Overview of the EPA residential asbestos cleanup program, including roles for DEP, FEMA, and contractor responsibilities.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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2. Cleaning of Debris-Laden Unoccupied. Uncleaned Buildings Program: NYC will clean the remaining imoccupied (residential and commercial), uncleaned buildings near the WTC site that contain WTC-debris. NYC will work with building owners to determine reasons that these buildings have not been cleaned yet. If building owners are not able to expeditiously clean their property, NYC will proceed.
3. Clean Up of Exteriors of Buildings with Residual Debris/Dust Objective: To eliminate remaining debris/dust resulting from the WTC collapse on building exteriors in Lower Manhattan thereby assuring this material will not become re entrained in the air at a future time, thus creating a potential exposure to the public. Program: NYC DEP will contract for the cleaning of the exteriors of approximately 250 buildings in Lower Manhattan. EPA, NYCDEP and OSHA will oversee contractors.
NYC-WTC_000160481
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NYC-WTC_000160494
Document detailing short-term actions like hotlines and cleaning, alongside long-term strategies including pilot programs and contaminant background studies.
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Departmental feedback on a draft contract scope of work, addressing trigger mechanisms, clearance levels, supervision requirements, and legal terminology.
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Summary of the joint DEP-EPA-FEMA plan including hotline establishment, resident assistance, and building exterior cleaning.
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Program overview establishing an EPA hotline and contractor services for apartment cleaning and asbestos testing.
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Proposal outlining direct assistance options including professional cleaning and air testing for Lower Manhattan residents.
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Program description detailing direct assistance and asbestos testing for residential buildings in Lower Manhattan.
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Document detailing the initiative to provide professional cleaning and air sampling assistance to residents.
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Draft plan describing agency roles and near-term actions to support residents and workers in Lower Manhattan.
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A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
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Draft scope of work document outlining regulations and procedures for residential dust cleanup and air sampling following the World Trade Center collapse.
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Draft question and answer text explaining the NYC DEP contractor program to remove WTC debris from building surfaces.
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Letter from DEP responding to an inquiry by enclosing scopes of work for environmental cleanup at 125 Cedar Street.
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A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
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Memo outlining the objective and program for cleaning remaining unoccupied buildings near the WTC site.
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Program overview establishing an EPA hotline and contractor services for apartment cleaning and asbestos testing.
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Document detailing the initiative to provide professional cleaning and air sampling assistance to residents.
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Proposal outlining direct assistance options including professional cleaning and air testing for Lower Manhattan residents.
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Announcement by DEP Commissioner Ward regarding the exterior building cleanup program in Lower Manhattan to remove debris and contaminants.
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