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452 Matlary Avenue @ Jersey City, NJ 07308 @U.E.A
Fax 201-434-3038 @ Phone 201-434-0592 @ Email Tuurmeal.cam
April 15, 2002
Mr. Christopher O. Ward
Commissioner
Department of Environmental Protection
59-17 Junction Boulevard
Flushing, New York 11373
Subject: Lower Manhattan Indoor Air
Pollution Control
Dear Commissioner Ward
We are aware of the massive work your Department will undertake in clean up
operations for lower Manhattan. In this vein we can assist to minimize or control to a high
degree indoor air contamination. Everything is premised on exterior and intertor clean up
of buildings.
Indoor cleaning will basically take out visible contaminants and probably some
sub-micron pollutants. i is a fact that apartments and Offices can be recontaminated fram the
outside and within the buildings. Periodical recontamination through ventilation shafts and
HVAC ductings, among others cannot be fully prevented.
Keeping clean indoor and odor free air is the design of our Air Filtration Systems
(Carico). We have two Models, one with 9 stages arid the other with 6 stages to ensure
proper cleansing of air in a given area. Enclosed is a brochure for your perusual.
We will appreciate discussing matters with you personally to clarify/answer
questions. May we invite you to our Bloomfield Office in New Jersey.
Thank you for the attention. May we hear from you soon.
Very truly yours,
Delfi M. Sumcad
District Manager
ce:Al Lardieri
President
EHP
NYC-WTC_000151881
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NYC-WTC_000151881Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
Internal memo forwarding a citizen inquiry submitted via NYC.gov to DEP staff requesting coordination of a response regarding World Trade Center related matters.
Letter responding to correspondence regarding the EPA World Trade Center Cleanup Program, noting that extensions through December 28, 2002, were sufficient for registration.
Department of Environmental Protection letter declining jurisdiction over a World Trade Center pollution complaint and referring the inquirer to the Department of Health.