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Financing Brownfields Redevelopment Projects: A Guide for Developers.

by: U.S. EPA   

Washington DC: U.S. EPA, 1999 This guide provides information on brownfields financing issues and informs developers and property owners on the most crucial aspects of financing brownfields redevelopment: identifying potential financing sources, preparing project plans, approaching private lenders, minimizing the financial risks associated with liability, and understanding the site assessment and cleanup process   

Resource(s): http://smartgrowth.org/library/articles.asp?art=207

 


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