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WTC contractor bid verification memo, July 11 2002
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. * Gilsenan, Michael From: [email protected] Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 9:53 AM To: Gilsenan, Michael; [email protected] Co: [email protected] Subject: Residential Cleanups
fyi, below is a follow up note to the meeting we had with staff from the new york state attorney general’s office, our legal staff is working with us on our position. i'll keep you informed if we see any issues. let me know if you have any input, thanks, kathy Kathleen C. Callahan 212-637-3116 212-637-3115 (fax) ---- Forwarded by Kathy Callahan/R2/USEPA/US on 07/12/2002 09:50 AM
Gordon Johnson <Gordon.Johnsongoag.s To: Kathy Callahan/R2/USEPA/USgEPA, Beverly tate.ny.us> Kolenberg/R2/USEPA/US@EPA, Dore LaPosta/R2/USEPA/USgEPA, Thomas Lieber/R2/USEPA/USgEPA, Mark 07/03/2002 04:54 PM Maddaloni/R2/USEPA/USgEPA, Eric Schaaf/R2/USEPA/USgEPA, Paul Simon/R2/USEPA/US@EPA co: Joy Jenkins <Joy.JenkinsSoag.state.ny.us>, Patricia Primi <Patricia.Primigoag.state.ny.us>, Peter Lehner <[email protected]>, Pico Ben-Amotz <PicoPaul.Ben-Amotzgoag.state.ny,us>, Simon Wynn <Simon.Wynngoag.state.ny.us>, Thomas Congdon <Thomas.Congdongoag .state.ny.us> Subject: Residential Cleanups
I am writing to thank EPA again for meeting with us. By separate copy to Kathy Callahan, we are sending you two reports — CDC’s "Preventing Lead Poisoning in Yong Children," (Oct. 1991), and the NYAG’s "Look Out for Lead! A Guide for Tenants with Preschool-Age Children," (July 1999) — as a follow up of our meeting and, with respect to the CDC study, as promised. We still have strong concerns about how lead will be addressed during the cleanup. Our re-review of testing results, some of which were provided by residents who had testing performed at their own expense, shows that lead has been found at significant levels, certainly high enough to raise concern about the health of yong children. At a minimum, lead should be among the contaminants tested for in pre- and post-cleaning testing at all residences where young children currently reside, although we agree with the sentiment expressed by everyone at the meeting that all apartments potentially will house children. Thus, we continue to believe that all apartments should be so tested. Also, while lead paint was outlawed in NYC in 1960, we feel that 1960 1
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