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DEP asbestos notifications and WTC debris survey results, April 2002
Machine-extracted title · confidence 92%DEP summary of asbestos project notifications, building inspections, WTC debris survey of 450 buildings, and air/bulk sampling results from 269 building owners.
NYC-WTC_000163631Folder label: “E-mails 2002 M. Gilsenan”
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Gilsenan, Michael
From: Radhakrishnan, Krish Sent: Tuesday, April 02. 2002 5:14 PM To: Gilsenan, Michael Subject: AP answer
1. DEP doesn’t issue permits. Building owners are required to submit notifications when they conduct an asbestos project (which includes clean up of asbestos containing material). Since 9/11 DEP received a total of about 34 notifications fi-om the WTC area. 2. All the jobs for which notifications were submitted were inspected at least once during the clean up. DEP also responded to all the complaints. 3. DEP conducted sinvey of about 450 buildings. During the survey DEP inspected the exterior surfaces such as roofs, facades, setbacks, etc. for visible debris fi'om WTC. About 211 of the buildings contained varying amoimt of WTC debris. Based on our request to building owners for information regarding the interior air and bulk sampling DEP received responses fi-om 269 building owners. Following are the results. Total Positive(asbestos) Bulk Sample 2622 169 AIR PCM 77,675 863 PCM- Phase Contrast Microscopy TEM 41,425 197 TEM- Transmission Electron Microscopy
4. Total number of calls reed. By OEM hot line = 546 Number of calls referred to DEP = 60 Number complaints resolved to date = 53
5. As a result of the DEP’s letter the Department reed, the above information. That letter was dated Feb. 2002 and not Sep. 14.
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