NYC-WTC_000164517
Draft proposal requesting FEMA funding to establish a DOH Office of Lower Manhattan Air Quality/WTC Response.
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Draft FEMA funding request for Lower Manhattan Air Quality Office,
Machine-extracted title · confidence 100%Draft proposal requesting FEMA funds to establish an office coordinating environmental health response and data clearinghouse.
NYC-WTC_000151058–000151062Folder label: “Lower Manhattan Public Information (Edelman)”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
JUN-06-2002 22=55 DISEASE INTERVENTION 212 788 4734 P.03/05
Salaries are approximations of fully loaded labor costs. Most individua;^ will be hired as NYCDOH staff and will also require office space provided by the City. Assumed project period of 18-24 months.
Off/ca Admmistratlon rrtle Annual No. Staff TotafSaiofy Salary Director 145, 1 145.000 I Administrative 52,000 1 52,1BE* Clerical 45,000 1 45.000 IiM’’ Consulting Environmental 130,000 1 130,000 Advocate Senior Industrial Hygienist 110, 1 110,000 City Research Scientist 65,000 1 65,000 Data Entry/Clerical 30,000 1 30.000 Total 5577,000
Annual Needs Assessment nt/e Annual No. Staff Tota/Satafy Salary Survey Coordinator 45,000 1 45. Field Staff (25 hrs/week) $10/hr 30 (for 4 weeks) 30,000 Total $76,000
2. Technical Support
■ Provide guidance to the NYC Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications (DOITT) in compiling indoor monitoring data from private companies • Consult on data comparability, perform data cleaning and reconciliation, provide data analysis. J data interpretations and risk characterization assj$?ments I • Develop data reports I • Support EPA background study I • Develop guidance documents (cleaning, contaminants, health effects, population group risks) H * Participate in identifying contaminants of concern and recommend effective cleaning measures • Conduct research, monitoring, pilot cleanup demonstrations and other tasks as needed • Respond to concerns around technical issues (schools, outdoor, indoor, worker) • In concert with DOITT, develop data presentations (mapping, graphs, charts, tables) • Make presentations to community on technical issues • Consult on technical issues
DRAFT 2 5/31/2002 James Miller
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