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Date Title July 12 When Life Hands You a Landfill August 2 National TAB Webinar: Basics of Site Remediation September 13 In-Situ Remediation Technologies October 4 Phytoremediation Demystified October 11 Urban Agriculture & Healthfields All webinars are free - sign up at cclr.org
Landfill sites can be a liability yet offer great redevelopment
will explain how to identify and capture the value beyond the liability. Hear success stories and the latest regulatory, policy, and technology updates in landfill redevelopment.
at the City of Knoxville with a focus on the corridor and downtown design projects, and grant management. She works with various stakeholders including the University of Tennessee, regional hospitals, merchants associations, neighborhood groups, consultants and others to improve both the form and function of Cumberland Avenue, downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas.
Stephen LeFevre is a Senior Managing Hydrogeologist with
Barton & Loguidice, D.P .C. He is a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Wyoming, and has over 31 years of experience working on a variety of projects in the Northeast, including administration and management of USEPA-funded Brownfields assessment and cleanup projects, hazardous waste investigations, land use plans, and draft environmental impact statements.
Logan Smith works with rural communities to improve rural economic
prosperity for the the Siskiyou Economic Development Council (SEDC). He is the team lead for sustainable development projects such as the Brownfield program and the California Energy Commission’s Electric Vehicle Readiness program. In his three years at SEDC, he has participated in five EPA assessment and cleanup grants and one TBA, and three State assessment grants totaling more than $2M.
New Jersey. She is a Project Manager at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where she provides free technical assistance to governmental, tribal and not-for- profit entities in EPA Regions 1, 3, and 4 that are interested in assessing, remediating and redeveloping brownfields. Elizabeth has over 20 experience in the development and oversight of environmental remediation and brownfield redevelopment projects in the private and public sectors.
State University and has led and served on technical assistance and
including the TAB EZ Assessment and Cleanup Grantwriting tool. His experience is in environmental assessments and site redevelopment planning and is a Licensed Professional Geologist.
development including: grant writing, fiscal and financial analysis, public debt financing, feasibility analyses, community outreach and participation and urban
and Federal grants and technical assistance.
Langan provides an integrated mix of engineering and environmental consulting services in support of land development projects, corporate real estate portfolios, and the oil and gas industry. Our clients include developers, property owners, public agencies, corporations, institutions, and energy companies around the world.
June 28 2017
Put your email in the comment box. Materials will be sent by email as time permits, or after the webinar concludes.
Date Title July 12 When Life Hands You a Landfill August 2 National TAB Webinar: Basics of Site Remediation September 13 In-Situ Remediation Technologies October 4 Phytoremediation Demystified October 11 Urban Agriculture & Healthfields All webinars are free - sign up at cclr.org
Landfill sites can be a liability yet offer great redevelopment
will explain how to identify and capture the value beyond the liability. Hear success stories and the latest regulatory, policy, and technology updates in landfill redevelopment.
at the City of Knoxville with a focus on the corridor and downtown design projects, and grant management. She works with various stakeholders including the University of Tennessee, regional hospitals, merchants associations, neighborhood groups, consultants and others to improve both the form and function of Cumberland Avenue, downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas.
Stephen LeFevre is a Senior Managing Hydrogeologist with
Barton & Loguidice, D.P .C. He is a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Wyoming, and has over 31 years of experience working on a variety of projects in the Northeast, including administration and management of USEPA-funded Brownfields assessment and cleanup projects, hazardous waste investigations, land use plans, and draft environmental impact statements.
Logan Smith works with rural communities to improve rural economic
prosperity for the the Siskiyou Economic Development Council (SEDC). He is the team lead for sustainable development projects such as the Brownfield program and the California Energy Commission’s Electric Vehicle Readiness program. In his three years at SEDC, he has participated in five EPA assessment and cleanup grants and one TBA, and three State assessment grants totaling more than $2M.
New Jersey. She is a Project Manager at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where she provides free technical assistance to governmental, tribal and not-for- profit entities in EPA Regions 1, 3, and 4 that are interested in assessing, remediating and redeveloping brownfields. Elizabeth has over 20 experience in the development and oversight of environmental remediation and brownfield redevelopment projects in the private and public sectors.
State University and has led and served on technical assistance and
including the TAB EZ Assessment and Cleanup Grantwriting tool. His experience is in environmental assessments and site redevelopment planning and is a Licensed Professional Geologist.
development including: grant writing, fiscal and financial analysis, public debt financing, feasibility analyses, community outreach and participation and urban
and Federal grants and technical assistance.
