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The Baykeeper, Sierra Club and other supporting groups back expansion of the legally mandated reporting months - in the dry season - and urge the state to provide more money to counties that do the sampling.
Marin is a county that generally stops sampling in the winter season when state aid stops, said Alamillo.
"One might argue that if there was ongoing monitoring, the sewage spills in Marin County might not have been so egregious in the past few years. They might have been caught sooner," he said.
At Aquatic Park, members of the South End Rowing Club who row or swim several times a week said they appreciate the monitoring. Hyde Street Pier got A grades, but sampling near the San Francisco Maritime Museum got mixed grades with a B and C.
Tom Abbott, a battalion chief in the San Francisco Fire Department and a member of the department's aquatic rescue team, also rows for pleasure in the bay. For 20 years, he also has coached the rowing team for St. Ignatius College Preparatory School.
The monitoring of beaches "is a reality of modern life," Abbott said. "It's more important to stay healthy and miss a day of swimming or rowing than to risk getting diseases like hepatitis."
Peter Weverka is a San Francisco writer who says he swims about three times a week. "You want to know that the water's safe when you're swimming in it," he said.
He said that during the nine years he's been swimming at Aquatic Park, there have only been three warnings not to go in the water, two for bacteria and one for an oil spill.
"A few old-timers who used to swim there when the canneries were operating said it was pretty awful. No matter how bad the pollution could get now, they say, it could never be as bad as with the canneries."
Heal the Bay report at
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OCEAN BEACH: A grades in dry weather, and C's in wet weather except off Balboa Street, which got a B.
Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle
AQUATIC PARK: A grades around the Hyde Street Pier, while the Maritime Museum area got a B and C.
Paul Chinn / The Chronicle
Adrienne Christensen and Nekir Ortiz of San Francisco play with a sheet against the wind Tuesday at Ocean Beach, which fared well on the report card.
Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle
(C) San Francisco Chronicle 2009
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By Jane Kay