Department of
Environmental
Protection
59-17 Junction Boulevard
Corona, New York
11368-5107 TO: Joseph Singleton
Michael Gilsenan^^''^
FROM:
Joel A. Miele Sr.. P.E.
Commissioner DATE: September 21, 2001
Robert C. Avaltroni RE: World Trade Center - Estimated Emergency Expenses
Deputy Commissioner
Bureau of Air, Noise, &
Hazardous Materials
Tel (718)595-4418
Fax (718) 595-4422 As we discussed, attached please find the estimated emergency expenses for
the Bureau of Environmental Compliance. These estimates are preliminary
and are subject to change depending on a variety of directions the remediation
efforts may mandate.
We will, of course, keep you informed of any major revisions.
cc: S. Schneider
J. Murin
E. Burke-Richards
idspS
^www.cl.nyc.ny.u$/dep^
(718) DEP-HELP
NYC-WTC_000153012
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