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Permit application for asbestos abatement at 125 Cedar Street interior,

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Application requesting approval for a licensed contractor to clean debris and dust from the building's interior.

NYC-WTC_000155872–000155876

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Cleaning Procedures For 125 Cedar Street

6S • Dispose of all items and clean.__________________________________________________ • Clean piano. Compressed dry air (low pressure) shall be used to blow debris/dust from openings/crevices. HEPA vacuuming must be preformed in conjunction with this procedure. Care must be taken not to damage the piano. This procedure shall be repeated until the piano is 5N appropriately clean as determined by the project monitor. • Dispose of TV, VCR, stereo, and porous furniture to be disposed after tenant/owner ______ authorization.______________________________________________________________ • Dispose of mattress, carpets and window mounted air conditioning unit. 5S • Clean furniture and leave for tenant.______________________________________________ • Carpeting to be disposed. • Remove all cabinets; clean and save. 4N • Personal items remain in “U-haul” containers. Tenant to remove items prior to cleaning. • Substrate beneath buckled floor to be exposed and Contractor and cleaned. Contractor shall not ______ be responsible to reinstall floor.__________________________________ ____________ _ • Clean the books, safe, cabinets and knitting machines. Yam on the machine shall be disposed. Compressed dry air (low pressure) shall be used to blow debris/dust from openings/crevices. HEPA vacuuming must be preformed in conjunction with this procedure. Care must be taken not 3N to damage the machines. Ibis procedure shall be repeated until the machines are appropriately clean as determined by the project monitor. • Dispose clothes, stove, air conditioning units, dryer, mattress and stored yam._______________ • Dispose stove, air conditioning unit and carpet. • Cover the painting and do not attempt to clean it. Responsibility of the tenant to remove 3S valuables. • Clean the books.____________________________________________________________ • Substrate beneath buckled floor to be exposed by contractor and cleaned. If demolition is | 2N ______ required, contractor shall perform the work. Contractor not responsible for floor replacement. Lobby • Dispose of all contents and clean (Liberty Street commercial space).______________________ • Suspended ceiling tiles and ductwork to be removed and disposed. • Stove exhaust duct to be cleaned and left in place • Remove all hung ceiling supports and tiles, and dispose • Demolish rigid ceilings and dispose Lobby • Demolish ceiling mounted air-handler(s) and dispose (Restaurant) • Remove and demolish all associated sheet metal and flex-duct, including thermal insulation Two (2) kitchen exhaust hood systems were also present in the restaurant. A through cleaning of these systems would restore them to a useable condition. Traditional kitchen exhaust hood cleaning practices as prescribed by the Ihtemational Kitchen Exhaust Cleaning Association (IKECA) could be used for this purpose.

• Omission of an apartment unit in the table above means that no specific recommendations are required over and above detail cleaning.

(24) Time sheets shall be submitted to DEP on a weekly basis.

(25) At the completion of work a final report shall be submitted to DEP. The final report shall include copies of the daily logs (activities and entry/exit logs), waste manifests, etc.

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