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Building access and status FAQ, September 15, 2001

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Comprehensive FAQ addressing downtown building access, reopening areas, property manager contact procedures, and building damage status in lower Manhattan.

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Folder label: “DEP 59.17 Junction Blvd, 11th FL

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

OFFICE SPACE: NEEDS AND OFFERS Q: 1 need office space — what can I do? A: The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) has established a hotline to match the needs of affected businesses with available space. Please email [email protected] with the square footage-needed, and your full contact information - including weekend information. The hotline itself wifi be open by Tuesday - please call these numbers: (212) 621-9502,621-9517, or 621- 9527.

Q: I have office space to lease and/or offer - what do I do? A: The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) has established a hotline to match the needs of affected businesses with available space. Piease email sr)[email protected] with the square footage you wish to lease or offer, and your full contact information - including weekend information. There is a specific need for temporary meeting space, such as conference rooms and auditoriums. The hotline itself will be open by Tuesday - please call these numbers: (212) 621-9502,621-9517, or 621-9527.

TRANSPORTATION Q: What is accessible this weekend? The Wall Street area opened to pedestrians Saturday. Vehicular traffic will still not be allowed below Canal Street. Subway information is below.

Special buses and limited subway service on the Broadway and Lexington Avenue lines will be available to the public to get to Wall Street. Specifically, subway service will be provided to the Wall St. area (east of Nassau St.) on Saturday and Sunday on the following subway lines/stations:

A - Fulton St-Broadway Nassau 4 and 5 - Fulton St; Bowling Green J and Z - Broadway

You can also take the 4, 5, and 6 trains to the Brooklyn Bridge Station and walk south to the Wall ST. area. 1

Check nyc.gov for details and updates. Also see www.mta.nyc.ny.us/emergency/ememyct.htm

Q: How can my employees get to work on Monday? A: Please check the media and/or www.inta.nvc.nv.us for confirmation on the following. See above for weekend information.

Service on the following lines is normal: A (skips Chambers), B, D, F, G, L, W (local in Manhattan), 6,7, Grand Central Shuttle. C service is sus^ ended.

The following lines are operating with some changes:

1 (242nd St/Van Cortlandt to 14th St local.)

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