Approximately 11:30pm Brian Driggers responded to reports of a fuel spill at the Rocky Creek project site. No one was on site. Both pumps were turned off. He could not identify the leak initially and made sure all pumps were off. Called Brian Lewis (HC) to inform him of his observations at 12:38am and left the site shortly after. Keith was on site first thing (7am) and that is when USCG and DEP emergency response team showed up on site. See attached for business cards. Both parties wanted to see the pit sucked out and mangroves washed. It was determined that fuel line that was dry rotted was leaking fuel. Holland Pumps replaced the fuel lines 8am Monday morning. See attached pictures.

According to Keith, who was on site until 1pm on Sunday, he had filled the pump before he left and did not notice any fuel leak. Only the well point pump was running.

Jacob Ferda talked with both Coast Guard and FDEP emergency response team. Was given Notice of Federal Interest, see attached. Additional talked about removing the fuel from the pit and going thru the creek area with a boat to wash out fuel from under the docks and off mangroves. Was instructed to contact FDEP, NRC and SWO to report and updated as progress is made.

According to fuel tank dimensions and run time the potential fuel discharge was determined to be 16 gallons. See attached.