NYC-WTC_000149432
DEP asbestos project notification form and inspection report dated December 12, 2002.
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NYC-WTC_000149537–000149682Folder label: “ATSDR/DHAC_ASTM”

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Atsdr Report on Residential Air and Dust Sampling in Lower Manhattan AGENCY FOR TOXIC SUBSTANCES AND DISEASE REGISTRY
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease ATSDR focused on building-related materials Registry (ATSDR), a federal public health agency that were known to have emanated from the under the Department of Health and Human collapse of the World Trade Center towers that Services, was created under Superfund legislation might cause health problems. However, our to assist the Environmental Protection Agency, investigation cannot definitively conclude whether and state and local public health departments in the contaminants found were actually from the assessing how toxic substances in the environment disaster. may affect public health. The New York City Department of Health Sample Locations requested ATSDR’s assistance in designing a ■ A total of 117 air samples were taken from sampling plan and in conducting sampling of inside and adjacent to the selected residences in residential air and dust in lower Manhattan to various areas of lower Manhattan determine if residents are being exposed to ■ A total of 98 dust samples were taken from concentrations of materials that may be harmful. apartments, common areas, and outdoor areas of those 30 residential buildings The Purpose of the Sampling ■ Background samples of both dust and air were ■ response to public concern taken from four buildings north of 59* Street ■ determine if residents are being exposed to concentrations of materials that may be harmful Air Sample Results ■ determine whether areas already cleaned ■ The air samples from inside the buildings contain materials that may be of public health showed no elevated levels of asbestos. Levels concern were similar to those seen in areas not ■ provide information to the public on possible affected by the World Trade Center collapse. public health implications
Dust Sample Results The Sampling Plan and its Limitations Asbestos The sampling plan was designed to obtain samples ■ Low levels of asbestos were found in settled from locations across the lower Manhattan area. dust, primarily below Chambers Street, in 10 Because of the time urgency associated with the (17.5 %) of the residential units dust sampled, need to obtain results, the plan was not designed 5 (19.2 %) of the common area samples and 5 to gamer samples statistically representative of the (33 %) of the outdoor areas samples. Only 2 of area, but rather to give public health officials and the 14 indoor samples exceeded the 1% level. citizens relatively quick, overall feedback regarding contaminants present. Thirty residential buildings ■ Asbestos was detected in some of the areas were sampled in lower Manhattan, the vast majority previously cleaned. kt of which had some degree of clean up. ■ No asbestos was detected in the background dust samples taken from north of 59“' Street.
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NYC-WTC_000149432
DEP asbestos project notification form and inspection report dated December 12, 2002.
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Generic form or header page from the Department of Environmental Protection regarding general World Trade Center notices and requests.
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Draft spreadsheet of asbestos sampling results from residential locations collected November-December 2001, circulated for review.
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Series of emails forwarding a draft memo between DEP staff members for review and finalization.
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Forwarded spreadsheet compiling residential asbestos sampling results collected in November-December 2001, including Building 11 reoccupancy assessment.
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Draft compilation of asbestos air samples collected from residential areas November-December 2001 by NYC DOH and ATSDR.
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Transmission of revised asbestos sampling results for residential samples collected November-December 2001.
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Draft protocol outlining objectives and locations for assessing airborne and settled dust exposures in residential areas.
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Draft protocol for assessing airborne and settled dust exposures in residential areas following the World Trade Center collapse.
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Coordination memo for WTC recovery inter-agency meeting on building and parks assessment and scope.
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NYC-WTC_000143333
Illegible handwritten notes and diagrams related to asbestos sampling activities in 2002.
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Large volume technical report containing environmental data and analysis related to the World Trade Center disaster site cleanup.
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NYC-WTC_000146129
Correspondence from NYC Corporation Counsel providing comments on excerpts of a draft EPA evaluation report regarding the WTC response.
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NYC-WTC_000164671
Draft document titled World Trade Center Emergency Safety and Health Plan dated September 30, 2001.
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NYC-WTC_000152439
Letter from Con Edison to DEP regarding follow-up on water pumped from a gas main during the World Trade Center recovery.
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NYC-WTC_000123875
Letter from environmental consultants summarizing ambient air sampling and cleanup activities at 225 Rector Place.
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NYC-WTC_000153382
Document arguing that respirator safety issues fall under OSHA jurisdiction and should be removed from the EPA review.
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