WTC questionnaire submission status update, October 2004

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Yes □ No 3a. If yes, please describe those documents, their source, contents, and location.

4. Did you do any work relating to the attacks of September 11, 2001, the collapse of the World Trade Center, the Frozen Zone, or any type of recovery from the aftermath of these events? (if you are unsure, select Yes and describe below) Yes IXI No I I

4a. If you answered Yes, please describe what work you did. From 9/18/01 to 11/17/01 (one or two people started on 9/15/01) members of my staff and I worked different shifts on different days from Monday - Sunday at 110 Maiden Lane chiefly assisting businesses affected by WTC disaster who needed information involved in reopening their businesses, about procedures to be taken to clean up light dust accumulations, water amd air quality. We provided information on certified asbestos investigators (gave a list). Answered questions about when water would be turned on, about water supply security, about DEP's expanded and ongoing testing of drinking water quality for various parameters, that EPA was doing its own water testing, that NYC drinking water was meeting all Federal, State, and City standards. Gave out the DEP 24/7 Help Line number and website, the NYC DOH Help Line number and website, EPA's Air Quality Information telephone number and website. We also referred businesses and citizens to other agencies and organizations who had outreach people at the location, eg, Con Edison, SB A, for disaster loans, NYCDOB, NYCEDC, for building access, Verizon, FEMA, NYPA, etc. We also gave out informational materials.

At the Mayor's Lower Manhattan Air Quality Hotline members of my staff and I worked Monday through Friday, from 3/11/02 to 5/31/02. Here we answered telephone queries and recorded the concerns on forms regarding air quality issues, chiefly related to indoor air quality and clean-up, from residents in Lower Manhattan apartments, people in office buildings, owners of stores, others. Their questions related to safety of the indoor air, the cleaning of their individual air conditioners, cleaning of central HVAC '(heating ventilation & air conditioning) systems, the air quality and dust in the common areas (corridors, lobby, basement, etc.) We also set up appointments for DEP inspectors to test for asbestos in dust on residents' and office workers furniture, window sills, carpets, balconies, etc. We also took down the names and addresses of buildings that requested and were on a list to have the clean-up of the facades, setbacks, roofs, yards, open garden areas. All forms filled out and information recorded (from 3/11/02 -3/31/02) were turned into DEP's Assistant Commissioner of the Bureau of Environmental Compliance. These ' included: 1) The final OEM Indoor Air Calls Report dated 5/31/02; 2) Graph of the total Call Breakdown, from 3/11/02 - 5/28/02; 3) List of names of people inquiring about facade cleaning; 4) Xeroxed copies of the Indoor Air Quajity (lAQ) referrals files; 5) DEP's original file of callers who required BWTCH follow-up; and 6) DEP's original file of callers who did not require follow-up.

5. Did you ever generate, create, receive, or distribute documents relating to the attacks of September 11, 2001, and/or the subsequent rescue, recovery, or cleanup efforts? (if you are unsure, select Yes and describe below) Yes 1^ No I I C.\Documents and Settings\RoseM\Local 2 10/29/04 3:23 PM Settings\Teniporary Internet Files\OLKA3\l66079_l2.DOC

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