Forwarded memo regarding HPD estimates of living units in lower Manhattan, distributed to multiple city and federal agencies including EPA.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Avaltroni, Robert From: Harold Shultz [[email protected] ] Sent: Monday, May 13, 2002 2:42 PM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected]; Luiz Aragon; David Bergman; Michael Bosnick; Robert Gawron Subject: Fwd: RE: Re: number of living units
Jim: Ok, we ran the 2000 Census numbers for lower Manhattan. However its difficult to get the right number since two census tracts (6 and 16) straddle the Canal-Rutgers border. Without allowance for the “straddle” we get the following numbers: Population: 75,905 Households: 31,333
If I reduce census tracts 6 and 16 by 50% in order to adjust for the “straddle” we get: Population: 64,968 Households: 27,755
While not as severe as I had previously assumed, I still believe these numbers substantially understate reality. Households should exceed the number of units since there are many doubled up units, especially in Chinatown. I also believe that there is substantial undercounting in Housing Authority and Mitchell Lama units.
Harold Shultz Phone (212) 863-6070 Fax (212)863-6302
“Jim Miller” <[email protected]> 05/10/02 11:17AM »> Should I ask Planning (see attached)?
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Memo forwarding 2000 Census data for lower Manhattan population and household counts, with adjustments for census tract boundaries and discussion of undercounting in specific…
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DEP responds to FEMA regarding established criteria for cleaning school buildings following the World Trade Center collapse.
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EPA memo clarifying that NYCDOH is responsible for mold remediation in WTC indoor air scope of work.
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Report on asbestos air sampling at five locations borough-wide, showing levels below residential reoccupancy threshold except at Manhattan site requiring further fiber analysis.
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EPA coordinating WTC cleanup cost estimate review with NYC DEP and city agencies.
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Forwarded summary of calls received at the WTC hotline on April 1, 2002, for agency review and action.
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