Document outlining EPA objectives for exterior building cleaning, unoccupied building cleanup, and establishing a hotline for residents.
NYC-WTC_000141500–000141503Folder label: “EPA/NYC Indoor Air/Approach Request FEMA”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
EPA’s Indoor Air Objectives: 4/9/02
Cleaning of Building Exteriors EPA is in discussion with NYCDEP regarding how we can provide assistance to NYCDEP’s program to clean the building exteriors in Lower Manhattan. Most likely, we will contribute to NYCDEP’s efforts to oversee the contractors as they conduct the cleaning. The objective of this effort is to remove any WTC-related debris that may enter the indoor environment. Lead: NYCDEP Primary Assistance: EPA, FEMA Schedule: ASAP, April. Will take approximately 10 weeks.
Cleaning of Unoccupied Debris-Laden Buildings for Reoccupation There are a few remaining unoccupied buildings that contain a significant amount of WTC dust near the WTC site. One of the buildings will be cleaned through EPA’s pilot effort, but the remaining buildings should be cleaned as soon as possible to prevent decontamination of other structures in Lower Manhattan. Lead: NYC Primary Assistance: EPA, FEMA Schedule: ASAP, May.
Establishment of Hotline for Identifying Individuals/Businesses with Cleaning Concerns NYC should immediately establish a hotline that records the names and locations of individuals with concerns regarding the level of cleaning that occurred within their residence/office. The objective of recording these names is to be able to deploy current assistance into the field, and to disseminate future information once we conclude our ongoing investigations to develop final benchmarks and enhance cleaning protocols. Lead: NYC Primary Assistance: EPA, NYCDOH Schedule: ASAP, April
Establishment of a Program to Assist Individuals/Businesses with Cleaning Concerns NYC should immediately establish mechanisms to offer assistance to individuals/businesses that self-identify as having cleaning concerns. This can be accomplished by initiating a program that may include the following actions. 1) Loaning HEPA vacuums to interested parties for them to use in cleaning, 2) obtaining asbestos abatement contractor services that can be made available ffee-of-charge on an as-requested basis, 3) providing funding to individuals/businesses to conduct an asbestos abatement cleaning of their locations, and 4) obtaining a contractor to conduct testing of locations, on an as-requested basis, to determine if samples collected meet the preliminary benchmarks being established for determining long-term risk.
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NYC-WTC_000141550
Draft plan describing agency roles and near-term actions to support residents and workers in Lower Manhattan.
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Fax cover sheet from the Department of Environmental Protection addressed to EPA Region 2 regarding WTC environmental matters.
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Document outlining contract procurement and supervision roles for the WTC indoor air cleanup initiative.
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Request detailing EPA contract administration for resident cleaning, air sampling, and debris removal efforts in Lower Manhattan.
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Notice instructing staff to preserve original World Trade Center documents for potential legal actions against the City.
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EPA Region 2 provides a list of indoor air objectives and a proposed activity schedule for the joint EPA-City cleanup effort in lower Manhattan.
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A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
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Memo distributing draft indoor air programs with revisions assigning data collection responsibility to OEM and removing HVAC section pending further development.
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Draft development of coordinated NYC-FEMA indoor air quality approach and response strategy for WTC-affected areas.
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Daily summary of calls received by WTC hotline operators on May 2, 2002, including requests for indoor air testing.
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Breakdown of costs for air sample collection, supervision, and coordination across apartment types.
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EPA and NYC proposal for residential asbestos cleaning and air quality testing in Lower Manhattan, requesting FEMA mission assignment funding.
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Cost estimate table for asbestos cleaning services based on apartment square footage and wall area requirements.
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Budget summary for proposed asbestos cleanup program covering 250 apartments, including contractor costs, monitoring expenses, and consultant fees totaling $1.28 million.
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