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WTC environmental database application proposal, March 2002

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Proposal to establish a centralized database for compiling environmental data from WTC site inspections, owner reports, and agency records.

NYC-WTC_000164199–000164201

Folder label: “E-mails 2002 M. Gilsenan

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Database: Must be able to perform a premise search using any of the 5 criteria listed below. Premise Address Must be able to locate building by premise address or any of its AKA’s

AKA’s Must be able to locate building by premise address or any of its AKA’s

Zip Code Useful for separating areas

BIN# Must be able to locate building by premise address or any of its AKA’s

Block/ Lot Must be able to locate building by block/lot

Building Information

Owner

Management Agent

Building Class (residential, commercial, mixed use, condominiums, city owned, office building, etc)

Landmark Status

Building Size

Lot Size

Number of stories

Number of units

Reoccupancy Activities since September 11,2000:

Series of check off boxes that prompt input of other screens

General Clean-up by building staff General Clean-up by professional cleaning company

NYC-WTC_000164200

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