ALCP field staff has been performing inspections of all buildings where telephone
notifications were received or where building owners requested assistance. Staff
performed site visits in a grid pattern to determine the activities performed by the
building owners, to provide building owners or managers with the advisory
“Building Maintenance Issues Involved in Reopening Buildings”, and to request
any copies of any air tests performed after clean-up.
Number of Buildings Visited 106
Air tests Performed 16*
Inspections 24
Work in Progress (clean-up of debris) 10
♦Based on information provided to staff.
Daily asbestos worker examinations are being scheduled. Individuals must submit
completed applications. At the completion of the examination, individuals who
satisfy the certification requirements are being issued temporary certification for
clean-up activities in the vicinity of the WTC only. The permanent certificrles
will be issued within three to four weeks.
Staff has been responding to telephone inquiries from building owners and tenants
seven days per week. The number of concerned tenants who are re-occupying their
homes and are calling for information regarding air quality has increased. Requests
for data are also increasing.
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NYC-WTC_000148726Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
Departmental feedback on a draft contract scope of work, addressing trigger mechanisms, clearance levels, supervision requirements, and legal terminology.
Document detailing short-term actions like hotlines and cleaning, alongside long-term strategies including pilot programs and contaminant background studies.
Daily activity report detailing updated identification requirements for DEP employees and contractors entering the Red Zone at the World Trade Center site.