Internal memo forwards a request from a reporter seeking the list of 211 buildings requiring exterior cleaning.
NYC-WTC_000155965–000155978Folder label: “125 CEDAR 1 OF 2”
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document TE ARON ys reg OR er NYC-WTC_000155967 \y Me Ny aa 03 Back at home on Cedar St. Chased from their homes by a storm of World Trade Center debris, the tenants of the closest apartment building to Ground Zero were kept out for 15 months by a . blizzard of bureaucratic bungling. Their wait finally has ended. In recent weeks, anxious and optimis- ‘tic tenants of 125 Cedar St. received per- mission to return to the 12-story building on the southern perimeter of the Trade Center site. Five of the building's 23 fami- lies have returned. All are expected to move back within the next month. “This has been our home for 22 years,” said Ed Serrapede, 58. “It’s not like the normal building in New York City. We know everyone here.” The building was one of the first in the Financial District to be converted from of- fices into apartments. The tenants, who have rent-stabilized apartments, did the work themselves. : ; Yesterday, many of them gathered in a dusty loft to th the person they credit with getting them back home: Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver. Last year, Silver (D-Manhattan) pulled ‘the building’s management, utility com- panies and representatives of various city, state and federal agencies into one room to resolve the problems keeping the building closed. Electricity was restored, insurance claims were completed and the building was cleaned by the city Department of En- vironmental Protection. For his help, Silver was named an hon- orary tenant, prompting him to joke, “As lon as you keep the refrigerator stocked I get the remote when I’m here, we'll get along fine.” Greg Gittrich
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NYC-WTC_000155813
Cover sheet for a confidential legal transmission sent to the US Environmental Protection Agency Region 2 concerning the 125 Cedar Street site.
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Request to review and edit a draft letter regarding environmental testing at 125 Cedar Street in November 2002.
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EPA memo summarizing commitments and issues raised during meeting with 125 Cedar residents on recovery efforts.
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Report on asbestos/HVAC consultant recommendations and planning for metals, mercury, and dioxin testing.
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Letter from the Department of Transportation confirming coordination efforts for the reconstruction and cleanup of 125 Cedar Street.
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Legal firm transmits confidential information regarding environmental work to EPA Region 2 via fax.
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Document identified only by its archive reference number with no visible text content in the excerpt.
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Coordination regarding recruitment of building owners for environmental background study, focusing on loft owner participation.
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Request for a joint DEP and DOH walk-through to assess mold conditions and recommend remediation steps.
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NYC-WTC_000107585
Laboratory data table listing analytical results for various dioxin and dibenzofuran compounds with detection limits.
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Administrative reference page containing Department of Environmental Protection office address, contact numbers, and organizational information.
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Summary document outlining the timeline of exterior cleaning, inspections, and contract bidding for 125 Cedar Street.
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EPA staff provides feedback on a press release for 125 Cedar reoccupancy and discusses cancellation policy.
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EPA Region 2 memo summarizing analytical data for asbestos and other contaminants at 125 Cedar Street.
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Directory of New York City agency contacts including cell numbers for various departments like ACS, DOB, and DCP.
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