A memo announcing a public forum to discuss the joint Federal and City residential cleanup program for Lower Manhattan.
NYC-WTC_000143770–000143783Folder label: “PACE UNIVERSITY”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Release #2-15 Thursday, May 16, 2002 www.RenewNYC.com www.panvni.gov
Contact; Matthew Higgins/Nancy Poderycki - LMDC 212-962-2300 Mike Petralia/Kayla Bergeron - Port Authority 212-435-7777
LOWER MANHATTAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AND PORT AUTHORITY OF NEW YORK & NEW JERSEY ANNOUNCE PUBLIC INPUT PROCESS AND TIMELINE REGARDING FUTURE OF WORLD TRADE CENTER SITE AND ADJACENT AREAS
Comprehensive Public Outreach Campaign Launched Today
First Public Hearing Set for May 23^ at Pace University
The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey today announced they will hold at least five joint public hearings between now and December regarding the future of the World Trade Center site as part of a comprehensive public outreach campaign. The LMDC and Port Authority released a detailed plan [attached] for public input coinciding with each phase of the PA/LMDC study of options for the World Trade Center site, adjacent areas and related transportation infrastructure. The first public hearing will take place on Thursday, May 23 at Pace University in Lower Manhattan.
The outreach campaign features several public hearings and at least one hi-tech modem town forum in July accommodating 5,000 people; meetings with family members of victims, public officials, LMDC Advisory Councils, and community, civic, planning and transportation organizations including those representing New York/New Jersey PATH commuters; multiple advertising runs in daily, community and foreign language newspapers and public service announcements; and widespread distribution of proposals nnd documents in several languages at locations throughout Lower Manhattan, as well as on the Internet.
LMDC Chairman John C. Whitehead said, "This is an important update by the Governor and the Mayor since it illustrates the significant progress being made in the recovery operations and the rebuilding of Lower Manhattan. It also underscores how the teamwork by the many major organizations involved is paying off in impressive results."
Port Authority Chairman Jack G. Sinagra said, "The public will play a key role in shaping the future of Lower Manhattan. With their input, we will develop a world-class plan that will serve as a model for redevelopment throughout the nation. We also want to ensure that whatever is developed at the site is done in a respectful way that meets the needs of all residents in the New York and New Jersey region."
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Agenda for a February 14, 2002 meeting chaired by FEMA to address health concerns of responders and citizens.
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Memo requesting completion of FEMA forms for PS and OTPS costs related to the World Trade Center by October 23.
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Fax listing confirmed attendees and questions for an Environmental Protection committee hearing.
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Letter responding to correspondence regarding the EPA World Trade Center Cleanup Program, noting that extensions through December 28, 2002, were sufficient for registration.
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Multi-agency WTC remediation coordination message distributed to city, state, and federal agencies including EPA, FEMA, OSHA, CDC, and DEC.
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Notice instructing staff to preserve original World Trade Center documents for potential legal actions against the City.
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Internal memo directing DEP employees to preserve all records related to the World Trade Center attacks and subsequent environmental cleanup.
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Draft correspondence explaining the need to remove WTC debris containing potential asbestos from lower Manhattan buildings.
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