Langan provides an integrated mix of engineering and environmental consulting services in support of land development projects, corporate real estate portfolios, and the oil and gas industry. Our clients include developers, property owners, public agencies, corporations, institutions, and energy companies around the world.
June 28 2017
Put your email in the comment box. Materials will be sent by email as time permits, or after the webinar concludes.
Date Title July 12 When Life Hands You a Landfill August 2 National TAB Webinar: Basics of Site Remediation September 13 In-Situ Remediation Technologies October 4 Phytoremediation Demystified October 11 Urban Agriculture & Healthfields All webinars are free - sign up at cclr.org
Landfill sites can be a liability yet offer great redevelopment
will explain how to identify and capture the value beyond the liability. Hear success stories and the latest regulatory, policy, and technology updates in landfill redevelopment.
at the City of Knoxville with a focus on the corridor and downtown design projects, and grant management. She works with various stakeholders including the University of Tennessee, regional hospitals, merchants associations, neighborhood groups, consultants and others to improve both the form and function of Cumberland Avenue, downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas.
Stephen LeFevre is a Senior Managing Hydrogeologist with
Barton & Loguidice, D.P .C. He is a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Wyoming, and has over 31 years of experience working on a variety of projects in the Northeast, including administration and management of USEPA-funded Brownfields assessment and cleanup projects, hazardous waste investigations, land use plans, and draft environmental impact statements.
Logan Smith works with rural communities to improve rural economic
prosperity for the the Siskiyou Economic Development Council (SEDC). He is the team lead for sustainable development projects such as the Brownfield program and the California Energy Commission’s Electric Vehicle Readiness program. In his three years at SEDC, he has participated in five EPA assessment and cleanup grants and one TBA, and three State assessment grants totaling more than $2M.
New Jersey. She is a Project Manager at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where she provides free technical assistance to governmental, tribal and not-for- profit entities in EPA Regions 1, 3, and 4 that are interested in assessing, remediating and redeveloping brownfields. Elizabeth has over 20 experience in the development and oversight of environmental remediation and brownfield redevelopment projects in the private and public sectors.
State University and has led and served on technical assistance and
including the TAB EZ Assessment and Cleanup Grantwriting tool. His experience is in environmental assessments and site redevelopment planning and is a Licensed Professional Geologist.
development including: grant writing, fiscal and financial analysis, public debt financing, feasibility analyses, community outreach and participation and urban
and Federal grants and technical assistance.
Langan provides an integrated mix of engineering and environmental consulting services in support of land development projects, corporate real estate portfolios, and the oil and gas industry. Our clients include developers, property owners, public agencies, corporations, institutions, and energy companies around the world.
June 28 2017
Put your email in the comment box. Materials will be sent by email as time permits, or after the webinar concludes.
Date Title July 12 When Life Hands You a Landfill August 2 National TAB Webinar: Basics of Site Remediation September 13 In-Situ Remediation Technologies October 4 Phytoremediation Demystified October 11 Urban Agriculture & Healthfields All webinars are free - sign up at cclr.org
Landfill sites can be a liability yet offer great redevelopment
will explain how to identify and capture the value beyond the liability. Hear success stories and the latest regulatory, policy, and technology updates in landfill redevelopment.
at the City of Knoxville with a focus on the corridor and downtown design projects, and grant management. She works with various stakeholders including the University of Tennessee, regional hospitals, merchants associations, neighborhood groups, consultants and others to improve both the form and function of Cumberland Avenue, downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas.
Stephen LeFevre is a Senior Managing Hydrogeologist with
Barton & Loguidice, D.P .C. He is a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Wyoming, and has over 31 years of experience working on a variety of projects in the Northeast, including administration and management of USEPA-funded Brownfields assessment and cleanup projects, hazardous waste investigations, land use plans, and draft environmental impact statements.
Logan Smith works with rural communities to improve rural economic
prosperity for the the Siskiyou Economic Development Council (SEDC). He is the team lead for sustainable development projects such as the Brownfield program and the California Energy Commission’s Electric Vehicle Readiness program. In his three years at SEDC, he has participated in five EPA assessment and cleanup grants and one TBA, and three State assessment grants totaling more than $2M.
New Jersey. She is a Project Manager at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where she provides free technical assistance to governmental, tribal and not-for- profit entities in EPA Regions 1, 3, and 4 that are interested in assessing, remediating and redeveloping brownfields. Elizabeth has over 20 experience in the development and oversight of environmental remediation and brownfield redevelopment projects in the private and public sectors.
State University and has led and served on technical assistance and
including the TAB EZ Assessment and Cleanup Grantwriting tool. His experience is in environmental assessments and site redevelopment planning and is a Licensed Professional Geologist.
development including: grant writing, fiscal and financial analysis, public debt financing, feasibility analyses, community outreach and participation and urban
and Federal grants and technical assistance.
