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Management Letter on Building Re-occupancy, Mar 2002

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Letter from Mott & Prince Management regarding maintenance and re-occupancy issues at several buildings after the WTC collapse.

NYC-WTC_000108377–000108385

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

MOTT & PRINCE MANAGEMENT INC. 6-8 BOWERY. 8ru FLOOR

NEW YORK. N.Y. 10013

AREA CODE 212-267-1184

TELECOPIER:(212)964-8582

March 14, 2002

Mr. R. Radhakrishnan, P.E. Director Asbestos Control Program The City of New York Department of Environmental Protection 59-17 Junction Boulevard Corona, NY 11368-5107

Re: 15 John Street, 116 Nassau Street, 18 Murray Street, 112-114 Chambers Street, New York City

Dear Mr. Radhakrishnan:

We are the management company for the above premises and are responding to your letters regarding building maintenance and re-occupancy issues following the collapse of the World Trade Center.

As for 15 John Street, only the ground floor is rented out to a restaurant which reoccupied the premises around mid to late December, 2001. They undertook their own extensive Q- clean up prior to reopening for business. We engaged our own contractors to clean the roof of all the debris immediately after the collapse. The rest of the building, since it A, was vacant, was secured and free of debris from the World Trade Center disaster. As to the facade, enclosed please find the contract for said clean up from our contractor.

As for 116 Nassau Street, only the 10`h floor is occupied as offices by the owner, Abacus 0 Federal Savings Bank, and a small ground floor store by a Sprint store. The 10`h floor 4/ offices were reoccupied on approximately October 1, 2001 after the owner had the entire HVAC system cleared :with air filters changed and checked out by the contractor who installed the system for them, Koon Yeung's Corp., 62 North 9a' Street, Brooklyn, NY A, 11211, (718) 387-5037. The rest of the building was secured prior to the attack and was free of any fallout debris. The roofs were cleaned by our own contractors immediately after the collapse. The Sprint store did their own clean up prior to reopening for business. As to the facade, enclosed please find the contract for said clean up from our contractor.

o As for 18 Murray Street, the building was completely vacant prior to and immediately after the attack except for the restaurant on the ground floor which could not reopen for business until sometime in December, 2001 and then only part time because of the streets being closed off. Our own contractors cleaned off the roof and the inside of the building

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