Selected Report: A-590-2011
| Spill Report Information |
| Spill Number: |
A-590-2011 |
| Report Status: |
Final Report |
| MCD Town: |
THOMASTON |
| Local Name: |
THOMASTON |
| Primary Responder: |
ROBERT WILLIAMS |
| Primary Product: |
E-10 {32} - 15.00 ESTIMATE
|
| Subject/Owner: |
- WILL CLAYTON - OWNER |
| I. EVENT |
| Spill Info |
| Type: |
Oil Incident |
| Source: |
Land Transportation - Passenger Vehicle |
| Cause: |
Accident - Transportation |
| Spill Date/Time |
| Spill Date/Time: |
09/06/2011
|
| Reporter Type/Detection Method |
| Type: |
Public Official {4} |
| Method: |
Visual Product |
| Reported Date/Time |
| Reported Date/Time: |
09/06/2011
|
| Subject/Spiller (Potential Responsible Party) |
| Contact: |
WILL CLAYTON-OWNER-
95 ACADIA DRIVE
ROCKLAND ME 04841 USA
|
| Comment: |
|
| Primary Responder and Other Employees |
| Contact(s): |
ROBERT WILLIAMS (Primary Responder)
|
| Comment: |
No Further Response Action Expected |
| II. SITE |
| Location |
| Location Type: |
Transportation - Road {RD} |
| Name: |
ACCIDENT |
| Street Address: |
HIGH STREET & RT 131 |
| MCD Town: |
THOMASTON |
| Local Name: |
THOMASTON |
| State/Province: |
ME |
| Spill Point |
| Spill Point: |
|
| Wells and Media Affected |
| Wells Affected: |
0 Wells Impacted/ 0 Wells At Risk
|
| Media Affected: |
|
| Tanks Involved |
| Tanks Involved: |
NONE
|
| III. CLEANUP |
| Product Reported: |
E-10 {32} |
| Products Found/Amount Spilled: |
E-10 {32} - 15.00 ESTIMATE
(Primary Product) |
| Material Recovered: |
Other Material {OM} - 250.00 lbs. ESTIMATE
|
| Recovery/Treatment Method: |
Sorbents {C}
|
| Cleanup DTREE: |
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| Disposal Information: |
soil to Dragon Cement products Thomaston absorbent to DEP warehouse for consolidation and later disposal |
| IV. NARRATIVE |
|
9/6/11 1615 Jamie Leo from the Thomaston Fire Department reported that gasoline had spilled to the road and roadside at the intersection of High Street and Route 131 in Thomaston when a pickup truck gas tank dropped out of the truck. The tank leaked its entire contents. The Fire Department collected spilled product with absorbent pads. I went to the site and found that the roadside dirt had been impacted by the spilled fuel. The tank was reported to have had an estimated 15 gallons in it at the time of the spill. The area is served by public water but the site was up hill from a wetland and stream that ran into the St George River. The absorbent pads were collected and soil was removed from the roadside until field testing of soil bag head space vapor readings were below 100 ppm using a photo ionization detector. Kalloch construction removed the impacted roadside soil and backfilled the area with clean soil.No further action by Response Services is expected.
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| V.ATTACHMENTS |
| Attachment Type |
Description |
| Paper Attach |
Oil Spill Debris Form |
Questions about this Service? Contact the Bureau at: (207) 287-7688
