NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
9/15 Samples From Air Monitors in and Around "Ground Zero"... overload - MURRAY & GREENWICH, 3 blocks N of
Out of 31 analyzed - 6 were marginally above the 70 s/mm^ Ground Zero perimeter
structures per millimeter squared that we use to dear schools
120.18 s/mm2 - MURRAY & CHURCH ST., 3 blocks
after asbestos removal under AHERA.... [9/15/01 "Press
NNE of Ground Zero perimeter
Information" sheet]
overload - MURRAY BETWEEN CHURCH &
BROADWAY, 31/2 blocks NE of Ground Zero
perimeter
overload - BROADWAY & MURRAY ST., 4 blocks
NE of Ground Zero perimeter
overload - GREENWICH & PARK PL., 2 blocks N of
Ground Zero perimeter
overload - VESEY BETWEEN CHURCH &
GREENWICH ST., at north perimeter of Ground
Zero
overload - FULTON & CHURCH ST., at east
northeast perimeter of Ground Zero
131.23 s/mm2 - FULTON BETWEEN CHURCH &
BROADWAY, 1/2 block E of Ground Zero perimeter
overload - LIBERTY ST. & BROADWAY. 1 block SE
of Ground Zero perimeter
overload - CEDAR ST. & BROADWAY, 2 blocks SE
of Ground Zero perimeter
9/16 All samples taken from nine permanent air monitors in and 102.36 s/mm2 - WASHINGTON & PARK PLACE, 1
around ground zero were, for the most part, below background block N of Ground Zero perimeter
levels. One samples, taken from the "hot zone" - an area 78.74 s/mm2 - MURRAY & GREENWICH, 3 blocks
accessed only by response workers - was above EPA's very
N of Ground Zero perimeter
protective standard of 70 s/mm^ structures per square
millimeter.... While the level found in the sample was not 78.74 s/mm2 - MURRAY & CHURCH ST., 3 blocks
considered high, EPA continues to advise personal protective NNE of Ground Zero perimeter
equipment for the emergency response workers. [9/16/01
"Daily Summary". Note EPA doss not issue warning for
overload - MURRAY BETWEEN CHURCH &
BROADWAY, 31/2 blocks NE of Ground Zero
residents and others
perimeter
overload - VESEY ST BETWEEN CHURCH &
W.BROADWAY, at north perimeter of Ground Zero
overload - FULTON & CHURCH ST., east-northeast
perimeter of Ground Zero
overload - FULTON BETWEEN CHURCH &
BROADWAY, 1/2 block E of Ground Zero perimeter
overload - LIBERTY ST. & BROADWAY, 1 block SE
of Ground Zero perimeter
overload - CEDAR ST. & BROADWAY, 2 blocks SE
of Ground Zero perimeter
9/17 Air samples taken from nine permanent air monitors in and overload - FULTON & CHURCH ST., at east
around ground zero were, for the most part, below background perimeter of Ground Zero
levels. One sample taken from the "hot zone" - an area
overload - UBERTY ST. & BROADWAY, 1 block SE
accessed only by response workers - was above EPA's very
of Ground Zero perimeter
protective standard of 70 s/mm^ structures of asbestos per
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