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Memo on MTA Residential Cleanup Outreach, Nov 2002

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Correspondence regarding EPA and FEMA coordination with the MTA for posting information about the residential cleanup program in subway stations.

NYC-WTC_000151005–000151006

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Avaltroni, Robert From; Gair, Brad [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 5:54 PM To: Sharon Greenberger (E-mail): '[email protected]' Subject: FW:MTA

attbm3vn.aat Sharon and Bob, I think that we need Dan D. and Chris W. to weigh in on this immediately with Jane Kenney to make the NYC position clear. Please advise. Brad Gair FEMA WTC Federal Recovery Office 646.746.1888 (office) 917.842.7947 (mobile) —Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, November 18,2002 5:54 PM To: Gair, Brad Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: MTA «attbm3yh.dat» Mr. Gair, EPA has continued to work with MTA on the possibility of the posting of information on the Residential Cleanup Program. We believe postings in the subway stations and bus kiosks in lower Manhattan will be a good final outreach effort for the registration aspect of the program. Subsequent to our meeting on Thursday I reaffirmed that we had cleared this and informed Bob Avaltroni that we had discussed with NYC DEP of our efforts with Verizon and the MTA through Charlie Sturcken. If FEMA or NYC DEP have reservations about how the program outreach might work, you should certainly raise them with the MTA. The MTA may share them. As we discussed on Thursday, we will work with Laurel Blatchford on using the program data results as part of the City's outreach efforts in lower Manhattan, which I am confdent will be a great advantage. To that end we contacted Laurel on Friday. EPA and NYC DEP also met on Friday to discuss further the issues related to evaluation and cleanup of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems in buildings in lower Manhattan. We will be speaking again early this week and will keep you informed. Kathleen C. Callahan 212-637-3116 212-637-3115 (fax)

"Gair, Brad"

<Brad.Gair@fema. To: Kathy Callahan/R2/USEPA/US@EPA gov> cc: Subject: MTA 11/18/2002 11:20

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