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Cleanup specifications and WTC dust demolition, December 2002

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Internal correspondence regarding building specifications, planned demolition and waste removal to address WTC dust contamination in residential and commercial spaces.

NYC-WTC_000107423–000107424
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Theodorellys, Penny From: Dave Stanke [[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 2:10 AM To: Theodorellys, Penny Cc: Linda Rosenthal; Yvonne Morrow; Jack Springston; Christopher Wamick Subject: RE: Clean-up and Monitoring Scopes of Work

Penny, Thanks for the information. We will work on it and return it to you. We are also producing our own spec for our building based on standards that we consider critical to our long term safety. We will send those to you when we have completed them. As for the situation on our building, I understand that you and others at the DEP are considering our requests to take responsibility for demolition and waste removal prior to cleaning. I understand that you have previously performed demolition at 125 Cedar to deal with mold. In our case, the demolition is intended to deal with the contaminated WTC dust which we know to be behind our walls and in our ceilings. I know you have also agreed to remove the dropped/tiled ceilings in the commercial space. Again, we believe that our residential ceilings are identical in terms of contamination to those dropped ceilings. The only difference is that the residential ceilings take more work to remove than tiled ceilings. My understanding is that the project is meant to decontaminate our building and procedures will be based on action necessary to complete the decontamination. We hope you will positively consider our requests to fully support the decontamination of our building. We are working with Treo to get estimates for the full scope of work on our building. We understand that once you produce a final spec, it will go to an open bid through a formal process. I think it is important to understand that your contractors (at least some of them) are fully equipped and capable of handling the whole project. If you do not scope the whole project within your specs, we will be forced to execute complex coordination as we pass control of the building from one contractor to the next. Thank you for your support in administering this program. We are confident that it will help us return safely to our homes. Regards, Dave Stanke

-----Original Message----- From: Theodorellys, Penny [mailto:ptheodorellys(c dep.nyc.00vl Sent: Wednesday, December 04, 2002 10:58 AM To: DAVESTANKE(aiCS.COM Subject: Clean-up and Monitoring Scopes of Work

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