Fragmented text containing only a reference number and unreadable characters from the DEP Box 06 collection.
NYC-WTC_000143354–000143425Folder label: “No Info.”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
CONSTRUCTION ECONOMICS COST INDEXES Inflation Remains Low CiiSWeTWCOSIlWK Building costs in Baltimore are up Just Lower lumber prices 0.2% more than the national average, pulled the CGI down 0.1% this month. Inflation also Bal according to the city’s BCI. Cement dipped 0.1%, to a 3.1% prices in the city are up 3.2% for the annual rate. year but lumber prices remain 8.2% %GHG. %GHG. below 2001’5 level. Wages for shilled Mm nut workers show a 5.8% annua! increase. ttNSmmwm esss.ro -0.1 + 3.1 ... 14^x42..... 0.0 .. WAGE$/HR. ........ 26;61..... 0.0 COST INDEXES BY CITY coKSTRycTWHcnsT i mmiemT SKILLED LM \ mms 1913=100 SEPT.'fl2 m’O2 XCNft. BdUK COST IKKX fan •sr ’S-l ’ST *,2?I w YEAR ■ IHDEX niR ; YUR The BGI’s year-to-year MUHtA 4226.07 +4.5 2979.57 + 1.8 7826.32 +6.8 4551.95 + 3.6 2019.46 -0.6 increase climbed from UUTHHORE 4633.42 + 1.2 ’ 3178.24 + 1.8 ? 9026.32 + 3.2 '5203.60 + 5.8 i 1941.00 -4.2 1.2 to 1.6%, powered by a neNBNGHAM 4722.35 + 3.2 2784,34 -0.7 9300.00 + 6.3 4205.41 + 3.0 1916.70 ~ 5.2 0.4% Jump in the index’s BOSTON 7586.82 + 7.3 ; 3992.00 + 0.8 17052.63 + 9.8 7602.40 + 3.3 1785.19 -5.2 labor component. ciffiioe 8013.01 + 2.9 4269,73 + 0.6 17394.74 + 5.1 7553.75 + 4.4 2262.92 -6.4
Knm KfiML xm. ©MMW 6031.56 + 3.1 3239,46 + 1.8 12657.89 +3.7 5317.12 + 2.3 1970.26 + 1.1 3HfTY:m3=1M IMDEX WLUE HMIB WLR CLEVELAND 7097.55 + 2.1 3705.58 + 0.2 ; 15265-79 +3.5 6347.75 + 2.4 2091.21 -3.6
Blll« W ,.3654.99...... +0,2....... +..1.6... MIUS 3888.89 + 1.0 ; 2677.74 +0.1 7057.89 + 2,1 3875.68 + 1.5 1946.60 - 1,6 'iCS'SS 6264,38 +0 4 + 4.0 DEKVER 4881.35 + 4.4 3062-20 +2.1 9521.05 + 6.7 4739.94 + 4.9 2037.65 - 1.7 WAGE$/Hfi. 34.92 +0.4 + 4.0 BEraiT 7663.81 + 3.7 : 4151.63 +3.2 i 16715.79 +4.3 7482.88 + 4.3 2115.82 + 1.1 Sin 6791.96 + 3.8 3617.62 + 1.0 14315.79 + 6.5 5969.97 + 5.6 2180.58 -5.8 WaERiMSmWINEX LOS amis 7415.76 + 2.6 3800.77 + 2.9 16131.58 + 3,6 6627,03 + 5.4 2073.80 - 1.8 The MCI has come within meEAPous 7673.93 + 4.8 3913.65 +4.1 16821.05 +5,4 6934.53 + 5.4 2067.63 + 1.5 2.5% of last year’s level. HEW OMAK 3948,81 + 1.0 ■ 2645.18 +0.1 7273.68 + 4.0 3848.05 + 4.9 : 1910.98 -5.3 Last month, It was down HEW W 10087.27 0.0 5516.42 + 3.3 23176.32 0.0 11162.16 + 5.0 , 2064,96 - 1.8 4.8% from a year ago. PHtUPELPHtA 8231.51 + 5.7 4533.96 + 4.3 17736,84 +7.3 8016.82 + 7.2 2405.65 -1.2 PiTTSBUHeK 6424.77 + 1.6 3652.70 + 0.8 13589,47 + 3.0 6302.70 + 3.4 : 2033.50 -3.7 W1»K SHITV: 1913=100 IKOIXPB’GE ’S' ST. urns 7226.52 + 2,1 3552.10 -0.6 15973.68 + 3.2 6312.31 + 1.0 : 1865.36 -3.6 MAtWAU 2044,19 -0.3 -2.5 SAN FRANCISCO 7656.86 + 3.4 4076.43 + 1.2 16752.63 +4.6 7339,94 + 2-8 2082.03 -2.1 82.34 0.0 + 0.9 SEAHU 7571,73 + 3.3 : 3750.44 + 1.2 16478.95 + 3.8 6431.23 + 1.4 : 2112.47 + 0.8
”sSa$zm'"' 26.81 -0.1 -2.5 RiirmL 6994.17 + 5.2 3921.18 + 2.1 14168.42 + 8.4 6089.49 + 7.1 2597.04 -4.3
L8«8Ea$/MBF 463.48 -0.6 -3.0 TORONTO 8125.07 + 0.4 : 4163.98 + 2.1 17405.26 0.0 6990.39 + 2.0 : 2437.20 + 2,2
