[CPEO-MEF] BROWNFIELD WORKSHOP: Redevelop your Polluted Properties and

[CPEO Moderator <cpeo@cpeo.org>]

Sent: Monday, October 29, 2001 4:30 PM
Subject: BROWNFIELD WORKSHOP: Redevelop your Polluted Properties and
Revitalize your Cities


> The California Center for Land Recycling (CCLR) presents:
>
> Managing Environmental Challenges on Your Project:
>
> Tools, Techniques & Resources
>
> Thursday, November 8, 2001
>
> At the Great Valley Center
>
> Modesto
>
> CCLR is pleased to present this very popular workshop designed to meet 
> the
> needs of project managers involved in redeveloping environmentally
impacted
> properties. Whether you are a novice or a master of brownfield
> redevelopment, this practical, interactive workshop provides you with 
> the
> tools, techniques and resources required for on-time, on-budget project
> management. The material is presented in the context of a project
manager's
> day-to-day reality of time, budget and risk management.
>
> Workshop Agenda:
>
> Session 1: Introduction
>
> Session 2: Overview: Identifying & Managing Environmental Challenges
> on your Project
>
> Session 3: The Environmental Law Challenge
>
> Session 4: Selecting & Directing the Environmental Consultant
>
> Session 5: Getting the Most from your Phase I Site Assessment
>
> Session 6: Getting the Most from your Phase II Site Assessment
>
> Session 7: Site Remediation Basics
>
> Session 8: Working within the Regulatory Context
>
> Session 9: Environmental Risk Management Strategies & Insurance
>
> Session 10: Financial Resources
>
> Session 11: Case Study
>
> Workshop Fees:
>
> Fees include lunch and comprehensive workshop materials. CCLR is
> committed to helping community-based organizations by providing
scholarships
> to reduce the cost of the workshop. Please inquire about available
> scholarships.
>
> Private Sector $300
>
> Government Sector $175
>
> Nonprofit Sector $75
>
> (Nonprofit fee includes Community or Economic Development
> Corporations)
>
>
>
> SPACE IS LIMITED - REGISTER NOW!
>
> Presenters:
>
> Robert Doty, Attorney, Cox, Castle & Nicholson, LLP
>
> Susan Hollingshead, Principal, Renova Partners LLC
>
> Earl James, Geologist, Erler & Kalinowski, Inc.
>
> Stephanie Shakofsky, Executive Director, CCLR
>
> Co-Convenors:
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> Building Industry Association
>
> California Community Economic Development Association
>
> California Redevelopment Association
>
> California Trade and Commerce Agency
>
> Environmental Council of the States
>
> Greenbelt Alliance
>
> Greenlining Institute
>
> Housing California
>
> Local Government Commission
>
> Nonprofit Housing
>
> For more information and to register:
>
> Call Emily at 415/820.2089
>
> Email emily.liolin@cclr.org <mailto:emily.liolin@cclr.org>
>
> Register online at our website: http://www.cclr.org/
<http://www.cclr.org/>
>
> **Please feel free to forward this message to your colleagues and 
> friends
> working with environmentally impacted properties!
>
>
> Emily Liolin
> California Center for Land Recycling
> 455 Market Street
> Suite 1100
> San Francisco, CA 94105
> 415.820.2089
> fax: 415.882.7666
>

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