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SAN JOAQUIN Environmental Health Department —COUNTY— GrentfcS Time In: Time Out: COMPLAINT INSPECTION REPORT Name of Facility: UNION PACIFIC CORPORATION Date: 03/10/2022 Address: 0 MP 98.6, STOCKTON Owner/Operator: Telephone: Program Element: 2546- RELEASE/SPILL RESPONSE (EXCLUDING JOINT TEAM) Complaint #: COVZOAEXI Responsible Party Contact: MIKE ALGOTS DESCRIPTION OF COMPLAINT ALLEGATIONS The San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department received the following complaint: RP states, freight train # QKEBCJ of the 7th with the leak locomotive # of BNSF 4686, hit an unoccupied vehicle on the tracks. Lead locomotive is leaking diesel fuel due to the collision. Unknown amount of diesel being released from the locomotive but RP states that there is a lot of diesel that has been released possibly totaling 3000 gallons. Report was called in at 0147 PST to Union Pacific and RP advised, release occurred upon impact. The release is still on going. RP states, that the diesel is leaking onto the tracks. No waterways impacted. Single main line on MP 98.6 has been closed. It is unknown who is doing the clean up. The Reporting Party called to update the quantity released to 5 gallons. The release impacted the ballas. No waterways impacted. The release has been stopped. No further update at this time. OVERALL INSPECTION NOTES AND COMMENTS NOTES On site to confirm clean-up for Cal OES Control#:22-1363, 5 gallons of diesel released into the gravel next to the rail road track. Clean up site observed on the north site of Hammer lane near Astor Dr. in Stockton Ca. Spill occurred on the east side of the track Observed no oil stains on the ground or gravel near the rail road tracks. Could not confirm condition of railroad ties located on the bridge over the westbound slow lane. When discussed with the contractor Manuel Martinez, Greymar Environmental, who performed clean up, he indicated the gravel under the contaminated railroad ties are clean, and the railroad ties were stained but not soaked with oil. Hazardous waste generated was transfered to the Union Pacific Site on 833 E EIGHTH ST STOCKTON, CA 95206. The person in charge is responsible for ensuring that the above mentioned facility is in compliance with all applicable sections of the California Health and Safety Code. If a reinspection is required, fees will be assessed at the current hourly rate. Received by: Name and Title: Email sent to; Mike Algots, Hazardou EH Specialist: FREDERICK ERNEST Phone: (209) 616-3026 COVZOAEXI SC944 03/10/2022 EHD 25-01 Rev. 01/07/2021 Page 1 of 1 Complaint Inspection Report 1868 E. Hazelton Avenue I Stockton, California 95205 I T 209 468-3420 I F 209 464-0138 I www.sjgov.org/ehd