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Municipal Brownfields Redevelopment Grant Program Project Descriptions Illinois Bureau of Land April 2004 Environmental Office of Brownfields Assistance Protection Agency 1021 North Grand Avenue East Springfield, IL 62794-9276 MUNICIPAL BROWNFIELDS REDEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 3 LaGrange 24 Lansing 24 Points of Interest 3 Lemont 25 Lincolnshire 25 Municipalities Lockport 26 Lynwood 26 Alton 4 Machesney Park 27 Arthur 4 Macomb 27 Barrington Hills 5 Mendota 28 Bartlett 5 Moline 28 Bedford Park 6 Monticello 29 Belleville 6 Mt. Carmel 29 Belvidere 7 Mt. Vernon 30 Braidwood 7 Naplate 30 Broadview 8 Normal 31 Calumet City 8 North Chicago 31 Canton 9 Olney 32 Carbon Cliff 9 Palatine 32 Chicago 10 Park City 33 Chicago Heights 10 Peoria 33 Cicero 11 Pittsfield 34 Crete 11 Plano 34 DeKalb 12 Posen 35 Des Plaines 12 Quincy 35 Dixon 13 Riverdale 36 Downers Grove 13 Rockford 36 Du Quoin 14 Rock Island 37 East Moline 14 Rosemont 37 East Peoria 15 Rosiclare 38 Effingham 15 Rossville 38 Elgin 16 Silvis 39 Eureka 16 Skokie 39 Farmington 17 South Beloit 40 Franklin Park 17 South Chicago Heights 40 Freeport 18 St. Charles 41 Gillespie 18 Sterling 41 Glencoe 19 Streator 42 Glen Ellyn 19 Summit 42 Grayslake 20 Thornton 43 Harrisburg 20 Wauconda 43 Harvey 21 Waukegan 44 Havana 21 Woodstock 44 Hoopeston 22 Zion 45 Justice 22 Karnak 23 Lacon 23 Page 2 of 46 Introduction The Illinois Municipal Brownfields Redevelopment Grant Program (MBRGP) offers grants worth a maximum of $240,000 each to municipalities to assist in site investigation activities, development of cleanup objectives, and performance of cleanup activities. Brownfields are abandoned or underused industrial and/or commercial properties that are contaminated (or thought to be contaminated) and have an active potential for redevelopment. Municipal Brownfields Redevelopment Grants may be used to perform environmental site assessments to determine whether a brownfields property is contaminated, and if so, to what extent. These grants may also be used to develop cleanup objectives, prepare cleanup plans, and fund actual cleanup activities. Grant recipients are required to share in any grant award through a 70/30 match and to spend the grant within three years. Staff within the Office of Brownfields Assistance (OBA), known as Brownfields Representatives, seek out MBRGP grant recipients, evaluates grant applications, monitors grant activities, and reviews reimbursement requests to ensure eligibility and reasonableness of costs. Brownfields Representatives guide communities through both the grant application and implementation processes and meet with city officials before they file a formal grant application to help determine cleanup potential and maximize grant dollars. MBRGP Points of Interest • The Illinois EPA has awarded $8.2 million in grants to 79 communities. • The average grant award is $103,797.67. • The smallest grant award is $14,887.00. • 34 percent of grant recipients received the award of $120,000.00 or more. • 29 percent of grant recipients requested less than $50,000.00. • The population size of grant recipients ranges from 523 to 2,896,016 people. • 25 percent of grant recipients are investigating hazardous substance sites. • 32 percent of grant recipients are investigating petroleum underground storage tank sites. • 43 percent of grant recipients are conducting multiple site investigations including hazardous substance sites and petroleum underground storage tank sites. Page 3 of 46 ALTON Population: 33,496 County: Madison Original Grant Amount: $120,000.00 Date of Grant Agreement: June 28, 1999 Total Grant/Amendment Amount To Date: $206,706.20 Site Description: A 1.5-square mile industrial corridor with estimated 15 brownfield’s sites. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Perform Phase I & Phase II environmental site assessment at parcels within the former Laclede Steel site. The City of Alton will enroll the site into the Site Remediation Program. Local Contact: Amy Sholar City of Alton 101 East Third Street Alton, Illinois 62002 618-463-3532 ARTHUR Population: 2,203 County: Moultrie Original Grant Amount: $30,953.00 Date of Grant Agreement: December 17, 2001 Total Grant/Amendment Amount To Date: $50,411.90 Site Description: A 1.46-acres derelict LUST site located along the main thoroughfare in Arthur. The site was formerly used as a Shell Service Station and is suspected of petroleum contamination. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Perform a Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessment and preparation of corrective action plan. Local Contact: Jan Ray Village of Arthur P.O. Box 139 Arthur, Illinois 61911 217-543-927 Page 4 of 46 BARRINGTON HILLS Population: 3,915 County: Cook Original Grant Amount: $119,474.00 Date of Grant Agreement: November 21, 2002 Site Description: A 55-acre abandoned industrial facility located at 511 Lake Zurich Rd. This site is suspected of both petroleum and hazardous waste. