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Brownfields | Addison County Regional Planning Commission | Vermont The goal of the ACRPC Brownfields Program is to return sites with contamination, real or suspected, to the marketplace for redevelopment or to be reused for the public good such as parks or green space. ACRPC has a Brownfields program that supports assessment and planning work around the region.
We are currently wrapping up funding from a 2022 EPA Community Wide Assessment brownfields grant, and have received a 2026 EPA Community Wide Assessment grant with funding starting in October, 2026. We will focus the project funding on brownfields revitalization, site reuse, and market study plans, as well as seeing all the previously identified brownfields projects to completion.
Brownfields are properties where expansion, redevelopment, or reuse may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant.
If you or a developer in your municipality are considering the development, expansion, or re-use of a site that may be complicated by the release of a hazardous material, please get in touch with ACRPC (Andrew L’Roe at 802-388-3141×3, [email protected] ) To help bring abandoned and underutilized sites back into reuse, ACRPC has funding for site assessment and associated fees from an EPA Community Wide Assessment grant through 2026 .
The steps for a potential brownfield assessment cleanup include: enrollment of site in the state Brownfields Reuse and Environmental Liability Limitation Act (BRELLA) program (not required, but helps with potential liability and acquiring cleanup funding) Phase 1 ESA (Identify recognized environmental conditions) Phase 2 ESA (Site investigation to identify any contamination and assess the degree and extent of any release) Prepare an Evaluation of Corrective Action Alternatives report Prepare a Corrective Action Plan (CAP) Implement CAP, submit a Corrective Action Construction Completion report Receive a Certificate of Completion In addition, the Agency of Commerce and Community development (ACCD) will award $10 million in grants statewide to advance the cleanup of Brownfields Reuse and Environmental Liability Limitation Act (BRELLA) enrolled sites.
The funding must be used to implement approved Corrective Action Plans, following Phase I and Phase II ESA development, so it is important to get this process started. For more information on project eligibility, see https://accd. vermont.
gov/economic-development/funding-incentives/brownfieldrevitalizationfundstateprogram The ACRPC Brownfields Program will be administered by the ACRPC Economic Development Committee to conduct site assessments and related activities at brownfields sites to determine whether sites are, in fact, contaminated and provide landowners with a better understanding of the funding sources, benefits, tax incentives, liabilities, insurance protection, and other tools available to redevelop sites.
The ACRPC E conomic Development committee consists of Commissioners representing municipalities with backgrounds in operating small businesses, real estate development, banking and natural resource management.
For more information about the Brownfields Program or to inquire about funding for a specific site, please contact ACRPC planner, Andrew L’Roe at 802-388-3141×3, [email protected] May 1, 2025: Agenda , Budget Summary January 30, 2025: Agenda , Minutes October 31, 2024: Agenda , Minutes , Area Wide Planning proposal from Stantec Example Stantec AWP: Table , Map June 25, 2024: Agenda , Minutes March 4, 2024: Agenda , Minutes October 24, 2023: Agenda , Minutes , Presentation April 4, 2023: Agenda , Minutes , 1-Page Informational Summary March 31, 2022: Agenda , Minutes , Presentation Andrew L’Roe, [email protected]
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Owners/municipalities with properties complicated by contaminants in the ACRPC service area. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows maximum $200,000 per parcel for federally funded program; no maximum limit for State funded program. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Regional Planning Commission Brownfield Programs is funded by Regional Planning Commissions (Vermont). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Vermont. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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