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New California Brownfield Fund will launch this fall. Click here to get the latest information on this new and exciting grant and loan program.		Fall Workshops Get the latest information on California’s Proposition 1C Housing Bond, and all state and federal funding programs dedicated to brownfield and infill development. CCLR is hosting two funding workshops on October 1st & October 30th with representatives from state and federal agencies who will discuss their programs. This is our annual and very popular funding workshop that sells out quickly—so please register early. San Francisco Wednesday, October 1st 8:30am - 12:30pm The Port Commission Room 2nd Floor, Ferry Building   One Ferry Building (Embarcadero & Market) Map >> Los Angeles Thursday, October 30th 8:30am - 12:30pm Center for Healthy Communities The California Endowment 1000 North Alameda Street  Map >>
The Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR or "see clear") is a nonprofit organization that repairs fractured communities and discourages urban sprawl through creative private, public, and nonprofit partnerships. Our work is accomplished through training, technical assistance, small grants, and loans for communities who are attempting to turn around vacant or environmentally distressed properties.
		This half-day workshop is designed for municipalities, local governments, nonprofit and private developers, and anyone involved in redeveloping brownfield sites. The workshop will bring together the major providers of funding for infill and brownfield properties, including:
		Stone & Youngberg LLC Housing & Urban Development Dept. of Toxic Substances Control Economic Development Admin. Environmental Protection Agency State Water Resources Control Board Center for Creative Land Recycling Housing & Community Development
		Tuition: $150 CCLR is committed to helping community-based organizations by providing scholarships to reduce the cost of the workshop. Please inquire about our Wells Fargo Scholarship program. To register, and for more information about curriculum please visit our website www.cclr.org/funding.htm or call 415.398.1080 x104.

 

The preceding announcement is brought to you by Center for Creative Land Recycling, a nonprofit organization that repairs fractured communities and discourages urban sprawl through creative private, public and nonprofit partnerships. Our work is accomplished through training, technical assistance and small grants for communities who are attempting to turn around vacant or environmentally impaired properties. For more information on our workshops and other activities, please visit www.cclr.org.