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DEP confirmation re: Residential cleaning indemnification letter

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Confirmation that a required indemnification letter will be submitted to SEMO before residential cleaning work commences in July 2002.

NYC-WTC_000139826–000139827

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

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

> Subject: Residential Cleaning > > Steve, Marc, > > I learned today from Jerry Connolly that Jean Cox has mentioned that SEMO > will not sign (accept) the NYC DEP residential cleaning PW unless the > State receives a letter of indemnification from the City. Generally, this > is not something the FEMA PAC needs to obtain when it prepares and > obligates a PW. I assume SEMO will be pursuing such documentation from > DEP? My understanding is that Russ Pecuni, DEP, provided SEMO with > similar information in the past. Please let me know when this information > is received so that I can inform FEMA management. > > Thanks, > Steve > > Stephen H. Hagerty > NYC Operations > Federal Emergency Management Agency >(212) 416-0317-office > (847) 571-6403 - cell >(212) 667-8987-fax >

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