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Summary Forwarded EPA memorandum dated June 9, 2002, concerning the Asbestos Reservoir and carpet testing methods.

Reservoir - Jenkins 6/9/02 (See attached file: Reservoir-6-9-02-jenkins.pdf) Attached is a memorandum titled: Testing Carpet, the Asbestos Reservoir The memo

Summary Forwarded EPA memorandum dated June 9, 2002, concerning the Asbestos Reservoir and carpet testing methods.

Reservoir - Jenkins 6/9/02 (See attached file: Reservoir-6-9-02-jenkins.pdf) Attached is a memorandum titled: Testing Carpet, the Asbestos Reservoir The memo

Summary Technical guidelines for facade cleaning including safety protocols, waste disposal, and weather restrictions for asbestos removal.

contractor with NYCDEP and NYSDOL asbestos certified workers.

Summary Contract establishing requirements for third-party asbestos monitoring and air sampling in residential buildings.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document 13, If in-place materials suspected to contain asbestos are observed the Cleaning Contractor shall immediately notify the Monitoring Contractor.

Summary Itemized cost breakdown for hotline services, database setup, and web-hosting mechanisms supporting the World Trade Center indoor air program.

and 7 COPCs: dioxins, lead, PAHs, ceramic fibers, fibrous glass, asbestos

dust and 7 COPCs: dioxins, lead, PAHs, ceramic fibers, fibrous glass, asbestos

Summary Forwarded EPA memorandum dated June 9, 2002, concerning the Asbestos Reservoir and carpet testing methods.

Dan@epamail. epa.gov Cc: [email protected] Subject: Memorandum - Testing Carpet, the Asbestos Reservoir - Jenkins 6/9/02 Folks-FYI.

Summary Forwarded EPA memorandum dated June 9, 2002, concerning the Asbestos Reservoir and carpet testing methods.

Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 10:50 AM To: Gilsenan, Michael (ex) Subject: FW: Memorandum - Testing Carpet, the Asbestos

Summary Report from EPA Region 2 detailing joint efforts with FEMA and NYC for the World Trade Center residential dust cleanup program.

, lead, dioxins, PAHs, silica, calcite, gypsum, and fibrous glass in household dust and asbestos, lead, silica, calcite, gypsum, and fibrous glass in indoor air for New York City residential buildings.

Summary Overview of EPA environmental monitoring stations and data tables for air quality following the September 11 attacks.

where monitoring activites are being conducted • review measurements for many substances (e.g., asbestos

Summary Web page displaying asbestos structure measurements per square millimeter from air monitors with daily summaries and health concern levels.

Weather and recovery activities at the World Trade Center can cause temporary variations in asbestos levels that affect these snapshots.

Summary EPA air monitoring measurements showing asbestos structures per square millimeter detected at World Trade Center site locations on specified dates and times.

Weather and recovery activities at the World Trade Center can cause temporary variations in asbestos levels that affect these snapshots.

Summary EPA memorandum on wipe sampling methods for asbestos in Lower Manhattan buildings, resuspension projections, and cancer risk estimates from WTC dust exposure.

CUMULATIVE EXPOSURES OF ASBESTOS ASSOCIATED WITH HEALTH EFFECTS From the ATSDR Toxicological Profile for Asbestos,'"’ including examples of air levels and the amount of time needed to accumulate the dose

Summary Memorandum detailing procedures for asbestos wipe sampling in Lower Manhattan and estimating associated cancer risks from dust exposure.

CUMULATIVE EXPOSURES OF ASBESTOS ASSOCIATED WITH HEALTH EFFECTS From the ATSDR Toxicological Profile for Asbestos?

Summary Section detailing professional qualifications and health hazards like asbestos and lead encountered during World Trade Center ventilation evaluations.

Many older ventilation system components contain both friable and nonfnable asbestos and may contain various contaminants such as mercury, PCBs, lead and microbial contamination.

Summary Document outlining EPA objectives for exterior building cleaning, unoccupied building cleanup, and establishing a hotline for residents.

This can be accomplished by initiating a program that may include the following actions. 1) Loaning HEPA vacuums to interested parties for them to use in cleaning, 2) obtaining asbestos abatement

Summary Request detailing EPA contract administration for resident cleaning, air sampling, and debris removal efforts in Lower Manhattan.

The assistance will include the following options: a) Cleaning within apartments and building open spaces, using trained, certified abatement contractors, followed by air asbestos

Summary Cost estimate for contractor asbestos cleaning services across multiple sectors with EPA oversight totaling approximately $4.3 million.

services of EPA NYC $49,540;30 Estimate based on 10,500 Contract minimal dust accumulations under Scope units to be cleaned, and ’(Asbestos

Pre-, post- and during EPA $462,103 Support Team cleaning sampling to be Contractor performed for 7 COPCs: asbestos

Summary Forwarded EPA memorandum dated June 9, 2002, concerning the Asbestos Reservoir and carpet testing methods.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Reservoir - Jenkins 6/9/02 (See attached file: Reservoir-6-9-02-jenkins.pdf) Attached is a memorandum titled: Testing Carpet, the Asbestos