NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
MA~I April 2002
~~7 e Building Owner Name: y1
Address: 11 Q
Department of t\q , g,
Environmental 1I
Protection Subject: j1 &c.
Junction Boukvwd
Caaia„ New Yak
11368.5107 Dear S1r11418dam:
In September 2001, the New York City Department of
(NYCDEP) and the Department of Health (NYCDOH) Environmental Protection
advised building owners
Joel A. Miele Sr., P.E.
regarding building maintenance and re-occupancy issues following
Commissioner the collapse of
the World Trade Center. The steps included the
assessment of building
contamination for possible hazardous components, including
asbestos.
Today, a visual survey of your building's exterior was
conducted as follow up to
Robert C. Avaltronl DEP's October survey of buildings around the World Trade Centera site. At the
.pew Commissioner above referenced site, visible dust accumulations were observed at:
Bureau of Air, Noise, a
hazardous Matsriais building facade(s)
Td (718) 685 4418
fax (718) 585.44f 0 8etbacl(s)
roof
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❑ other,
~_. Please be advised building owners are responsible for the
cleaning of building
exteriors, grounds and common areas. Adherence to proper
cleaning methods is
important for the protection of public health and the
environment. DEP inspectors
will be following up on this matter.
Please provide information regarding your actions
to address the dust
M »Y Za accumulations by Apri 5, 2002. Copies of the environmental hazard assessments
including bulk sample results, air monitoring results and/or
a summary, of clean-up
activities at the above-referenced site may be faxed to (718)
the NYCDEP Asbestos Control Program at 59-17 595-3744 or sent to
Junction Boulevard, 8'" floor,
Corona, New York 11373-5108.
If you have any questions, you may reach the
NYCDEP at (718) 595-3682 during
office hours or the 24-hour Help Center at (718)
DEP-HELP. NYCDEP staff is
available to provide guidance and technical assistance.
Sincerely,
r1.
te a. R. Radhakrishnan, P.E
Director
((DEPT) Asbestos Control Program
(7111) DEP-HELP
NYC-WTC 000114777
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