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Summary Guidance document providing procedures for evaluating the presence of World Trade Center dust in residential ventilation systems.

WTC-related dust generally contains extremely fine particles similar in consistency to talcum powder, is light­ colored, contains pulverized concrete and/or gypsum wallboard, and may contain asbestos fibers

Summary Addendum outlining visual inspection protocols and methods for evaluating World Trade Center dust accumulation in HVAC systems.

characteristics of WTC-related dust are that it contains extremely fine particles similar to talcum powder in consistency, is light-colored, contains pulverized concrete and/or gypsum wallboard, and may contain asbestos

Summary Unreadable text fragment from a document within the EPA Indoor Air Working Group meeting files.

WTC-related dust generally contains extremely fine particles similar in consistency to talcum powder, is light­ colored, contains pulverized concrete and/or gypsum wallboard, and may contain asbestos fibers

Summary EPA-FEMA discussion on status of residents receiving cleanup assistance and their enrollment in residual support programs.

In March 2001, private testing revealed that my apartment is contaminated with asbestos. 2 NYC-WTC_000140935

Summary Contract details for a vendor providing indoor air dust cleaning services at the World Trade Center site from May 2002 to May 2003.

o 3 TRIO ASBESTOS

Summary Summary sheet listing contractors and their associated contract values for the indoor air dust cleaning effort.

CD 3 TRIO ASBESTOS

Summary Fax cover sheet from the Department of Environmental Protection dated May 2, 2002, containing confidential information.

Near-term: ► Provide cleaning and sampling to residents of Lower Manhattan (south of Canal S’.eet) uponrequest, ► provide additional indoor air eampling data for asbestos

Summary Laboratory report detailing air sampling and dust analysis conducted at 88 Pine Street from September 13 to 21, 2001.

EMSL Project 10: Analysis Data: 9116/01 Asbestos

Summary Letter from environmental consultants summarizing ambient air sampling and cleanup activities at 225 Rector Place.

Additionally, content analysis via Polarized Light Microscopy (PLM) for asbestos within various residential units.

Summary Administrative document identifying the location and BIN for properties at 74-90 Church Street.

Based upon the analytical results obtained, EMTEQUE presents the following conclusions: • Asbestos appears to be present in the debris and settled dust throughout the

Summary Correspondence correcting a license agreement for the cleaning of 150-152 Chambers Street and clarifying the role of the managing agent.

Page Service # 413585 Problem BWTC ASBESTOS

Summary Health and safety plan for Phase I deconstruction at 133-135 Greenwich Street and 21-23 Thames Street dated June 8, 2005.

When mold/fungi are identified, the removal of impacted materials shall be addressed concurrently with Asbestos Abatement Activities.

Summary Health and safety plan for Phase I deconstruction at 133-135 Greenwich Street and 21-23 Thames Street dated June 8, 2005.

During Phase I all visitors entering the EZ must provide proof of an up-to-date fit-testing and medical clearance, an completion of asbestos certifications required for the employee's scope

Summary Cover page for a Preliminary Environmental Assessment report dated January 10, 2006 for 30 West Street.

Analytes included Asbestos and the Contaminants of Potential Concern (CoPCs), as defined by the U.S. EPA's COPC Committee.

Summary Part II of a permit application dated January 10, 2006 for air monitoring during remediation at 30 West Street.

Asbestos 1. ACM each 1. 6.0 LPM/8hr 1.

Summary Part III of a permit application dated January 10, 2006 regarding health and safety for remediation at 30 West Street.

Notify workers that levels of asbestos and additional contaminants above background levels may be present in building dust, contents, and building components. 2.

Summary Report cover for a preliminary environmental assessment regarding remediation at 30 Warren Street in January 2006.

Analytes included Asbestos and the Contaminants of Potential Concern (CoPCs), as defined by the U.S. EPA's COPC Committee.

Summary Q&A sheet detailing procedures for assessing debris in ventilation systems and required abatement actions.

Dust/paint masks do not provide protection from asbestos or fiberglass. In lower Manhattan, people will not be exposed to such leve!

Summary Agenda for a conference on the public health impact of September 11, featuring presentations from EPA, OSHA, and DOH officials.

Findings: 99% of the particulates were 10 microns or greater (don’t get deep down in the lungs) * affect the eyes, nose, and throat; less than 1% were PM 2.5- Ihere was very little in the way of asbestos

Summary Agenda for a conference on the public health impact of September 11, featuring presentations from EPA, OSHA, and DOH officials.

Findings: 99% of the particulates were 10 microns or greater (don’t get deep down in the lungs) - affect Ae eyes, nose, and throat; less than 1% were PM 2.5 - There was very little in the way of asbestos