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WTC questionnaire submission status update, October 2004

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Memo reporting the submission of WTC questionnaires to the Law Department and noting an employee's refusal to discuss the topic.

NYC-WTC_000164586–000164599
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5a. If you answered Yes, please describe those documents, their contents, location, and name of current custodian. I kept many of the handouts distributed at the 110 Maiden Lane location; perhaps some materials referred to when at the Mayor's Lower Manhatta Hotline. These include NYS Action Plan letter & attachment from Gov. Pataki, EDC's announcement about Mayor Giuliani's $5 million Lower Man. Grant Program, examples of questions residents would possibly raise, news clippings, NYCDOH Fact Sheet on "Findings from Indoor Air Sampling in Lower Manhattan," List of Certified Asbestos Investigators, news clip announcing City's spending $30 million for upstate water safety, NYCDOH fact sheets on "Re-Occupying Commercial Buildings & Residents Re-Entering Their Homes" and "Public Health Advisory Concerning Air Quality in the Affected Area of the WTC Disaster", DEP's fact sheet on "Clean-Up" of Asbestos-Containing Material", DEP's fact sheet on "Building Maintenance Issues Involved in Reopening Buildings Closed Since Tuesday," Q&A on various topics. Letter from former Commissioner Miele to Residents of Lower Manhattan regarding Asbestos in the Air/in Open Spaces, Drinking Water, NYC Dept, of Health., with a NYCDOH press release attached, and miscellaneous pieces.

6. Did you generate, create, receive, or distribute documents in electronic form relating to the attacks of September 11, 2001, and/or the subsequent rescue, recovery, or cleanup efforts? (For example. E-mail, Word Documents, Spreadsheets, Databases) (if you are unsure, select Yes and describe below) Yes I I No

6a. If you answered Yes, please describe those electronic documents, their contents, location, name of current custodian, and whether they were saved on a hard-drive, shared drive (server), CD, DVD, floppy disc, or other media?

6b. Did you use any device other than your work desktop computer (such as a blackberry, PDA, laptop, home computer) to generate or receive any of these electronic documents? Yes O No

7. Please identify anyone you worked with or supervised who may possess documents or information relating to the attacks of September 11, 2001, and/or the subsequent rescue, recovery, or cleanup efforts. Karen Ellis, Bruce Macdonald

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Interview: Yes O No O E-Interview. Yes O No O

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