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08/10/2018 — Patriot Environmental Service received a call from Kiewit/Manson for a potential <br /> material release into the bay at the San Francisco/Oakland Bay Bridge. Product of the release <br /> determined to be an estimated 40-60 lbs. of light weight concrete mix into the bay. Patriot <br /> dispatched crew and equipment to contain, mitigate and recover the material from the water. <br /> Waste generated from the response was properly segregated, packaged according to DOT <br /> regulations, transported off site and disposed of. <br /> Resources: <br /> Personnel: 1 Supervisor <br /> 1 Equipment Operator <br /> 3 Field Technicians <br /> Equipment: 1 17' Work Skiff w/Outboard <br /> 1 Marine Response Trailer <br /> 1000' feet 18" Containment Boom(1000 ft. deployed) <br /> 1 Gear Truck <br /> 1 Response Truck <br /> 09/07/2018 — City of Coronado called to report a cooking grease/oil release from a broken pipe <br /> located under the Bluewater Boathouse Grill Restaurant, 1701 Strand Way, Coronado (San <br /> Diego), CA. Amount of the release unknown. Patriot Environmental Supervisor arrived on site, <br /> met with the RP from the City of Coronado, dispatched crew and equipment to contain and <br /> recover cooking grease from the water, rocks and riff raff. Plan of action was to utilize <br /> containment boom to mitigate the release, deluge/pressure wash the rocks, use hard boom and <br /> sorbent boom to deflect the spill grease/oil into a collection point, contain and collect spilled <br /> material utilizing a 70-bbl vacuum truck. Hard containment boom deployed and material was <br /> recovered, waste generated was manifested and transported off site for proper disposal. Agency <br /> on scene was City of Coronado. <br /> Resources: <br /> Personnel: 1 Supervisor <br /> 1 Hazardous Materials Manager <br /> 1 Equipment Operator <br /> 3 Field Technicians <br /> Equipment: 1 14' Skiff w/Outboard <br /> 1 Marine Response Trailer <br /> 1000' feet 18" Containment Boom (400 ft. deployed) <br /> 1 Gear Truck <br /> 1 Response Truck <br /> 1 70-bbl Vacuum Truck <br /> 10/01/2018 — Per the RP (Southern California Edison), release occurred during underwater <br /> maintenance of the flow gates of the dam at Lake Florence, located Florence Lake — 81400 <br /> Kaiser Pass Rd., Unincorporated Fresno County, CA. Divers disturbed silt material at the lake <br /> bottom spill way during the dam flow gate maintenance resulting in a visible Hydro Carbon <br />