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Asbestos inspection report header, 114 Liberty Street, March 2003

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Header page of an asbestos inspection report for 114 Liberty Street dated March 25, 2003.

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Folder label: “INSPECTION REPORTS

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Asbestos Inspection Report

Premise No. Inspection Date: 114 Liberty Street March 11, 2003 Floor Zip Borough Block Lot Squad # Badge # All 10006 1 (Manhattan) 52 7502 N/A A019 Inspector Building Type Basis of Inspection Photos Taken Penny Theodorellys Contractor's Name QS A WTC Unoccupied Bldg DEP Cleanup Sample Number No

ETS Construction, Inc N/A Address City Sample Number 160 Clay Street, Brooklyn N/A State Zip Phone Sample Number NY 11222 (718)706-1032 N/A Laboratory Name Owner's Name JLC Environmental Consultants 114 Liberty LLC Address City Address City 200 Park Avenue South, New York State Zip Phone State Zip Phone NY 10003 (212)420-8119 Contact Person Time of Inspection from: 11:30 A.M. — 12:30 P.M. This inspection was the continued monitoring of the DEP clean-up activities at the site. All work to be performed in accordance with contracts WTC-LBC and WTC-LBA. Clarifications and updates were provided to the contractors and residents by e-mail. Copies of correspondence to be incorporated with these inspection reports.

Contractor and Project Monitor representatives were present on site at my arrival. Also present were representatives from local 78, who were holding a meeting with handlers.

An inspection of the work area was performed by Alphonso Plumptre, R. Rammohan, and I. The inspection disclosed that house electric power was still on in some areas and that temporary power was also installed. The temporary power had numerous locations where chords were not properly suspended and the bulbs were not protected with cages. In addition, isolation barriers were coming loose in some locations. An access panel was observed on the sixth floor that was not evident during earlier inspections. Mr. Aihem of ETS opened an area adjacent area and disclosed the presence of a vertical duct and a pipe chase. These observations were not evident in the architectural plans (structural and HVAC) submitted to the Department by building representatives.

In areas where the ceiling was removed, Inspector Plumptre noted that the spray-on surfacing material did not have a consistent appearance.

Corrective actions were addresses and contractor agreed to comply. Contractor was notified not to remove the vertical ducts.

Upon return to the office, the building architect Mr. Chris Wamick was informed of the presence of the duct and the instructions to the contractor. He stated that he too had seen the access panel during his walk through of work progress. He did not provide information as to the function of the discovered duct.

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