From: | Ann Ishimaru <ejag@teleport.com> |
Date: | 15 Jun 1998 09:00:51 |
Reply: | cpeo-brownfields |
Subject: | community priority criteria? |
Due to the recent EPA Showcase designation here in Portland, OR, brownfields have become a high profile issue and a community priority. We (Environmental Justice Action Group) are working with the City of Portland and the state DEQ to look at possible sites to focus on as pilots. Because the community we work in (N/NE Portland) tends to have smaller brownfield sites in mix-zoned areas, they generally don't register as "high priority" environmentally. However, we are interested in exploring the possibility of looking at sites that are deemed high priority by the *community* in terms of a range of criteria, such as proximity to schools & kids, visibility, local interest in redevelopment, ease of replication, etc. Does anyone out there know if this has been done before? If so, what kind of criteria were used and how were they applied? Thanks for any direction here. . . Ann Ishimaru Prog. Dir., Environmental Justice Action Group (EJAG) | |
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