Elizabeth has spent more than ten years working in Community Development and Public Health and has a passion for redevelopment.
She has in depth experience in permitting projects, plan review, construction, environmental justice, grant applications through both the EPA and the State of Arizona for Brownfields assessment and remediation. She enjoys community engagement to create a renaissance of opportunity in land, building, housing, energy, and business.
She holds a bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Science and a minor in Plant Biology. She lives in Northern Arizona and enjoys the mountains, hiking, and biking.
The Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR) staff have had the privilege of reviewing session proposals for the National Brownfields Conference for many years. For BF2027, there was a waterfall of ideas regarding Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data ce...
“Shovel ready” gets used loosely in redevelopment circles. Funders like the phrase, elected officials like announcing it, and nearly every project claims it at some point. But what exactly is a “shovel ready” project? Definitions vary, but...
When considering the purchase of an industrial or commercial property, potential purchasers should bear in mind that, under federal and California environmental law, they can inherit environmental liability for pre-existing contamination. The Liability Tr...