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Environmental sampling report summary, 250 Broadway, Oct 2001

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Report of environmental sampling and cleanup activities at 250 Broadway dated October 11, 2001.

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Folder label: “250 BROADWAY; Block: 124 Lot: 24 BIN: 1001408 245 Broadway, 2-4 Murray St. 1-7 Park Pl, 239- 247 Broadway

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

AmTrust Realty is the owner/management agent for 250 Broadway and as such, has the primary responsibility for insuring that the 250 Broadway Building is safe for occupancy. Prior to reopening 250 Broadway on September 17, 2001, AmTrust followed both the New York City's Department of Citywide Administrative Services (DCAS) and Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) published procedures for reopening a building, after the disaster, in Lower Manhattan (see Attachment F for copies of those procedures). AmTrust performed the following maintenance activities prior to reopening the Building: ✓ Cleaned the Building's HVAC System (Air Handling Units) NYCHA ✓ Cleaned the exterior vents that supply the Base Building HVAC and supplemental HVAC Systems uses ✓ Replaced all filters throughout the Building's HVAC System (Note: the Building the highest performing particulate filters (85% to 95%) available for the System ✓ Cleaned all surfaces throughout the Building's public spaces (e.g., lobbies) and tenant areas ✓ Flushed all domestic water systems and ✓ Hired environmental consultants, "Glomar" and "Independent Monitoring were detected within Analysis", to sample for asbestos and lead. No asbestos fibers the Building. See Attachment B for analytical results. Elevated lead in dust levels used was found in several of the dust samples. Again, please be aware that NYCHA foot the most protective standard under HUD, 40 micrograms of lead per square units (1ig/ft2), to evaluate the risk from lead in the settled dust within the air handling determine whether children may re- and tenant spaces. This standard is used to abated. AmTrust cleaned the air enter an apartment after lead has been removed or handling units and NYCHA spaces until all dust sample results were below 40 µg/f9. found in The Laboratory Analytical Reports for the lead in dust samples can be Attachment D. building Please note that the New York City Department of Buildings found the structurally sound.

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