RT ECP: Street & Road

July 1, 2011

Street and Road Contractor – Diesel Fuel

Acknowledgement to Great American Environmental Division A street and road contractor was hired to re-pave a 25-mile section of highway. During the project, one of the contractor’s dump trucks accidentally backed into and ruptured a mobile refueling tank. 300 gallons of diesel fuel was released onto the surface and migrated into a nearby storm drain.

July 1, 2011

Street and Road Contractor – Petroleum-Impacted Sediment

Acknowledgement to Great American Environmental Division Inadequate erosion control measures implemented during construction of an abutment for a highway overpass resulted in petroleum-impacted sediment to be deposited into a pristine waterway. The street and road contractor was required to pay for clean-up costs and natural resource damages.

July 1, 2011

Street and Road Contractor – Hydraulic Fluid

Acknowledgement to Great American Environmental Division During construction activities, a crane used to lift concrete barriers overturned. The accident ruptured the crane’s hydraulic hoses spilling all its fluid onto the ground. The contractor was required to pay for clean-up costs arising from the spill.

March 17, 2011

$315,000 pollution fine for Sonoma County freeway work

Read here about this California county that was fined for environmental violations during highway construction.

September 21, 2010

Diesel Fuel Migrates to Storm Drain

Acknowledgement to Great American A street and road contractor was hired to re-pave a 25-mile section of highway. During the project, one of the contractor’s dump trucks accidentally backed into and ruptured a mobile refueling tank. 300 gallons of diesel fuel was released onto the surface and migrated into a nearby storm drain.

September 21, 2010

Inadequate Erosion Control Leads to Petroleum-Impacted Sediment

Acknowledgement to Great American Inadequate erosion control measures implemented during construction of an abutment for a highway overpass resulted in petroleum-impacted sediment to be deposited into a pristine waterway. The street and road contractor was required to pay for clean-up costs and natural resource damages.

September 21, 2010

Accident Ruptures Hydraulic Hoses

Acknowledgement to Great American During construction activities, a crane used to lift concrete barriers overturned. The accident ruptured the crane’s hydraulic hoses spilling all its fluid onto the ground. The contractor was required to pay for clean-up costs arising from the spill.

September 21, 2010

Sandblasting Dust Migrates to Residential Properties

Acknowledgement to Great American A subcontractor working for a street and road contractor performed abrasive sandblasting on a bridge located near a residential area. Lead paint chips and dust from the sandblasting became airborne and migrated onto residential properties, requiring clean-up. The residents filed property damage claims against the street and road contractor and the subcontractor […]

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