SEWER, WATER AND DRAIN PIPE ___ miT mum B&lTiMIIBE SfRHmHAM BOSTflW AtfL—JWwa__ afiM. QALL&S JfOL jaiSMEL WK (Wh. 12" ft. 8.56 15.85 8.45 -5.99 5.74 8.50 7.00 14,00 9.57 10.95 8-90 24" ft 18^00 27.50 21'97 -13.86 12’20 18.55 1700 27.25 13.35 33.25 24.56 ■"‘y;"36"’ ...... ;; ’■ft” 36720 sass '-29.'36" '28^00 ....... 36.46.... 35.66 .... 56^50 40.16 ”68.10 38"66 52.30 91,00 57.51...... -49.00 43.00 58.60 57.00 ..... 91,00 '57^06 102.40 66^00 ft . "" 12" ft 4.58 4.80 +5.12 6.57 4.99 6.30 5,72 5.10 4.82 10.26 ....... 36""" '................................ ft '"1'5:65' ... i'gJT 1’4.20 + 16:08 ”23.63...... ..... 16.05..... 18.24 19 50 7712 20.25 2^62 ........ 60'.................................... ft "'32.64.... .... 3i04 32.50 +37.73' 53.05 38,00 53:00 27.87' 0.02 62.o6 77^2'
12' ft 11.52 11.43 7.63 43.12 36:56 33:39 24’ ft ■■'■'Mm'mK'WW; underdrain 4'’.. ft' 0.40 0.32 0.35..... ........... 0'.79 0.34 0.27 0.35 0.44 .... 0.'23 . 1.20 6.98 0.82 0.69 -0.82 0.90 ...... 6.57... 1.30 6.90 4" ft 0.85 0.88 ..... 'ft ’ "'2?24' ...... 3.35 ■''■‘2.90 ' ■ ....... 2.61 ......4,22 ... 2-50....... '1:33' ... T?? ■" "XK .... 2.70.... water 6” ..... 'ft.... ........ i'S6 "’2:90" .... 3.35....... 3^03 ..... 470....... ......3.85"”'’ .. xds"' ..... 2.'25.... ........ 4:60....... ... i’id'" "ft... '4.45' ....... 4.1'6' 4,54 6.80... 5’23 .... 7.73 6.66 4:62 ... 'xm'"" ....... 8:55'...... ■ s.'go"' ...... ft... 941 ........51®' 8.87 ''"i'2.85...... 11.26 .. is^sd.... ...14;25'”""' .... 9.23" ... 8.'16... 1646 11.16
. ............................... ;; .......ft 8.06 ....... 9:80 iis .... 8,79..... 8.07 ......6.10..... 8.25 8.16 ..... 6:'46' ' ...... 10:3'5" .. kw" . i£68.... ...... 13^82 .. 16:66 .. i’i'is.... . 16.96 ...... 8:58..... ....... 1X30........ ';""6:95.... g*’ ...... 'ft.... io"m .... 1"2.'^" '■7:05' .........12”.................................. ft.... 20.78 12.15 19.98...... 2^67 .... 1'2.95 18.75 ■’17.60 13.94 ...... '2'1.26...... +11,96 16-80 jHHTOrwra'TBW^ ft; d^BO ^.39 6.91 +6.50 .......230 ... 6.71.... 0^63 6.54 ..... 6.67 0.60 +6:95 f 1/2” ft i59 ....... i','58..... "3:55 '■"+1"94....... 4 85 .... 2.79........ 2.43 ... t:??" ... 'z'as"" ..... 'zai..... ' '+3:'76'' ♦ or - denotes price has risen or fallen since previous report; ««meters. includes federal tax; b^metors, excludes tex; c=1.5 meters. Monthly market quotations by ENR field reporters Sept. 2, 2002. All prices are spot prices quoted from a single soorce. Quotes are delivered prices unless noted- Some prices may include taxes or discounts for prompt payment, etc. Product specificabon may vary, depend ing on what is most commonly used or most accessible in a city. All quantities are truckloads unless noted. Cootes for Montreal and Toronto are in Canadian dollars and metric units. RCP pipe is ASTM C76; 12-in. and 24-in. are rubber-gasket jointed, others are nongasketed Corrugated steel pipe is plain galvanized; 12-in, is 16-gauge, 36-in. is t4-gauge. 60-in. is (continued on p. 44i
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NYC-WTC_000143394
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NYC-WTC_000141870
Form document with significant degradation or scanning quality issues making content indecipherable.
