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Summary Q&A document advising landlords on HVAC filter changes and asbestos assessment requirements following the disaster.

In addition, there are no reliable medical tests that can detect short-term, low level exposures to asbestos or other fibers (including fiberglass.)

Summary Letter from Asbestos Removal Corp detailing cleaning progress for Quadrant A of the World Trade Center dust cleaning program.

Smyth: Trio Asbestos Removal Corp. was the Asbestos Abatement Contractor awarded Quadrant A for the World Trade Center Indoor Dust Cleaning Program.

Summary Letter enclosing two reports summarizing asbestos testing data for 41 Park Row sent to the DEP.

CPN: 01204 Asbestos

Summary Letter enclosing URS Corporation reports on cleanup activities and air monitoring at 1 Peck Slip dated March 2002.

Minor areas of damaged ACM were noted on the 4`h floor of Peck Slip Station and a subsequent asbestos abatement occurred on September 19, 2001.

Summary Statement prepared by the NYC Department of Environmental Protection for a hearing regarding environmental impacts on lower Manhattan following September 11.

We have also posted the data collected on asbestos on DEP’s website.

Summary Letter from a property owner at 279 Water Street regarding visual inspection after September 11.

After a visual inspection seven days after the events of September 11`h we saw no need to have the building tested for asbestos or any other biohazard, Our feeling was, if the City officials were

Summary Cover page for an air monitoring and bulk sampling report for Building #200 at 375 South End Avenue.

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Summary Cover letter accompanying a fax to DEP regarding maintenance or inspection of 128 Chambers Street.

Both the sampling and the tests came back with negaflve results and show no presence of asbestos-containing materials (ACM) in the air and the interior!

Summary Document titled Environmental Monitoring of New York City After the World Trade Center attacks, dated November 26, 2001.

The potential release of contaminants including asbestos, particulate matter, volatile organic compounds, dioxins, PCBs, metals (including lead) and other substances

Summary Proposal detailing a survey to assess seven preliminary contaminants in 100 buildings within a four-block radius of the World Trade Center site.

\ + III I < background or E-04 (30 no further action j yr)/HQ = 1 +------------------------ Asbestos

Summary February 2003 letter from DEP confirming non-asbestos material and acceptable air levels at 88 Greenwich Street.

EPA regulations. in addition, the air sample results Indicate an acceptable airborne asbestos level.

Summary Laboratory data report containing asbestos analysis results for dust samples from floors 5-12 of 90 Church Street.

NYC-WTC_000124903 Asbestos Data 90 Church Dust Characterization Microsope-Morphology Percentage of Chrysotile Organized By Sampling Location Floors 2000000° Hore 5,8,9,10 ",12 allP NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Summary Cover sheet for a fax transmission sent from the US EPA Region 2 office in August 2002.

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Summary List of characteristics used to identify potentially dangerous mail, including excessive postage, misspellings, and unusual odors.

Ropeik, the director of tack, asbestos levels in dust in the asbestos does exceed a known arrived. /" risk communication for the Center red zone have almost

Summary A financial document from the Department of Environmental Protection dated late September 2001 regarding water supply operations.

cerns about the potential long­ Trade Center, said much of the original asbestos was removed as A less intense fire only partially term health effects of the

Summary Page displaying a document identification number and reference code for records associated with 200 Liberty Street.

Lead Load mg/kgappm NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document 25,680 <535 <535 1,070 10,165 <535 <535 2,140 2,140 720 0.1872 000 000 CA = Chrysotile Asbestos NVA = No Visible Asbestos VAD/NA = No Asbestos Detected FAT = Final Air Test

Summary Fax cover sheet from QES&T submitting a proposed work scope and TEM air sample reports to the DEP for 56 Nassau Street in September 2001.

the asbestos fiber concentration. 10.

Summary Facade inspection form for a building at 10 South Street with results recorded for four cardinal directions.

The steps included the assessment of building contamination for possible hazardous components, including asbestos.

Summary Joint memorandum from NYC DEP and DOH advising building owners on post-9/11 maintenance, re-occupancy issues, and hazardous material assessments including asbestos.

The steps included the assessment of building contamination for possible hazardous components, including asbestos.

Summary DEP asbestos project notification form and inspection report dated December 12, 2002.

Wet-wipe and HEPA vacuum by asbestos contractor as “precaution”. TEM air sampling on each floor.