CCLR Webinars

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Gentrification and displacement are critical topics for cities and neighborhoods, and for redevelopment, as well.  CCLR is pleased to welcome Richard Rothstein, author of the 2017 book The Color of Law.  Richard will frame the history of segregation in the United States, and help us understand how racial segregation shapes redevelopment decisions today. 

This is the first in a series of webinars dedicated to equity, displacement and redevelopment, as we explore how these issues have impacted communities around the country, and what different local jurisdictions are doing to mitigate the risk of displacement as a result of land recycling.  

Note: It is highly recommended that you read the Color of Law prior to this webinar.  The Color of Law is available at local libraries and from book sellers. 

Speakers:
Richard Rothstein, Economic Policy Institute

Sarah Sieloff, Center for Creative Land Recycling 

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Why stop with one brownfield site when you can redevelop several?  Areawide planning is a strategy that communities across the country have successfully used to address multiple brownfields concurrently -- and not always in the context of an EPA Brownfields Areawide Planning Grant. In this webinar, learn how areawide planning can support your redevelopment goals: see how each community navigated the planning process, engaged residents and other stakeholders, and utilized creative approaches to funding and interim uses to turn local eyesores into assets.  

Speakers:
Drew Wilson, City of Fresno
Katie-Rose Imbriano, BRS Inc.
Kate O'Brien, Catalyst Collaboratives LLC

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Conflict is part of human existence, and there’s no denying that it can be unpleasant, but with tools and perspective from professional facilitators, there’s no reason to be afraid.  We have to work through conflict to get to a better outcome, whether that’s a vision for a site or area, an agreement about remediation plans, or anything else.

How can you improve your conflict management and mitigation practices?  Come away from our webinar with the skills to plan for and productively manage disagreement. This webinar builds on a popular panel that was presented at the California Land Recycling Conference in 2018.

Speakers:
Joan Isaacson, Kearns and West
Michael Fortunato, CICD

Learn about the new EPA Multipurpose, Assessment, and Cleanup (MAC) brownfields grant competition and key tricks of the trade as you prepare your FY 2019 grant applications. This webinar will also include a "how to" for TAB EZ*. Hosted by the Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR), the KSU Technical Assistance to Brownfields Communities Program, and the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). *TAB EZ is a FREE online tool intended to streamline and simplify the grant writing process when applying for EPA brownfields assessment and cleanup grants. 

Speakers: 
Rachel Lentz | U.S. EPA 
Maggie Egbarts | Kansas State University 
Ignacio Dayrit | Center for Creative Land Recycling 
Elizabeth Limbrick | New Jersey Institute of Technology 
Ken Brown | Center for Creative Land Recycling 

See the recording HERE: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/8939217945868584715

TAB can review drafts of Multipurpose, Asessment, and Cleanup (MAC) grant proposals at no cost! Please contact the TAB provider for your Region provide at least one-week notice of sending drafts for review: 

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Únete a nuestro equipo de CCLR Puerto Rico, que discutirá las opciones que el programa de brownfield ofrece para el desarrollo de áreas abandonadas y/o contaminadas. Haremos recomendaciones para para abordar las nuevas guías 2019 para la solicitud de fondos en sus diferentes modalidades (evaluaciones, limpieza y usos multiples (MAC por sus siglas en Inglés). Hablaremos de los aspectos claves y el desarrollo de una estrategia para presentar nuestra historia de una manera contundente y de manera convincente.  

Nuestros oradores Sonia Cosme y David Southgate con experiencias exitosas en  la preparación de propuestas de brownfield.   

Sonia Cosme | EDS Puerto Rico  
David Southgate | Center for Creative Land Recycling

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Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) have been around - in your clothing, cookware, carpets, etc. - since the 1950's, but are new in the brownfields world. The implications on property transactions and redevelopment projects is also new to us. Our panel will discuss the evolving regulatory landscape and the perspective from the insurance industry. We will provide the background and tools to allow the redevelopment community to evaluate and address PFAS risks on projects. So PFAS-en your seat belts as we give you the low-down and tools to evaluate its risks to projects. 

Speakers: 
Edward Conti, Principal Geologist, EKI Environment & Water, Inc. 
Virginia Yingling, Hydrogeologist, Minnesota Department of Health & Co-Lead of ITRC PFAS Team 
Trisha Blau, Environmental Services Group Managing Director, Aon Risk Solutions

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This webinar covers the Capitol Hill Day of CCLR's National Brownfield Leadership Summit on Wednesday, September 26th. We will be discussing the Brownfields Briefing for Congressional Staff, best practices for Capitol Hill meetings, and answering any questions you may have about our visit to Capitol Hill.

Speakers:
Ken Brown | AKB Strategies and Center for Creative Land Recycling
Matt Ware | Sustainable Strategies DC

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Les invitamos a un webinar sobre los lineamientos para la solicitud de subsidios de fondos brownfield para el 2019. El webinar ofrecerá una revisión detallada para proyectos de evaluación y limpieza de brownfields. El propósito es ayudar a que los aplicantes conozcan los programas de la Oficina de Brownfields de la EPA y puedan aplicar para las solicitudes de fondos del 2019. 

Nuestros oradores Sonia Cosme y David Southgate con experiencias exitosas en  la preparación de propuestas de brownfield.  

Sonia Cosme | EDS Puerto Rico 
David Southgate | Center for Creative Land Recycling

Please view a recording of the webinar here.

Additional Resources: Catalytic development: (Re)creating walkable urban places pdf, (Re)creating walkable urban places article

Detroit, Michigan has been using Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for 40 years to finance the redevelopment of a variety of properties and spur economic development across the city. Despite the use of this powerful tool and a local economy on the rebound, the redevelopment of many iconic buildings and properties in Detroit has not been economically viable. Learn how the City of Detroit and Bedrock Detroit/Quicken Loans have addressed these barriers by working to “supercharge” TIF and maintain a robust public process to create transformational redevelopment projects for the City of Detroit and the State of Michigan.

Speakers:
Brian Vosburg | Detroit Economic Growth Corporation
Jared Fleisher | Quicken Loans
RJ Wolney | Bedrock

There is no public recording available for this webinar.

It might actually be rocket science! Join NASA collaborators ecoSPEARS and Intrinsyx on a webinar about cost-effective, in-situ technologies that remediate PCBs, chlorinated solvents, metals, and other toxins. 
Phytoremediation is EPA accepted for many different types of pollution. Intrinsyx uses naturally occurring tree bacterial endophytes that can result in faster tree growth and establishment, resulting in faster clean up and improved tree survival. 
ecoSPEARS provides a cradle-to-grave system for removing and destroying the world’s deadliest and most persistent toxins, including PCBs, with minimal impact to the environment and wildlife. 
Learn how these may work locally on your sites at a fraction of the cost of conventional remediation methods.

Speakers:

Ignacio Dayrit | Center for Creative Land Recycling
John Freeman | Intrinsyx

Phillip Reagin | ecoSPEARS

Phil Maloney | ecoSPEARS