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C OMING CCLR W EBINAR S CHEDULE Date Title July 12 When Life Hands You a Landfill National TAB Webinar: Basics of Site August 2 Remediation In-Situ Remediation Technologies September 13 October 4 Phytoremediation Demystified October 11 Urban Agriculture & Healthfields All webinars are free - sign up at cclr.org
N EXT W EBINAR AT CCLR. ORG July 12 | 11am PT | 2pm ET Landfill sites can be a liability yet offer great redevelopment opportunities. Our nationally recognized landfill redevelopment experts will explain how to identify and capture the value beyond the liability. Hear success stories and the latest regulatory, policy, and technology updates in landfill redevelopment.
T ODAY ’ S P RESENTERS Anne Wallace is the Deputy Director for the Office of Redevelopment at the City of Knoxville with a focus on the corridor and downtown design projects, and grant management. She works with various stakeholders including the University of Tennessee, regional hospitals, merchants associations, neighborhood groups, consultants and others to improve both the form and function of Cumberland Avenue, downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas. Stephen LeFevre is a Senior Managing Hydrogeologist with Barton & Loguidice, D.P .C. He is a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Wyoming, and has over 31 years of experience working on a variety of projects in the Northeast, including administration and management of USEPA-funded Brownfields assessment and cleanup projects, hazardous waste investigations, land use plans, and draft environmental impact statements. Logan Smith works with rural communities to improve rural economic prosperity for the the Siskiyou Economic Development Council (SEDC). He is the team lead for sustainable development projects such as the Brownfield program and the California Energy Commission’s Electric Vehicle Readiness program. In his three years at SEDC, he has participated in five EPA assessment and cleanup grants and one TBA, and three State assessment grants totaling more than $2M.
T ODAY ’ S P RESENTERS Elizabeth Limbrick is Licensed Site Remediation Professional in New Jersey. She is a Project Manager at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where she provides free technical assistance to governmental, tribal and not-for- profit entities in EPA Regions 1, 3, and 4 that are interested in assessing, remediating and redeveloping brownfields. Elizabeth has over 20 experience in the development and oversight of environmental remediation and brownfield redevelopment projects in the private and public sectors. Blase Leven is the Coordinator of TAB Programs at Kansas State University and has led and served on technical assistance and outreach teams since 1997. He oversees KSU TAB’s web -based e-tools, including the TAB EZ Assessment and Cleanup Grantwriting tool. His experience is in environmental assessments and site redevelopment planning and is a Licensed Professional Geologist. Ignacio Dayrit has over 30 years of experience in public sector development including: grant writing, fiscal and financial analysis, public debt financing, feasibility analyses, community outreach and participation and urban design. With CCLR, he has assisted communities throughout the west obtain state and Federal grants and technical assistance.
T HANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR Langan provides an integrated mix of engineering and environmental consulting services in support of land development projects, corporate real estate portfolios, and the oil and gas industry. Our clients include developers, property owners, public agencies, corporations, institutions, and energy companies around the world.
B E SURE TO LOOK FOR TAB AT …
J OIN THE R EDEVELOPMENT R ODEO AT B ROWNFIELDS 2017 • Seeking case studies from: • Rural • Urban • Get advice from redevelopment experts • Propose a site at cclr.org
June 28 2017 Thank you for calling in We will start shortly
H OUSEKEEPING • Download presentation materials by clicking on the console to the right of the screen. • Unable to download the material? Put your email in the comment box. Materials will be sent by email as time permits, or after the webinar concludes. • A recording of the webinar will be available shortly after the webinar. • We appreciate your feedback – please respond to the webinar survey.
C OMING CCLR W EBINAR S CHEDULE Date Title July 12 When Life Hands You a Landfill National TAB Webinar: Basics of Site August 2 Remediation In-Situ Remediation Technologies September 13 October 4 Phytoremediation Demystified October 11 Urban Agriculture & Healthfields All webinars are free - sign up at cclr.org
N EXT W EBINAR AT CCLR. ORG July 12 | 11am PT | 2pm ET Landfill sites can be a liability yet offer great redevelopment opportunities. Our nationally recognized landfill redevelopment experts will explain how to identify and capture the value beyond the liability. Hear success stories and the latest regulatory, policy, and technology updates in landfill redevelopment.
T ODAY ’ S P RESENTERS Anne Wallace is the Deputy Director for the Office of Redevelopment at the City of Knoxville with a focus on the corridor and downtown design projects, and grant management. She works with various stakeholders including the University of Tennessee, regional hospitals, merchants associations, neighborhood groups, consultants and others to improve both the form and function of Cumberland Avenue, downtown Knoxville and surrounding areas. Stephen LeFevre is a Senior Managing Hydrogeologist with Barton & Loguidice, D.P .C. He is a licensed Professional Geologist in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Kentucky, and Wyoming, and has over 31 years of experience working on a variety of projects in the Northeast, including administration and management of USEPA-funded Brownfields assessment and cleanup projects, hazardous waste investigations, land use plans, and draft environmental impact statements. Logan Smith works with rural communities to improve rural economic prosperity for the the Siskiyou Economic Development Council (SEDC). He is the team lead for sustainable development projects such as the Brownfield program and the California Energy Commission’s Electric Vehicle Readiness program. In his three years at SEDC, he has participated in five EPA assessment and cleanup grants and one TBA, and three State assessment grants totaling more than $2M.
T ODAY ’ S P RESENTERS Elizabeth Limbrick is Licensed Site Remediation Professional in New Jersey. She is a Project Manager at the New Jersey Institute of Technology where she provides free technical assistance to governmental, tribal and not-for- profit entities in EPA Regions 1, 3, and 4 that are interested in assessing, remediating and redeveloping brownfields. Elizabeth has over 20 experience in the development and oversight of environmental remediation and brownfield redevelopment projects in the private and public sectors. Blase Leven is the Coordinator of TAB Programs at Kansas State University and has led and served on technical assistance and outreach teams since 1997. He oversees KSU TAB’s web -based e-tools, including the TAB EZ Assessment and Cleanup Grantwriting tool. His experience is in environmental assessments and site redevelopment planning and is a Licensed Professional Geologist. Ignacio Dayrit has over 30 years of experience in public sector development including: grant writing, fiscal and financial analysis, public debt financing, feasibility analyses, community outreach and participation and urban design. With CCLR, he has assisted communities throughout the west obtain state and Federal grants and technical assistance.
T HANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR Langan provides an integrated mix of engineering and environmental consulting services in support of land development projects, corporate real estate portfolios, and the oil and gas industry. Our clients include developers, property owners, public agencies, corporations, institutions, and energy companies around the world.
B E SURE TO LOOK FOR TAB AT …
J OIN THE R EDEVELOPMENT R ODEO AT B ROWNFIELDS 2017 • Seeking case studies from: • Rural • Urban • Get advice from redevelopment experts • Propose a site at cclr.org
June 28 2017 Thank you for calling in We will start shortly
H OUSEKEEPING • Download presentation materials by clicking on the console to the right of the screen. • Unable to download the material? Put your email in the comment box. Materials will be sent by email as time permits, or after the webinar concludes. • A recording of the webinar will be available shortly after the webinar. • We appreciate your feedback – please respond to the webinar survey.
C OMING CCLR W EBINAR S CHEDULE Date Title July 12 When Life Hands You a Landfill National TAB Webinar: Basics of Site August 2 Remediation In-Situ Remediation Technologies September 13 October 4 Phytoremediation Demystified October 11 Urban Agriculture & Healthfields All webinars are free - sign up at cclr.org
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