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City of Zanesville, Ohio

Community Case Study Zanesville Brownfields and Revitalization Strategies

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City of Zanesville Community Case Study Presenters

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Beth Grigsby

SM SME Environmental l Con

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ltants Senior Project Consultant

Carly Campbell

City ity of

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anesvill ille Redevelopment Administrator

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City of Zanesville

County seat of Muskingum County

Zanesville City Profile

• Located in Appalachian Ohio at the

confluence of the Muskingum & Licking Rivers

• Population: Approx. 25,400 residents
• Home to Zane State College & Ohio

University Zanesville

• Contains 3 Historic Overlay Districts
• Home to the Y-Bridge
• Contains the Zanesville Municipal Airport
• Located along I-70, City serves as gateway

to major east and west travel

• Historically comprised of manufacturing

industries (e.g., coal and pottery)

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Snapshot: Community Development Strategies

Economic Development

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Downtown Rede edevelo lopment Di Distric ict

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ncrement Fina Financing (TI (TIF) F) Distric ict

Connectivity

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Business Retention

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Arts & & Cult Culture Ov Overla lay Di District

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Busin iness Par arks (Nor Northpoin inte, Ai Airp rpor

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Snapshot: Community Development Strategies

Brownfield Revitalization

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S EP EPA Br Brown wnfie field ld As Assessment Grant (20 (2016- 2019 2019)

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(20 (2017-2018) 2018)

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Historic Preservation

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Downtown De Desig ign Revie iew Bo Boar ard

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Desig ign Revie iew Bo Board

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TAB Community Visioning & Planning Session:

Munson School & Mosaic Tile Areas

Presenter: BETH GR GRIGSBY, SM SME SE SENIOR PROJE JECT CONSULTANT

• Assistance with Planning,

Environmental, & Economic Development

• Free to local governments and Tribes
• Funded by U.S. EPA
• K-State assists in EPA Regions 5, 6, 7

and 8 …21 states

• In partnership with State Brownfield

Program & City

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TAB Program: Public Meeting (5/2016)

Re-use considerations: 2 brownfields sites

Former Munson Ele lementary ry Sc School l brownfie ield si site Former Mos

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brownfie ield si site

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TAB Program: Public Meeting (5/2016)

Visioning Process

Overv rview

• City invited more than 2,000 residents
• City provided overview of recent Southside

Survey

• Participants were divided into 6 – 8 person

groups

• Individual Groups reported out with top 3

priorities

• Everybody votes
• Summary of votes and next steps

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Mos

• saic Tile

ile Co.

• Co. Sit

ite Former Munson Elem lementary ry Sch chool Sit ite

TAB Program: Public Meeting (5/2016)

TAB Meeting Results: Reuse of Munson School and Mosaic Tile Co. site

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SM SME Profil ile

• 50 year old multi-service engineering firm offering wide range of

services for every stage of project life cycle

• SME strives to be a trusted partner to our clients and in the business of

developing insightful, practical solutions

• SME is recognized as one of the 2017 Top 101 Best and Brightest

Companies to work for in the Nation! Par artnership ip with ith Zan anesvill ille

• SME responded & was awarded contract related to an RFQ in 2015 to

write an EPA Brownfields Coalition Grant and implement grant services

• SME began implementing services for the Coalition in FY 2016

SME: Our Partnership with Zanesville

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U.S. EPA

Hazardous Substances & Petroleum Assessment Grant

• $450,000 Haz.

Substances

• $150,000 Petroleum
• $600

$600,000 to total

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FY 2016 2016-2019 2019 1 1 – Programmatic 2 - Brownfield Inventory 3 - Community Involvement 4 – Site Assessments 5 – Cleanup Planning The ZMCC Grant Award Grant Activities

• City applied

jointly with County:

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esville le- Muskin ingum Cou County Coa Coalit ition

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US EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant

Assessment Site Summaries

National Plumbing Pottery Site

• 14-acre former industrial site

in use from 1919-2000 (primarily large-scale pottery & industrial manufacturing

• perations)
• By mid 2000s, on-site buildings

were demolished or in varying states of disrepair.

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Asses ssessments s Com Completed Fin Findings VAP Phase I Revealed potential RECs SAP

• VAP Phase II

Revealed presence of lead & PAH issues for dermal contact Risk Mitigation Plan

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US EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant

Assessment Site Summaries

606 & 608 Main Street

• 1886 - Property was developed

with 3 commercial buildings (cabinet, flour and feed, & tin shops)

• Site supported variety of

commercial businesses until 2016 including a candy factory, restaurant, and art studio

• Property now vacant & south

portions of the buildings have collapsed

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Asses ssessments s Com Completed Fin Findings Phase I Revealed no potential RECs except from possible historic tin shop & potential contaminants brought in through groundwater/soil Hazardous Materials Assessment Revealed presence of asbestos and lead paint within building materials

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US EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant

Assessment Site Summaries

Fmr Munson Elementary School

• Roughly one-acre site

developed with a two-story 13,000 sq. ft. school building.

• 1910 – Munson School

completed, with an eastern addition added in 1916 & a western addition in 1932.

• Property functioned as an

Elementary School until 2005, and was sold by the Board of Education in 2007

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Asses ssessments s Com Completed Fin Findings Phase I Revealed minimal potential RECs Haz Mat Assessment Revealed presence of asbestos and lead paint within building materials SAP

• Phase II

Revealed no evidence of soil contamination.

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US EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant

Assessment Site Summaries

Mosaic Tile Co. Site

• 17-acre site
• 1900-1967: Property housed

the Mosaic Tile Manufacturing Co.

• Plant closed in 1967 and then
• perated in other capacities

(e.g. shipping and receiving).

• Current owner began property

demolition and was stopped by City officials

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Asses ssessments s Com Completed Fin Findings VAP Phase I Revealed potential RECs related to historic property operations, UST releases, lagoon, and reported fires

• n site

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Brownfield Revitalization

Successes & Challenges

Success: Sites Ready for Redevelopment

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2 Br Brownfield ld Asses ssessment sit sites no now rea eady for

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red edevelopment:

• Zanesvill

lle Mall lleable le Sit Site

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tional Plu Plumbing Pottery Sit Site Challenge: Lack of Access in Certain Sites

• Mos
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ile Co.

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unable to to acc access ss sit site for

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additional l Asse ssessment ac acti tivities

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2200 Lin Linden Avenue – Su Superfund Sit Site

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Did no not t comple lete a a Br Brownfield Assess ssessment usin using gr grant

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Lack of

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site acce access du due to to Su Superfund status s an and Property owner act actions s & status

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Contact Information

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Beth Grigsby SME Environmental l Con Consultants Senior Project Consultant Beth.Grigsby@sme- usa.com Carly Campbell City City of

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esvill lle Redevelopment Administrator Carly.Campbell@coz.org