2009 Winners   

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    2010 Nominations   

Most of us like to give credit where credit is due. To that end, we'll accept Renewal Awards' nominations until Friday, June 4, 2010, and culminating in the selection of three esteemed winners in October 2010. Awards will then be presented to projects that represent the gold standard of development across three distinct industry spheres of influence. The three categories are:

The Renewal Awards selection process - carried out by an independent panel of judges - is supremely democratic, as any individual, group, company, organization, government body or agency is eligible to submit an application. These projects can encompass:

• Private enterprise
• Public facilities
• Industrial reuse of a brownfields site
• Environmental restoration.

We invite you to provide input on the characteristics that made your project so impactful, so difference-making. For your convenience, we've compiled a host of questions within each of the three categories. The insights you provide will duly assist us in selecting the Renewal Award winners. The deadline for submissions has been extended from Tuesday, June 1, 2010 to Friday, June 4, 2010. In order to be considered for a Brownfield Renewal Award, the brownfield redevelopment project MUST be completed by the date the application is submitted. We welcome your participation!

Please enter your name and contact information so we can contact you, if needed, regarding this nomination.

First Name *
Last Name *
Title
Organization / Company *
Address *
Address 2
City *
State/ Province *	Select a country first
Zip *
Country:	Select a country USA Canada Other
Phone *
e-Mail *
Fax

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PROJECT INFORMATION

Please provide the following information about the project that you are nominating.

Name of Development   *
Address *
Address 2
City *
State/Province *	Select a country first
Zip *
Country *	Select a country USA Canada Other
Please provide a brief overview of the project, including the: Goal of the project; Location of the site; Approximate size of the site (in acres); Former use of the site; Actual end use of the site; and finally, Date the project was completed Please Note: projects must be completed before submitting an application for a Brownfield Renewal Award
What makes this project unique? How does it stand out among other successful brownfield redevelopment projects?
What were the primary funding sources (i.e. private or public) for the project and what were the total redevelopment costs?
What contaminants were present on the site? Please discuss what remediation technologies were used and what the total remediation costs were.

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IMPACT

Please select the area or areas of impact you would like to nominate this project for.

Environmental

Economic

Social

Environmental Impact Questions:

Could you describe the use of innovative environmental solutions in the project?
How were the environmental results identified and measured?
Could you describe the breadth and depth of the remediation required, and was it executed under a consent order or other legal mandate?
What was most challenging about the project?
Did the project receive any loans, grants or financial assistance from any public or private organizations?
Could you describe the collaboration that occurred among multiple parties to enable the project to excel?
What type of innovative designs and energy-efficient technologies were implemented?
What recyclable materials were used to classify this as a 'green' development?

Economic Impact Questions:

What kind of long-term economic benefits did the project bring to the local community, such as population increase, job creation, tax revenue generation, just to name a few possible benefits?
How were economic results measured and how swift was the return on investment?
Was the project completed on time and on budget?
What was most challenging about your project?
Did the project receive any loans, grants or financial assistance from any public or private organizations?
Could you describe the collaboration that occurred among multiple parties to enable the project?
What were the number of employees formerly employed at the site prior to abandonment, and primary job classifications at the former enterprise (e.g., mechanics, steelworkers, clerical, etc.)?
What are the number of employees currently employed at the site?

Social Impact Questions:

Did the project increase job opportunities in the community, or communities, surrounding the site?
Did the project help to decrease local crime rates or to improve human health and safety?
What was most challenging about your project?
Did the project receive any loans, grants or financial assistance from any public or private organizations?
Could you describe the collaboration that occurred among multiple parties to enable the project?
What type of innovative designs and energy-efficient technologies were implemented?
What recyclable materials were used to classify this as a "green" development?

If you would like to preview or print the list of questions for each category please click here.

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