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EPA FEMA cleanup matrix draft, June 2002

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DEP memo forwarding an initial draft of a FEMA matrix document related to World Trade Center cleanup planning.

NYC-WTC_000139787–000139795

Folder label: “E-Mails Sent M. Gilsenan 2001-2002

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2. Monitoring & Scheduling Activities Description Lead Costs ($) Comments Scheduling/Coordinating Scheduling of cleaning and testing NYC Clean & Test = 1,350,000 Estimate based on by contractor services. Test only = 300,000 these # of units: Scope A =15,130 TOTAL = 1,650,000 Scope B= 500 Test only = 5,000

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