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Innovations in Remediation and Land Reuse October 25, 2017 Introducing the Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR or See Clear) National non-profit championing land recycling US EPA Technical Assistance to Brownfield Communities
Innovations in Remediation and Land Reuse October 25, 2017
Introducing the Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR or “See Clear”) ▶ National non-profit championing land recycling ▶ US EPA Technical Assistance to Brownfield Communities (TAB) provider in Regions 2, 9 and 10 through 2021 (10 states + territories) ▶ Integrated New Partners for Community Revitalization in 2017
CCLR’s Desired Impact Over the next 20 years, thousands of underutilized properties across America will be re-purposed in a new intentional manner to increase environmental, physical, and economic well-being and reduce inequities.
CCLR’s Services ▶ Workshops: Brownfields Basics/Meet the Funders ▶ Brownfield Redevelopment and Community Revitalization ▶ Technical Assistance ▶ Grant Writing Workshops and Webinars ▶ Community engagement and connection to resources: Interagency Working Groups, Vision to Action, referrals ▶ Online resources and newsletters
Key Partners- Organizing Committee Christian Mercurio Mark Gregor Michael Taylor Department of State Matt Robbie Department of Environmental Conservation Kevin McCarty
Who is with us today? ▶ Stand if you are with a municipality/county ▶ Stand if you are a private sector environmental consultant/lawyer, developer or other redevelopment professional ▶ Stand if you are federal/state agency ▶ Stand if you are a community organization, nonprofit or student
Thank you to our Sponsors
Workshop goals ▶ Bring together diverse stakeholders to build local capacity ▶ Spotlight NYS’s programs and response in time of uncertainty ▶ Foster public/private exchanges, collaborations, partnerships ▶ Align land redevelopment practices with best practices in climate adaptation and mitigation and community engagement ▶ Invest in the next generation of practitioners to grow and diversify the redevelopment field
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