NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Part IV- Waste Management Plan
133-135 Greenwich Street/21-23 Thames Street
Airtek Project 05-0701— Rev 1, September 16, 2005
The Conventional Demolition Phase of the project includes the structural
deconstruction of the remaining cleaned and encapsulated wood framing, and the
masonry fagade.
1.5 Waste Determinations
The Environmental Consultant will characterize the waste streams as they are
generated. Based on the results of this characterization, once analytical results are
received, the Environmental Consultant will issue an addendum to the Plan, if
necessary. The Contractor or its authorized representative will ensure proper
handling and disposal activities as described in this Plan.
2.0 Building Components
This WMP has been developed to address the removal of all building contents and
components, including waste generated by the Abatement Phase (i.e., asbestos and COPC
removal abatement, and soft strip/interior gut) and the Conventional Demolition Phase
(structural framing and masonry fagade). Anticipated waste streams are listed below:
2.1 Contaminants
ACBM/Pb
WTC Impact COPCs
2.2 Deconstruction Waste:
Wall and Ceiling Plaster
Suspended ceiling tiles and support grid
Carpeting and other permeable flooring
Gypsum Wall Board (GWB) and associated partition framing
Fiberglass and other misc. insulation
Door Systems and Window Systems
Mechanical Electrical Plumbing (MEP) components including, but not
limited to, heating, ventilation and air conditioning [HVAC] systems,
plumbing, wiring, refrigeration equipment and kitchen components.
2.3 Miscellaneous Materials
Due to the small scale, and commercial/residential use of the buildings and
their systems, additional regulated and/or hazardous waste is anticipated to
be very limited in nature and scope. Irregardless, the WMP addresses the
potential for regulated waste in the following categories:
Light ballasts and potting material
Lamps
Refrigerants
Fire extinguishers
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