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NYCDEP

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NYCDEPNew York City Department of Environmental Protection


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At NYCDEP he was responsible for managing a 6,000-person agency with a $700 million operating budget and a $17 billion, 10-year capital program.
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Concurrent with adoption of these additional dry cleaner regulations, the NYCDEP and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYCDOHMH) initiated a process to specifically address complaints from apartment building residents concerned about perc emissions from dry cleaners.
Tetrachloroethylene (PCE, Perc) levels in residential dry cleaner ... by Storm, Jan E. / Environmental Health Perspectives
City of New York: New York City Building Permit, a New York City Department of Environmental Protection Site (NYCDEP) Connection Permit (stormwater and sanitary discharges), NYCDEP Private Water Main Permit, New York City Builders Pavement Plan Approval, and a New York City Department of Transportation Roadway Improvement Permit.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Authorizes Use of Nationwide Permits to ... by Business Wire
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