688 document results

Summary Law Department notice instructing staff to preserve original World Trade Center documents for potential litigation.

Estimate: $877,000 Dear Commissions Ward: This letter confirms the Comptroller's Office's oral approval and serves as written approval for the emergency procurement of asbestos

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

: $877,000 Dear Commissioner Ward: This letter confirms the Comptroller’s Office's oral approval and serves as written approval for the emergency procurement of asbestos

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

In order to define the areas containing asbestos (the “hot zone”) and to continually shrink the size of the hot zone, such monitoring is required

Summary Cover sheet for a fax transmission from the Department of Environmental Protection dated June 3, 2002.

NAME BID.DEP RESP ft AMOUNT TRIO ASBESTOS

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

Radhakrishnan, P.E„ Director Asbestos Control Program at (718) 595-3718. February 28,2002 NYC-WTC_000150988

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.

Summary Legal memorandum discussing the drafting of a Commissioner's order to address WTC residue contamination on a vacant building near the World Trade Center site.

The analysis of samples taken during the inspection show that the residue is asbestos-containing material (ACM), a hazardous substance. 3.

Summary Counsel memo discussing the issuance of a Commissioner's Order to an unresponsive owner of a building extensively contaminated with WTC residue.

The analysis of samples taken during the inspection show that the residue is asbestos-containing material I (ACM), a hazardous substance. I 3.

Summary Cover page for a laboratory report regarding landfill operations, dated October 2001.

air sampling program to document that support areas are safe and that NYPD personnel are being adequately protected while performing the many tasks in this project Mesults of the asbestos

Summary Table of contents for a site control plan document regarding landfill entry and exclusion zones for WTC debris.

reduction rating to be determined from exposure 2) Exposure to airborne asbestos and monitoring.

Summary Internal DEP memorandum routing form with checkboxes for document handling actions, outcome tracking, and coordination across city agencies.

indoor and outdoor spaces even after cleaning and private independent tests have shown that certain indoor spaces contain mercury, lead, chromium, cadmium, asbestos

Summary Review draft of an environmental health and safety plan for debris operations at Staten Island Landfill.

.4.4 4.3 CHEMICAL HAZARDS............... .45 4.3.1 Asbestos

Summary Review draft of an environmental health and safety plan for debris operations at Staten Island Landfill.

reduction rating to be determined from exposure 2) Exposure to airborne asbestos and monitoring.

Summary Memorandum regarding the FBI releasing vehicles from Ground Zero to Fresh Kills Landfill for investigation purposes.

PERSONAL g • ■ o Oi o co -pK m SAMPLE RESULTS > ASBESTOS AIR - PERSONAL LIMIT OF SAMPLE

Summary Article featuring a physician stating that asbestos exposure risks are very small for most residents despite higher danger for workers.

According to Uday Singh, an industrial hygienist, for instance, conventional methods for cleaning up asbestos will not necessarily remove mercury contamina- tion.

Summary Excerpts from a CDC press conference and expert commentary regarding an anthrax investigation and public health information disclosure protocols.

; als into unusually fine motes — in­ For the moment, efforts to enlist cluding asbestos fibers.

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

In order to define the areas containing asbestos (the “hot zone”) and to continually shrink the size of the hot zone, such monitoring is required

Summary Application form detailing cost estimates for asphalt and gravel roof clean-up per square foot.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Building Facade Clean-up Work shall be performed by a NYSDOL licensed asbestos contractor with NYCDEP and NYSDOL asb estos certified

Summary Cover fax from the Mayor's Office forwarding DEP documents regarding exterior clean-up to be reviewed before a meeting with building owners.

Non-destruclive or concealed testing for hazardous materials (lead paint, asbestos. etc.) or damage assessment. B.

Summary Guidelines for cleanup procedures, worker scheduling, site access agreements, visual inspection protocols, and occupant relocation during cleaning and sampling.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document Comments to NYC Asbestos Project Monitor and Air Sampling Contract Hours of work Specify hours during which workers will be available.