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Notes on WTC interior cleaning license requirements and insurance

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Internal notes discussing pre-testing procedures, insurance claims obligations, and indemnification requirements for World Trade Center interior cleaning licenses.

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Folder label: “WORLD TRADE CENTER - RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS

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1 - Steve Levi wants to revisit pre-testing - at least for the “Class B” cases

2 - Gail Rubin wants us to include language in the license OBLIGATING the tenant to make claim for any available insurance monies for cleaning (says FEMA Regs require the grantee to make efforts to collect any available third-party monies)

3 - Larry wants us to investigate whether we can obtain environmental insurance on our own (City), and what it would cost - he suggests $100MM to $200MM. He also wants to know whether FEMA would pay for this.

4 - Larry asks that we include an indemnification from the tenant to the City in connection with the license for the interior cleaning.

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