For more than 10 years, NJ’s Brownfield legislation and implementation of an effective program continues to evolve. With little greenfield available and the desire to keep it as open space, brownfield redevelopment is crucial to the economic growth of the State. That startling thought, in combination with the region’s desire to provide affordable housing, create sustainable communities and to improve ecosystems, creates an imminent need to “recycle” land in designated growth centers by steering investment and redevelopment to abandoned and underutilized properties.
Join us for a day of dynamic and interactive panel discussions to explore new issues on the Brownfields redevelopment horizon. Time will be available to share your opinions on emerging issues and raise specific questions surrounding the process of redevelopment in New Jersey.
Featured Topics
The following three subject areas will be explored in depth:
Implementation Changes in Funding Programs
Impact of Site Remediation Reform Act on Redevelopment
Renewable Energy Projects on Brownfields
Faculty Coordinators
Susan Boyle, GEI Consultants, Inc.
Colleen Kokas, NJDEP, Office of Brownfield Reuse
Instructors
Local and State Development Experts, Corporate Property Owners from the Fortune 100 List and Developers active in the region.
Who Should Attend
Corporate Land Owners, Developers, Municipal Officials, Attorneys, Planners, Real Estate Brokers, Lending Institutions, Architects, Community Affairs Professionals, Environmental Professionals, Insurance Specialists and
Industry Personnel Responsible for Excess Corporate Real Estate or Environmental Affairs
Credits and Continuing Education Units
In addition to Rutgers CEUs, credits have been submitted for:
NJ Health Officers and REHSs
NY/PA Continuing Legal Education
NJ Real Estate Appraisers
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