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Memo on pantry food warming equipment for OEM, Jan 1999

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Memo outlining criteria for providing a microwave oven to warm food in the pantry for the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

01/19/99 18:05 FAX 2122190256 SWANKE HAYDEN CONNELL 1^1001/005

Fax Message

To: Distribution From: Juan M. Mejia (See below) Fax: (see below)

Job: 5576A

Date: January 19,1999 Pages: 5 Message:

Please distribute this document to the following people:

OEM Jerome Hauer /John Hughes (212) 442 - 8885

DCAS Glenn Pymento (212) 669-3640

Re: Mayor’s Office of Emergency Management 7 World Trade Center - 23”* Floor Warming food equipment for pantry

As per the following criteria received from Mr. John Hughes of OEM and ]| Glenn Pymenio of DCAS; OEM would receive food &om the Corrections department in some format not specified, I trays, containers or plates) and will be warmed up in the pantry to serve 100 to JSOpersoos^ Existing refrigerator would remain as (per Mr. Pymento Jnd-aTarg^^mrcfowave oven will be provided. The attached catalog cuts represent (2)Y>OSsAle.ways<5i warming food in the pantry. 1) A convection oven will warm food very fast and will also allow some cooking if desired, its limitations are that it can only accommodate up to (5) trays maximum with a min. turn around time. If food is delivered in containers it can be warmed all at one time and served in plates to all 150 persons at one time. 2) A Cooking and Holding Ovens is is more efficient in that it can holdup to (8) trays per unit for warming; and up to (88) plates and if food is delivered in plates. If delivered in containers the containers can be wanned and food can be served in plates for all 150 persons at one time if desired. The kitchen consultant from whom we obtain these catalog cuts recommends the use of the Cooking and Holding Ovens because of its capacity, distribution of heat, maintenance and mobiUty of cabinet if desired.

Please review and let us know which of the above is acceptable, and also if aU of the statements are correct as noted. If you have any questions, or need any further clarification, please call me as soon as possible.

Thank You,

Juan M. Mejia (212)219-6750

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Swanke Hayden Connell Lid/Swanke Hayden Connell & Partners LLP 295 Lafayette Street, New York, New York 10012 212 226 9696, Fax 212 219 0059

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