Minutes from the EPA Indoor Air Working Group meeting held on May 9, 2002, at 290 Broadway.
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DRAFT Meeting Minutes EPA Indoor Air Working Group (lAWG) Meeting 290 Broadway, IO'" Floor Conference Room June 13,2002 £90^-=^ C©ev.
Attendees: Kathy Callahan, EPA Region 2 Cr*^ C-Q_S4>-\ uj^ Dore LaPosta, EPA Region 2 Mark Maddaloni, EPA Region 2 Matt Hiester, EPA Region 2 C(o^. Joe Rotola, EPA Region 2 Charles Nace, EPA Region 2 Arthur Block, ATSDR Debra Gable, ATSDR ------- Bob Chinery, NYSDOH ® Nancy Jeffery, NYCDOH __ Michael Gilsenan, NYCDEP fitdbciwL^ Jim Miller, NYCDOH L n O ?n 4 Lee Ilan, NYCMOEC ct2oe-
Via Telephone: Elissa Feldman, EPA-HQ/OAR — Sven Rodenbeck, ATSDR
Items discussed:
1. Meeting frequency. 1 • These meetings will be held biweekly from now on. The next meeting date will / be June 27*.
2. Contaminants of Potential Concern Update • Comments on the latest draft of the report are due by noon today, June 13*’. • The final draft can go to peer review on June 14* or, the latest by June 17*. • Mark will speak to Peter Grevatt to set things up with the contractor. • The cover letter to the peer review panel will ask for informal feedback within four weeks. It will also include the objective and charge to the panel. • A process for selecting the peer review panelists will be developed by the contractor. Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment (TERA). • The COPC report will be used in the Background and Pilot Cleaning Studies. • 5% or up to 200 wipe samples will be collected for metals analysis. • PH is a concern for some in the public. • NYSDOH will submit a proposal to EPA for additional sample collection for NYSDOH studies. • NYCDOH will assist EPA with the visual assessment of mold in apartments and will identify the need for clean-up and FEMA funding.
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Attendee list for the EPA Indoor Air Working Group meeting held at 290 Broadway on April 4, 2002.
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Meeting minutes from July 25, 2002, discussing indoor air study contractor access, building enrollment, and cleanup coordination.
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Attendance list for the April 25, 2002 EPA indoor air working group meeting at 290 Broadway.
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Attendance list for the April 18, 2002 EPA indoor air working group meeting at 290 Broadway.
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Attendance list and discussion notes from the May 23, 2002 meeting at EPA Region 2 offices regarding contaminants.
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EPA-distributed memo to federal, state and city agencies with World Trade Center environmental response status updates.
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Correspondence between EPA and city agencies discussing ongoing Lower Manhattan environmental efforts.
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