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UNITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
REGION 2
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NEW YORK, NY 10007-1866
April 9,2002
The Honorable Daniel Doctoroff
Deputy Mayor, for Economic Development
City of New York
New York, New York 10007
Dear Deputy Mayor Doctoroff;
Il was a pleasure to meet with you last week to discuss our mutual interest in helping
residents and businesses in lower Manhattan affected by the World Trade Center disaster.
At your request I am enclosing a list of EPA’s indoor air objectives and proposed
schedule of activities for the coming weeks and months. The list notes the local, state, and
federal agencies that should be involved in these activities and includes a proposed schedule for
reaching each objective. As you will see, there are many projects on which 1 hope that EPA and
the City can work together to complete. I’ve noted, by underlining in the attachment, a few key
actions for which we need NYC support in the immediate future.
I will call you to discuss this information early next week once you have had a chance to
read it. 1 believe we can share in this critical effort to give people peace of mind as they live and
work in lower Manhattan. Thanks again.
Sincerely,
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f Jane M. Kenny
^Regional Administrator
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