HVAC cleanup proposal for residential units, Feb 2003
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A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
• Begin Cleaning of Building Exteriors
• Establish of a Hotline for Cleaning Concerns
• Establish a Program to Provide Assistance to Individuals/Businesses with Cleaning
Concerns and Begin Implementation
• Identify of Scientific Advisors
• Initiate of EPA Peer Review/Consultation Process
• Develop Preliminary List of Contaminants-of-Concern and Benchmarks
• Develop Communication Strategy - Need NYC to Complete ASAP
May, 2002
• Begin Cleaning of Unoccupied Buildings
• Initiate Study of Background Levels of Contaminants-of-Concern
• Initiate Pilot Cleaning of Unoccupied Building to Evaluate Cleaning Techniques
• Develop Database of Existing Indoor Air Quality Data - Need NYC to submit proposal to
FEMA to initiate this effort.
June,2002
• Fill in Data Gaps of Building-Specific Cleaning Status
• Distribute Information on Cleaning Status by Building
July, August, September
• Complete Cleaning of Unoccupied Buildings
• Complete Exterior Cleaning of Building
• Complete Study of Levels of Contaminants-of-Concern
• Complete Pilot Cleaning of Unoccupied Building to Evaluate Cleaning Techniques
• Complete Peer Review
• Develop Final List of Contaminants-of-Concern and Benchmarks
NYC-WTC 000147999
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NYC-WTC_000147999Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
Memo distributing draft indoor air programs with revisions assigning data collection responsibility to OEM and removing HVAC section pending further development.
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.