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Summary Application form submitted to DEP for an asbestos inspection or abatement project at 100 Church Street.

Ail other areas of respective floors, in which bulk samples testod negative for the presence of asbestos, cleanup can proceed as noa-asbcsios project. 4.

Summary NYC DEP form submitted to notify the department of an asbestos project at 100 Church Street prior to abatement.

Al other areas of respective floors, in which bulk samples testod negative for the presence of asbestos, cleanup can proceed as non-asbestos project. 4.

Worker shall mean asbestos handler and/or asbestos handler supervisor, or approved equivalent.

Summary Initial draft of the comprehensive scope of work required to safely clean 114 Liberty Street following environmental damage.

Work^: shall mean asbestos handler and/or asbestos handler supervisor, or approved equivalent. 16

Worker: shall mean asbestos handler and/or asbestos handler supervisor, or approved equivalent. 16

Worker: shall mean asbestos handler and/or asbestos handler supervisor, or approved equivalent.

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

Such clean-up will require the services of asbestos remediation firms.

Summary EPA news summary dated October 15, 2001, regarding environmental monitoring data collected from the World Trade Center site.

within the World Trade Center site were collected on October 10, one sample contained 1.10% asbestos (chrysotile).

Summary Large volume technical report containing environmental data and analysis related to the World Trade Center disaster site cleanup.

The pollutants presented unique challenges—asbestos, for example.

Summary Correspondence regarding DEP acceptance of a variance package for asbestos removal at 130 Cedar Street.

work area shall be by erecting temporary Nmuing or asbestos

Summary Letter from DEP Commissioner regarding exterior survey findings of WTC debris and removal efforts at the landmarked building.

Samples were collected from exterior surfaces to determine whether the debris from the collapse of the WTC was asbestos-containing material (ACM).

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

We continue to believe unprotected workers and residents may have experienced unnecessary exposures to asbestos and other pollutants.

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

We continue to believe unprotected workers and residents may have experienced unnecessary exposures to asbestos and other pollutants.

Summary Interim final report from EPA Region 2 detailing a background study of environmental conditions at the World Trade Center site.

Many compounds, including combustion by-products such as dioxins and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) were identified for further investigation, along with building materials such as asbestos and

Summary Article discussing landlord responsibilities for reimbursing tenants for apartment cleaning and EPA policies on hallway cleanup requests.

Begun on June 7th, with significant support from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), this effort has shown mostly minimal presence of asbestos and other contaminants from World Trade Center debris on the

Summary Correspondence from NYC Corporation Counsel providing comments on excerpts of a draft EPA evaluation report regarding the WTC response.

aean up methods shall consist of adequately wetting the debris, placing the debris in asbestos waste bags and wet ¥Aping I HEPA VCEUumlng the area.

Yesterday, I was informed by Leonard Atteloney that all samples were negative for asbestos.

Summary Memo outlining DEP activities including assessment and coordination with federal agencies for street and sidewalk cleaning.

On 9/12, air sampling for asbestos continued and additional air monitoring for volatile organic compounds, acid gases and toxic metals was implemented at tiie impact area, surrounding

Summary Memo outlining DEP activities including assessment and coordination with federal agencies for street and sidewalk cleaning.

On 9/12, air sampling for asbestos continued and additional air monitoring for volatile organic compounds, acid gases and toxic metals was implemented at the impact area, surrounding

Summary Letter from Goodrich Maiden Associates responding to a DEP request for environmental hazard assessments at 161 Maiden Lane.

Director, Asbestos Control Program The City of New York Department of Environmental Protection 59-17 Junction Boulevard Corona, New York 11368-5107