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Asbestos project monitor and air sampling contract terms, no date — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / CONTRACTS CONTRACTORS - See: $ matrics etc file
NYC-WTC_000151289Machine-extracted title
Chain of custody

Summary Detailed contract terms specifying regulatory compliance and certification requirements for monitors and technicians at the World Trade Center site.

From the website, the monitors will be responsible for accessing residential services requested, then scheduling cleaning-up activities and air sampling with the tenants/owners, asbestos

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris

DEP letter to EPA on WTC indoor dust cleaning scope, — page 9

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY
NYC-WTC_000151479Machine-extracted title
Permit application

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

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

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust

Memorandum on asbestos wipe sampling and cancer risk estimation, December — page 6

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY
NYC-WTC_000151640Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary EPA memorandum detailing plans for asbestos wipe sampling, projecting airborne dust levels, and estimating increased cancer risks from WTC dust exposure.

All of the other Millette and Hays resuspensicn factors have also been increased by 10 for the WTC asbestos dusts.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dust

US Senate letter regarding WTC environmental protection measures, August 2002 — page 4

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY
NYC-WTC_000151672Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Senator correspondence to EPA Administrator expressing concerns about environmental protection and public health following September 11 attack on World Trade Center.

» Whst if any, irtcreased cxposucss to asbestos resulted from, the lack of KEPA filters m Sie vacuum trucks used to clean streets and sidea-alks in LcjW'cr ManEartan in ±€ days following

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos

Caustic dust health hazard report, Feb 2002 — page 5

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151956Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Forwarded article discussing caustic dust from the World Trade Center collapse and its potential health hazards in Lower Manhattan.

But the metal poles still bristle with air monitors and vacuum pumps sucking in air almost around the clock, searching for asbestos fibers, chemicals and traces of heavy, toxic metals.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust, fiberglass

Article criticizing officials on asbestos risk underestimation, Jan 2002 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151975Machine-extracted title
Invoice

Summary News report claims state and federal officials underestimated the number of people at risk from asbestos exposure.

®P*- expense FEMA has square foot, and the tab can quadru- saiditlsnotauthori2^tocoverand$40 d asbestos i^ detected.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dust

New York Times article on EPA to lead cleanup effort, — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151983Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary Article reporting that the EPA will lead an effort to clean up and test apartments south of Canal Street.

apartments cleaned — for that many apartments in Lower the first time, or again — at govern­ Manhattan are contaminated with ment expense, following guidelines asbestos

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dust, lead

Article excerpt on asbestos risk assessment for Lower Manhattan residents, — page 2

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151988Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Report discusses physician statements that asbestos-related disease risks are slightly higher but very small for most people.

"They need to go through each building, apartment by apartment, and test for mercury, lead, dioxins, asbestos, and everything else that was in the dust.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, concretedust, debris, dioxins, dust, lead, mercury

Article excerpt on asbestos risk assessment for Lower Manhattan residents, — page 3

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000151989Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Report discusses physician statements that asbestos-related disease risks are slightly higher but very small for most people.

"We found a lot of glass fibers, not just from asbestos, but from the windows," Buckley said. "This was very similar to volcanic ash."

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dust, glassfibers

Draft Order of Commissioner of Health, Oct 2001 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / DECLARATIONS OF EMERGENCY WRITTEN DETERMINATIONS EMERGENCY CONTRACTS
NYC-WTC_000150665Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Draft order establishing a perimeter around hazardous debris to prevent public exposure to contaminants.

various locations identified by a green line, surrounding and demarcating an area of rubble and debris which is known to contain certain hazardous materials, including, but not limited to, asbestos

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris

Draft Order of Commissioner of Health, Oct 2001 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / DECLARATIONS OF EMERGENCY WRITTEN DETERMINATIONS EMERGENCY CONTRACTS
NYC-WTC_000150667Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Draft order establishing a perimeter around hazardous debris to prevent public exposure to contaminants.

in various locations identified by a green line, surrounding and demarcating an area of rubble and debris which is known to contain certain hazardous materials, including, but not limited to, asbestos

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris

News article on caustic dust and air monitoring, WTC area — page 5

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000152015Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary Forwarded news article describing EPA air monitoring efforts in lower Manhattan and findings that WTC dust was highly caustic and potentially hazardous to health, February 2002.

But the metal poles still bristle with air monitors and vacuum pumps sucking in air almost around the clock, searching for asbestos fibers, chemicals and traces of heavy, toxic metals.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust, fiberglass

DEP internal routing form with action checkboxes, undated — page 3

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11
NYC-WTC_000152028Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary Internal DEP routing sheet with checkboxes for handling reports, comments, and coordination regarding WTC environmental data.

As it turns out, this once-secret report found very little that was unhealthy: just a few "potential" asbestos fibers and too much dust at two locations. Nothing to worry about? Maybe not.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dust, lead, pcbs

EPA response to NYC regarding WTC indoor testing data, Aug — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY
NYC-WTC_000151540Machine-extracted title
Memo or letter

Summary EPA letter responding to inquiries about the World Trade Center cleanup program, providing data on building contamination testing and environmental health impacts.

EPA was able to further confirm the presence of asbestos from this information. The NYCDEP contact regarding this information is Mr. Michael Gilsenan at (718) 595-4418.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos

DEP exterior clean-up survey listing and instructions, Jan 2002 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / DEP EXTERIOR CLEAN UP - Also See Building Lists #2
NYC-WTC_000150914Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Memo describing DEP surveys of building exteriors for debris and providing a list of buildings identified with visible accumulations.

Document New York City Department of Environmental Protection Bureau of Environmental Compliance Asbestos

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris

Lower Manhattan health and safety web page content draft, 2002 — page 5

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / Lower Manhattan Public Information (Edelman)
NYC-WTC_000151071Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

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

For instance, asbestos fibers, which can be very small, are trapped by the HEPA filter so they are not re-suspended in the air. Q.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust, mold, particulate

WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY
NYC-WTC_000151661
Memo or letter

Specifically, Assistant Administrator Callahan informed us that the program was only available to residential buildings and that, as of December 16* the EPA had received 1,212 requests to test apartments for asbestos

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos

Internal routing form for WTC environmental documents, date unknown — page 4

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY
NYC-WTC_000151598Machine-extracted title
Lab report

Summary A generic internal routing slip used to process correspondence and reports related to the World Trade Center environmental cleanup program.

So, as is a common practice in removal actions under the NCP, we have developed a risk­ based clearance number for asbestos in air, taking into consideration other standards.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, dust

DOH press release on Lower Manhattan air quality, October 2001 — page 1

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / FORM LETTERS
NYC-WTC_000150075Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary Health Department press statement confirming that airborne contaminant levels in Lower Manhattan remain below public health concern levels despite smoke.

Fact sheets detailing Health Department recommendations pertaining to air quality, asbestos, safely re-occupying homes and buildings, and worker safety are available online

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust, particulate, smoke

Public notice on building system clean-up procedures, Sep 2001 — page 3

DEP Hard Copies (68 Boxes) / DEP Box 11 / WTC DC TO RC LETTERS CALLEHAN WHITMAN ETC. WARD DOCTOROFF KENNY
NYC-WTC_000151356Machine-extracted title
Unclassified

Summary A public notice advising building owners to replace HVAC filters and inspect for asbestos before restarting systems after the WTC attack.

Fact sheets detailing Health Department recommendations pertaining to air quality, asbestos, safely re-occupying homes and buildings, and worker safety are available online at nyc.gov/health.

Volume NYC-WTC0006Agency: Environmental Protection, Dept. ofContaminants: asbestos, debris, dust, particulate, smoke