Programmatic agreement for building cleaning following disaster, March 2002

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

B. Repair of road composition with in kind surface materials to maintain pre-disaster size, traffic capacity, and load classifications of motor vehicles, including the reshaping and compacting of road bed soil and the repair of asphaltic or Portland cement concrete pavements. This Allowance does not apply to the repair of brick or stone paving, or the regrading of native materials to reconstruct the roadbed.

C. Repair of traffic control devices such as traffic signs and signals, delineators, pavement markings, and traffic surveillance systems.

D. In kind repair of road lighting systems, such as period lighting.

E. In kind repair of road appurtenances such as curbs, berms, fences, and sidewalks that are not brick or stone.

F. In kind repair of roadway safety elements such as barriers, guardrails, and impact­ attenuation devices.

IV. FEES AND SERVICES

A. Miscellaneous labor costs.

B. Rental or purchase of vehicles or other motorized equipment.

C. Builders fees.

D. Fees for architectural, engineering or other design services, provided the services will not result in an adverse effect on a property listed in or eligible for the Register.

E. Reimbursement of an applicant’s insurance deductible, not to exceed $1,000.

V. HUMAN SERVICES

The following activities relating to implementation of Sections 408, 409, 412, 415, and 416 of the Stafford Act;

A. The minimal repair program.

B. Temporary housing for disaster victims whose homes are uninhabitable, with the exception of potential archeological issues related to temporary housing sites.

C. Disaster unemployment assistance.

D. Legal services.

E. Crisis counseling.

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