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ReMARCable Opportunities: FY2023 Guidelines & Tips for Success Webinar Recording
Learn about EPA grant opportunities to identify, remediate and reuse underutilized plots, how CCLR can help, and how to draft your grant application to grab attention and increase your chances of being awarded....
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Brownfield Basics Part 2 Recording
This is a webinar recording of Brownfield Basics Part 2 where we delved deeper into developing a roadmap for reuse, envisioning the cleanup to build up process with community stakeholders, and funding/financing resources....
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Be ReMARCable: Writing a Competitive EPA Brownfields Grant
Learn how to write a more competitive and compelling EPA Brownfield/MARC grant and increase your chances of winning one in this intimate discussion with professional a grant writer and MARC grant awardee....
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Creativity & Culture Drive Equitable Brownfield Redevelopment
How can developers of brownfield sites creatively incorporate non-residential uses, beyond traditional mixed use, by engaging the art and culture of the local community? Webinar attendees will learn ways to creatively plan for locally-supported end uses o...
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Economy and Brownfields, A Word from John McManus
Urban regions, such as the San Francisco East Bay, are home to historic brownfield sites due to their evolution along rail, port and highway corridors. Evolving changes in business location decisions, global logistics and obsolete buildings, as well as p...
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East Bay Environmental Justice Forum
This Forum brought together a diverse range of stakeholders to strengthen attendees’ knowledge of revitalizing brownfields in an environmental justice and equitable development framework....
CSU Fresno and CCLR have joined together to highlight how you can use funds from the State and Federal brownfields program to help support redevelopment in the Central Valley. Blighted and vacant sites can become an asset to redeveloping communities ...
Most real estate transactions and valuations typically require a Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESAs), but a Phase II ESA may also be required. When is a Phase II needed? What information will it give you? And what do you do once it is completed?...
Land reuse offers stakeholders the chance to repair the wrongs of the past and use their projects to move towards equity, making urban spaces healthier for all. Here's how to know what "good” redevelopment looks like and how to know if we've achieved it...
