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Interagency WTC committee coordination memo, April 2002

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Interagency correspondence regarding multi-agency committee conference call coordination for WTC response oversight.

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Folder label: “MEETINGS M. Gilsenan

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It is for this reason that I had previously suggested that no matter what is done in the way of sampling, somebody who is part of the sampling team should do a visual inspection for water damage and mold, and a check should be made of the overall building to see if water leakage or intrusion, or climate control systems problems could have occurred. The later is necessary in case there are moisture problems behind walls that aren't readily visible.

I'll give you a reading on how many of our consultants handled mold problems if and when I get that info from the staff.

Mark Maddaloni To: Paul Giardina/R2/USEPA/US@EPA 03/21/02 09:52 cc: AM Subject: Re: Next conference call for the Indoor Taskforce COC/Benchmarks Committee

FYI - Comments? ---- Forwarded by Mark Maddaloni/R2/USEPA/US on 03/21/02 09:51 AM

Christopher D'Andrea To: Mark Maddaloni/R2/USEPA/DS@EPA <cdandrea@health cc: Jessica Leighton <[email protected]>, Nancy .nyc.gov> Jeffery <njefferyShealth.nyc.gov> Subject: Re: Next conference call for the Indoor Taskforce 03/20/02 01:10 COC/Benchmarks Committee PM

sure Mark I can take a crack at mold but I'm not sure why mold would be tested. Mold was not a component of the towers; if there was water infiltration into buildings then it may be an issue but we have not come across a single case of mold problems in any of the apartments we have inspected or a single mold complaint related to the disaster. The CUES sub-committee on mold has brought this up but no one on the panel, which includes a mold consultant working downtown, has found this to be an issue.

»> <Maddaloni .MarkQepamail. epa. gov> 03/14/02 04:53PM »> The next conference call of the COC/Benchmarks Committee is scheduled for Monday March 18, from 2 - 4 pm (I extended the time to 4 pm because I'm hearing that we need to move with all due expediency). The call in number is (202) 260-1015 Access Code 4603#

Summary and Action Items from 3/11 Conference Call

Progress was made on consolidating the COC list. PCBs and TSP are likely out, but we need to add mold to the list (Chris D. I know you're 2

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