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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.

NYC-WTC_000143057–000143143

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

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

^■■“rr^he destructive effects of September 11, 2001, have necessitated the restoration and catalyzed the renewal Ji. of Lower Manhattan's transportation system. As Lower Manhattan rebuilds, it is critical not only to restore the transportation functionality lost due to the disaster, but also to anticipate and accommodate the range of changes that September 11th has triggered. These changes include the cre­ ation of a glorious and fitting September 11th memorial, the transformation of the World Trade Center site, and the broader revitalization of Lower Manhattan.

Key to the recovery and future success of Lower Manhattan is accessibility. Downtown must provide swift, convenient and comfortable transportation for commuters from within the city, workers from throughout the region, and travelers from other parts of the world. This document sets forth transportation strategies that will help Lower Manhattan accomplish these goals. Chief among these strategies are: creating a world-class airport and regional access system linking Lower Manhattan to all three of the area’s major airports and Long Island; and revital­ izing downtown’s damaged and aging transportation network, including its two transportation hubs and outmoded infrastruc­ ture. This document offers a description and timeline for these and other transportation projects. Together, these projects will enable Lower Manhattan to grow into an even stronger center of international commerce and rise to its role as a major visitor des­ tination.

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