Memorandum from elected officials requesting agency attendance at a town hall meeting to address air and dust quality concerns.
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10/02/01 TUE 17:31 FAX 212 334 5259 US REP NADLER @002
**GROUND ZERO” ET.RCTED OFFICIATE TASK FORCE
(OfSces of US Congressman Jerrold Nadler, Manhattan Borough President Virginia Fields, NYS Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, NYS Senator Martin Connor, NYS Senator Tom Doane, NYS Assemblymember Deborah Glick, NYC Conncilmember Kathryn Freed, NYC Councilmember Margarita Lopez, Community Board 1)
MEMORANDUM
TO: US EPA NYC DEP. NYC DEPT OF HEALTH FROM: GROUND ZERO ELECTED OFFICIALS TASK FORCE SUBJECT: LOWER MANHATTAN TOWN HALL MEETING AIR & DUST QUALITY ISSUES DATE: 10/02/01
Your agency has been requested to attend the Lower Manhattan Town Hall Meeting to address the concerns of the residents and the business community in that area. Date: Wednesday, October 3,2001
Time: 6:00pm
Place: The Regent Hotel, 55 Wall Street (WiDiam Street and Wall Street), ballroom
We are asking that your presentation address the following areas of concern:
1. Results of air and particulate matter tests
Z Procedures for cleaning individual residences
3. What criteria should be used in the selection of hazardous cleaning services.
4. The transport of debris and safety procedures involved. What precautions are being taken to protect individuals from dust?
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