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Complaint Investigation Summary Report #: 5105 COMPLAINT ID: COKAINVJLE Site Location: B STREET AND BOEING WAY, STOCKTON CA 95206 Activity Summary Activity Date 02/11/2023 10:12am-12pm-Received a page from 209-464-4650 and was transferred to the Stockton Fire Department dispatch. Was provided the phone number for Captain Robert Newman (209-689-8958). Spoke with the captain who informed me that the there had been an accident between 2 big rigs on B Street and Boeing Way in Stockton CA. One of the big rigs is a fuel tanker truck and was tipped over during the accident. Per Captain Newman who was on scene only approximately 3-5 gallons of Diesel had been released so far from the truck's fuel tank and the 3,500 gallon fuel tanker. The saddle tank was patched up by the fire department. No waterways or storm drains were impacted. The responsible party is Diesel Direct and I received a photo of the person on scene. John Weihrouch, director of operations and compliance, (209) 410-8970 was on scene and informed me that they contract Ambrose Environmental to do their clean ups but he also stated that the spill was manageable enough that they, Diesel Direct, could also do the clean up. I informed John that they do not currently report that they are a remote consolidator and therefore if they did want to haul this waste off to their 3861 DUCK CREEK CIR, STOCKTON, 95215 location they would need to report that to CERS. Or they can hire out their contractor. John confirmed that the used absorbent that would be generated would be hauled and disposed of as hazardous waste. Currently they were waiting to get the vehicle upright and then after that they would conduct clean up. I asked John to check the soil once the vehicle was put upright, to check for any contamination. Spoke with Lead Haza. Generated complaint, saved photos received and completed narratives. 1:24pm-Checked in with John on the status of the site. He stated the fuel from inside the tanker was still being offloaded and the truck itself has not been placed upright. Recorded by GARCIA-MEJIA 2pm-Received a call from Haza and discussed the complaint. 3:24-Received a call from John stating that the truck was placed upright and that clean up was almost comlete. He stated he would provide me photos of the final clean up. He confirmed that no soil was impacted. 4:24pm-Called John because photos had not been received. Per John approximately 35 gallons of used absorbent were generated and were taken back to their facility (3061 Duck Creek) to be disposed of as hazardous waste. Generated a report and emailed it to John at <john.weihrouch@dieseldirect.com>, saved photos received, completed Prop65 information and completed narratives. 02/11/2023 ER Supervisory calls: 10:42am-12:42pm for helping Gaby with ER call. Since the SAEED spill less than 5 gallons and Fire Dept and RP onsite- Decided No Response needed. Clean-up completed on the same day by RP. 02/13/2023 Filled in information from parcel viewer for the complaint. Generated Prop 65 and GARCIA-MEJIA provided it to Kim to be mailed out. 03/10/2023 Checked the facility CERS. Emailed John Weihrouch GARCIA-MEJIA <john.weihrouch@dieseldirect.com> to remind him that he needs to go into CERS and select that this facility is a remote consolidator. Received an email and voicemail from John wanting to know how to go about reporting that the facility is a remote consolidator. I called John back and walked him through how to make a submittal to report that they are a remote consolidator. Confirmed that CERS submittal was made, printed out all necessary forms and abated the complaint. 5105. rpt Page 2 of 2