NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Part IV- Waste Management Plan
133-135 Greenwich Street/21-23 Thames Street
Airtek Project 05-0701— August 10, 2005
Publication SW 846 Chapter 7. It is anticipated that the sample will not exceed
the criteria provided in 40 CFR Part 261 sections 21 through 23 or SW 846
Chapter 7.
3.3 Preliminary Conclusion
Based on the above corollary data from 130 Liberty Street, waste disposal
information from the recent deconstruction of 4 Albany Street, and the confirming
results from WTC Dust samples collected at the subject site, it is anticipated that
all waste noted in subsection 2.1 and 2.2 above will be disposed of as ACM O c --
Waste. In the case of stainless steel kitchen fixtures, equipment and other
impermeable materials it may be possible to decontaminate and dispose as
C&D/recyclable waste. Miscellaneous waste noted in subsection 2.3 above will be
characterized, handled, transported and disposed according to waste
characterization conducted by the Environmental Consultant.
4.0 Waste Characterization Strategy
Waste generated during the project will be characterized, managed, transported
and disposed of in compliance with this Waste Management Plan and applicable
regulations.
4.1 Regulated Contaminants
Full-building asbestos surveys have been conducted. In-place ACBM has
been identified, located and included in the Project Plan. No further
characterization will be conducted unless site conditions reveal additional
suspect materials not addressed in the ACBM surveys.
The limited WTC Dust that exists at the site has been sampled and tested
for RCRA characteristics. Results are discussed above, and the
documentation is included in Attachment I.
4.2 Deconstruction Waste
Dust sampling for hazardous waste characteristics has been performed in
advance of sampling of materials impacted by dust. It is anticipated that
the dust classification sampling will indicate that the dust is not a
characteristic hazardous waste, and then by extension, any non-hazardous
materials potentially impacted by dust (i.e., the Deconstruction Waste
listed in subsection 2.2 above) would also not be hazardous. Random
confirmatory sampling of the various deconstruction waste categories will
be conducted to confirm this prior to commencement of any site work, as
was done at 130 Liberty Street.
Those materials would then not be sampled for Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act (RCRA) characteristics unless there is an independent
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