Hi. State Dept, of Labor is looking to scale back its residential
assistance program , which had been multi-county. This program makes
HEPA vacs, air conditioners, filters, etc. available to residents who
request them. As of today, they’re just going to do the 5 boroughs. They
would like to bring it in even closer to the impacted area, and probably
use the same boundaries that EPA chose for the residential cleaning
program, but they're looking at whether there's some sort of basis for
picking the smaller area. I wondered if DEP's survey of rooftop asbestos
might help to give them comfort that they're picking a generous enough
area; last I recalled. Canal Street was well away from the farthest
building on which asbestos was found. Is there an updated version of
DEP's information available?
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Internal DEP memo discussing FEMA-funded reimbursement program details for HEPA filters, air conditioners, and air purifiers, including reimbursement limits and eligibility…
A project proposal outlining the timeline, methods, and justification for cleaning HVAC systems in residential units affected by World Trade Center dust.
DEP memo comparing widely disparate insurance premium quotes from three remediation contractors for $50 million coverage, noting concerns about cost variation.
Internal DEP memo discussing FEMA-funded reimbursement program details for HEPA filters, air conditioners, and air purifiers, including reimbursement limits and eligibility…