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aramar Anthony Brown <br /> Maintenance Manager <br /> July 19, 2019 <br /> Mr. Rick J. Justice <br /> Environmental Control Officer <br /> City of Stockton <br /> Municipal Utilities Department <br /> 2500 Navy Drive <br /> Stockton, CA 95206 <br /> RE: Aramark Laundry Facility- 7679 S. Longe Street, Stockton, CA 95206 <br /> Dear Mr. Justice, <br /> This letter is to follow up to our meeting on July 17, 2019 regarding a water hose that was left on <br /> at our Stockton facility the evening of July 15th. <br /> As discussed and outlined in our letter to Mr. Backus, our plant had a release of water to our <br /> parking lot. A water hose (the size of a typical garden hose) was left running the night of July <br /> 15th releasing clean water in the interior of the facility. The water ran into a sump in the interior <br /> of the building. The sump malfunctioned and water started running out of the sump. The water <br /> then ran toward the rollup doors. There were absorbent socks at the doors. The socks <br /> absorbed the water, and after the socks were saturated, the water seeped through and ran into <br /> the parking lot. <br /> We determined the malfunctioning sump pump was due to a blockage in the suction intake of <br /> the pump. The blockage was cleared and we proceeded to clean-up the remaining water <br /> contained in the wastewater building. There was no direct discharge of water to the sanitary <br /> sewer. All water was directed to the pretreatment system for normal processing and treatment. <br /> We are instituting corrective actions with the maintenance team to perform daily inspection of <br /> the sump pumping system to try and prevent reoccurrence of this issue. <br /> If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Thank you. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Anthony Bro <br /> Maintenance Manager <br /> 7679 S. Longe Street I Stockton, CA 95206 1 209.234.0105 x100 Brown-Anthonyl0@aramark.com <br />