testing
(I added her address to request list)
2) She is concerned that the common areas in her building have not
been
adequately cleaned or tested for dust.
3) Her landlord told her that he would not replace any rugs unless
she
signed a release form saying that she would not sue in the event the
rugs
were contaminated
4) FEMA told her that in order to get funding to replace her rugs
herself
she needs a letter from DOH stating that the city has no authority to
enforce that her landlord clean up the building or replace rugs as long
as
the results of the monitoring are below regulatory standards.
Her phone number is PH What should I tell her about the
letter
and whether or not to sign the release form to get her rug replaced?
Thanks.
-Caroline
Lower Manhattan Air Quality Hotline
212-221-8635, Hours of Operation 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM
To reach Hotline Operators please call: 212-704-5115
To fax Hotline Operators: 212-704-5170
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NYC-WTC_000138410Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
DOH review of air sample analytical methods regarding asbestos fiber differentiation and carpet cleaning/disposal guidance for post-9/11 contamination.
EPA correspondence clarifying regulatory agency roles, asserting NYC Department of Health holds primary authority for mold remediation in WTC recovery.
DEP memo documenting closure of environmental assistance desk following decline in public inquiries about water quality, air quality, asbestos, and dust.