NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
TMOM Af til09 ACC common b;
1001381 257 Water Street C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done
1077403 33 Gold street C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done ✓
1001365 330 Pearl Street C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done e
1001290 49 Fulton Street C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done
1083350 66 Frankfort Street C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done ✓
;?078967 75-81 Nassau Street C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done ✓
1083347 80 Beekman Street C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done y'
1083348 90 Beekman Street, NY C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done ✓
1083355 90 Gold Street C No Yes Yes Yes No NO not started YES Done ✓ '
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NYC-WTC 000133861
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NYC-WTC_000133861Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
The EPA Region 2 Administrator responds to the NYC DEP about securing funding for relocation costs and furnishings under the World Trade Center cleanup program.
Letter responding to correspondence regarding the EPA World Trade Center Cleanup Program, noting that extensions through December 28, 2002, were sufficient for registration.
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
The EPA Region 2 Administrator responds to the NYC DEP about securing funding for relocation costs and furnishings under the World Trade Center cleanup program.
The EPA Region 2 Administrator responds to the NYC DEP about securing funding for relocation costs and furnishings under the World Trade Center cleanup program.
The EPA Region 2 Administrator responds to the NYC DEP about securing funding for relocation costs and furnishings under the World Trade Center cleanup program.
Progress tracking document showing status of cleanup and testing work across four quadrants (A-D) with completion stages marked as not started, underway, or done.