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Phase II of the DEP Grease Inspection Program. Phase II is concentrating on food establishments on City Island, and main avenues in Sunset Park. After only two days, 58 facilities and restaurants were inspected, and 88 grease traps were ordered and installed. In Phase I, thirteen areas were iden­ tified citywide where problems had been detected including Lower Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx. No areas wen geted in Staten Island. Phase I of the prograr nearly complete, Unveiling of the Kensico Dam with only minor re-inspections remaining. Plaza Educational Display On June 29th, Commissioner Miele and mem>\ Con bers of KEEP (Kensico Environmental Comments. Let us know what you think. 'Call Enhancement Program) gathered to unveil a at 718-395-6573 or e-mail: [email protected] new Kensico Reservoir Information display at „ To ref Bl any DEP-related problems In the city call DEP's (ur Help Center at 718-DEP HELP (337 4357) Kensico Dam Plaza. This collaborative effort c was undertaken to highlight the importance of To report a ^polluting conditions occurring in the CD watershed, .dU 1888 DEP NYC1 (1-888-337-6921) or E protecting the Kensico Reservoir and its sur­ 1888H20: in™ (1-888 426 7433) 3 o rounding watershed. The display of old pho­ o For any other information, visit our website at: Q tographs allows us to travel back in time to the TO ( ww|w.nyc.gov/dep ) •c construction of this massive dam and to the cre­ CM o Q_ ation of the Kensico Reservoir. The text high- CM UO o T—

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