NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
World Trade Center Emergency Response
Inspections conducted on February 12, 2002 — Carlstien Lutchmedial
80 John Street — met the tenant of apartment;Pii I Ms F P11 k. She said that
their building was covered with dust from the'WTC. She produced picture showing dust from the
world trade center. According her, some of the tenants who are on a rent strike are having a
hearing this week. She said that there was no dust in her apartment not. Sometime ago a
consultant Uday Singh of IH Consultants 4 - - opened her AC unit and immediately
became ill. His company subsequently sampled nd found that there was ACM in the building.
She thinks its microvac samples. Results whicli she promised to send me. Her concern right
now is that DEP can say something to help theif case (Feb 14, 2002). Inspection revealed no dust
in the apartment.
I met with the superintendent who provided me with PCM sample results. He said that their
consultants found no ACM in the building. A review of the results showed that PCM was relied
on to determine the presence of ACM.
67 Liberty St. — I was allowed into the 5`h floor by a tenant. Ms[ PII of the 3`d floor
was not in. the elevators open directly into the apartments and there was no way to inspect the
top of the elevator. This building does not have a superintendent. Inspection of the facade from
the top floor revealed no dust present.
25 Broad street Apt 5 I. — I met the superintendent of the building said that the tenant was not
home. He said that the entire building was cleaned (interior & exterior). He said he'd fax me the
sampling results. Site was visited 2 pm and 8 pm. No access.
200 Rector street- no access to the apartment. Management info — Milford management 212-
842-7310.
310 Greenwich St — Apt 5 I — no access. Tenant not home. Inspected at about 8:30 pm and 3 pm.
99 John Street — apt 11 c — no access. Management info. 212-217-9999. porter Manny showed
me the roof which has block tiles. It appeared free of dust or debris.
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