City of Zanesville, Ohio Community Case Study Zanesville Brownfields and Revitalization Strategies
City of Zanesville Community Case Study Presenters Beth Grigsby Carly Campbell City ity of of Zan anesvill ille SM SME Environmental l Con onsult ltants Redevelopment Administrator Senior Project Consultant Your Logo or Name Here 2
Zanesville City Profile - Located in Appalachian Ohio at the confluence of the Muskingum & Licking Rivers - Population: Approx. 25,400 residents - Home to Zane State College & Ohio University Zanesville - Contains 3 Historic Overlay Districts - Home to the Y-Bridge - Contains the Zanesville Municipal Airport City of Zanesville - Located along I-70, City serves as gateway to major east and west travel - Historically comprised of manufacturing County seat of Muskingum County industries (e.g., coal and pottery) Your Logo or Name Here 3
Snapshot: Community Development Strategies Economic Connectivity Business Retention Development - Revit itali lization Di Distric ict - Do Downtown Rede edevelo lopment - Co Cool ol & & Co Conn nnected Distric Di ict Prog ogram (US (USDA, US S EP EPA, A, - Art Arts & & Cult Culture Ov Overla lay ARC) AR District Di - Tax Inc ncrement Fina Financing (TIF) (TI F) Distric ict - Do Downtown Zan anesvil ille le - 3 Bus Busin iness Par arks Wirele less Ne Network (Nor Northpoin inte, Ai Airp rpor ort, and and Eas astpoi ointe) Your Logo or Name Here 4
Snapshot: Community Development Strategies Brownfield Neighborhood Historic Revitalization Target Areas Preservation -Cer Certifi ified Loc Local l -TAB AB Event & & Rep epor ort (20 (2016) -Co Communit ity ou outr treach Government -US S EP EPA Br Brown wnfie field ld -Form ormatio ion of of CDC CDC -Do Downtown De Desig ign Revie iew Assessment Grant (20 As (2016- -Zan anesville Neig Neighborhoo ood Boar Bo ard 2019) 2019 Gr Grant Prog ogram -De Desig ign Revie iew Bo Board -O.U. Br Brown wnfie field ld Red edevelo lopment Proj oject (2017-2018) (20 2018) Your Logo or Name Here 5
TAB Community Visioning & Planning Session: Munson School & Mosaic Tile Areas Presenter: BETH GR GRIGSBY, SM SME SE SENIOR PROJE JECT CONSULTANT • Assistance with Planning, Environmental, & Economic Development • Free to local governments and Tribes • Funded by U.S. EPA • K-State assists in EPA Regions 5, 6, 7 and 8 …21 states • In partnership with State Brownfield Program & City Your Logo or Name Here 6
TAB Program: Public Meeting (5/2016) Re-use considerations: 2 brownfields sites Former Munson Former Mos osaic Tile ile Co. o. Ele lementary ry Sc School l brownfie ield si site brownfie ield si site Your Logo or Name Here 7
TAB Program: Public Meeting (5/2016) Visioning Process Overv rview • City invited more than 2,000 residents • City provided overview of recent Southside Survey • Participants were divided into 6 – 8 person groups • Individual Groups reported out with top 3 priorities • Everybody votes • Summary of votes and next steps Your Logo or Name Here 8
TAB Program: Public Meeting (5/2016) TAB Meeting Results: Reuse of Munson School and Mosaic Tile Co. site Mos osaic Tile ile Co. Co. Sit ite Former Munson Elem lementary ry Sch chool Sit ite Your Logo or Name Here
SME: Our Partnership with Zanesville SM SME Profil ile • 50 year old multi-service engineering firm offering wide range of services for every stage of project life cycle • SME strives to be a trusted partner to our clients and in the business of developing insightful, practical solutions • SME is recognized as one of the 2017 Top 101 Best and Brightest Companies to work for in the Nation! Par artnership ip with ith Zan anesvill ille • SME responded & was awarded contract related to an RFQ in 2015 to write an EPA Brownfields Coalition Grant and implement grant services • SME began implementing services for the Coalition in FY 2016 Your Logo or Name Here
