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Complaint Investigation Summary Report #: 5105 COMPLAINT ID: COPK27Y41 Site Location: 305 E YOSEMITE Received by: EE0000031 FLORIDO Received Date: 7/15/2021 Complaint Received Via: PHONE Assigned To: EE0000031 FLORIDO Assigned Date' 7/15/2021 Program/Element Code 2200 - HAZARDOUS WASTE GENERATOR PROGRAM Nature of complaint: A PERSON IS PARKING THEIR CAR IN FRONT OF PROPERTYAND THE CAR IS LEAKING OIL PROPERTY INFORMATION Property Name: Site Location 305 E YOSEMITE AVE District 003 - PATTI, TOM MANTECA, CA 95336 Location Code 04 - MANTECA Cross Street LINCOLN AVE APN 22310311 Complaint Status: 0 t o 03 I.- F-u)(tc) Date Abated: 7/ r2-0 Abated By: Activity Summary Activity Date Recorded by 07/15/2021 Received Cal OES spill report 21-3786 reporting a person parking their leaking car FLORIDO in front of 305 E Yosemite Ave. Called complainant who stated the person who owns the car lives across the street from 305 E Yosemite Ave. Notified the complainant that I will visit the site today and try to make contact with the car owner. Discussed complaint with Elena Manzo, Ld Sr REHS. Drafted a letter regarding the complaint to provide to the car owner. Arrived on-site with Kristina Saetern, EHS, and observed the car (verified car with the license plate number provided on the Cal OES spill report) parked in front of the property and observed wet oil stains beneath the car. Took photos. The car was not actively leaking at the time of inspection. No storm drains appeared to be impacted by the oil. Walked across the street to 308 E Yosemite Ave and spoke to Eddie and Linda. Eddie stated he owns the property. Eddie and Linda stated that the car belongs to Michelle, who lives at the property. Spoke to Michelle Ramirez, who stated that she owns the car, she is aware that the car leaks oil, and she is working on getting it fixed. Notified Michelle to get her car fixed to prevent oil from spilling onto the ground and possibly entering a storm drain. Informed Michelle that she should place a drain pan beneath her car until she is able to get it fixed, and any waste that she may generate, such as used oil or used kitty litter from cleaning up oil on the ground, can be disposed of at the San Joaquin County Household Hazardous Waste (SJC HHVV) facility. I provided Michelle with the SJC HHW brochure and a letter notifying her of the complaint, hazardous waste disposal solutions, and that subsequent complaints may require EHD to bill her. Michelle understood and stated she will get her car fixed. Michelle provided her email (my3fatcats123@gmail.com). Left site for EHD. Arrived at EHD. Updated Elena Manzo, Ld Sr REHS, on the complaint. Called and updated the complainant on the complaint. Completed Emergency Response Record form. Submitted complaint to Elena Manzo, Ld Sr REHS, to be abated. 5105 rpt Page 1 of 1