Discussion of community request for DOT advisory directing landlords to conduct regular sidewalk cleaning in Lower Manhattan due to dust.
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Gilsenan, Michael Fronr Roger Hayes [[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 5:12 PM To: [email protected]: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]: [email protected]; Jennifer Mandel; Nancy Jeffery: [email protected]; [email protected] ; [email protected] Cc: [email protected]: Kelly McKinney: [email protected] Subject: Re: Hotline meeting and answer
Ok - the DOH folks have been working on Q's so we should have most of it answered. RE: the sidewalk issue. The issue from the community is not who is responsible on a regular basis but more about is there any directive being given to landlords/building owners to do regular (daily?) hosing down the side walks in Lower Manhattan due to all of the dust. Is this something DOS could put out as an advisory even if no new regulations can be issued? There's a certain logic to this request in so far as we keeping saying we're trying all of these dust suppression measures and people say "yeah but all that dust from the street gets sprayed up on the sidewalks so why don't you tell the landlords that their supers have to hose down in front of their buildings?" "Ilan, Lee" <[email protected]> 02/26/02 04:38PM »>
i-restings- We will have a brief hotline meeting tomorrow morning as scheduled at 9:30 in the Queens Room at 100 Gold Street. Please bring any further information you have on the questions from the last meeting. For those of us attending the EPA task force meeting at 10:30, we can head over there together. Finally, I forwarded the question about jurisdiction over sidewalks to DOT - please see Eric's response below. —Lee ---- Original Message---- From: Kim, Eric [mailto:ekim8dot.nyc.gov ] Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 9:08 AM To: Ilan, Lee; Salkin, Andrew Subject; RE: Environ. Hotline Question
Lee, Cleaning sidewalks in New York City is the responsibility of the property owner. For example, in front of an apartment building it would be the building owner. The Department of Sanitation is responsible for enforcing that rule. Feel free to forward any other questions our way - I will see you at 1 pm and will be glad to take any that you have then as well. -eric
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