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Body: From the March 13, 2024 Workshop in Guymon, OK, a compilation of all presentations, with each specific session beginning as noted below:
2 - Brownfields 101
15 - Oklahoma Corporation Commission’s Brownfields Program
96 - Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Brownfields Program
125 - Brownfields Identification and Inventory
142 - Brownfields Prioritization Exercise
150 - Community Resources (Sheila Martin, Guymon Economic Development Dept.)
160 - Main Street Guymon (Charles White)
169 - Oklahoma Main Street (Tamara Nelson)
170 - Guymon Chamber of Commerce (Erica Maddox)
181 - KSU TAB Assistance
Mel Pins, from the Monticello, IA Workshop, April 11, 2024.
Jennifer Clancey, from the Monticello, IA Workshop, April 11, 2024.
From the Neligh, NE Workshop, May 21, 2024.
From the Neligh, NE Workshop, May 21, 2024.
From the Neligh, NE Workshop, May 21, 2024.
FREE Workshop in Neligh, NE!
The Technical Assistance to Brownfields Program (TAB) at Kansas State University, the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy (NDEE), and the Neligh Economic Development Office invite you to attend this free brownfield workshop.
Does your community have an abandoned building, gas station, or other potentially contaminated property, commonly referred to as a 'brownfield', that is negatively impacting your community image and economic development? Do you look at these sites and wonder where funding could come from to help turn them into new businesses or community assets? This workshop will focus on valuable state and federal resources available to assist with redevelopment of brownfields sites to bring them back to beneficial use.
Your Sites – Our Solutions: Pre-registered communities will have the opportunity to share site information with a panel of experts in an open forum. The panel will provide feedback on how to address site-specific issues and develop a comprehensive strategy for redevelopment tailored to your community’s needs. Following the panel response, all workshop attendees will have an opportunity to provide additional feedback through an open question and answer period. You may be your neighbor’s inspiration!
Do you have a redevelopment project in mind and need advice on "Where do we go from here?" Simply complete the redevelopment questionnaire as completely as possible and follow instructions on the form to submit. If any of the information is not known or is unavailable, state so. The information provided will be used to brief our panel on your site-specific issues.
Who should attend? Local and regional government officials, economic and community development organizations, lenders and real-estate professionals, property owners, and anyone interested in learning about brownfields and financial resources for local redevelopment.
The Kansas Brownfields Program (KBP) in collaboration with the Technical Assistance to Brownfields Program at Kansas State University (KSU TAB) invites YOU to attend a brownfield webinar series focusing on information for those entities who have completed, are completing, or are interested in Brownfield environmental assessments from KBP.
Webinars are free but registration is required.
Webinar 1: What are Phase I environmental site assessments and why are they important?
Date: Held Thursday, April 18, 2024
Topics will include: What is the purpose of a Phase I environmental site assessment? Why is performing a Phase I important? How long is a Phase I valid for?
Webinar 2: What are Phase II environmental site assessments and asbestos and lead-based paint surveys?
Date: Thursday May 09, 2024
Topics will include: What to expect if a follow-up Phase II is recommended? What types of sampling can be included in a Phase II? How to interpret Phase II findings?
Webinar 3: The Kansas Brownfields Program: Eligibility, Timeline and What to Expect.
Date: Thursday May 23, 2024
Topics will include: Kansas Brownfield Program eligibility, application walkthrough, timelines, and post assessment next steps.
Webinar 4: Kansas State University Technical Assistance to Brownfields Program - Resources for Redevelopment
Date: Thursday June 06, 2024
This webinar will discuss the free services KSU TAB offers to assist with brownfield redevelopment, such as redevelopment visioning, market analyses, resource roadmaps, e-tools for site inventories and EPA brownfield grant writing, workshops, and more.
Who Should Attend: Local government officials (community, county), economic and community development organizations, not-for-profit entities, and any other eligible applicants (such as private citizens that have support from local units of government or non-profit organizations) intending to apply for KBP Brownfields assessments.
From the Guymon, OK Workshop on March13, 2024
From the Guymon, OK Workshop on March13, 2024
From the Monticello, IA Workshop, April 11, 2024.
From the Monticello, IA Workshop, April 11, 2024.
When: May 1st, 2024 | Where: Arvada Center for the Performing Arts
This year’s conference theme, Brownfields Begin with Partnerships, emphasizes the importance of partnerships in accomplishing brownfields redevelopment.
Does your community have old gas stations, unused buildings, or other potentially contaminated properties impeding future economic growth? Are you concerned these sites may be negatively impacting health and the quality of life in your neighborhoods? Do you look at these properties and wonder how you might bring them back to productive use?
You are invited to attend a free brownfields workshop on Wednesday, March 13, 2024, hosted by the Guymon Chamber of Commerce, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission’s Brownfield Program, and the Kansas State University - Technical Assistance to Brownfields Program (KSU TAB). Workshop participants will learn about:
• What a brownfield is (and is not);
• OCC resources for assessment and cleanup of former service stations;
• Other local, state, and federal resources available to address brownfields; and
• How to include brownfields redevelopment in community revitalization.
Who should attend? Local and regional government officials, economic and community development organizations, lenders and real-estate professionals, property owners, and anyone interested in learning about brownfields and financial resources for local redevelopment.