U.S. EPA Hazardous Substances & Petroleum Assessment Grant The ZMCC Grant Award Grant Activities 1 – Programmatic 1 • $450,000 Haz. • City applied Substances 2 - Brownfield Inventory jointly with • $150,000 Petroleum 3 - Community County: Involvement • $600 $600,000 to total • Zanes esville le- 4 – Site Assessments Muskin ingum • FY FY 2016 2016-2019 2019 Cou County Coa Coalit ition 5 – Cleanup Planning Your Logo or Name Here 11
US EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant Assessment Site Summaries Asses ssessments s Com Completed Findings Fin National Plumbing Pottery Site VAP Phase I Revealed potential RECs • 14-acre former industrial site SAP -- in use from 1919-2000 VAP Phase II Revealed presence of lead & PAH (primarily large-scale pottery issues for dermal contact & industrial manufacturing Risk Mitigation Plan -- operations) • By mid 2000s, on-site buildings were demolished or in varying states of disrepair. Your Logo or Name Here 12
US EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant Assessment Site Summaries Asses ssessments s Com Completed Fin Findings 606 & 608 Main Street Phase I Revealed no potential RECs except • 1886 - Property was developed from possible historic tin shop & with 3 commercial buildings potential contaminants brought in (cabinet, flour and feed, & tin through groundwater/soil shops) Hazardous Materials Revealed presence of asbestos and Assessment lead paint within building materials • Site supported variety of commercial businesses until 2016 including a candy factory, restaurant, and art studio • Property now vacant & south portions of the buildings have collapsed Your Logo or Name Here 13
US EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant Assessment Site Summaries Asses ssessments s Com Completed Fin Findings Fmr Munson Elementary School Phase I Revealed minimal potential RECs • Roughly one-acre site Haz Mat Assessment Revealed presence of asbestos and developed with a two-story lead paint within building materials 13,000 sq. ft. school building. SAP -- • 1910 – Munson School Phase II Revealed no evidence of soil completed, with an eastern contamination. addition added in 1916 & a western addition in 1932. • Property functioned as an Elementary School until 2005, and was sold by the Board of Education in 2007 Your Logo or Name Here 14
US EPA Brownfield Assessment Grant Assessment Site Summaries Asses ssessments s Com Completed Findings Fin Mosaic Tile Co. Site VAP Phase I Revealed potential RECs related to • 17-acre site historic property operations, UST releases, lagoon, and reported fires • 1900-1967: Property housed on site the Mosaic Tile Manufacturing Co. • Plant closed in 1967 and then operated in other capacities (e.g. shipping and receiving). • Current owner began property demolition and was stopped by City officials Your Logo or Name Here 15
Brownfield Revitalization Successes & Challenges Success: Sites Ready for Redevelopment - 2 2 Br Brownfield ld Asses ssessment sit sites no now rea eady for or red edevelopment: - Zanesvill lle Mall lleable le Sit Site - Nati tional Plu Plumbing Pottery Sit Site Challenge: Lack of Access in Certain Sites - Mos osaic Tile ile Co. Co. – un unable to to acc access ss sit site for or ad additional l Asse ssessment ac acti tivities - 2200 Lin 2200 Linden Avenue – Su Superfund Sit Site - Did Did no not t comple lete a a Br Brownfield Assess ssessment usin using gr grant - Lack of Lac of sit site acce access du due to to Su Superfund status s and Property owner act an actions s & status Your Logo or Name Here 16
Contact Information Beth Grigsby Carly Campbell SME Environmental l City of City of Zanes esvill lle Con Consultants Redevelopment Senior Project Consultant Administrator Beth.Grigsby@sme- Carly.Campbell@coz.org usa.com Your Logo or Name Here 17
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