DOHMH guidelines on fungi assessment and remediation, Apr 2000

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

The New York City Department of Health won ri like to thank the following individuals and organizations for participating in the revision of these guidelines. Please note that these guidelines do not necessarily reflect the opinioi is of the participants nor their organizations.

Name CompanvZInstitution Dr. Susan Kiitzman Hunter College Dr. Philip Morey AQS Services, Inc. Dr. Donald Ahearn Georgia State U niversity Dr. Sidney Crow ■ Georgia State U niversity Dr. J. David Miller Carleton University Dr. Bruce Jarvis University of ryiand at College Park Mr. Ed Light Building Dyn: ics, LLC Dr. Chin Yang P&K Microbiology Services, Inc. Dr. Harriet Burge Harvard School of Public Health Dr. Dorr Dearborn Rainbow Children’s Hospital Mr. Eric Esswein National institut for Occupational Safety and Health Dr. Ed Hom The New York S ite Department of Health Dr. Judith Schreiber The New York S Ite Department of Health Mr. Gregg Recer The New York S Ite Department of Health Dr. Gerald Llewellyn State of Delawai !, Division of Public Health Mr. Daniel Price interface Reseai ;h Corporation Ms. Sylvia Pryce The NYC Citywide Office of Occupational Safety and Health Mr. Armando Chamorro Ambient Environmental Ms. Marie-Alix d'Haiewyn Laboratoire de pubiique du Quebec Dr. Elissa A. Favata Environmental and Occupational Health Associates Dr. Harriet Ammann Washington Deparbnent of Health Mr. Terry Allan Cuyahoga County Board of Health

We would also like to thank the many others wl o offered opinions, ccJHII lents, and assistance at various stages during the development of thsse guidelines.

Christopher D’Andrea, M.S. of the Envi BI Itai and Occupational Disease Epidemiology Unit, was the editor of this document This1 document, and any future revisions to it, is available on the Internet at nyc.gov/health. Fo r further information please contact the New York City Department of Health at (212) 788-1290/4288. January 2002

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