EPA/DEP communication regarding roof and facade cleaning, 2002

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

E. Stre^

• Not all streets are being wetted down, which agency can I report this to? y 5 flSc ^4^K</u>r U/jk ' • Battery Park City residents say dry sweepers are kicking up dust There has been a change over the past several weeks and streets are no longer being wetted down. cUt t C4 / VIu aLc»*t hc/v^Uaj. F. Sidewalks

• What is being done to wet down sidewalks? Is this a landlord responsibility? U' u. «

• For com.inercial areas who is responsible?

G. Other Outdoor Dust Issues

• Gardens, bushes, planters outside of buildings that have not j b^ cleaned. Who Is responsible for cleaning these? Xf 0^ f VT‘ pvqtAV g YU • Dumpsters filled with WTC debris. Which agency should be v z- called? PO-S- Uouao k Ct4k) W5-‘f«P5’7 r O'PPt'cu , • What happened to the dangerous chemicals (e.g. diesel) that burned in the buildings? Were they burned up or are they still seeping Into the ground? -y V rVJ -Sli IV OTHER ISSUES ?

A. Con Edison • When will they be finished tearing up the streets? Sj • There are placing 5 more transformers in the sub station at A South St Seaport to replace the ones destroyed at 7 World f2 ) Trade Center. What are the health effects of this increase in V' electric power capacity? What are effects of electric magnetic fields?

B. Homeless

• There has been an increase in homeless population throughout Lower Manhattan after 9/11, especially in the South St Seaport area? Is anyone doing outreach w this population? c n W- 00 Dr- gWtyvxccj Ucl'>e4o1 I (»\ Vvt ,j VA • NYC-WTC_000147655