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Slides regarding exterior cleanup program, August 2002

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Internal communication with presentation materials regarding exterior cleanup program status.

NYC-WTC_000150902–000150906

Folder label: “DEP EXTERIOR CLEAN UP - Also See Building Lists #2

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Exterior Clean Up Program Summary

• The Department performed inspections of exterior building surfaces.

The inspections included the examination of roofs, facades, alleys, fire escapes, and ledges, etc. for the presence of visible debris from the collapse of the WTC.

• Buildings with visible accumulations of debris were identified.

• Building owners/ managers were directed to have the material tested and cleaned up appropriately.

• Follow-up inspections were performed based on owner/manager written response.

• The Exterior Clean Up Program was developed (with funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency - FEMA) to clean up exterior surfaces that still had WTC debris.

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