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Susan Boyle
Brownfield professionals from Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC as well as colleagues from Colorado and Missouri, participated in a roundtable discussion on October 4, 2011 entitled "Remediation Fund Development: How to Transform our Current Incentives Programs into Sustainable Funding Programs?" The discussion was part of a Continuing Professional Education Program held at Rutgers University entitled "Brownfields: Emerging Issues in Redevelopment."
The ideas generated at the Roundtable included suggestions on how to prioritize the use of grant funds to assure that the financial assistance remains available as an incentive for brownfield site investigation. Participants contributed these ideas, among others:
Have an active stakeholder process that includes municipalities, local government redevelopment agencies, and other users of the grant funding: these stakeholders have many ideas to offer based on their use of the monies for real projects in their communities;
Grants should be limited to...
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