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EPA and agency coordination emails, March 12, 2002

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Correspondence between EPA, health agencies, and city officials regarding Lower Manhattan air quality efforts.

NYC-WTC_000160180–000160183

Folder label: “MEETINGS M. Gilsenan

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Lower Manhattan Task Force; To-Do’s and Work Groups

All agencies - by Monday, 18 March • Submit agency requests for FEMA funding for resources needed to participate in Task Force activities to Sam Benson at OEM ([email protected]) • Provide brief information on your agency’s operational involvement with post 9-11 activities to Sam Benson at OEM ([email protected]) • Include a list of what data and resources you have • If a City agency, check that your information is the same as reported in the Mayor’s Management Report (MMR)

Next Meeting of Full Task Force - Weds, 20 March, 2:30 pm; 100 Gold St, 2 floor. Manhattan Rm (let Lee know if you need to be conferenced in [email protected] )

Work Groups Legal Group - coordinated by Lai-Sun Yee ([email protected]. gov) at OEM Participants: General Counsels at OEM, Law Dept, DEP, DOH, DOB, HPD, NYCHA, DOS, FDNY, EPA, OSHA, DEC Issues to examine: Summary of agencies’ authority Access Enforcement authority Compelling/doing repairs What information and relationships do agencies have Agencies’ requiring, receiving, and disclosing information Access to terraces Jurisdiction for cleaning Definition of hazardous material Items for FEMA scope of work

Site Operations - coordinated by Health/Safety Steering committee through Bob Adams at DDC ([email protected]) or Sam Benson at OEM ([email protected]) This group is already running and has regular meetings Issues to examine: Forward any issues for FEMA scope of work to OEM

EPA Indoor Air Task Force and Work Group - coordinated by EPA () This group is already running and has regular meetings - next ones; Work Group- 21 March, 10am; Task Force- 25 March, 10am Issues to examine: guidelines, not regulatory process for - standards - benchmarks chemicals of concern (The sub group examining this topic is already running and has regular meetings/calls - next one: 18 March 2 p.m., conference call 202-260-1015, access code 4603#). what’s not of concern and why

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