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Complaint Investigation Summary Report #: 5105 COMPLAINT ID: COMRKBCLB Site Location: CORNER OF W HOWARD ROAD AND CROCKER ROARD Activity Summary Activity Date 05/26/2022 Recorded by Received the page from 209-468-6000 at 7:56 AM and made phone call. Obtained SAETERN contact information. Phoned Sheila of California Highway Patrol (209-943-8600). Per Sheila, there was a vehicle accident on S. Howard Road and Crocker Road that caused the release. Approximately 5 gallon of diesel and hydraulic fluid mixture onto agricultural soil. Clean up is in progress through San Joaquin County Road Maintenance. Absorbents have been placed onto the road. Obtained Sargent Kyle Plant number and called him. Per Sgt Plant, the clean up will be conducted by All Environmental Services, approximately 45 gallons of diesel was released onto the road and the driver drove onto the property releasing 5 gallons onto soil. The spill have been contained. Per Sgt Plant, the spill on the road was being clean up by San Joaquin Public Work and the soil will be handled by All Environmental Services. Requested for contact information of All Environmental Services, requested was denied due to Sgt do not have the information. Discussed with M. Henry, Program Coordinator. Phoned Road Maintenance, spoke to Ted Nishimura, who confirmed they are not conducting the clean up and All Environmental Services will be the clean up company. Arrived on site, met with Sargent Kyle Plant of CHP. Approximately 45 gallons of diesel spilled onto the asphalt and 5 gallon of diesel spilled onto soil due to a vehicle accident. Spill is contained with absorbent powder. No waterways or storm drains impacted. Spill cover an approximate area of 100x75ft.The asphalt of the road have been cleaned by All Environmental Services LLC and placed into two 55 gallon drums. A black plastic tarp was placed onto the soil right off the road. A soil sample was taken from the site of impact for analysis. Clean up will be revisited and conducted by All Environmental Services and waste will be disposed as hazardous waste. Final clean up is pending USA Dig. All Environmental Services to notify EHD when clean up is complete and prior to any backfilling for verification. All Environmental Services to provide analytical results and final disposal records for waste generated from the clean-up. Spoke to Camren Herrin of J&E Truck Service and Repair, who stated the saddle tank can hold up to 75 gallons of diesel but he was unsure of the amount. The responsible party and All Environmental Services were not on site at the time of arrival. Automobile was removed and there was no casualty. Obtained responsible party information, Coby Kalar, business owner of Kalar Trucking and All Environmental Services - Brandon Espinoza's phone number. Phoned Brandon Espinoza of All Environmental Services 209-648-8060. Estimated time of arrival was 20 minutes. Updated M. Henry. All Environmental Services arrived around 9:20 AM. Per Brandon, he will be USA-Dig the soil and more absorbent will be placed onto the road to be brushed. Black plastic tarps was placed over three sections of the soil. Samples of contaminated soil was observed taken with a bottle by Brandon Espinoza. Measurements of the spill area for USA Dig. Spill cover an approximate area of 100x75ft. Requested Brandon to place more absorbent to clean the road. All absorbent was placed into two 55 gallon drums. A hazardous waste sticker was placed onto both drums, photos was obtained. Per Brandon, the manifest is not fully filled out because he does not know where to take the drums and it will stay on his trailer until he obtained the soil sample analytics result. 5105 rpt Page 2 of 4