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Fax cover sheet for draft environmental proposal, Feb 2002

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A February 19, 2002 fax cover sheet from the Mayor's Office of Rebuilding transmitting a draft environmental proposal for review and comment.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Expertise required, as necessary; • Board of Ed (schools) • DCAS (find space for drop-in center/storefront) • DCP (plans for the site’s future) • DDC (worker safety, utilities, contractors) • DEP (air and water quality, hazardous materials, infrastructure) • DOH (air quality, public health) • DOITT (mapping and electronic dissemination of info) • DOS (Fresh Kills) I • DOT (transportation effects and changes) • EDC (economic development issues, assistance to businesses) • FDNY (?) • HPD (residential buildings) • Law Department (legal issues) * Mayor’s Office Community Assistance Unit (community outreach) I Mayor’s Office of Environmental Coordination (environmental review, interagency , support) Mayor’s Office of Intergovernmental Affairs (liaison to Sen. Clinton, EPA, City Council, etc.) Mayor’s Office of Operations (?) Mayor’s Press office (Press/public communication) NYPD (?) 0MB (budget for task force activities) OEM (Overall coordination, FEMA reimbursement)

• Private utilities - (will be driving much of the reconstruction work) • State DOT (control 9A/West Street) • Port Authority • MTA • Battery Park City Authority

Background/Current Efforts

City’s involvement in WTC recovery activities The City remains in charge of many aspects of activities on the WTC site and the surrounding area and is expected by elected officials and the public to have information on current conditions and future plans. Various City agencies (Health, DEP, EDC, DDC, OEM) are asked for information on after-effects of the WTC attacks, air quality issues, and rebuilding endeavors, and presently there is no mechanism to ensure that each agency knows what others are doing and how they respond to inquiries. Agency responsibilities at present are as follows: DDC-contractor supervision, site health and safety, liaison with utilities DEP-air quality monitoring, maintains 718-DEP-HELP line to answer questions DOH-public health, guidance for residents DOT-street closures

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