Request to the Department of Transportation for a fee waiver regarding sidewalk closures needed for exterior debris cleaning operations near the WTC site.
NYC-WTC_000150184–000150186Folder label: “FORM LETTERS”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document : . MAY-02-2002 14!13 FROM DEP LEGAL TO 4544 P.02/02
TO: FEMA
Dear
The collapse of the World Trade Center (WTC) towers on September 11,2001 resulted in the depositing of dust and debris on and/or in many buildings in lower Manhattan. Recent inspections of buildings near the WTC site have revealed that, while many buildings are now free of debris, other buildings still have visible deposits of material from the WTC collapse.
The City of New York believes that it is in the public interest to remove this material from buildings in the vicinity of the WTC site. Samples collected during the Inspections indicate that asber.os may be present in some of the debris. The removal of this material will assure that it win not become re-entrained in die air in the friture, thereby protecting against any adverse effects on air quality or public health and safety. This will also reinforce the confidence of area residents and workers and therefore expedite and enhance die economic revitalization of lower Manhattan.
The City of New York therefore requests that FEMA provide the necessary funding for the hiring of contractors to perform the testing of interior and exterior spaces, as appropriate, te-determine —’ Ilic n.ilijK,' of lUiy dVbiL foundriaud the required cleaning and removal of such debris.
DRAFT
TOTAL P.02
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EPA memo transmitting final cancellation policies and letter templates for contractor use, including three cancellation scenarios for residents.
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Notice to participant documenting reasons for removal from WTC cleaning and testing program due to scheduling conflicts or cancellation violations.
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Document outlining new policies for scheduling and rescheduling residential cleaning appointments in lower Manhattan following the attacks.
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Forwarded article about apartment cleaning and testing program for WTC dust and debris removal.
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Circulation of EPA fact sheets for WTC cleanup programs covering HVAC systems, contamination, and treatment procedures.
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Distribution of World Trade Center cleanup program fact sheets addressing cleaning responsibilities, HVAC, and related remediation topics.
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EPA transmission of fact sheets for World Trade Center cleanup program addressing cleaning, HVAC, and other remediation topics.
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Plan outlining cleaning timelines, cancellation policies, HVAC inspection deadlines, and access agreement requirements for February 2003.
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Distribution of fact sheets, access agreements, and scope of work documents for World Trade Center cleanup program.
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