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Complaint Investigation Summary Report #: 5105 COMPLAINT ID: COEMHN7Z6 Site Location: 3837 IMPERIAL WAY, STOCKTON Received by: EE0009818 BAKER Received Date: 3/29/2021 Complaint Received Via: PHONE Assigned To: EE0000032 ALANIZ Assigned Date: 3/29/2021 Program/Element Code 2546 - Release/Spill Response (excluding Joint Team) Nature of complaint: AN UNKNOWN OILY SUBSTANCE WAS FOUND ON THE PARKING LOT LEAKING FORA METAL RECYCLING CONTAINER. PROPERTY INFORMATION Property Name: Site Location 3837 IMPERIAL WAY District 001 - VILLAPUDUA, MIGUEL STOCKTON, CA 95215 Location Code 01 - STOCKTON Cross Street FRONTIER WAY APN 17925040 Complaint Status: Date Abated : Abated By: Activity Summary Activity Date Recorded by 03/29/2021 Received an email from Lydia Baker, REHS. Danette Rodriguez, EHS ALANIZ administrator, sent her an email on 3/25/2021, saying: "We had an oil spill on our parking lot from a container that was dropped off to us. We are in the process of cleaning it up and none of it reached the drain or the street and we are having a company clean it up. Is this something I need to report? I can send pictures if needed." The spill occurred at Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials located at 3837 Imperial Way, Stockton Ca 95215. Called Danett, 209-464-2701, and left a message. Drove to the facility with Melissa Nissim, program coordinator. Met with Danett. She said that the release happened from an Alco shipping container. It was dropped off on 3/25/2021 and started to leak an oil like fluid. The fluid went across the parking lot and was stopped before going into any storm drains. Approximately 5-10 gallons of oily liquid is estimated to have been released onto asphalt and concrete. The facility hired R&B Environmental to clean-up the spill and properly dispose of the waste. The spill was cleaned up using absorbent. After the absorbent was swept up, the area was pressure washed and the liquid was collected. The absorbent was placed into one 55 gallon drum with a hazardous waste label. It is currently being stored in the facility's hazardous waste storage area until it can be picked up for disposal. The liquid waste from the pressure washing was not located on site. It was not known how the liquid was going to be disposed of. The area was properly cleaned up. An official inspection report was written and emailed to Danette at <Danette.Rodriguez@mcam.com>. I told Danette that she needed to make a hazardous waste determination for the pressure wash liquid. I also instructed her to submit the final waste disposal records to the EHD. Got back to the office and created a photo log. Submit final disposal records for the oily absorbent and liquid from the power washing within 30 days. If the liquid is deemed non-hazardous, submit documentation showing how the hazardous waste determination was made. Completed a prop 65 5105.rpt Page 1 of 2