Managing Brownfield Programs and Changes to Michigan Cleanup Program
Location: Renaissance Center, Detroit
Time and Date: 9:00 am to 2:30 pm on December 9, 2010
Cost: $35 for NBA Members and Government Employees, 45 for Others
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The Michigan Chapter of the National Brownfield Association, in conjunction with several other organizations, is sponsoring a program on very important subjects that affect municipalities, developers, lenders and transaction specialists. Knowledgeable and experienced speakers will discuss how to manage U.S. EPA grants, how to manage brownfield financial incentive programs, how to negotiate a development agreement and still make the deal, how to obtain financing for projects in these challenging times, and how the proposed legislative changes to Michigan’s cleanup program (Part 201) will affect communities and developers.
Among others, speakers will include: John Kerr (DWCPA), Flo McCormick (MAC), Peter Anastor (MEDC, invited), Grant Trigger (REI Group), Art Papapanos (City of Detroit), Brian Eggers (AKT Peerless), Lynelle Marolf (DNRE), Troy Cumings (Warner, Norcross) and a panel of lenders.
The cost of this program can be applied toward a new or renewal membership in the NBA for 2011. The program will include lunch and refreshments
Co-Sponsors Include:
Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority
City of Hamtramck
Air & Waste Management Association
ICSC (International Council of Shopping Centers)
Michigan Association of Counties
Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
Michigan Economic Developers Association
Michigan Municipal League
Michigan Economic Development Corporation
Michigan Township Association
UM/ULI Forum (University of Michigan Urban Land Institute)
Andy Schor is the Assistant Director of State Affairs for the Michigan Municipal League. Contact him at (517) 908-0300 or by email at aschor@mml.org.
