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Complaint Investigation Summary Report #. 5105 COMPLAINT ID: COMCNFAOT Site Location: 1442 COLONY RD Received by: EE0009857 VANG-LEE Received Date: 12/12/2021 Complaint Received Via: PHONE Assigned To: EE0009857 VANG-LEE Assigned Date: 12/12/2021 Program/Element Code 2546 - Release/Spill Response (excluding Joint Team) Nature of complaint: 37 GALLONS OF GASOLINE WAS RELEASED WHILE A VAN WAS FUELING. A STORM DRAIN WAS IMPACTED. PROPERTY INFORMATION Property Name: CHEVRON Site Location 1442 COLONY DR District 005 - RICKMAN, ROBERT RIPON, CA 95366 Location Code 05 - RIPON Cross Street HOFF DRIVE APN 26102028 Complaint Status: Date Abated: vipA (2A-,z4 Abated By: V6ifv) —Let Activity Summary Activity Date Recorded by 12/12/2021 I received a page from 209-468-6005 at 3:43pm. I contacted operator Roshelle VANG-LEE who reported a 37 gallon gasoline release at a Chevron located at 1442 Colony Rd in Ripon, Ca. I contacted Debbie Rowe of Chevron at 760-707-3396. Per Debbie, the release happened at 8am. A driver of a Dish Network Van was fueling his car and did not notice there had been a release until he turned on the car and noticed his gas tank meter was lower than when he started pumping. Per Debbie, 37 gallons had been pumped from the dispenser. The driver notified the store cashier, who set-up absorbent booms around the storm drain. Debbie stated that it had been raining at the time of the incident. Chevron contracted Clean Harbor for clean-up. Clean Harbor subcontracted Patriot Environmental who responded for clean-up. I contacted Lean Mendoza of Clean Harbors at 408-309-2722 and Brandon of Patriot Environmental at 707-416-8109. Per Lean and Brandon, due to the rain, there was no gasoline left on the ground or storm drain that required cleaning. Patriot removed the absorbent booms, placed them into hazardous waste drums, and left the waste on site. I called lead Garrett Backus to discuss the spill. I called City of Ripon at 209-599-2108 and it went to voicemail. I contacted the non-emergency police department line at 209-599-2102 and spoke to dispatcher Amanda who stated she would have an officer call me back because she could not provide me with the public works on-call person. I received a call from Officer Magana from 209-253-9273. Officer Magana stated that the police department and public works department responded to the spill earlier today. Per Officer Magana, public works did not pump out the storm drain because it was on Chevron's property and it would be a liability issue. Officer Magana stated that public works would contact me tomorrow during regular business hours. I called Fish & Wildlife at 916-358-1312 to notify them of the spill. Operator #30, Kelly, stated that they had received spill report 21-7080 and their agency is aware of the spill. Kelly stated, she was unsure if fish and wildlife would be responding. Generated a complaint record. (3:42pm - 5:24pm) 5105.rpt Page 1 of 3