EPA Region II letter confirming that primary and secondary clearance levels for asbestos and other contaminants were met at 114 Liberty Street.
NYC-WTC_000151524–000151528Folder label: “WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
COPC document, which was adopted as a secondary clearance value for this project, is 1 Although the value chosen for this project was 1 the analytical detection limit available for analyzing crystalline silica in indoor air samples is higher than this value, therefore a result that is below the detection limit is considered to be protective of public health. Four out of eleven samples (36%) were above the detection limit of 11 /xg/m’, ranging from 17.2 to 22.1 These values are also above the secondary clearance value.
Although these values are above the clearance value, they are similar to concentrations detected in a background study conducted by USEPA. In the USEPA background study, there was a frequency of detection of 25%, with a range of 4 to 259 Further, the values from the background study without the maximum value of 259 /tg/m’, provide a range of 4 to 28 This indicates that the range of values observed in 114 Liberty Street are similar to those observed in the background study. Based on this, it has been determined that the crystalline silica results are similar to background values and therefore additional cleaning is not necessary.
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NYC-WTC_000151361
A letter defending the validity of DEP and contractor data used to clear residential units at 114 Liberty Street for re-occupancy.
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A letter confirming that DEP has completed all specified clean-up and monitoring activities for 114 Liberty Street.
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EPA confirms that primary and secondary clearance levels for contaminants at 114 Liberty Street have been met.
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EPA confirms that primary and secondary clearance levels for contaminants at 114 Liberty Street have been met.
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EPA letter confirming that primary and secondary clearance levels for asbestos and other contaminants were met at 114 Liberty Street.
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Laboratory analysis results for asbestos content in beige bulk samples collected from a pizzeria on one of the building floors.
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Laboratory analysis results for asbestos content in beige bulk samples collected from a pizzeria on one of the building floors.
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Formal letter criticizing the EPA and DEP for alleged failures in cleaning asbestos and silica from 114 Liberty Street.
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Federal agencies respond to resident concerns regarding the validity of environmental clearance data for 114 Liberty Street.
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Federal agencies respond to resident concerns regarding the validity of environmental clearance data for 114 Liberty Street.
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A Department of Environmental Protection letter dated April 24, 2003, confirming the completion of clean-up activities and clearance levels at 114 Liberty Street.
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Interim final report from EPA Region 2 detailing a background study of environmental conditions at the World Trade Center site.
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Administrative notice requiring preservation of original World Trade Center documents as evidence for potential future legal proceedings.
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Letter reporting DEP air monitoring results for particulate and fiber at a specific agency office showing levels below detection.
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A memorandum outlining required procedures for building owners to follow when cleaning up debris and dust affected by the WTC attack.
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NYC-WTC_000151348
A memorandum outlining required procedures for building owners to follow when cleaning up debris and dust affected by the WTC attack.
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NYC-WTC_000151350
A DEP letter describing joint agency efforts to sample air, dust, and water in Lower Manhattan following the September 11 attacks.
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