Moscow Brownfields Assessment & Cleanup Grants

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1 Moscow Brownfields Assessment & Cleanup Grants EPA Grant Technical Assistance Workshop May 5, 2015 Lewiston Idaho Alisa Anderson, Grants Manager Kyle Steele, Environmental Compliance Coordinator

2 Current Assessment Grant Award Grant Application Process Very Extensive Focused on the Agricultural / Railroad Corridor of Downtown Moscow Created a Visual Impact in Narrative Barrier to Creating a Town Gown Development between Downtown and University of Idaho Visible Slum and Blighted Areas

3 Current EPA Assessment Grant Award EPA Brownfields Coalition Assessment Grant $475,000 ($375,750 Hazardous/$99,250 Petro) Notification of Award Prepare a Workplan Project Period 09/12/ /30/2015 Including a One Year Time Extension Balance $77,544 ($65,479 Haz / $12,065 Petro)

4 Current EPA Grant Awards Six Properties Enrolled in the Assessment Grant Five Sites in Legacy Crossing Urban Renewal District One Site in Area of City Impact Future URA Location for an Industrial Park Project Activities in Moscow Phase I Completed Phase II / Risk Analysis Draft ABCA Cleanup Planning 6 th & Jackson In Progress

5 Moscow Brownfields Project Benefits Improve Public Safety Environmental Health Social Welfare Increase Green Space/Parks Property Values and Tax Revenue Leveraged Funds for Redevelopment Activity Expedite Development of SE Moscow Industrial Park

6 Legacy Crossing Urban Renewal District

7 Target Area Tribble property 207 N. Main Street Old Dumas Seed property 103 N. Almon Dumas Elevator Spur property Lilly and Asbury Street MURA owned property 317 W. 6 th Street Sharpe property 1102 S. Main Street

8 Target Area Fountain property Nursery Street

9 Phase I Complete (2011) Sampling and Analysis Plan complete (Feb. 2012) Phase II Asbestos, LBP, Vapor Sampling and Phase II Complete Sold/Remodels by New Owner Occupied Job Creation Tribble Property 207 N. Main Street

10 207 N. Main Before

11 After Exterior Cannon Press

12 After Interior Cannon Press

13 After Interior Cannon Press

14 Sharpe Property 1102 South Main Phase I Complete (2011) Sampling and Analysis Plan Complete (Feb. 2012) Phase II Complete (June 2012) Phase II Final (Feb. 2014)

15 Phase I Complete (May 2012) Sampling and Analysis Plan Complete (Sept. 2012) Phase II Complete (Oct. 2012) Future Plans Fountain Property Nursery Street

16 Fountain Property Proposed Industrial Park

17 Phase I Complete (Mar. 2012) Sampling and Analysis Plan complete (July 2012) Phase II Complete (Aug. 2013) Site Structures Under Reclamation Old Dumas Seed Property 103 North. Almon

18 Old Dumas Seed Reclamation In Process

19 Dumas Elevator Spur property Lilly and Asbury Street Phase I Complete (Oct. 2010) Sampling and Analysis Plan complete (Sept. 2012) Phase II Complete (May 2013) New City Park Lillian Woodworth Otness (June 2015)

20 Before Lilly Woodworth Otness Park

21 Before Lilly Woodworth Otness Park

22 Proposed Lilly Woodworth Otness Park

23 Tot Play Equipment Proposed by Burke

24 Phase I Complete (June 2008) Sampling and Analysis Plan Complete (Feb. 2012) Phase II Draft Phase II Complete (Aug. 2012/Update April 2015) Cleanup Grant (Awarded Sept. 2013) Draft ABCA Public Comment (May 2015) MURA owned 317 W. 6 th Street

25 Before 6 th and Jackson Street

26 Before 6 th and Jackson Street

27 Current 6 th and Jackson Street

28 Current 6 th and Jackson Street

29 Current Cleanup Grant Award Moscow Urban Renewal District Awarded an EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant for 6 th & Jackson $144,240 Total Project Costs $115,317 Federal $ 28,923 Local Match (Cash and In Kind / Waiver) $138,887 Current Balance (Training)

30 Current EPA Cleanup Grant Award Project Period 09/01/ /31/2015 Pending One Year Time Extension to 08/31/16 Pending Request for Additional Funds of $85,683 IDEQ Voluntary Cleanup Program Requested to Enroll May 2014 Executed a Voluntary Remediation Agreement Additional Analysis to Complete Data Gaps Current Consultant Preparing Draft ABCA

31 Moscow Brownfields Assessment & Cleanup Grants What Would We Do Differently Lessons Learned.Grants Management Key Requirement Collaboration Summary.Overall Benefits to Community Future Plans.Additional EPA Requests Experience Working With EPA Amazing!

32 Questions? Visit the project s website: For more information, contact: Alisa Anderson or Kyle Steele Grants Manager Environmental Compliance Coordinator City of Moscow City of Moscow 206 E. Third Street 201 N. Main Street Moscow, Idaho Moscow, Idaho aanderson@ci.moscow.id.us ksteele@ci.moscow.id.us For general information about the EPA Brownfields Grant Program(s) visit: