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DEP response re WTC cleanup reassurance program Feb 2003

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Response stating that EPA extensions for the cleanup reassurance program were sufficient for resident registration through December 2002.

NYC-WTC_000151753–000151756

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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Department of Environmental Protection 59-17 Junction Boulevard Flushing, New York 11373-5108

February 7,2003 Christopher O. Ward Commissioner

Pll Dear Ms.L Pll

Your correspondence was forwarded to the Department of Environmental Protection’s Bureau of Environmental Compliance for response.

As you know EPA, the lead agency in this endeavor, had extended the program on several occasions. It is their position that the number of extensions through December 28,2002, was sufficient to allow all residents to register in this cleanup reassurance program. Robert C. Avaltroni Deputy Commissioner Thank you for correspondence related to this matter. Bureau of Environmental Very truly yours. Compliance

Tel (718) 595-4418 Fax (718) 595-4422 Michael Gilsenan Assistant Commissioner

( www.nyc.gbv/dep )

(718) DEP-HELP

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