23 document results

Summary EPA confirms that primary and secondary clearance levels for contaminants at 114 Liberty Street have been met.

Therefore, this space within the building is not considered to have met the primary clearance value for asbestos.

Summary A letter defending the validity of DEP and contractor data used to clear residential units at 114 Liberty Street for re-occupancy.

Your staff has identified the area of the building that contains the pizza shop as having asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary Federal agencies respond to resident concerns regarding the validity of environmental clearance data for 114 Liberty Street.

Your staff has identified the area of the building that contains the pizza shop as having asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary Federal agencies respond to resident concerns regarding the validity of environmental clearance data for 114 Liberty Street.

Therefore, this space within the building is not considered to have met the primary clearance value for asbestos.

Summary Notice instructing that original WTC documents must be preserved as evidence and not disposed of.

Therefore, this space within the building is not considered to have met the primary clearance value for asbestos.

Summary A letter confirming that DEP has completed all specified clean-up and monitoring activities for 114 Liberty Street.

Therefore, this space within the building is not considered to have met the primary clearance value for asbestos.

Summary EPA confirms that primary and secondary clearance levels for contaminants at 114 Liberty Street have been met.

Your staff has identified the area of the building that contains the pizza shop as having asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary EPA Region II letter confirming that primary and secondary clearance levels for asbestos and other contaminants were met at 114 Liberty Street.

Your staff has identified the area of the building that contains the pizza shop as having asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary Attendee list for the EPA Indoor Air Working Group meeting held at 290 Broadway on April 4, 2002.

• NYC’s cleaning efforts will concentrate on asbestos which they expect would also NYC-WTC_000140743

Summary Notice from NYC Law Department instructing staff to preserve World Trade Center documents for potential legal actions.

This EPA indoor air monitoring (prior to the FEMA-funded residential cleanup) was limited primarily to testing for asbestos in buildings.

Summary Notice from NYC Law Department instructing staff to preserve World Trade Center documents for potential legal actions.

This EPA indoor air monitoring (prior to the FEMA-funded residential cleanup) was limited primarily to testing for asbestos in buildings.

Summary EPA Region 2 memo summarizing analytical results for asbestos 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 that the numeric criteria we arc using in the Confirmation

• The following COCs are being considered asbestos refractive ceramic glass silica

Summary Attendee list for the EPA Indoor Air Working Group meeting held at 290 Broadway on March 28, 2002.

• The following COCs are being considered - asbestos - refractive ceramic glass - silica

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 that the numeric criteria we are using in the Confirmation

Summary Attendee list for the EPA Indoor Air Working Group meeting held at 290 Broadway on April 4, 2002.

• The following COCs are being considered - asbestos - refractive ceramic glass - silica

• The following COCs are being considered - asbestos - refractive ceramic glass silica

Summary Memo specifying that the final contract work and ledge clean-up were completed in late March 2003.

Also do you agree that the lead wipes indicate clearance was achieved, and with the interpretation on the asbestos? The clearance samples for 5, 7, 8, 9, and 10 (after re-cleaned) are due in today.

Summary Correspondence between EPA and city agencies discussing ongoing Lower Manhattan environmental efforts.

• The following COCs are being considered — asbestos — refractive ceramic glass — silica

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