ell systems. (As revealed during the Clinton/Lieberman hearings, the sir systems at Stuyvesant were never done
• only the outside of the ducts were cteened > Out a thorough cleaning o' an pipes leading from and to air system
were left infected.)
4. Cisen up of ouUiOe of buildings (roofs, wails, terraoes} simuianeously with the start of indoor cleanup.
WINDOWS AND WINDOW SIUS MUST BE INCLUDED IN THE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CLEANUP.
(the proposal msniiona air conditioners <■ the windows and window sills also have buildup which will come in the
minute windows ere open.)
5. Clean up of ail commoi. areas in ell buadings.
e. Clean • p of streets and construction sites • beyond the "watefing down" methods. The stfeeis/perksrtrees/graes
must be cleaned... the sand removed from park playgrounds - and not replaced until the area is safe. The top soil
removed so topical toxins are taken away. The grass somehow should be dealt with«before people begin
lounging all over the grass in warm weather.
Sincerely,
Diane Lapaon VP IPNTA
John Scott VP IPNTA
^dependence Plaza Tenant Associe’lon
NYC-WTC_000144832
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NYC-WTC_000144832Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
Joint announcement of a comprehensive plan by the EPA and city partners to address indoor air quality concerns in residential units south of Canal Street.
EPA Region 2 responds to a congressional inquiry about the joint EPA-DEP program for testing and cleaning lower Manhattan homes after the WTC collapse.