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Request for letter on firebrick sealing, October 2002

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Resident request for a government agency letter requiring the landlord to seal firebrick walls.

NYC-WTC_000163560–000163561

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Gilsenan, Michael From: __________ PH_________ J Sent: Saturday/October^’12’’2002 9:45 AM To: Gilsenan. Michael; [email protected]@ [email protected] Subject: firebrick sealing letter

Dear Mike, To date, we have not received the letter regarding sealing the firebrick walls in LPIL which my wife spoke to you about last week. Would you kindly send me a letter requiring our landlord to seal the firebrick walls (four walls in total) and detailing how these walls should be properly sealed. It is important that we have such a letter in hand since the landlord will not address this issue unless it is required by a government agency. We cannot consider our space to ready for reoccupancy until the sealing is complete. Kindly send the letter to me at the following address:

PH ..Thank....Y.ou,. PH

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