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aRTs Emergency Response and Training Solutions Emergency Response: On 31 Dec 21, Schneider National retained Emergency Response and Training Solutions (ERTS) to manage and oversee environmental operations. ERTS dispatched Ancon Services out of Stockton, CA to conduct cleanup operations. Regulatory Notifications: Pursuant to California Code, Section 8670.25.5 GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 8670.25- 8670.27, on 31 Dec 21, at 0807 ET, ERTS contacted the California Emergency Management Agency (EMA) and Operator Endy Gonzalez received the call and provided number 21-7516 to this incident. The San Joaquin County Environmental Health was notified at 0729 ET, but a number was not assigned. Due to the highway being shut down, the National Response Center (NRC) was notified at 0735 ET. Duty Officer Debbie King assigned number 1325617. Please see the attached NRC Report (Appendix 2). Corrective Action: On 31 Dec 21, at 0709 ET, Ancon Services (Ancon) arrived on site and assessed the impact. Caltrans has a team onsite conducting the cleanup, due to the roadway being shut down. Caltrans used a sweeper unit and sand to collect the diesel. They would handle the clean-up and requested Ancon handle the disposal. Ancon would remain on site to document cleanup. Ancon confirmed that approximately 100 gallons of diesel fuel released and impacted the asphalt roadway and measured 350ft by 36ft. No storm drains nor soil was impacted. Three lanes of traffic were closed due to the impact. Caltrans applied granular absorbent, worked into the road surface, and swept with the sweeper. All impacted absorbents have been collected and were in the sweeper unit. Caltrans would drum up the absorbent once back at their yard. Initially CalTrans had 13 drums of material for disposal. It was later determined an additional 9 were collected and needed disposal. All on site work was completed on 31 Dec. Please see the attached provided site photos (Appendix 3). Waste Disposal: On 23 Feb 22, Ancon transported the initial 13 drums of nonhazardous diesel impacted absorbents and debris to Crosby & Overton in Long Beach, CA for proper disposal. On 4 Mar, the additional 8 drums were delivered to Crosby & Overton. Please see the attached disposal documents (Appendix 4). Conclusion and Recommendations: The release has been completely remediated and no evidence was found that suggests any significant environmental impact remains on the site. ERTS suggests that this project be closed, and no further remedial action be taken. ERTS 11231 Phillips Industrial Blvd. Bldg. 1, Ste 300 • Jacksonville, FL 32256 • USA phone number: 440.349.2700 I fax number: 440.349.6713 ertsonline.com