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DEP program description for asbestos and lead remediation

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New York City Department of Environmental Protection overview of its regulatory role in handling asbestos complaints and remediation.

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Asbestos and Lead Complaints - Department of Environmental Protection Page 1 of3

LOBB' Asbestos and Lead X Complaints Department of Environmental Protection 59-17 Junction Boulevard Corona, NY 11368

The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) handles asbestos complaints, emergencies and certifications and oversees the remediation of asbestos and lead. The agency also handles complaints, remediation and clean-up of industrial waste (oil, grease, gasoline or other explosives, paint chemicals, and wastewater).

DEP regulates stationary sources of air and noise pollution in the City. DEP is responsible for regulating toxic materials and has designed individual programs to address the problems of lead paint remediation, asbestos, hazardous materials and industrial waste. DEP enforces the part of the City Health Code which allows for inspection of remediation of lead paint. DEP also provides free testing of drinking water samples from New York City residences to determine if lead may be leaching into water from the solder, fixtures and pipes found in the plumbing of some buildings.

The Air Pollution Control Code and Local Law 76 of the New York City Charter requires property owners to notify DEP whenever asbestos is to be disturbed as part of demolition or renovation work. DEP is responsible for enforcement, training and technical review of all asbestos related projects. DEP also certifies workers, supervisors and inspectors in the asbestos abatement industry. Specifically, DEP provides information about and issues the following permits and certifications:

• Indoor Air Pollution Fact Sheet - Asbestos • Asbestos Control Program Rules and Regulations • Asbestos and Lead Control Program Policy and Procedures • Application for Asbestos Handler Supervisor Certificate (Initial & Renewal) • Application for Asbestos Handler Certificate (Initial & Renewal) • Application for Restricted Asbestos Handler Certificate (Initial & Renewal) • Application for Asbestos Investigator and Restricted Asbestos Investigator Certification (Initial & Renewal) ACP 5,7,8 & 9

HOW CAN THE PUBLIC ACCESS THE SERVICE?

To report any emergencies or complaints related to air, noise, hazardous materials, or asbestos call:

DEP’s 24-hour Help Center at (718) DEP-HELP (718-337-4357)

Otherwise, you may contact the Bureau directly as listed below:

DEP Bureau of Air, Noise and Hazardous Materials

http://www.nyc.govZhtml/serdir/htmI/xdep01.html 8/14/00

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