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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

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World Trade Center Site Stabilization, Reinforcement and Restoration

Ensuring Siructura/ Staiii/iiy

The damage resulting from the destruction of the World Trade Center site requires significant stabilization to ensure the continued structural integrity of the foundation. In addition, restora­ tion of key below-grade infrastructure — both for transportation and other purposes — is required to prepare the site for future development. Site preparation work includes permanent reinforce­ ment of the slurry wall that surrounds the World Trade Center site, demolition of remaining damaged structures and required excavation.

Creation of New Transforiation Infrasfrucfurefor Vebicu/ar Access

Reconfiguration of the roadways and ramps that were available at the former WTC complex is necessary to support efficient traffic flow and to meet new security and site-access requirements, including below-grade access for deliveries. Additional underpinning of the 1/9 subway line.s is required to allow connections between the east and west sides of the site for construction of the PATH terminal.

Siti Preparation for iN Memorial anol Future Development

The construction of the World Trade Center memorial is a priority consideration in how infra­ structure work will proceed. Construction of the infrastructure improvements will be performed in conjunction with implementation of the memorial and with Studio Daniel Libeskind's overall plan for WTC redevelopment.

Restoring Fulton and Greenwich at the WTC site is a crucial component of Studio Daniel Libeskind’s site plan. (The configuration of streets at the new World Trade Center is discussed later in this chapter.) Restoration of surface streets on the site, which will require the rebuilding of underlying structural support elements, are important steps that will improve pedestrian and vehicular circulation, and reduce traffic congestion at the site and its environs.

The Port Authority, in conjunction with LMDC, is performing planning studies on the various WTC site infrastructure components described and expects to advance into preliminary engi­ neering in mid-2003.

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