AvaKroni, Robert III
From: Chacon, Emily [[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 03,2002 2:16 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Cc: Lopez, Chris; Hagerty, Steve; '[email protected]'
Subject: DoH's role in the EPA & NYC Indoor Air Program
Jim,
We received a matrix from the NYC Department of Environmental Protection that describes the
activities of the different agencies involved in the EPA & NYC Indoor Air Program. This matrix
shows that DoH will be responsible for communication of technical environmental issues “to
provide health communication and technical assistance for lower Manhattan residents and
workers related to post 9/11/01 events” for an estimated cost of $400,000. Given that DEP has
this role and cost included in their matrix, we assume that it is based on a detailed DoH proposal.
We cannot proceed with the development of a project worksheet for this work until we receive the
detailed scope of work and a breakdown that shows how the $400,000 was estimated. If possible,
please send this information to me by July 10, 2002.
If you have any questions, please give me a call.
Thank you.
Emily
Emily Chacon
FEMA Project Officer
80 Centre Street
Third Floor-FEMA
NewYork, NY 10013
ph: (212) 693-7451
f: (212)667-8987
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