Forwarded memo distributing excerpts from EPA NESHAP document to NYC agencies for informational purposes.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Similar observations were reported in an October 6, 2001, report funded by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, which discussed worker safety issues at the WTC. The report noted that:
with dumps or lewb&ys with large sections of s^si be&ms,-are /}ot deeGfiued{deQ&[it3mvii&iQd) and-the-dufnps-do-not-have-eovers-over-the-loadsr-As-a e-onse^ftienee; potentialiy-hazardotis dust and-debris-is- tr-ae-ked-off site-or is bl&^vnfr0fn the loads during transit.-- (We recommend that.this..q,uotation..be deleted.as it.is.factually inaccurate and that dump trucks starting on September 12 were for the most part covered and the situation was not a hazardous material situation thus decontamination was not required. If this quote is not deleted we recommend that a footnote be added.)
However, certain requirements for transporting debris from the site were suspended by the Governor of New York on October 9, 2001. Executive Order No. 113.29 temporarily suspended regulations regarding the transportation and handling of certain solid waste resulting from the WTC disaster. The order applied to persons working at the site under the supervision of New York State or New York City government officials and suspended requirements for these persons to:
City officials state that starting on September 12; 2001 there was a requirement that dumptrucks be covered and this requirement was enforced by City and State officials. Furthermore, the term decontamination in the quotation is incorrect. Wet down rather than decontamination was conducted. This was not a hazardous material situation and decontamination procedures were not required.
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Internal DEP memo forwarding excerpts from EPA-NESHAP revised final document to multiple city agencies for information.
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Interagency memo circulating EPA revisions for NESHAP and related programs with request for legal and agency comments.
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Draft excerpts from an EPA Office of Inspector General report reviewing the World Trade Center indoor environmental response.
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Correspondence from NYC Corporation Counsel providing comments on excerpts of a draft EPA evaluation report regarding the WTC response.
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Excerpt from a draft evaluation describing modified contract procedures used by NYCDDC for World Trade Center demolition and debris removal.
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Excerpt detailing New York City's initial guidance issued to building owners regarding indoor contamination and cleaning procedures in September 2001.
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Standard fax transmission form used to send documents related to the World Trade Center environmental response efforts.
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Draft excerpt describing the FEMA-funded residential testing and cleaning program administered by EPA and New York City following the attacks.
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