Reminder: New York State 3rd Annual Brownfield Redevelopment Summit: June 13-14, 2018, Albany

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Meet DEC Experts to Accelerate Your Land Redevelopment Projects: Brownfield Redevelopment Summit, June 13-14, 2018, Albany, NY
Join New York State redevelopment experts at the Center for Creative Land Recycling’s 3rd Annual NYS Redevelopment Summit on June 13th (afternoon) and 14th (all day) in Albany. This year’s Summit offers new programs to accelerate land reuse projects and drive economic and job-creating opportunities in your communities.

Special features of the Summit include:
  • High-impact technical sessions on new funding resources, tailoring grants to be more competitive, market trends, developer RFPs and community case studies;
  • One-on-one Office Hours: quality time with public and private-sector experts;
  • Networking Reception and an Exhibitor Expo area; and
  • Marketing pitch competition to developers.
DEC panelists:
  • Martin Brand, Deputy Commissioner for Remediation and Materials Management will speak on the “Staying Competitive in a Changing Redevelopment Landscape” panel;
  • Rick Clarkson, Director of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management and Rick Mustico, Regional Remediation Engineer, will share information on changes to DEC’s Brownfield and Solid Waste Regulations
  • Michael Ryan, Director of the Division of Environmental Remediation will answer your questions during one-on-one Office Hours.

Join us to:

  • CONNECT with elected officials, planning & economic development practitioners, environmental and legal experts, and key state agency directors;
  • LEARN how federal and state regulatory changes and shifts in funding impact your projects. Hear about the BUILD Act, Opportunity Zones, DEC's Solid Waste and Brownfield regulations, and BOA, DRI and BCP program updates;
  • MAKE DEALS by being an informed seller and building value to attract developers.

See who you’ll meet and register today at: https://www.cclr.org/3rd-redevelopment-summit-albany-062018

"Bringing so many practitioners together with specialized knowledge has helped us save time and find money." Amy Fisk, Niagara County Economic Development