Innovations in Remediation and Land Reuse October 25, 2017 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Innovations in Remediation and Land Reuse October 25, 2017 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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
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
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 Desired Impact
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
Department of State Department of Environmental Conservation
Christian Mercurio Mark Gregor Michael Taylor Matt Robbie 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
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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