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Brownfield Assessment Grant is sponsored by Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA). This grant funds environmental investigations on brownfield properties across the state. It helps address neighborhood blight, unsafe structures, and polluted spaces, leading to redevelopment opportunities.
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Apply now - Funding for brownfield investigation | Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Funding for brownfield investigation Brownfields are abandoned, idled, or underused properties where reuse is complicated by actual or suspected contamination.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) has grant money from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) available to pay for assessment of contaminated properties to support redevelopment and reuse. The work is overseen by the MPCA Brownfield Program and performed by MPCA contractors at no cost to the recipients. Eligible sites in Minnesota can be publicly or privately owned with known or suspected contamination.
Applicants cannot be responsible for the contamination. Preferred projects for funding are those that have community support; enhance the neighborhood without resulting in gentrification; provide essential services such as affordable housing, social services, youth enrichment, or green space such as pocket parks; or support small business owners or local job opportunities.
Successful applicants are typically those with limited financial resources.
Applicants include, but aren’t limited to: local units of government emerging developers (developers who have completed five or fewer projects) The funding can be used for: phase I and phase II environmental site assessments sampling and analysis plans/work plans preparation of cleanup/response action plans community engagement for reuse planning MPCA Brownfield Program fees Ineligible sites and activities.
The funding cannot be used for: active federal or state Superfund sites closed permitted landfills abatement of hazardous building materials, radon, or mold renovation or expansion of single-family homes. For information on single-family home testing for lead and asbestos, visit the Minnesota Department of Health website .
Typical funding requests range from $10,000 to 50,000 but any request is considered provided it meets eligibility requirements.
The MPCA has two sources of funding available from the U.S. EPA for environmental assessment of brownfield properties: approximately $90,000 per year, made possible by national brownfields legislation enacted in 2002 $2 million for 2025 to 2030 from a competitive U.S. EPA Brownfields Assessment grant for States & Tribes The MPCA Brownfield Program accepts applications on an ongoing basis and makes funding decisions quarterly or as needed based on site circumstances.
Brownfield assessment grant program guidelines (c-brwnfld3-01a) Brownfield assessment grant application form (c-brwnfld3-01) Email the completed application to brownfieldgrants. mpca@state. mn.
us . For more information about the benefits of brownfield development, see Brownfields in your community . For information about the fee-for-service MPCA Voluntary Brownfield Program, see our Brownfield redevelopment guidance webpage
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible applicants include local units of government, community organizations, nonprofits, small business owners, emerging developers, and tribal nations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Brownfield Assessment Grant is funded by Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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