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Indoor dust cleaning program Scope of Work, August 2002

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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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19. EPA will notify residents ofthe results ofsampling conducted as part ofthis project. No other party is authorized to release residential or common area sampling results.

20. Any damage to or loss of private property that occurs during sampling or is caused by the Monitoring Contractor or its employees while engaged in activities covered by this scope ofwork is the responsibility ofthe Monitoring Contractor. The Monitoring Contractor is not responsible for damage or loss caused by the acts ofthird parties not involved in activities covered by this scope of work.

21. Copies ofall reports, Cleaning Checklist, Inspection Checklists, Project Completion Forms and chain-of-custody forms shall be submitted daily to the EPA.

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