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April, 2008

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Event:

Creating Vibrant Communities: Redeveloping Nevada's Brownfields

Date:

April 17th, 2008

Time:

9:00 AM

Category:

Workshop

Location:

Reno City Hall, Council Chambers

Contact:

415-398-1080

Designed to meet the needs of project managers involved in redeveloping environmentally impacted properties, this workshop program is our most popular. By limiting class size, trainings are ideal for those interested in direct counsel from the workshop speakers. This popular workshop sells out quickly, so please register online early!

Thursday, April 17th 9:00am - 4:00pm

Location:
Reno City Hall, Council Chambers
One East First Street
Reno, NV 89505

Recycling abandoned and under-utilized properties requires specialized knowledge and skills to manage environmental issues. A practical and interactive workshop, Brownfields 101 provides project managers with the tools, techniques, and resources required to bring projects in on-time and on-budget. The workshop curriculum culminates in a case study that realistically illustrates potential project outcomes. A typical workshop agenda contains sessions on the following topics, presented byprofessionals from CCLR's extensive assemblage of redevelopment experts:
-Regulatory and Legal Framework
-Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
-Phase II Environmental Site Assessment & Cleanup
-Environmental Insurance
-Financial Resources
-Establishing a Redevelopment Team
-Case Study

Speakers
David Tundermann, Attorney, Parsons, Behle & Latimer
Joe McGinley, Principal, McGinley & Associates
Janet Carl, Senior Vice President, Marsh Risk & Insurance Services
Lisa Johnson, Brownfields Coordinator, Nevada Division of Environmental Protection

Co-conveners
East Las Vegas Community Development Corporation
Housing for Nevada
Nevada Association of Counties
Nevada HAND
Nevada Brownfields Program, NDEP
The Trust for Public Land

$200 Private Sector/$100 Government/$50 Nonprofit/
$25 Student

CCLR is committed to helping community-based organizations by providing scholarships. Please inquire about our Wells Fargo Scholarship program.

This course anticipates offering 7 Planning and MCLE Credits.

To register, and for more information about the curriculum please visit www.cclr.org/brownfields_101.htm or call 415-398-1080.

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