NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Information From Luis Rueda, Department of Design & Construction
(DDC) 212- 640-9065 (If necessary, can call his Cell Phone: nZTSTZ
J r’pii H Person who can answer questions about the barge - docked east of
r Pier 25.
On Monday, 3/11, he met with the Lower Manhattan Tenants Assn. And
agreed to do the following:
1) Built a plywood fence to separate area in front of Stuyvesant H.S.
from the pier.
2) Are paving the pier (to reduce dust from an unpaved street) and expect
to complete it over the weekend. Have installed a storm sewer to
capture the water used to wet down the trucks, etc.
3) Wetting down West St. to minimize the dust and eliminate the mud.
4) Place rubber on the buckets/pans of the cranes to reduce noise when
they bump into each other. Also to place rubber around the barges to
reduce noise when they bump into each other.
5) Install a “Deluge System” to spray water on the cabs of trucks to wet
the dust.
6) Also use the “Deluge System” to spray the debris as it is being
unloaded into the barge.
7) The average number of barges that are filled each day is
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