Brownfield Redevelopment
Growing up in an area with so many abandoned steel mills, and other such contaminated sites (brownfields), developing such sites is complicated and very trying, but it brings hope for a community and its economy. Brownfields are everywhere in the US, they used to be the capital industry sites of this country like steel mills and rail yards, but like with everything else, their time came to pass. These sites are now rundown, dilapidated, and often extremely contaminated, and because these sites used to be the center of jobs for many of the communities that they are in, many of those communities never regained themselves economically because of the jobs that were lost. These areas are now usually poverty stricken which is why the US and many support groups are now trying to redevelop these sites and revive these communities. In the development process for a site deemed a brownfield, there are many paths a developer (in this case me) can choose, but before a path can be chosen, there are some steps that must be gone through and things that need to be examined. The first step is to know what a brownfield is, and simply it is an abandoned, unused, or underused industrial or commercial property, often laden wi
Getting Into Development/Projecting Costs Land assessment is basically how it sounds, it is the process in which the land of the brownfield is examined and the findings are noted, recorded, and used to interpret what exactly needs to be done to the land in order to begin developing. The Next Step: Looking Into the Future
Some topics in this essay:
Versus Disadvantages,
Development/Projecting Costs,
Introduction Growing,
Property Gained,
Site Assessment,
Letter EPA,
Residential Industrial/Commercial,
Objectives TACO,
Trichloroethylene TCE,
Finally Phase,
phase 1,
phase 1 esa,
1 esa,
development process,
phase 2,
nfr letter,
brownfield site,
government agency,
2 esa,
site assessment,
process brownfield,
phase 2 esa,
environmental site assessment,
types engineered barriers,
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Approximate Word count = 2366
Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page double spaced)
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