| Violation ID |
Occurrence Date |
Violation Type |
Violation Description(-) |
Violation Status |
Priority |
Source |
Facility Name |
Violated Reg. Meas. ID |
Violated Reg. Meas. Order No. |
Linked to Enf. |
| 1131468 |
06/18/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 10 Berth 6: It was determined that an unknown amount of hydraulic oil was spilled into San Diego Bay while conducting maintenance work at the vessel. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131467 |
06/11/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 3 Berth 2: During a marine propulsion test, the starboard shaft of the listed naval vessel leaked a small amount of lubricant into the water. The operation was stopped, halting the small release. The incident resulted in an observable sheen that is unrecoverable. No cleanup effort is expected. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131466 |
05/15/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 4 Berth 6: One gallon of hydraulic oil discharged from a vessel into San Diego Bay. The cause is unknown and they are investigating the source. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131465 |
05/14/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 7 Berth 1: One gallon of AFFF (foam) was accidentally released into San Diego Bay. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131464 |
05/03/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 10 Berth 2: While disconnecting a fuel line, the line gave out resulting in a release of diesel marine fuel into San Diego Bay. The material was contained between the vessel and the boom. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131460 |
05/14/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 6 berth 5: AFFF was released from #3 fire suppression system into San Diego Bay. The cause of the release is unknown at this time. Sheen color: Whitish |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131447 |
05/17/2024 |
Surface Water |
A sheen of unknown source was discovered within the perimeter of the boom. Investigation is underway. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131446 |
05/15/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 13 Berth 2: A rainbow colored oil sheen was discovered from a barge attached to a ship. The ship was conducting defueling operations at the time of discovery. The ship then notified the base fuel response team of the release which led to Port Operations to come investigate the vessel for any indication of what caused the release. It is speculated to be a release of natural causes unrelated to the vessel and thus was cleared for continued operation. BOOMs and absorbent pads were applied, but the sheen was out of their reach and the release is deemed unrecoverable and expected to dissipate naturally. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131443 |
06/07/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 8 Berth 6: During a fuel alignment a valve was accidentally left open and leaked an estimated 50-100 gallons of JP10 F77 fuel into San Diego Bay. This release was stopped, contained, and double booms were used during the clean up. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131439 |
06/03/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 7 Berth 6: A mechanical failure occurred on a chain hoist during servicing. The failure resulted in 5 gallons of hydraulic oil being released to San Diego Bay. The ship's boom contained the release. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
| 1131438 |
06/17/2024 |
Surface Water |
Pier 10 Berth 1: A rainbow sheen was in the water, but it is unknown how and where it came from. It has a rainbow color but no scent.. A cleanup is being conducted, it is recoverable. |
Violation |
N |
eSMR |
Naval Base San Diego (NBSD) |
390231 |
R9-2013-0064 |
N |
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