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

The letter noted that EPA “... has recommended, and continues to recommend, that workers utilize personal protective equipment and the personal wash stations to prevent the spread of asbestos and

Summary Laboratory report listing PCM and TEM asbestos air sampling results collected on September 26, 2001.

Many of these individuals had fall or pgrtia£^8£ds4)>&f would make the rcspiratorjtsdess^r asbestos or respirable dust.

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

Many of these individuals had fall or partial beards that would make the respirator useless, for asbestos or respirable dust.

Summary News excerpt discussing positive findings from dust samples collected at the World Trade Center site in late 2001.

Immediately after the attacks, the majority of people focused their attention on asbestos, Lioy says.

Summary Correspondence detailing joint exterior surveys of buildings including roof tops, facades, and setbacks as part of the post-disaster investigation.

This is just the short version of what has been done. 1) Regarding DEP investigations, you can call Krish Radhakrishnan, Director of Asbestos Control, at 718-595-3718. 2)

Summary Memo requests legal assistance for a DEP program to clean WTC debris from building roofs and facades using FEMA funds.

The Bid Package does not require the asbestos remediation contractors > to obtain insurance for Environmental Impairment Liability Insurance or > Contractor's Environmental Impairment Liability Insurance

Summary Memo describing DEP and EPA phases of exterior building surveys including rooftops, facades, and setbacks in Lower Manhattan.

This is just the short version of what has been done. 1) Regarding DEP investigations, you can call Krish Radhakrishnan, Director of Asbestos Control, at 718-595-3718. 2) As

Summary Forwarded draft Statements of Work for cleaning and monitoring activities requiring review by noon.

Asbestos air samples shall be collected in accordance with the procedures specified in NIOSH Method 7400.

Summary Distribution of fact sheets, access agreements, and scope of work documents for World Trade Center cleanup program.

l/dohZS^l}™S/epi/£pimQWAtiml If the Project Monitor identifies the presence of potential friable asbestos type insulation in areas requested to be cleaned, this will reported to NYCDEP for evaluation

Summary News article describing DEP's six-month effort to remove dust and debris from downtown building roofs and facades following WTC collapse.

Those that fail DEP inspection will be subject to the issuance of a Commissioner's Order if sampling indicates the presence of asbestos-contaminated material.

Summary EPA request for review and feedback on draft scope of work documents for WTC cleaning and air monitoring contractors.

Asbestos air samples shall be collected in accordance with the procedures specified in NIOSH Method 7400.

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document provided); residents with special needs; potential asbestos-type insulation (e.g., fibrous materials); or other circumstances that may require deviation

regarding mold can be found in the NYC DOH fact sheet entitled "Facts About Mold." http://5vww.ci.nyc.ny.us/html/doh/btml/epi/epimold.html If the Project Monitor identifies tihe presence of potential finable asbestos

Summary EPA forwards fact sheets and access agreement forms for WTC cleanup program bidding process to DEP for distribution.

regarding mold can be found in the NYC DOH fact sheet entitled "Facts About Mold." http://www.ci.nyc.ny.us/html/doh/html/epi/epimold.html If the Project Monitor identifies the presence of potential friable asbestos

Summary Summary describing removal and storage of approximately 1,200 vehicles from WTC vicinity at Staten Island landfill and agency discussion of hazardous materials exposure liability.

On March 14th, Congressman Jerrold Nadler sent to EPA a letter that claimed "dangerous levels of asbestos" and said (among other things) "I respectfully request that you exercise your authority to file an emergency

building; dust und/br debris in common spaces; the presence of mold that may pose a hazard to residents or workers (guidelines to be ' provided); residents with special needs; potential asbestos-hpe

Summary Correspondence regarding preparations and press responses for an upcoming World Trade Center Emergency Environmental Group rally at City Hall.

Immediate enforcement of applicable environmental laws including NYC asbestos laws.

Summary Internal correspondence regarding preparation of agency responses for WTC Emergency Environmental Group rally scheduled for December 18, 2001.

Immediate enforcement of applicable environmental laws including NYC asbestos laws.

Summary DEP internal memo ensuring all staff with WTC information receive and complete Law Department questionnaire by October 29, 2004.

released Division will begin evalua­ numerous corrosive sub­ tions of 700 employees who stances into the air, includ­ had long-term assignments ing toxic gases, asbestos

Summary Forwarded EPA fact sheets for WTC cleanup program with scopes of work and access agreement documents.

regarding mold can be found in the NYC DOH fact sheet entitled "Facts About Mold." http://www.ci.nyc.ny.us/html/doh/html/epi/epimold.html If the Project Monitor identifies the presence of potential friable asbestos