Community concern grows after human waste found leaking from cliffs, leading to closure of Bolinas Beach. Authorities test the waste, discovering E. coli present.
"It makes me sad, I like surfing Bolinas that's why I came out today. It's closed so I won't go in," said local surfer Nicole Nelson.
"We do know the community is on septic systems, but we don't know if that's the exact cause or natural causes, shifting of the soil, erosion," explained Marin County spokesperson Laine Hendricks.
"Three of those together would result in about 43,000 gallons of waste delivered to the ocean daily," said Sarah Jones of Marin County's Community Development Agency.
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