New Jersey is projected to be completely built-out within a few short years. That startling thought, in combination with the region's desire to provide open space for its citizens 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. "Land recycling" creates opportunities for exciting, creative redevelopment by incorporating economic development and energy conservation into the environmental cleanup mix.
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
Culture Changes to Foster Stronger Public/Private Partnerships
How to "Unlock" Corporate Properties for Redevelopment
Earthtones: Building Green on Brown
Emerging Market Features and Risk Management Tools
Sustainable Redevelopment Issues
Successfully Managing Controls at Redevelopment Sites
When can you rely on an NFA Letter?
Measuring Success: What Data does the Private Sector need from the Public Sector?
Continuing Education Credits:
In addition to Rutgers CEUs, credit are available for:
NJ Health Officers and REHSs - 6 Hours
NY & PA CLEs - Pending
NJ Real Estate Appraisers - 7 Hours
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