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EPA press release on WTC cleaning hotline launch, June 2002

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Press release announcing the launch of an EPA hotline and website for residents to request home cleaning and testing services.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Hoboken waterfront areas have experienced growth in both residential and office development. Much of that development is within walking distance of PATH stations and has therefore increased the numbers of commuters traveling to and from Lower Manhattan, adding bi-direc­ tional ridership pressure to the PATH lines serving Lower Manhattan. PATH's Newark-WTC service was operating near capacity in the AM peak before September 11th. More than 67,000 passengers used PATH's WTC Terminal for travel to and from Lower Manhattan each weekday. The Port Authority introduced ferry service between Hoboken Terminal and the World Financial Center in 1989 to ease rush-hour pressure on the Hoboken-WTC PATH service.

Construction of a temporary WTC PATH station, rehabilitation of the trans-Hudson tunnels, and incorporating terminal station capability, and ten-car platform lengths at the Exchange Place Station are projects which are under way and on schedule for completion by the end of 2003. The temporary WTC PATH facility will be a stand-alone open-air station providing an entrance/exit on Church Street for up to 50,000 daily PATH riders.

The Port Authority is creating new crossover tracks at Exchange Place in Jersey City to enable PATH serves restoration at that station by June 2003.

Chapter 1; Restoring and Renewing Lower Manhattan's'fransportatioii Infrastructure 21

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