Letter from a management firm to DEP regarding debris and cleaning standards at 81 Greenwich Street.
NYC-WTC_000104745–000104750Folder label: “81 GREENWICH STREET Block: 19 Lot: 18: 7 BIN: 1000708 44 Trinity Place”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
• Ms Penny Theodorellys Deputy Director Asbestos Control DEP 59— 17 Junction Boulevard Corona, NY 11368-5107
March 27, 2002
Re: 44 Trinity Place, NY, NY
Ms Theodorellys:
Thanks for your call (March 26) in response to my letter to Mr Radhakrishnan regarding testing and cleaning standards at the referenced property. In my letter, I expressed concern that your organization was changing the standards for testing and cleaning as set forth in Mr Radhakrishnan's letter of September 14, 2001. Your response may be summarized as follows: 1. The standards outlined in Mr Radhakrishnan's letter have not changed. 2. A light coating of dust in an apartment, meaning an accumulation that cannot be scooped using a small spoon, does not require testing. 3. In the case described above, cleaning should be done using BEPA vacuums and wet wiping.
During our discussion, you also mentioned that the exterior of 44 Trinity Place had been inspected on March 5, 2002, and that accumulations of dust had been observed. I stated that I believe the inspection to be in error (wrong building, perhaps) as we had had the building facade washed several weeks after September 11. I requested a reinspection, preferably by the same inspector. Today, the Enforcement Division called to schedule another inspection; thanks for your help in producing their quick response.
Yours Truly,
Bernard McElhone for EBW, LLC
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Letter from management responding to DEP regarding debris accumulation and cleaning standards at 44 Trinity Place.
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Letter responding to DEP regarding debris accumulation at 44 Trinity Place following the WTC attacks.
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Letter to Alliance for Downtown New York regarding inconsistent DEP communications about cleaning at 44 Trinity Place.
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Department of Environmental Protection form concerning hazardous materials at 81 Greenwich Street.
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Letter from building management disputing DEP guidance regarding asbestos cleanup at 44 Trinity Place.
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Service log entry recording a call to the DEP hotline concerning 44 Trinity Place on March 11, 2002.
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Inspection form documenting facade condition, ACM presence, and air monitoring status for the building.
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Internal memo regarding drafting a response for processing related to environmental protection activities at the site.
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A February 2002 letter from the NYC DEP requesting copies of environmental hazard assessments for 83 Greenwich Street.
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Document detailing visual inspection results for debris and ACM on the exterior of 68 Trinity Place.
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February 12, 2002 letter from the DEP to Trinity Church Corp regarding building maintenance and contamination assessment.
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A March 2002 letter from the NYC DEP requesting environmental hazard assessments for 44 Trinity Place.
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Department of Environmental Protection form concerning hazardous materials at 81 Greenwich Street.
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Letter from building management disputing DEP guidance regarding asbestos cleanup at 44 Trinity Place.
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Letter from management responding to DEP regarding debris accumulation and cleaning standards at 44 Trinity Place.
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