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Draft report excerpt on WTC demolition and debris removal, 2001

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Excerpt from a draft evaluation describing modified contract procedures used by NYCDDC for World Trade Center demolition and debris removal.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Table 3-1 notes three key instructions New York City provided to building owners and residents regarding the potential for indoor contamination resulting from the collapse of the WTC towers and steps for cleaning the indoor contamination:

Table 3-1: Actions by New York City

AADat^s Key Statement 09-16-01 The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (NYCDEP) issued a “Public Notice” flyer to building owners that discussed building maintenance issues. The notice stated that building owners/managers should have possible contamination problems reviewed by competent professionals. NYCDEP officials said the notice was not mailed as mail was not being delivered in the affected area. The notice was also notor included in any newspaper as there were numerous press releases and press briefings concerning the subject. Information was also published on the NYCDEP website concernng this topic. The notice was however.~delivered by NYCDEP inspectors, who went building to building in the affectecL-ofeaHmfeliver theTiStice te aTE PSQfh City officials believed that this method would insure the widest possible disseminatiop-er the notice. These notices were-also disWbuted at'disaster Assistance Service Center alkali StreeT.BFinallv. NYCDEP established and-Trofattcizgcha special iS^mwr hotline for Questions concerning building naaintenefftee issues.-, but was distributed by hand in Lower Manhattan by NYCDEP inspectors (see Appendix M fo^ copy of the noticed,—

09-17-01 NYCDOH issued a press releasethm recommended that individuals reentering their residences and places of work remove dust by using a wet rag or wet mop, and vacuum with a HEPA (high efficiency particulate air) filtration vacuum. If a HEPA vacuum was not available, the press release recommended using HEPA bags or dust allergen bags with a regular vacuum cleaner. The procedures in this press release were in eluded in the EPA website concerning the World Trade Center attacks, (see Appendix N for a copy - of the press release).

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