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v ti 4 . On July 27, 1990, Mr. Kenney took the material drained from the bread making unit and put it in a barrel and removed it. 5. Mr. Kenney took the acid in the barrel to Midway Supply, 931 E. Weber, Stockton, to be neutralized. 6. Mr. Kenney stated he doesn't use much acid, he used only 214 gallons of acid from January 1989 - July 1990. On August 2 , 1990 Mr. Kenney returned my phone call. I asked him to give me his correct address which is: Gary Kenney, Water Tech. , 6333 Pacific Ave. , Suite 285, Stockton, CA. , 95207 . I also inquired if he had notified anyone at Earth Grains when the acid spill occurred. Mr. Kenney stated he did not notify Earth Grains. On August 3, 1990, I phoned Chuck Hufstetler, Vice President of Earth Grains and asked for a description of Gary Kenney. Mr. Hufstetler stated Mr. Kenny was approximately 40 years of age and white. I then inquired as to the amount of sodium bicarbonate used to neutralize the acid spill. Mr Hufstetler stated they used approximately 150 pounds of bicarbonate of soda to neutralize the acid spill. August 3 , 1990 I phoned Sam Martinez at Earth Grains, and inquired if he had any information about Mr. Kenney. Mr Martinez stated he had a card from Mr. Kenney. His full name is Gary R. Kenney, 6333 Pacific Ave. , Suite 285, Stockton, California 95207 . He is white and approximately 40-50 years old. August 16, 1990 I referred this complaint to the Department of Health Services - Toxic Substance Control Program, and Fish and Game. August 16, 1990 I phoned Midway Supply (209) (465-1135) to ascertain how much acid was received for neutralization from Mr. Kenney. The answering machine stated "you have reached Midway Supply and Water Tech. " I left a message for them to call me back. August 17 , 1990 I received a phone call from Bill Lee, Midway Supply, who stated when he receives waste he takes 110 gallons of used acid for neutralization in (2) 55 gallon drums and dilutes it with water in a tank to bring it to a total of 200 gallons and adjusts pH to 6.0 using soda ash.