Archival folder label from the Office of the Mayor for World Trade Center records, identified as Folder 0140.
NYC-WTC_000136670–000136818Folder label: “Folder 140”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Also, as a result of the destruction of the Port Authority (PA) and Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) stations and tunnels, approximately 375,000 daily subway riders have been closed out of their regular stations. This represents nearly half of the daily riders in downtown Manhattan. The following is an estimate cost breakdown for this category:
• $8.2 billion: World Trade Center and Hotel replacement; • $2.4 billion: WTC and Hotel replacement equipment and renovation costs: • $1.8 billion: MTA capital costs for safety, security and system compatibility; • $1.7 billion: MTA direct infrastructure damage; • $1.3 billion: PA cost of security enhancements; • $1 billion: Private buildings -- cleaning, removal and remediation; • $850 million: PA PATH subway station reconstruction; • $250 Million: NYC road, water mains, sewers and road reconstruction; • $245 million: MTA toll and fare revenue loss; • $163 million: MTA reduction of tax subsidies due to economic disruption; • $159 million: PA revenue losses directly attributable to disaster; • $150 million: PA replacement of computer systems, office equipment and vehicles; • $123 million: MTA disaster-related operating costs; • $100 million: PA ferry service restoration and commuter substation; • $90 million: PA replacement of authority-owned power facility; • $50 million: City University New York lost facilities; and • $30 million: PA replacement of EZPass and telecommunications equipment.
Total Cost: Approximately $19 billion
ECONOMIC RECOVERY & REVITALIZATION - $20 BILLION:
In addition to these 100 percent Federally funded efforts to rebuild the lower Manhattan site of the Word Trade Center complex, we are seeking Federal Financial support for certain measures key to addressing the broader State and City economic impacts of the tragedy. These measures are fully compatible with the current Federal interest in stimulating the National economy.
Creation of Federal WTC "Liberty" Recovery Zone
This new zone would be created in Lower Manhattan with the goal of creating self- sustaining, long-term economic development in New York with special emphasis on the areas damaged or destroyed during the events of September 11. The Liberty Zone would establish special tax incentives and grants for qualified businesses, designed to stimulate private investment, return temporarily relocated jobs to the community and rebuild 25 million square feet of commercial office space that was destroyed.
The Liberty Zone would also create financial incentives to encourage businesses that are located within it to hire individuals who live and work nearby, as well as encourage investment in
buildings, equipment and infrastructure within the zone through tax-exempt bond financing and favorable depreciation rules.
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Archival folder label from the Office of the Mayor for World Trade Center records, identified as Folder 0139.
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Records folder index from Mayor's office covering World Trade Center administrative materials.
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Archival folder label for September 11 news clippings from the Office of the Mayor, identified as Folder 0123.
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Archival folder label for September 11 news clippings from the Office of the Mayor, identified as Folder 0124.
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Letter outlining the City's financial priorities for using FEMA funds following the devastation of September 11.
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Comprehensive FAQ addressing downtown building access, reopening areas, property manager contact procedures, and building damage status in lower Manhattan.
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Report by the NYC Partnership analyzing economic losses and job displacement resulting from the September 11 attacks.
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Cover page for a document collection regarding Lower Manhattan operations dated March 6, 2002.
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Description of a $700 million state-funded economic recovery program for businesses affected by the World Trade Center disaster, targeting four categories of eligible businesses.
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Document outlining eligibility criteria and fund distribution for businesses affected by the World Trade Center disaster.
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Fragmented page containing environmental data records or logs related to post-9/11 monitoring efforts at the World Trade Center site.
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Municipal form dated September 7, 2001 with largely illegible content visible in the excerpt.
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NYC-WTC_000138296
Internal memo discussing potential litigation against the City related to 9/11 events, including estimated claims and liability concerns.
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Notice from NYC Law Department instructing staff to preserve World Trade Center documents for potential legal actions.
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Correspondence from NYC Corporation Counsel providing comments on excerpts of a draft EPA evaluation report regarding the WTC response.
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Facsimile from Mayor's Office to DEP regarding concerns about untrained workers cleaning dust potentially containing asbestos.
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Letter responding to correspondence about the EPA World Trade Center Cleanup Program and its extension through December 2002.
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