1. SABR Updates Amy Yersavich, Ohio EPA VAP Certified Professional Coffee April 13, 2015

2.  Trainings/Conferences/Workshops  Targeted Brownfield Assessment (TBA) Update  Abandoned Gas Station Cleanup Grant Program (aka House Bill 64) SABR Updates

3. CP Annual Training – Fall 2015 No co-sponsor this year (DERR will run all aspects of training preparation) Likely to be held at the ODOT Headquarters in Columbus Suggestions for training presentations???

4. Ohio Brownfield Conference 2015 Late March/Early April, 2015 Venue TBD (will be announced this May) PLANS:  Two day conference in Central Ohio  Five breakout sessions  Room for 45-50 exhibitors  Call for Presentations will start late Summer  Registration will open early 2015  What would you like to see added or different from previous years?

5. Brownfields Funding Workshop (aka Local, State & Federal Resources to Redevelop Blighted Properties) Marietta, Ohio Friday, May 8 from 9:00 am – 1:00pm (Networking lunch after) Registration required (we only have room for 30 attendees so space will be limited) Because of space restrictions, we will open up registration for CPs and CLs after local community economic development officials have had a chance to register – stay tuned!

6. TBA Update- FFY15 Total Funding (Federal and State) = $580,000 10 completed projects to date – all Phase Is or Asbestos Inspections (some both) 20 projects are in process (11 targeted sampling projects and 9 Phase I or Asbestos projects) 8 Potential projects in the queue

7. TBA = CP Competition???? Site can be privately owned – public entity needs to get access for Ohio EPA staff and contractors to conduct investigation work Free Phase Is!! Many environmental consulting firms do not even conduct these anymore TBA Phase IIs are focused sampling and ecological assessments (ICI, IBI, QHEI). We frequently work in partnership with CPs on Phase II projects. Can often get work done that CP would have had to subcontract Work gets done that CP cannot or does not do, community saves money, CP looks like hero for knowing about this great resource!

8. Abandoned Gas Station Cleanup Grant Program (aka HB64) Will establish $20MM Service Station Cleanup Fund Grantee must be political subdivision Grant funding will likely be a maximum of $200,000 for assessment and $1MM for cleanup Funding can be used for assessment and cleanup of hazardous substances, when associated with a tank release site Only sites with Class C releases eligible under language as introduced. ODSA considering including other abandoned tank sites.

9. Questions???