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Planning for a valuable future use, such as housing or green energy, is critical to attracting developers and philanthropists, securing financing for brownfield cleanup and reuse, and revitalizing forgotten neighborhoods....
Aligning with the conference theme of Imagine, Innovate, and Implement, this session explores how proactive project management, deliberate discussion, and high-quality submittals can significantly reduce approval times. The DTSC Brownfield Development Man...
This candid, conversational session draws on real project experience to explore three categories of last-minute discoveries that threatened to derail active developments: biological resources, archaeological and cultural finds, and unexpected site feature...
First, join experts from EPA, DTSC, and the Water Board for an in-depth exploration of state and federal resources - what’s available, when and how to access the funding, and tips for leveraging multiple sources from different agencies. We’ll also loo...
Parks are infrastructure for healthy, vibrant communities. Ashland, an unincorporated, park-deficient community in Alameda County, partnered with the Hayward Area Recreation & Park District (HARD) and Trust for Public Land (TPL) to create two new parks on...
This session is designed for professionals who possess an advanced technical understanding of vapor intrusion and are looking for deeper clarity on state-specific guidance, screening levels, and risk management....
This session brings together real estate development professionals with firsthand experience transforming contaminated and underutilized properties into affordable housing. Panelists will share practical perspectives on site acquisition and due diligence,...
This panel will explore how project teams can effectively design, document, and communicate self-directed remedial strategies while building confidence among key stakeholders. Attendees will gain perspectives on managing risk, supporting redevelopment goa...
Storytelling is a powerful, but often underutilized, tool that can help your brownfield program succeed. This session will help you: understand the basics of storytelling, identify your key messages and audiences, learn how to disseminate information via ...
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