688 document results

Summary Contract excerpt defining regulatory compliance requirements and describing visual assessments of debris on building exteriors near the World Trade Center.

Samples collected from various buildings indicated that some of the debris was asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary Document containing laboratory analysis data for environmental samples collected from the Liberty Street vicinity.

asbestos fibers.

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

No additional cleaning is required for asbestos. AU of the areas met the primary clearance level 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.

No additional cleaning is required for asbestos. All of the areas met the primary clearance level for asbestos'.

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

No additional cleaning is required for asbestos. All of the areas met the primary clearance level for asbestos'.

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

tragedy, there is a need to provide emergency round-the-clock air monitoring at various sites in the affected area in downtown Manhattan; and WHEREAS, in order to define the “hot zone” (areas containing asbestos

Summary DEP correspondence to Corporation Counsel establishing an emergency contract for air monitoring services near the WTC site.

there is a need to provide emergency round-the-clock air monitoring at various sites in the affected area in downtown Manhattan; and WHEREAS, in order to define the “hot zone” (areas containing asbestos

Summary Formal declaration citing the September 11 attacks and authorizing emergency remediation activities at the WTC site.

need to provide emergency round-the-clock air monitoring at various sites in the affected area in downtown Manhattan; and WHEREAS, in order to define the “hot zone” (areas containing asbestos

Summary Formal declaration citing the September 11 attacks and authorizing emergency remediation activities at the WTC site.

there is a need to provide emergency round-the-clock air monitoring at various sites in the affected area in downtown Manhattan; and WHEREAS, in order to define the “hot zone” (areas containing asbestos

Summary Draft text for a public website section detailing environmental safety resources and security information.

Under this program, you may request the following; • That your residence be professionally cleaned and then tested for asbestos in the air (if asbestos is still present, your home will be re-cleaned

Summary Final notice sent to a building owner urging participation in the DEP program for cleaning exterior surfaces contaminated with World Trade Center debris.

Radhakrishnan Director, Asbestos control Program DRAFT NYC-WTC_000150901

Summary Department of Environmental Protection letter requesting copies of environmental hazard assessments for a specific site.

Director Asbestos Control Program DSp; NYC-WTC_000150138

Summary Department of Environmental Protection letter requesting copies of environmental hazard assessments for a specific site.

Radhakrishnan Director, Asbestos control Program DRAFT NYC-WTC_000150142

Summary A letter summarizing visual assessments of outdoor clean-ups and debris presence on buildings near the World Trade Center site.

Samples collected from these buildings indicated that some of the samples were asbestos-containing material.

Summary Letter advising EPA that DEP's Bureau of Environmental Compliance reviewed the draft cleaning contract scope for World Trade Center indoor dust cleaning.

All waste generated shall be treated as asbestos-containing material (ACM).

Summary EPA, FEMA, and NYC DEP staff correspondence discussing a draft letter regarding indoor air issues and funding support for World Trade Center-related environmental work.

Individuals living in spaces that contain World Trade Center-related debris/dust may have an increased long-term risk of exposure to asbestos.

Summary EPA letter to DEP regarding visual assessments of building exteriors for debris in January and February 2002.

Samples collected from these buildings indicated that some of the samples were asbestos-containing material.

Summary Internal DEP memo noting the closure of two complaints and confirming exterior cleaning completion at a specific address.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Maldonado, Jane To: Kam, Phyllis Subject: Please log out per Penny Theodorellys, Deputy Director, Asbestos Unit 1-2487032 Can Ke closed

Summary Internal DEP correspondence regarding an asbestos complaint investigation and coordination with DDC.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Maldonado, Jane Kam, Phyllis Subject: Please log out per Penny Theodorellys, Deputy Director, Asbestos Unit 1-2487032 Can pe closed

Summary An EPA memorandum discussing asbestos wipe sampling, projected airborne levels from settled dust, and estimated cancer risks for World Trade Center cleanup scenarios.

We will do sampling for airborne asbestos in every' residence we are asked to clean or test, but we will also do sampling for metals and dioxin in a subset of spaces.