Langan provides an integrated mix of engineering and environmental consulting services in support of land development projects, corporate real estate portfolios, and the oil and gas industry. Our clients include developers, property owners, public agencies, corporations, institutions, and energy companies around the world.
June 28 2017
Introductions and Background Grantees Logan Smith, Siskiyou County Economic Development Council Anne Wallace, City of Knoxville, Tennessee Stephen LeFevre, Barton & Loguidice Technical Assistance to Brownfield (TAB) grantees Blase Leven, Kansas State University TAB Elizabeth Limbrick, New Jersey Institute of Technology TAB Ignacio Dayrit, Center for Creative Land Recycling Questions
Sponsored by:
at the City of Knoxville with a focus on the corridor and downtown design projects, and grant management. She works with various stakeholders including the University of Tennessee, regional hospitals, merchants associations, neighborhood groups, consultants and others to improve both the form and function of Cumberland Avenue, downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas.
Stephen LeFevre is a Senior Managing Hydrogeologist with
Barton & Loguidice, D.P .C. He is a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Wyoming, and has over 31 years of experience working on a variety of projects in the Northeast, including administration and management of USEPA-funded Brownfields assessment and cleanup projects, hazardous waste investigations, land use plans, and draft environmental impact statements.
Logan Smith works with rural communities to improve rural economic
prosperity for the the Siskiyou Economic Development Council (SEDC). He is the team lead for sustainable development projects such as the Brownfield program and the California Energy Commission’s Electric Vehicle Readiness program. In his three years at SEDC, he has participated in five EPA assessment and cleanup grants and one TBA, and three State assessment grants totaling more than $2M.
New Jersey. She is a Project Manager at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where she provides free technical assistance to governmental, tribal and not-for- profit entities in EPA Regions 1, 3, and 4 that are interested in assessing, remediating and redeveloping brownfields. Elizabeth has over 20 experience in the development and oversight of environmental remediation and brownfield redevelopment projects in the private and public sectors.
State University and has led and served on technical assistance and
including the TAB EZ Assessment and Cleanup Grantwriting tool. His experience is in environmental assessments and site redevelopment planning and is a Licensed Professional Geologist.
development including: grant writing, fiscal and financial analysis, public debt financing, feasibility analyses, community outreach and participation and urban
and Federal grants and technical assistance.
FY Award Apply $M FY17* 172 450 $56.8 FY16 131 393 $55.2 FY15* 147 457 $54.3 FY14 171 391 $67.0
* RLF not offered “Award” and Apply” refer to number of communities, not grants
Logan B. Smith, PhD
logan@siskiyoucounty.org siskiyoucounty.org VIDEOS: bit.ly/siskiyouedc
Population: 7,500
KIYOU OU ECONOMIC MIC DEVEL ELOPMENT PMENT COU OUNCI NCIL
▪ Founded in 1985 to help businesses thrive and create vibrant economies ▪ Relationship with EPA starting in 1998 in Mt. Shasta
Brownfield Community Wide Assessment
➢ Telling our story… ➢ Remove uncertainty barriers to private development (EPA, DTSC) ➢ Infrastructure (EV Charging Stations, Brownfields, EDA, USDA) ➢ Collaborations to identify workforce needs (Community College, Employment Training Panel) ➢ Revitalizing Tourism – Financial Districts (TBIDs) ➢ Economics Training (USDA Rural Development)
Anne Wallace, AICP , Assoc. ASLA
awallace@knoxvilletn.gov 865-215-2029 www.knoxvilletn.gov/redevelopment
The Office of Redevelopment's Vision for Brownfields:
Appropriate redevelopment to bring vitality and livability back to those parts
healthy neighborhoods where mixed-use development thrives
Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, and Illinois
2016 EPA Cleanup Grants for two key sites (currently in process)
Due to prior planning in both the South Waterfront and Downtown North districts relationships and common goals were established, important when seeking letters of support:
brownfield grants yields $18 of private investment.
eminent domain), brownfield grant, new zoning
Waterfront leveraged a $165 million private investment on a 23 acre vacant, former hospital and brownfield site where the city used about $150,000 assessment funds for Phase I and II ESA’s and LBP&A assessment.
talk to potential partners
Development and Law Departments
slefevre@bartonandloguidice.com bartonandloguidice.com @BartonLoguidice facebook.com/BartonLoguidice/
Barton & Loguidice (B&L)
PA and MD
licensed professional engineers.
