Asbestos data release coordination memo, April 2002
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DEP memo clarifying that asbestos data table under consideration for release to AP requires prior interagency review and does not include fibrous glass information.
Avaltroni, Robert
From: Maldonado, Jane
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 4:32 PM
To: asumowiczi^ityhall.nyc.gov
Cc: Chapin, Diana; Avaltroni, Robert
Subject: EPA Indoor Working Group Meeting
From Michael Gilsenan
Diana Chapin asked me to call/fax you regarding today’s EPA Indoor Working Group meeting. At
the meeting, DEP stated its position regarding the asbestos levels that the COC committee has
recommended. Our stated position was the same that was articulated at last Tuesday’s Sr. Staff
meeting with Joel. Once again, DEP is concerned that the levels under consideration will set new
standards that are unreasonable for schools, businesses and other dwellings throughout the City.
We indicated to Mark Maddaloni of EPA our concerns regarding scientific backup for these levels
as well as assumptions made regarding risk factors.
Also, you should note that some staff from NYCDOH and NYCCOSH seemed to agree with our
position.
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Correspondence regarding finalizing release forms and letters required before DEP meetings with building owners to commence exterior work in early April 2002.
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Correspondence between EPA and DEP officials discussing scheduling meetings with building owners to address exterior cleanup issues in late March 2002.
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DEP raises concerns about EPA-recommended asbestos levels for schools and businesses, questioning scientific justification and feasibility of proposed standards.
DEP raises concerns about EPA-recommended asbestos levels for schools and businesses, questioning scientific justification and feasibility of proposed standards.
DEP position statement on EPA-recommended asbestos cleanup levels, expressing concerns that proposed standards are unreasonable for schools and buildings citywide.
DEP raises concerns about EPA-recommended asbestos levels for schools and businesses, questioning scientific justification and feasibility of proposed standards.
DEP raises concerns about EPA-recommended asbestos levels for schools and businesses, questioning scientific justification and feasibility of proposed standards.
DEP position statement on EPA-recommended asbestos cleanup levels, expressing concerns that proposed standards are unreasonable for schools and buildings citywide.