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Keys to Securing Brownfields Funding - the Department of Toxic 2025

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The document outlines a workshop organized by the US Environmental Protection Agency, California Department of Toxic Substances Control, and State Water Resources Control Board aimed at educating participants on how to secure funding for brownfields and environmentally impacted properties. It details the workshop schedule, topics covered including grant guidelines, eligibility criteria, application steps, and success stories. Additionally, it offers opportunities for one-on-one sessions with agency representatives for personalized assistance.

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What is the technical assistance to brownfields program?

Technical Assistance to Brownfields Communities (TAB) Program EPA funds regionally based expert organizations to support communities in each of its 10 EPA regions and nationwide. Nationwide Brownfields Technical Assistance Providers EPA funds nationwide providers to assist communities with brownfields issues.

How much does it cost to clean up a brownfield site?

Brownfield cleanup costs can make or break a deal in a real estate transaction or redevelopment project. Costs can range from $50,000 to $5,000,000 or more.

How much does it cost to clean up contaminated land?

As of December 2021, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) has spent nearly $367 million investigating and cleaning up contaminated sites in the State of California.

How to remediate brownfield sites?

The actual cleanup of a brownfield depends on the type and degree of contamination. You might hire contractors to excavate and remove toxic soil, clean it up in place, remove and dispose contained hazardous waste, pumping and treat of contaminated groundwater, or put a cap over contaminated soil or landfills.

Which EPA initiative cleans up brownfield sites so they are safe to use?

Site Mitigation Restoration Program.

Why are brownfield sites more expensive?

Existing brownfield sites can be difficult and expensive to redevelop for several reasons, particularly due to the risk associated with land that was previously used for industrial or commercial purposes and the removal of unsafe structures.

When there is a brownfield no one is liable for the costs of clean up?

In some cases, the current owner pays for the brownfield site assessment and clean-up. In other cases, the purchaser may pay clean-up costs.

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