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DEP draft memo on WTC cleanup chronology, April 2002

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Draft memorandum outlining a chronology of Department of Environmental Protection activities conducted during the initial response and cleanup at the World Trade Center.

NYC-WTC_000153127–000153129
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

I spoke with Bob today and, since the scopes are almost complete (with more requirements from EPA than my last e-mail), he recommends that maybe you can call Brad Gair to keep him in the loop from an executive level. (We have been in touch with FEMA staff at the working level.) Also, he recommends giving Brad copies of the draft scope so that he and his Legal Department can start reviewing it, as Brad had requested.

I also mentioned to Bob that Betsy Collins called regarding information on collection agency contracts (Bob has an extensive background with collection agencies from his Con Ed and PVB days). He asked me to let you know that, if you needed anything from him regarding this issue or any other, please do not hesitate to give him a call.

P.S. He also said he was enjoying his vacation.

Thanks,

Mike

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