Internal DEP correspondence discussing EPA draft scope of work for WTC program and clarifying agency roles and responsibilities.
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3 0 minutes shall be provided. When ducting to the outside is not possible, a second negative pressure ventilation unit compatible with the primary unit may be coimected in series.
10. All WTC debris shall be misted and double-bagged. Accumulation ofwater is prohibited. Water misting shall be sufficient to wet the material without water accumulations.
11. After the removal ofdebris, all surfaces will be cleaned in accordance with the procedures specified in Scope A. After all surfaces have been cleaned, a second cleaning shall be performed. This results in two full cleanings ofall siufaces, with the following exception. Carpets and fabric covered furniture cleaned with hot water extraction cleaners shall be cleaned only once. Surfaces include but are not limited to walls, floors, ceilings, ledges, trims, appliances, equipment and furnishings.
12. EPA, in consultation with the owner, may identify certain furnishings (e.g. carpets and fabric covered furniture) for disposal rather than cleaning. Disposal ofresidents’ personal property shall not occur without prior written authorization by EPA and the owner. Disposal ofall wastes generated during the cleaning shall be the responsibility ofthe contractor. All waste generated shall be treated as asbestos-containing material (ACM). Transportation and disposal ofgenerated waste shall be in compliance with all applicable rules and regulations.
13. A Cleaning Checklist (to be developed by EPA) will be completed by the cleaning contractor as tasks are completed to document the progress of the cleaning.
14. The cleaning contractor shall notify the monitoring contractor immediately upon completion ofthe cleaning. The Monitoring Contractor will conduct a thorough visual inspection to verify the absence ofvisible dust accumulations. Ifdust is observed the cleaning contractor will reclean as necessary at no additional cost.
15. Air sampling shall be performed by the Air Sampling Technician after the area is free of dust accumulations as determined by the Monitoring Contractor..
16. After successfill clearance airmonitoring, isolation barriers shall be removed in conjunction with the use of a HEPA vacuum.
17. Any damage or loss that occurs during cleaning is the responsibility ofthe cleaning contractor. The cleaning contractor is not responsible for damage or loss caused by the acts of third parties not involved in the cleaning.
18. All work shall be in compliance with all other applicable requirements ofTitle 15, Chapter 1 ofthe RCNY and New York Industrial Code Rule 56.
19. Ifmold, suspected ACM or peeling, flaking or chalking paint is observed, the cleaning contractor
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Administrative notice instructs staff to preserve original World Trade Center documents for potential litigation.
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DEP requests review of attached Scope of Work documents for mold remediation and air monitoring contracts.
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EPA provides final versions of scopes of work for the WTC indoor dust cleaning program.
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EPA final scope of work documents for monitoring and cleaning operations in World Trade Center indoor dust remediation program.
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EPA scope of work documents for World Trade Center indoor dust cleaning program monitoring and remediation procedures.
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EPA delivers final scopes of work for WTC indoor dust cleaning and monitoring program to DEP.
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EPA transmits revised scopes of work documents for the indoor dust cleaning and monitoring program, including cleaning SOW #7 and monitoring SOW #7.
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EPA final scope of work documents for World Trade Center indoor dust cleaning and monitoring program forwarded to NYC project managers.
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Memo discusses finalizing agency roles in the monitoring program and addresses required indemnification letters and right of entry issues.
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Distribution of revised scopes of work documents for WTC indoor cleaning and monitoring contracts.
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Final scope of work documents for indoor dust cleaning and monitoring contractor activities in WTC cleanup program.
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Distribution to environmental organizations, legal advocates, health agencies, unions, and academic institutions.
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