Letter from Con Edison to DEP regarding follow-up on water pumped from a gas main during the World Trade Center recovery.
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ENVIROHMEWTAL PROTECTION conEdison 1ST DEP. COMMISSIONER'S OFC. a conEdison, inc. company
2001 OCT -2 PH 3- 23 Randolph S. Price
Environment, Health & Safety
— r September 28, 2001
The Honorable Diana Chapin, Ph.D. Deputy Commissioner New York City Department of Environmental Protection 59-17 Junction Blvd Corona, NY 11368
Re: Follow-up to September 20, 2001 letter
Dear Deputy Commissioner Chapin:
In a letter to you dated September 20, 2001,1 indicated that in our efforts to restore utility services in the wake of the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center, Con Edison Gas Operations had received approval from NYCDEP’s Robert LaGrotta on September 16, 2001 to pump water from a gas main at West and Rector Streets into the street. At that time a total of approximately 75 gallons had been pumped. We indicated that we would keep track of any additional water pumped from that main. This is to advise you that subsequent to September 20, no additional pumping at the site occurred. Attached for your information are sampling results for the approximately 75 gallons of water pumped into the street from the gas main at West and Rector Streets.
Again, Con Edison greatly appreciates the prompt assistance offered by NYCDEP to effect a rapid restoration of utility services to the affected portions of lower Manhattan.
Very truly yours,
Randolph Price Vice President Environment, Health & Safety
Attachment
Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. 4 Irving Place - Room 802 New York NY 10003-3598 212 460 1293 212 677 2050 fax [email protected]
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