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Joel A. Miele Sr., P.E. Subject.
Commissioner
Robert C. Avaltroni Dear Sir/ Madam:
Deputy Commissioner
Environmental Protection
Bureau of In September 2001, the New York City Department and owners
Environmental Compliance (NYC DEP) and the Department of Health (NYC DOH) advised building
collapse of
Tel (718)5954418
Fax (718) 595.4422 regarding building maintenance and re-occupancy issues following the
assessment of building
the World Trade Center. The steps included the professional
contamination for possible hazardous components, including asbestos, and a
retrospective filing, as required, if applicable.
hazard assessments
The NYC DEP is hereby requesting copies of the environmental
including bulk sample results and air monitoring results and a summary of clean-up
documents to
activities at the above referenced site. Please forward the requested
595-3744 or
our offices within IF VE BUSINESS DAYS. They may be faxed to (718)
Junction Boulevard, 8a'
sent to the NYC DEP Asbestos Control Program at 59-17
floor, Corona, New York 11373-5108.
of building
Please be advised building owners are responsible for the cleaning
methods is
exteriors, grounds, and common areas. Adherence to proper cleaning
the environment DEP inspectors
important for the protection of public health and
will be following up on this matter.
595-3682 during
If you have any questions, you may reach the Department at (718)
staff is available
office hours or the 24-hour Help Center at (718) DEP-HELP. DEP
to provide guidance and technical assistance.
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Asbestos Control Program
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NYC-WTC 000116897
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NYC-WTC_000116897Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
Form recording visual inspection results of facades and air monitoring data for the building at 110 Reade Street following the World Trade Center attacks.