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SANJ O A Q U I N Environmental Health Department <br /> UNTY <br /> Complaint Record Daily Time and Activity Summary from 1/1/2017 to <br /> 5/2/2017 for C06XPHU2T located at <br /> 3028 Navy Dr, Stockton <br /> Activity Date Recorded by <br /> 01/29/2017 Cont'd: Until now, 4,000 gallons of contaminated water has been pumped out of PE 2546 SAEED <br /> 180 min the ditch and the storm drains. Tony told me they expect to finish the clean-up SC 944 <br /> Tuesday night. At 12:50am I left the site to go home. <br /> At 08:14am Fred Mitchell, Sales Manager for Ponder Environmental left a <br /> voicemail to call him back. At 08:45am I called Fred, and told him that I am on my <br /> way to the site. At 09:10am I arrived on site and met with Fred. Fred asked if I am <br /> ok with excavation they have done so far. They had excavated about 150 ft. and <br /> they placed absorbent pads over the excavated area. I told Fred after the remove <br /> the absorbent pads, I will be able to tell. I also told him to continue pumping out <br /> the water on the East side of the facility. Fred asked me what EHD requires to see <br /> in the lab analysis for the waste samples. I told him to discuss this with Jordan, but <br /> they need at least to run it for the material that was spilled and for its <br /> characteristics. 5,000 gallons of liquid waste were pumped out so far. I explained <br /> to Jordan and Fred that they need to run analysis for both the liquid waste and <br /> Solid waste if they choose to dispose of them as Non-Hazardous Waste. I asked <br /> Fred to open the storm drain that inside the ditch and connected to the other two <br /> storm drains because Tony could not open it last night. Fred opened the storm <br /> drain, and it was full of contaminated liquid. I asked Fred to pump it out, and rinse <br /> the storm drain. Fred also told me that they expect to finish the clean-up Tuesday <br /> night. Fred asked me if they need to take a confirmation sample of the solid inside <br /> the ditch. I called Muni, I updated him on the status of the clean-up , and Muni told <br /> me that we will let them know tomorrow if they need to take a confirmation sample <br /> or not. I update Fred on this information, and also told Jordan that if they choose <br /> to do take confirmation sample anyways, they are welcome to do so. Otherwise, <br /> we will let them know tomorrow. <br /> At 10:00am Jose Colin, Ponder Environmental supervisor arrived on site to <br /> supervise the clean-up. I told Jose that they need to continue on pumping out all <br /> the liquid inside the storm drains and triple rinse them. At 10:20am I left the site to <br /> follow up with incident(C00042854). <br /> At 03:45pm I called Jose to ask for the clean-up status. Jose told me they are <br /> finishing up with the excavation on the north side of the facility; he pump out all the <br /> liquid from one of the storm drains, shoveled the sludge, and rinsed it, and will <br /> continue with the other ones and excavation of the east side after they pump out <br /> all the liquid. <br /> At 04:22pm, Joe Anderson with Ponder Environmental called and asked me what <br /> we require them to run the waste analysis for. I told him that already discussed this <br /> with Fred and Jordan, he needs to call them, but we at least required them to run it <br /> for the material that was spilled. Joe asked me if they need to run a confirmation <br /> sample. I discussed this with Muni and Muni told me that we will let them know <br /> tomorrow. <br /> 01/30/2017 Late afternoon. Witnessed confirmation soil sampling in the storm water ditch. PE 2546 BACKUS <br /> 90 min Sampler was also sampling the water and soil waste for profiling and disposal. SC 544 <br /> The storm water ditch clean out(excavation of soil)was approximately 80% <br /> finished. Jordan Cain stated that approximately eight inches depth of soil is being <br /> removed from the storm water ditch at the impacted area. 28 full sized roll off bins <br /> were staged on site. <br /> Page 2 of 5 <br />