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Gilbert and Bennett Wire Mill Redevelopment Project

Redding, Connecticut

 

Brownfields Financial Advisor for the Georgetown Land Development Company assisting with the financing of the cleanup and redevelopment of the 55 acre Gilbert and Bennett Wire Mill Brownfields Site located in Georgetown section of Red ding, CT. The $350 million redevelopment project has been awarded the EPA National Smart Growth Award, an allocation of $72 million of Tax-Exempt Green Bonds by the US Department of Treasury and designated a LEED Neighborhood Development Pilot. To date $28 million of innovative financing has been arranged including the first ever $14.45 million Tax-Exempt General Obligation Bonds for a Brownfields project. Currently, working on administrating $50 million of additional project financing.

 

KIN-BUC BROWNFIELDS TO
GREENFIELDS PROJECT
Edison, New Jersey


 

In cooperation with the US EPA, currently working on renewable energy solar PB.  Electric energy generated at the site would be made available to Edison Township municipal buildings.

 

The Clean Land Fund is the catalyst that has developed and is implementing this Brownfields to Greenfields Project.  This Project began in the fall of 2003 when we approached the US Department of Justice and US EPA with a solution to a very complex legal problem that has been debated for many years.

 

In essence we created what is called a Supplemental Environmental Project or SEP in order to have the Township eventually own these 100 acres under their Open Space Preservation Component of Edison Master Plan adopted in 2003.

 

The "Kin-Buc Landfill Brownfields to Greenfields Ecological Assessment and Restoration Recommendations" was recently published.  Dated June 2007, it was prepared by the Center for Urban Restoration Ecology in collaboration with CLF with funding by CLF and Victoria Foundation.  Click here to view the Kin-Buc Final Stewardship Report

 

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