Lower Manhattan Task Force Meeting notes
From: Ilan, Lee [[email protected]]
sent: Friday, April 19, 2002 5:38 PM
To: Alan Leidner; Alessandra Sumowicz; Anita Richichi; Anita Sher; Anne
Mari Santangelo; Barry Dinerstein; Ben Mojica; Bernard orlan; Bob Adams;
Bob Avaltroni; Bob williams; Brad Gair; Brian Clarke; Bruce Rottner;
Carl Johnson - DEC; Cesar Pereira; Christopher Zeppie; [email protected];
Dana Tulis; David Ippolito; David Klasfeld.;._David Nussbaum; Dawn
Roberts; Diana Chapin; Dore LaPosta- EPA Pii Doug
Williamson; Edward Gabriel; Elizabeth McCabe; El zabeth Pa-fladino; Eric
Kim; Erica D'Avanzo; Erin Stevens; Frank Mccarton; [email protected];
Haeda Mihaltses; Harold Shultz; Heidi Rubinstein; Jake Cooper; James
Miller; Jane Maldonado; Jessica Leighton; Jim Alexander; Joe Picciano;
John Katsorhis; Jordan Barowitz; Josh Sirefman; Judy Pincus; Kathryn
Tannert Niang; Kathy Callahan; Kelly McKinney; Kerry Kelly;
[email protected],_. Kxm_.Spell; Lai_ -sun Yee; Laurel Blatchford; Lisa
Maluf; Lisa Sacks;[ Pii - Mark Silberman; Mark
Topping; Mary Ellen Kris; MaryMears'; [email protected]';
[email protected]; Mike Gilsenan; Nicholas Sbordone; Pat
Clark- OSHA; Paul Bekowies; PESH- Maureen Cox; Rich wager; Robert
Greene; Robert Kulick; Robert L. Chinery; Robert Tranter; Roger Hayes;
Ron Tramontano; Sam Benson; Sarah Knapp; Shuchi Batra; Steven Levi;
Susan Amron; Susan Kupferman; Sven Rodenbeck; Sylvia Pryce; Terry Weiss;
Vincent Coluccio
subject: Lower Manhattan Task Force Meeting notes
Dear colleagues:
Attached are some brief draft notes and next meetings for the Task Force.
Please let me know if you have any corrections/updates. I was working with
the phone conference, so tell me if I missed or misinterpreted something.
Thank you,
Lee
1. Firstly, I apologize to anyone who got cut off on the phone.
2. EPA and FEMA have had ongoing discussions of requirements for funding. A
fuller discussion of the status of these efforts and the next steps for
indoor air will take place at the next Task Force meeting on Wednesday.
3. Sam Benson reported on organizing a future national effort to discuss
coordinated environmental response for future disasters. He will be
developing a funding proposal and seeks input from any interested task force
members.
4. HPD has completed a survey of 2,264 buildings below canal and is in the
process of putting the information, including photos, into a database.
5. On the data front, Doug Williamson of P1anGraphics will me taking a new
position, and OEM will discuss with DOITT how to move our efforts forward.
Doug, Vince Coluccio, and the data group have a building blueprint map that
is ready for environmental data. They will start with data for asbestos.
The group will meet on Tuesday.
6. OEM will look into the "eyesores" issue - who has the data of buildings
close to the site that have not been cleaned?
7. EPA, ATSDR, and NYCDOH are seeking ten more buildings to include in the
study of background data. HPD will provide a list of 30 candidate buildings
by 26 April.
8. DOS provided to Jim Miller the contact info for sidewalk cleaning
enforcement.
9. The legal committee believes that agencies can gain access to buildings'
common areas for inspections (if landlords will not voluntarily cooperate)
through access warrants in the supreme or housing court. The Contaminants
of Concern group will need to provide a list of what is "bad enough" to
warrant such action, and someone may need to be prepared to testify to such.
10. The Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel group will meet on Monday to discuss
procedures for obtaining reimbursement for ULSD differential costs given
FEMA'S letter and the status of NESCAUM pilot efforts. Please let Lee know
if you plan to attend or have agenda items.
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