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McGraw-Hill construction and engineering trade publication; appears unrelated to 9/11 environmental records.
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Comprehensive FAQ addressing downtown building access, reopening areas, property manager contact procedures, and building damage status in lower Manhattan.
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machine-extracted · confidence unavailable · Check page ↗NYC-WTC_000164626
DEP internal memo ensuring all staff with WTC information receive and complete Law Department questionnaire by October 29, 2004.
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machine-extracted · confidence unavailable · Check page ↗NYC-WTC_000136990
Archival folder label for September 11 news clippings from the Office of the Mayor, identified as Folder 0123.
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machine-extracted · confidence unavailable · Check page ↗NYC-WTC_000137113
Archival folder label for September 11 news clippings from the Office of the Mayor, identified as Folder 0124.
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machine-extracted · confidence unavailable · Check page ↗NYC-WTC_000152327
A financial document from late September 2001 related to water supply operations and emergency response costs.
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machine-extracted · confidence unavailable · Check page ↗NYC-WTC_000152445
An official press advisory announcing the cancellation of the 2001 deer hunting season and suspension of public access.
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machine-extracted · confidence unavailable · Check page ↗NYC-WTC_000152214
News article discussing gaps in City's post-attack security measures and recommendations for comprehensive defense strategy.
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Department of Environmental Protection internal menu form dated December 12, 2006, associated with the building at 20 Dey Street.
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machine-extracted · confidence unavailable · Check page ↗NYC-WTC_000152263
A financial document from the Department of Environmental Protection dated late September 2001 regarding water supply operations.
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NYC-WTC_000143353
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NYC-WTC_000143426
Newspaper excerpt reporting the discovery of 15 additional human remains at the World Trade Center site during manhole searches in October 2006.
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Newspaper excerpt discussing conflicting demands for the Freedom Tower design, including office space versus symbolic height.
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NYC-WTC_000143439
Fragmented data log or report page from September 2005 likely containing environmental monitoring readings or status updates.
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NYC-WTC_000143442
Partial text from a local news publication dated Wednesday, September 7, 2005, with illegible content.
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