519 document results

Summary Letter from EPA Region 2 summarizing the evaluation of analytical data for asbestos, PAHs, and other contaminants at 125 Cedar Street.

A review of the analytical data for asbestos, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), dioxin, lead, mercury, fibrous glass, and silica indicates tliat the numeric criteria we are using in the Confinnation

Summary Single-page document containing identification codes and file references for World Trade Center environmental records at 120 Liberty Street.

clearance criteria of less than 70 Structures per square millimeter set forth by the NYS Department of Labor Industrial Code Rule 56 and the NYC Department of Environmental Protection Title 15, Chapter 1 Asbestos

Summary Letter from DEP responding to an inquiry by enclosing scopes of work for environmental cleanup at 125 Cedar Street.

Director Asbestos Control Program C%1Y DEPARt çDP:) rvr~ ° ww w. nVc.9ov/deP (718) DEP-HELP NYC-WTC

Summary Clearance test results for fifth-floor apartment at 125 [name] following initial failure.

Sallemi PHONE NUMBER: 212.353.8280 ext. 295 SUBJECT: 125 Cedar Street — Asbestos Clearance Results NUMBER OF PAGES TO FOLLOW COVER:

Summary Transmission journal record confirming receipt of asbestos and lead analysis data on November 14, 2002.

A review of the analytical data for asbestos, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAIIs), dioxin, lead, mercury, fibrous glass, and silica indicates that the numeric criteria we are using in the Confirmation

Summary DEP notification of air monitoring audit schedule changes with assigned personnel for WTC-related environmental monitoring activities.

New item: There will be two scope writers, one to address asbestos containing material (ACM) and another to address heating, ventalation and air conditioning systems (HVAC).

Summary Letter confirming DEP cleanup completion at 125 Liberty Street and concurrence with USEPA evaluation.

A review of the analytical data for asbestos, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (YAHs), dioxin, lead, mercury, fibrous glass, and

Summary Memo advising against a camera crew at 125 Cedar Street due to tenant issues and recommending print media.

A review of the analytical data for asbestos, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), dioxin, lead, mercury, fibrous glass, and silica indicates that the numeric criteria w'e are using in the Confirmation

Summary Memo outlining DEP's role in determining scope of environmental assessments and cleanup requirements for the World Trade Center site.

The cleaning activities were to be performed by a certified asbestos contractor.

As discussed, you and the board members can e-mail comments to Penny Theodorellys, Deputy Director of the Asbestos Control Program, at [email protected].

Disposal Action placed asbestos-containing waste material in doubled and labeled impermeable plastic bags and transported them to an enclosed polyethylene sheeting lined dumpsters for

Summary Laboratory data table listing analytical results for various dioxin and dibenzofuran compounds with detection limits.

Disposal Action placed asbestos-containing wast9. material in doubled and labeled impermeable plastic bags and transported them to enclose olyethy7ene sheeting ' `dumpsters I

Disposal Action placed asbestos-containing waste material in doubled and labeled impermeable plastic bags and transported them to an enclosed polyethylene sheeting lined dumpsters

Disposal Action placed asbestos-containing waste material in doubled and labeled impermeable plastic bags and transported them to an enclosed polyethylene sheeting lined dumpsters

As discussed, you and the board members can e-mail comments to Penny Theodorellys, Deputy Director of the Asbestos Control Program, at [email protected].

Summary Cover sheet for World Trade Center unoccupied buildings correspondence dated November 8, 2002.

Trio Asbestos Removal Corp. On August 22, 2002, the solicitation documents were provided to the seven firms. Five bids were received at the September 6, 2002 bid opening.

Summary Official letter declaring an emergency to facilitate procurement under city rules for a WTC-related uncontrolled construction contract.

Trio Asbestos Removal Corp. On August 22, 2002, the solicitation documents were provided to the seven firms. Five bids were received at the September 6, 2002 bid opening.

Gilsenan and you that the building is being treated as an asbestos abatement using health based standards for the cleanup.

' We note that, durim ;■ J r cor. rence csir h the EPA 1 August 14, .1002 concern the clearance standards/ Cathy ■ Callahan stated that, as part of: the asbestos

Summary Report on revised PAH results, pending dioxin analysis, and failed visual inspection requiring re-inspection and monitoring.

However, I noticed on the most recent asbestos results that there were three exceedances, which would indicate that recleaning and retesting is necessary.