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By Mark Johnson
 Developers like Aardema aren’t the only ones singing the brownfield coordinator’s praises. Leonard Spearman says, “Dawn is the reason Houston went from doing one or two projects a year, if they were lucky, to having the number one or two program in the country.” Agreeing with that is Stan Hitt, “She’s really turned the program around. This is one of the best [EPA] pilot programs in the country, and Dawn’s really the one responsible for it.”
But while many people give Moses the lion’s share of the credit, she is one of the first to point out how Houston’s current mayor, Lee Brown, has aided brownfield development in the city. “Mayor Brown has placed a lot of importance on brownfields,” she says. “That makes my job much easier.”
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