Specialists
B&L has prepared successful EPA ARC Grant proposals on behalf
$200,000 Cleanup
$400,000 Assessment
$200,000 Cleanup
$200,000 Cleanup
$400,000 Assessment
$200,000 Cleanup $1,300,000 RLF & Supplemental $320,000 Assessment $300,000 Supplemental RLF
$600,000 Coalition $200,000 EPA EWJT
proposals (including the attachments) to become familiar with the level of detail and information that is required.
grant proposal and for which category.
environmental professional to assist in preparing the grant proposal. Get them on board early!
Reviewer knows nothing about the municipality, state or site.
attention of the reviewer and makes them cry!
their grant proposal unique, i.e. Real People, Real Brownfield sites, Real issues, Real Goals.
needs of the targeted community and the positive
community, such as children, pregnant women, minority
substandard housing, limited access to health care, etc. This is very important!
community, such as blight, crime, vandalism, illegal dumping, people moving out, lack of neighborhood upkeep, lack of prosperity, etc.
community and relate it specifically to the Brownfield sites, and provide specific examples if possible (closure of a mill or manufacturer in the target community, etc.)
lost jobs and business opportunities in the targeted community, deterioration of active properties, moving
and reduced tax base.
businesses, IDAs, senior citizen centers, etc.
through a cooperative agreement with the USEPA
3 different entities
independent resources to: state, regional, county, tribal, and local governments; and nonprofits attempting to cleanup and reclaim brownfields
Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR): EPA Regions 2, 9, 10 Kansas State University (KSU): EPA Regions 5, 6, 7, 8 NJ Institute of Technology (NJIT): EPA Regions 1, 3, 4
brownfields project manager
Funding Grants BF Education Site Identification Site Investigation Site Remediation Site Redevelopment
Plan view
Community BF education, NJIT TAB led tour of redeveloped sites Creation and implementation of BF site prioritization process, Chester PA Interpreting technical documents for the community, Bridgeport CT Limited Market Analysis and Visioning, Richmond, NH Community Vision Plan for Jefferson Davis Corridor, VA Technical review of proposed remedial action plan, Environmental Justice League, Providence, RI Technical Review of proposed remedial approach for the Ludlow Mills Site, Westmass Area Development Corporation Community Consensus Building, Redevelopment of the Maine Leathers Tannery Site , Dover-Foxcroft, ME Community Engagement for Hazelwood Corridor, Pittsburgh PA
Direct Technical Assistance (one-on-one)
Grant proposal reviews Participating in the consultant solicitation process
TAB Workshops and Seminars
Groups
2015 Interagency Working Group and Meet The Funders Workshop, Rochester, NY
brownfields and any type of environmental site or program
www.ksutab.org
Inventory and Prioritize Sites
Revitalization (Examples):
Partners?
Revitalization Goals
in one place
you get a grant
Phase I Environmental Assessment Report 222 45th Street Zanzibar, Texas
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needs & opportunities to DRIVE redevelopment
Current Full Demo for Greenspace or New Residential Partial Demo for Community/ Business or Multi-family Housing Redevelopment Options – based on Community Input
Select whether your approval is needed before text changes by participants you invite to the project are accepted. Choose the type of contamination affecting the site. For assessment grant proposals, choose “Community Wide” or “Site Specific”.
Find BIT & TAB EZ on KSU TAB Web Site Register (first time users: ‘Get a free account’)
current user id and password Click on Online Tools, then click on BIT or TAB EZ Find BIT & TAB EZ at: www.ksutab.org
Writing Tool
Target schools and colleges, churches, labor groups, environmental groups, cultural interest groups, civic groups, advocacy groups, community development organizations, chambers of commerce, etc.. Involve partners that are relevant to your project plans.
TAB Program Contacts
Blase Leven Program Coordinator 785-532-0780 baleven@ksu.edu Sheree Walsh 785-532-6519 smw@ksu.edu http://www.ksutab.org Sarah Sieloff Executive Director 415-398-1080 x 101 sarah.sieloff@cclr.org Ignacio Dayrit Program Associate 415-398-1080, x107 Ignacio.Dayrit@cclr.org www.cclr.org Colette Santasieri, PhD Program Director 973-642-4165 santasieri@njit.edu Elizabeth Limbrick, LSRP Project Manager 973-596-5519 Limbrick@njit.edu www.njit.edu/tab EPA Regions 1, 3, 4 EPA Regions 2, 9,10 EPA Regions 5, 6, 7, 8
Langan provides an integrated mix of engineering and environmental consulting services in support of land development projects, corporate real estate portfolios, and the oil and gas industry. Our clients include developers, property owners, public agencies, corporations, institutions, and energy companies around the world.