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

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Issues and Impacts: ► Value to Lower Manhattan: • The new WTC PATH Terminal will re-establish and enhance the level of service for Lower Manhattan PATH customers, while serving as a major point of arrival for commuters and visitors to Lower Manhattan. • The re-configured Fulton Street Transit Center will improve access to and between, the subway lines that it serves and provide a direct link to the PATH, World Trade Center and World Financial Center.

WTC PATH Terminal • Lengthened 10-car platforms to maximize capacity. • Additional platform for more efficient loading and unloading. • New direct-fixation tracks to improve ride quality. • Direct connections provided to NYCT subways, including 1/9, N/R, and A, C, E lines, as well as the 4,5, J, M, and Z lines at the Fulton Street complex. • Direct connection to the World Financial Center. • Major street presence as a large civic building on the Libeskind Wedge of Light, a piazza that will serve as an important new public space. • Multiple street-level access points and a main terminal entry building. • Numerous vertical circulation elements and moving walkways to ease pedestrian circulation. • Climate-controlled terminal with restroom facilities. • Sustainable design components for energy conservation. • Appropriate systems for security and communications systems, and provisions for ADA accessibility.

Fulton Street Transit Center • Creates attractive and efficient connections between subway, PATH, World Trade Center and World Financial Center. • Creates an efficient transportation center east of Broadway, where the majority of downtown employees work. • Improves access between the WTC area and locations east of Church Street including the subway stations. • Improves orientation and clarity for the customer.

Current Status: Currently in planning stage. Environmental review underway. Design work to begin in mid-2003.

Chapter 1: Restoring and Renewing Lower Manhattan’s Transportation Infrastructure 27

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