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Brownfield Site Redevelopment Convert Your Brownfields From Eyesores to Assets

Brownfield Site Redevelopment Convert Your Brownfields From Eyesores to Assets . Glen Gery Brick Factory Site, Clay County. Arketex Clay Tile Site. Basic Components of Brownfield Redevelopment. Identify existing brownfield sites. Determine site ownership. Secure site access.

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Brownfield Site Redevelopment Convert Your Brownfields From Eyesores to Assets

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  1. Brownfield Site RedevelopmentConvert Your Brownfields From Eyesores to Assets

  2. Glen Gery Brick Factory Site, Clay County

  3. Arketex Clay Tile Site

  4. Basic Components of Brownfield Redevelopment • Identify existing brownfield sites. • Determine site ownership. • Secure site access. • Conduct an Environmental Site Assessment Phase I. • Define history of the site. • Define any recognized environmental conditions which are a cause for any concern. • Conduct an Environmental Site Assessment Phase II. • Define conditions as they may relate to demolition or remediation activities on the site. • Define redevelopment actions to be taken.

  5. Funding the Basic Components of Brownfield Redevelopment • West Central Indiana Economic Development District Applied for and received EPA Brownfield Assessment Coalition Funds in 2009. • $447,000 Hazardous Substances • $447,000 Petroleum • Coalition initially included Clay, Vermillion, and Vigo Counties. • Putnam and Sullivan Counties joined the Coalition in 2010.

  6. Scope of Work For The Coalition • Inventory of brownfield sites. • Redevelopment plans for prioritized sites. • 24 Phase I ESA ‘s • 12 Phase II ESA’s • 6 remedial action plans. • Community involvement /outreach. • Identify and establish the basis for the use of any resources available for redevelopment activities.

  7. Resources Leveraged By Coalition Activities in Clinton, IN • Office of Community and Rural Affairs CDBG Demolition Grant funding. • Indiana Department of Transportation - Transportation Enhancement Act funding. • Indiana Finance Authority/ Indiana Brownfields Program. • Vermillion Co. Community Foundation. • Little Italy Festival Town, Inc. • Rural Housing Tax Credits • IHCDA – Home funds/Development Funds

  8. Old High School, Clinton

  9. Southwest Corner 3rd and Mulberry Street, Clinton

  10. Kenly Building, Clinton

  11. Garment Factory, Clinton

  12. Freight Depot, Clinton

  13. Former Bank Building, Clinton

  14. Former Jewelry Store, Clinton

  15. Rapid Cable Building, Clinton

  16. Former Meat Processing Facility, Clinton

  17. Powers Property, West Terre Haute

  18. Former Marathon Station, West Terre Haute

  19. Hagen Building, Shelburn

  20. Central Elementary School, Sullivan

  21. Clay County Health Center, Brazil

  22. Vacant Lot, Center Point

  23. Vanes Boilerworks, Brazil

  24. Former Eutectics Building, Brazil

  25. Former Coal Yard, Brazil

  26. Glen Gery Brick Factory Site, Clay County

  27. Old Country Store, Harmony

  28. Old Clay County Jail, Brazil

  29. Farmers Market, Cloverdale

  30. Former Ice House, Cloverdale

  31. Former Truck Stop, Putnam County

  32. Bainbridge Auto Sales, Bainbridge

  33. Actual Coalition-wide Outcome • Comprehensive inventory of brownfield sites in the Coalition counties compiled. • Redevelopment plans for 17 sites including identification of possible and actual funding sources. • 24 Phase I ESA’s completed. • 21 Phase II ESA’s completed. (25 UST’s removed.) • 6 remedial action plans completed. • Community outreach conducted in all counties in the Coalition.

  34. Funding Leveraged • $8,151,571 in private funding leveraged to date. • $1,202,024 in State and Federal funding leveraged. • $448,011 in local funding leveraged.

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