EPA & NYC Indoor Air Program Activities &Costs (6/11/02)
1. Hotline
Activities Description Prog. Fund. Costs Comments
Lead Lead
Establishing Acquire contractor services for hotline. EPA NYC $560,500 Estimate based on 490;522
Hotline Includes setup, management, handling minutes of call time, and
calls, and distribution of materials. distributing materials to
3,000 callers.
Creating Development of database to support EPA EPA $475,000 EPA NEEDS TO ADD
Hotline hotline and to house analytical data. $75,1saH
Database Used in program to manage information
received through the hotline and website.
Building Status Dewitt Database. Development of NYC NYC $500,000 EPA will link its database
Database database that houses environmental to NYC’s.
information for all buildings within Application pending with
lower Manhattan FEMA.
Web-hosting Establishment of mechanism for EPA EPA $100;BBS
residents to contact the hotline through
the Internet. Used to share time sensitive
information regarding the indoor air
program.
Community Conducting outreach efforts and EPA EPA $75;IBS NYC’s Lower Manhattan
Relations developing information regarding the Communications Plan does
hotline and indoor air program. Includes not provide for these
printing, advertising, graphics, direct activities. (See next item.)
mail, and translation services
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NYC-WTC_000141190
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NYC-WTC_000141190Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
Correspondence between EPA and DEP officials discussing scheduling meetings with building owners to address exterior cleanup issues in late March 2002.
Department of Environmental Protection transmits joint EPA and NYC materials to FEMA for review and consideration regarding World Trade Center environmental matters.