CCLR Holds Sustainable Development & Land Recycling Workshop - Meridian, ID
CCLR is to hold an EPA Grant Technical Assistance Workshops on September 18th in Meridian, Idaho. Attendees representing the state's local government agencies will gain valuable insight into various tips and tricks in applying for Brownfield redevelopment grants.
700 NE 2nd Street
Meridian, ID 83642
United States
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Agenda, Presentations & Other Resources
Introduction
• Amy Luft | Community Planning Association (COMPASS)
• Ignacio Dayrit | Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR)
• Eric Traynor & Tina Elayer | Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (IDEQ)
Sustainability & Brownfields: Supporting a Sustainable Economy & Environment
• IDEQ
• CCLR
What is sustainability to you? Is it economic? Is it environmental? Something else? This session
will present the big picture of how sustainability applies to planning, design, economic
development, and how to connect the dots between these different activities through the lens
of brownfield redevelopment.
ARC Grants: Funding Tools for Land Reuse
• IDEQ
• CCLR
The EPA and IDEQ offer a variety of funding resources for assessment and cleanup of
brownfields, both directly to local governments and nonprofits, as well as indirectly through
state‐administered programs. Additionally, other federal and state agencies offer funding and
resources that can be used for infill projects. CCLR and IDEQ will provide you with a multiagency
toolbox of funding resources that could help fund your next redevelopment project.
Case Studies
• IDEQ
• CCLR
Grant Tips & Strategies, Q&A
• IDEQ
• CCLR
This session will bring today’s lessons into focus by providing useful tips and pointers for those
considering and preparing to apply for U.S. EPA ARC Grants, and providing overviews of
successful land recycling and sustainable redevelopment projects.
Photo courtesy of Eric Porter | Huston School; Huston, ID