Commercial   Pumpouts
 Boston Harbor is a No Discharge Area
 Summer 2008-Boston Harbor Commercial Pumpouts
Public
#on
Map
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2
3
4
Marina
Boston
Towing and
Transportation
Charlestown
Shipyard Pier 4
Black Falcon
Mystic Marine
Phone
(617) 567- 9100
(617) 293- 2027
(617) 918- 6231
(617) 330- 1500
(617) 293-6247
Contacts
Paul DiGiovanni
or David Clark
Dick Mulligan
James Harris
(617) 464- 8220
Jay Curley or
Dennis Kraez
800-666-9007
X.113
Public or
Private
Public
Public
Public
Public
Hours of
Operation
24/7
Call Ahead
Mon-Fri
9am - 5pm
Mon-Fri
7am - 7pm
Pumpout
Type
Barge
Stationary
Stationary
Stationary
Web site
www.reinauer.com/
boston.html
www.cityofboston.gov/
environment
http ://www. massport.
com/ports/cru is. htm 1
WWW.
mysticmarinediscounts.
com/index.html
Private
      Boston Harbor
      Cruises
(617) 227- 4321
   6   Charles Riverboat  (617) 621- 3001
      Company
   7   Constellation      (617) 840-5608
      Maritime
Chris Nolan
(617) 720- 9215
Russell Cushman

Conti Coluntino
   8   Water
      Transportation
      Alternative/Harbor
      Express

   9   Mass Bay Lines at   (617) 542- 8000
      Rowes Wharf
(617) 222- 6999    Bill Walker
             Jay Spence or
             Frank Kellie
Private   24/7

Private   Charles
       Riverboat Only
Private   24/7

Private   Harbor Express
       Only
              Private   Mass Bay
                     Lines Only
Stationary   www.bostonharborcruises.
         com/
Stationary   www.charlesriverboat.com

Barge     www.constellationtug.com/
         index.htm
Stationary   www.harborexpress.com/



Stationary   www.massbaylines.com
Under Development/ Pending
10
11
12
Boston Marine (617) 918- 6203
Industrial Park-
Berth 10
Charlestown Ship (617) 918- 6231
Yard Pier 3
City of Boston
Jim Sorrintino Public
Dick Mulligan Public
Public
Under
Construction
Under
Development
Under
Development
Stationary
Stationary
Boat
www. cityofboston . gov/
environment
www. cityofboston . gov/
environment
www. cityofboston . gov/
environment
Boston Harbor is a No Discharge Area
A No Discharge Area (NDA) is a designated body of water where the discharge of treated and untreated boat sewage is prohibited. Under the Federal
Clean Water Act and Massachusetts state law it is illegal to discharge untreated (raw) sewage from a vessel in US waters

Managing Boat Waste in a No Discharge Area
When operating in a No Discharge Area, Type I, Type II and Type III Marine Sanitation Devices can not be discharged. The US Coast Guard
regulations state that the MSDs Type I and Type II must be secured to prevent discharge in no discharge areas.
Examples of securing Type I and Type II MSDs, from the US Coast Guard
include: closing the seacock and padlocking it, using a non-reusable wire tie, using
a door handle lock, or removing the seacock handle.

July 2008  EPA 901 F 08 005
                                    SEPA
                                        United States
                                        Environmental Protection
                                        Agency New England

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