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Legal correspondence regarding 92 Chambers Street, Feb 2002

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Law firm letter to the Department of Environmental Protection dated February 15, 2002, addressing a misdirected inquiry about 92 Chambers Street.

NYC-WTC_000106140–000106143

Folder label: “92 CHAMBERS STREET; Block: 135 Lot: 20 BIN: 1001469

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HAMBURGER, GREEN & HABER COUNSELORS AT LAW 319 FIFTH AVENUE (3RD FLOOR) SIMON S. HAMBURGER (1890-1971) NEW YORK, NY 10016 HAROLD GREEN (1907-1987) NORMAN HABER TEL. (212) 687-1090 PLEASE REFER TO: -4--- ERNEST LONDA FAX. 212-587-6994 E-MAIL: [email protected] FILE NO. 02-12 February 15, 2002 Department of Environmental Protection 59-17 Junction Blvd. Corona, NY 11368-5107

Gentlemen cRe: 92 Chambers Street

We are in receipt of your letter of February 8, 2002, which correspondence, as usual was sent to the wrong address. (Copy enclosed). We never received any prior communications and there was no enclosure with this letter. For years you have been writing to P!I._._._._._._._ , and more ._._._._.,_ r .

particularly to Roslyn Halper, who is one of the owners of the building, but does not live there. A different named owner Nancy Canetti, (there are five owners) does live at ------------------------and only when she catches the mailman, do we receive correspondence from ECB. I don't know what happened or what caused your records to be changed, but this office has been the managing agent of the premises for more than twenty years.

Accordingly, Pease note

address for all correspondence our

HAMBURGER GREEN & HABER 319 Fifth Avenue, 3rd floor New York, NY 10016

Now, as to 9-11-2002 There is no debris on our roof. No debris ever reached our little building on the tragic day. I was up on the roof yesterday (2-14-02) and all that exists on the roof are some empty soda bottles thrown there by our next door neighbor, who is too lazy to get rid of his own garbage, so he throws it on our roof. We have found garbage with his name on it, both on our roof and strewn on our sidewalk.

As to the clean-up: Our top floor tenant, who enjoys the use of the roof and has several skylights etc. spent $1,000.00 for cleaning the building (his skylights, the roof, etc. etc.) and has made a claim for this cleanup expense, which we have passed on to our carrier. A copy is enclosed.

The restaurant on the street floor, was required by the Department of Health to clean their entire premises and was subject to The Department's inspection (they had no physical damage but their food was spoiled). We gave them two months of free rent, because they were closed into October, before they could obtain the proper inspection.

All is clean at 92 Chambers Street and we try to keep it that way.

Very truly yours,

HAMBURGER GREEN & HABER E:\OFFICE\WPWIN\DOC'S\92CHAMB\ECBLETTE.91

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