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Indoor environmental quality survey results, Sept 2001

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Lab report summarizing indoor air and surface sampling for asbestos and lead at a New York location on September 14, 2001.

NYC-WTC_000097544–000097546

Folder label: “1 NORTH END AVENUE Block: 16 Lot: 225 BIN: 1085502 4 River Terrace, 60 Vesey Street

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CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING SERVICES, INC. 15-08 Landzettel Way, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410

September 15, 2001

OD&P. Incorporated 72 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10016

Attn. Birger Elvenaes

RE: New York Mercantile Exchange building One North End Avenue, New York City

Gentlemen:

As per your request today I performed a superficial field observation of the accessible areas of the referenced above NYMEX building structure as well as review of the original design documents available. This was urgently required to assess any structural damages that could have been caused by the recent destruction and collapse of the World Trade Center buildings nearby. Public access to the building and restoration of its normal activities is planned for a day after tomorrow.

Performed field observations did not reveal any structural damages, distortions, settlements, cracking, etc. that could be associated with and be caused by collapse of the nearby buildings. In our opinion at this time the building is in structurally satisfactory condition, and its normal use may be restored.

However we recommend periodical monitoring of the structural condition of the building due to the continuing excavation work near the building site and the associated changes in the soil condition that can have an adverse affect. In-depth inspection of the building structure as well instrumental monitoring of the deformations would be required if any signs of the distress were discovered.

Very truly yours

Simon Fridman, P.E.

Cc: Joseph Olgiati John O'Donnell Tony Pagano

09/17/01 MON 08:45 [T%/R% NO 7952]

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