, varnishes, cleaning products, fluorescent lights, and propane tanks.

SAFELY DISPOSE OF HAZARDOUS WASTE

MINIMIZE SEWAGE IMPACTS

h It is illegal to discharge raw sewage within the navigational waters of the U.S. (an area that includes the entire San Francisco Bay and Delta and extends 3 miles seaward beyond the coast) and in national marine sanctuaries.

h Discharges of any kind, treated or not, are prohibited in Richardson Bay (a Federally-designated no-discharge area).

h All boats with an installed toilet must have a Coast Guard-approved Marine Sanitation Device (MSD) if operating in US navigable waters.

h Do not discharge treated waste from Type I or II Marine Sanitation Devices (MSDs) and untreated waste while in a marina or yacht harbor, swimming/wading areas, lakes, reservoirs, or freshwater impoundments; rivers that do not support interstate traffic, or into a Federally-designated no-discharge zone such as Richardson Bay. If operating in these waters, your Type I or Type II MSD must be connected to a holding tank or secured to prevent any sewage discharge.

h Visit www.dbw.ca.gov to find additional sewage pumpout locations near you.

h Avoid holding tank disinfectants and deodorizers that contain chlorine, formaldehyde or other components that can be harmful to aquatic organisms.

h To clean and deodorize the head use a mix of ½ cup of baking soda per half gallon of water, and sprinkle baking soda around the rim.

h Keep the “Y” valve properly secured in a closed position (use a padlock or wire tie) when navigating inland waters or less than three miles off shore to prevent accidental discharges.

h Consider using a mobile pump-out service. See list of mobile services on the back panel of this map.

PROTECT YOUR PLAYGROUND WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PREVENT POLLUTION

Cover photo | The Golden Gate Bridge from Baker Beach, San Francisco, Cynthia Knowles.

Upper left corner | Sailboat on the water, Vivian Matuk.

Center panel | Top: Pelicans against the sunset over Ocean Beach, San Francisco, Juan Ochoa.Bottom: Ballena Isle Marina in Alameda, Vivian Matuk.Product photos © San Francisco Department of the Environment.

Right panel, top right | Antioch Marina, Vivian Matuk. Bottom right: Richardson Bay, Juan Ochoa.Left: Sea gulls and sea lions at Pier 39, San Francisco, Vivian Matuk.

Map research and writing: Vivian Matuk and Melissa Verduzco, California State Parks Division of Boating & Waterways and California Coastal Commission, and Cynthia Knowles, San Francisco Department of the Environment.

References:California Department of Boating and Waterways and California Coastal Commission. 2008. A Boater’s Guide to Keeping Pollutants Out of the Water.

Keep the Delta Clean Program. 2007. Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Map for Recreational Boating.

Spill Proof Your Oil Changes

and Recycle Used

Motor Oil

PREVENT MARINE POLLUTIONh Stash your trash on-board in a designated trash bin and save cans, bottles, plastics and paper for recycling.

h Avoid plastic bags and carry a reusable canvas bag. Bring plastic bags to a supermarket for recycling.

h Remove product packaging at home. Pack your food in reusable containers.

h Cigarette butts are the most common type of litter found washed up on beaches and are not biodegradable. Place extinguished cigarette butts in the trash.

h It is illegal to throw plastics and garbage containing plastic overboard.

h It is illegal to dump any garbage overboard into the navigable waters of the state (including inland waters and up to 3 miles from shore).

h Take used monofilament fishing line back to a recycling bin at a participating boating facility. Visit www.BoatingCleanandGreen.com (click on ‘Monofilament Fishing Line Program ’) to identify a location near you. Or, send your monofilament fishing line directly to: Pure Fish-ing, 1900 18th St., Spirit Lake, IA 51360-1999, tel. (800) 237-5539.

Image source: Keep the Delta Clean Program

Over one hundred different intestinal pathogens such as viruses, bacteria and parasites

can be found in sewage that may harm humans, wildlife and drinking water. Look on the

map for marinas that have sewage pumpout and port-o-potty dump stations.

LOOK ON THE MAP FOR THESE ICONS:Sewage PumpoutPort-a-Potty Dump Station

Used Oil CollectionUsed Oil Filter Collection

Oil Absorbents Marine Batteries

Bilge Pumpout

TO CONVENIENTLY AND SAFELY DISPOSE OF USED MOTOR OIL, OIL FILTERS, OIL ABSORBENTS, AND MARINE BATTERIES, LOOK ON THE MAP FOR MARINAS WITH THESE ICONS:

h Use of the products listed above can result in spills and leftover products that require safe disposal. Seek safer alternatives in the book ABCs of California Boating, page 47 (Green Boating Guidelines), or at www.goodguide.com.

h IT IS ILLEGAL TO THROW HAZARDOUS WASTE IN THE TRASH OR ABANDON IT. Some boating products contain hazardous ingredients that are toxic to human health and aquatic life and must be disposed of safely.

h For disposal, see list of Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Disposal Facilities in the Bay Area next to the map, or call 1-800 CLEANUP (235-2687), or visit www.earth911.com for more information and other waste disposal options in your area.

h Check stored products every six months and properly dispose of those that are old or unnecessary.

h HHW facilities offer free recycling services for residents, and periodic one-day recycling events. Call to confirm information and hours of operation.

h Some marinas offer used motor oil, filter, and absorbent disposal. Contact your marina operator.

h Recycle your zinc anodes at a local scrap metal recycler.

h Refer to www.sfenvironment.org for information on safer cleaning without the use of toxic chemicals.

Fh PREVENT DRIPS AND SPILLS by using oil-only absorbents to catch spills and drips from the nozzle, air vent, and fuel filler fitting.

h If you change your own oil use a closed system–a portable vacuum oil change pump that drains into a container that is closed to prevent spills during transfer of oil (available at most marine supply stores).

h DO NOT MIX USED MOTOR OIL WITH ANYTHING. Keep it separated for recycling.

h Recycle used motor oil and oil filters at a used oil collection facility or marina providing this service. See on the map for locations near you.

h NEVER USE SOAPS OR DETERGENTS TO CLEAN OIL OR FUEL THAT HAS SPILLED! Adding soap is ILLEGAL and contaminates the water.

Or scan QR code for pumpout locations

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