NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Mr. Bernard P Orlan January 28, 2002
Wipe Sampling for PCBs and PAHs Page 2
H S. for Leadership & Pub Service (894M) ATCProiectNo. 15-19125-0290
The areas sampled were
• Cafeteria serving window;
• Library table (north);
• Room 1106 floor (south);
• Room 903 floor (north);
• Room 715 table (south);
• Room 503 table (north);
• Hallway floor by Stair B;
• 1 st floor Main Lobby floor.
Each sample was analyzed for seven (7) PCB compounds and sixteen (16) PAHs (see
attachment). The PCB and PAH results of all samples collected were below the reporting limits
of2 0 and 5.0 micrograms/sample (ug / sample) respectively.
Currently, the Environmental Protection Agency spill clean-up standard for PCBs on non-porous
surfaces is 10 micrograms per 100 square centimeters or less (<10ug/100cm2) as stated in 40
CFR 761. No regulatory standards have been established for PAHs on surfaces.
It is our pleasure to provide these mdoor environmental services to the New York City Board of
Education. If you have any questions about this report, please call (212) 353-8280, extension
212 or 261.
Sincerely,
J TC ASSOCIA TES INC.
James R. Cohn, CIH, CSP
Regional Manager
Industnal Hygiene Division
Attachment
CITY_21MC100_003087797
NYC-WTC_000189691
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