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• <br /> aramar <br /> Anthony Brown <br /> Maintenance Manager <br /> July 16, 2019 <br /> VIA EMAIL GBACKUS@SJGOV.ORG <br /> Mr. Garrett Backus <br /> Ld. Sr. REHS, CUPA programs <br /> San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department <br /> 1868 E. Hazelton Avenue <br /> Stockton, CA 95205 <br /> RE: Aramark Laundry Facility- 7679 S. Longe Street, Stockton, CA 95206 <br /> Dear Mr. Backus, <br /> This letter is to follow up on my telephone call with you on July 16, 2019 regarding a water hose <br /> that was left on at our Stockton facility the evening of July 15th. <br /> As I explained, our plant had a release of water to our parking lot. A water hose (the size of a <br /> typical garden hose)was left running the night of July 15th releasing clean water in the interior <br /> of the facility. The water ran into a sump in the interior of the building. The sump malfunctioned <br /> and water started running out of the sump. The water then ran toward the rollup doors. There <br /> were absorbent socks at the doors. The socks absorbed the water, and after the socks were <br /> saturated, the water seeped through and ran into the parking lot. <br /> The water was contained by the facility's Safe Drain system and pooled in the parking lot. (The <br /> purpose of the Safe Drain system is to seal the storm drains in case of a spill.) <br /> I received a call from one of our employees at approximately 10:15 pm on July 15th notifying me <br /> that water was pooling in the parking lot. Upon arrival at approximately 10:25 pm, I began <br /> efforts to contain the water. I then checked the water that had pooled in the parking lot. I tested <br /> the pH of the water (which was neutral) and visually inspected the water confirming there was <br /> no discoloration and no visible sheen. After taking these steps, I opened the Safe Drain <br /> allowing the water to go into the storm drain. <br /> Based on visual inspection, pH testing, and knowledge of the source of the water, there was no <br /> indication the water contained hazardous materials. Although we do not believe this incident is <br /> reportable, we wanted to let you know about it in an abundance of caution. <br /> 7679 S. Longe Street I Stockton, CA 95206 1 209.234.0105 x100 Brown-AnthonylO@aramark.com <br />