2, Creating a Data System with Existing Information Collected by NYC from the Private Sector
on Environmental Testing Results and Clean Up Activity
Objective: To review and summarize private sector data submitted into a user friendly data
system which will allow for a maxim m amount of data to be considered in informing the
public and in evaluating effectiveness and protectiveness of cleaning techniques and the
potential for any increased long term risk to the public posed by indoor environments by
the appropriate health agencies.
Program: NYC has received information on clean up actions and air monitoring from the building
owners of a significant portion of the buildings in Lower Manhattan. Other information
may also be available on building stat s. Making all such data available in an organized
and readily accessible format will enhance ability to assess potential concerns related to
indoor air environment.
Projected cost: $500,000 has been discussed. NYC presently developing project specifics and
cost estimate.
Status ofRequestfor FEMA mission assignment: Discussions held with FEMA; NYC
developing a proposal for submittal.
Identifying the Need for any further Potential Clean Up or Testing Support for Lower Manhattan
Objective: Be prepared to establish any necessary further Action Plan items for clean up or testing
or information on clean up techniques which may emerge out of the various data collection,
analysis and organizational efforts
Program: Unknown at this time. Must await results of above efforts.
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NYC-WTC_000141477Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
Memo distributing draft indoor air programs with revisions assigning data collection responsibility to OEM and removing HVAC section pending further development.