A EPA/ ATSDR to support NYC PEP in developing interior deaning
I protocols/standards for buildings impaled by airborne'particataleS resulting from the
/ 'September 11,2001 WTC collapse and fire.
IQS required: —
EPA and ATSDR in cooperation and under foe direction of the New York City DEP
assisfs in the identification of a small sampling ot apartments ciftcr—'
prototype targets determined by EPA/ ATSDR. NYC OEM will provide a listing of
polential apartrnente/buildings identified as still "uncleaned" and "vacant". EPA/
ATSDR will within this listing identify 4 to 6 apartments for clean and test protocols.
Jointly with selected NYC agencies EPA/ ATSDR will pretest the identified
apartments for know pollutants beyond the baseline normally present in an urban
environment.
• The Apartments would be cleaned using techniques identified by the EPA/ ATSDR
as historically effective for cleaning in the situations identified. Cleaning techniques
will vary to determine the most effective or combination of effective methods to meet
the desired results.
• Post cleaning testing will be performed to measure the effectiveness to make the
above determinations
• EPA/ ATSDR will provide the City with the prototype results and recommended
cleaning processes. The results may be used to verify already released cleaning
recommendations provided over the duration of this incident.
• The estimated duration of the testing, cleaning and final recommendations will be
Dterformed over a 7 day period
• City will maintain the leadership in this process and will utilize all results in its
I environmental strategy arid the development df meSia releases in conjunction with
I the overall plan to address interior cleaning
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NYC-WTC_000140932Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
Formal agreement between EPA and FEMA establishing program scope for World Trade Center indoor air quality assessment, cleaning, and sampling in Lower Manhattan residences with…