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: The Village plans to undertake Phase I and Phase II environmental studies, remedial activities, and enrolling the site into the Site Remediation Program (SRP) in order to accomplish the appropriate remediation for end use as recreational facility. Local Contact: Teresa Jennings Village of Barrington Hills 235 Lions Drive Barrington Hills, Illinois 60010 847-381-0687 BARTLETT Population: 34,299 County: DuPage Original Grant Amount: $88,191.00 Date of Grant Agreement: January 25, 2001 Total Grant/Amendment Amount To Date: $240,000.00 Site Description: A 2-acre parcel, which included a former service station, and later an industrial facility engaged in the manufacture of flexible piping products, located in the midst of the Village’s downtown redevelopment area. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Conduct Phase I and II environmental site assessments, develop remediation objective, and prepare/implement remedial action plan under the Site Remediation Program to facilitate redevelopment plans. Local Contact: James Plonczynski Village of Bartlett 228 South Main Street Bartlett, Illinois 60103 630-837-0800 Page 5 of 46 BEDFORD PARK Population: 574 County: Cook Original Grant Amount: $38,959.00 Date of Grant Agreement: April 20, 2001 Total Grant/Amendment Amount To Date: $214,423.00 Site Description: A 3-acre site formerly used as a storage drum and chemical manufacturer. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Conduct Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessment and cleanup to facilitate the Village’s plan to redevelop this site into a water storage tank. Local Contact: James Gifford Village of Bedford Park 6701 South Archer Avenue Bedford Park, Illinois 60501 708-458-2067 BELLEVILLE Population: 41,410 County: St. Clair Original Grant Amount: $44,116.00 Date of Grant Agreement: May 2, 2002 Site Description: Multiple parcels along West Main Street. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Perform Phase I environmental site assessment on eight properties and Phase II environmental site assessment on, at least, two of the sites. Local Contact: Eric Schauster City of Belleville 101 South Illinois St. Belleville, Illinois 622200 618-233-6810 Page 6 of 46 BELVIDERE Population: 20,820 County: Boone Original Grant Amount: $120,000.00 Date of Grant Agreement: July 5, 2001 Site Description: A 1.52-acre site formerly used as a salvage yard and adjacent sites of former Leath Furniture & American Small Business (ASB). Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Perform Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments, determine cleanup objectives, and develop remedial action alternatives. The sites will be part of the riverfront recreation path and riverfront retail/mixed use. Local Contact: Fred Brereton City of Belvidere 119 South State Street Belvidere, Illinois 61008-3693 815-544-3726 BRAIDWOOD Population: 5,203 County: Will Original Grant Amount: $30,106.00 Date of Grant Agreement: February 18, 2003 Site Description: A 1.09-acre site formerly used as a retail petroleum service station. The proposed site is situated in an area of mixed residential and commercial properties of North Front St. (Route 53) and Route 113. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Perform Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments, remedial objective report, and remedial action plan .Local Contact: Wayne Saltzman Village of Braidwood 141 West Main Street Braidwood, Illinois 60408 815-458-2333 Page 7 of 46 BROADVIEW Population: 8,264 County: Cook Original Grant Amount: $34,197.00 Date of Grant Agreement: October 12, 2001 Total Grant/Amendend Amount To Date: $48,241.00 Site Description: A former retail petroleum service station was housed at the site. The site sits in a mostly residential area on a heavily traveled thoroughfare. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Perform Phase I and Phase II environmental assessments, determine cleanup objectives, and prepare a remedial action plan under the Site Remediation Program. Local Contact: Henry Vicenik Village of Broadview 2350 South 25th Avenue Broadview, Illinois 60155 708-681-3600 CALUMET CITY Population: 39,071 County: Cook Original Grant Amount: $88,305.00 Date of Grant Agreement: November 13, 2002 Site Description: Two 0.67-acre sites along the State Line Road “strip.” Both of these properties formerly housed gas stations, which has been abandoned. Both sites are suspected of petroleum contamination. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Perform Phase I and Phase II environmental assessments, determine cleanup objectives, and prepare a remedial action plan under the Site Remediation program. Local Contact: James Gigliotti City of Calumet City 204 Pulaski Road Calumet City, Illinois 60409 708-891-8141 Page 8 of 46 CANTON Population: 13,959 County: Fulton Original Grant Amount: $120,000.00 Date of Grant Agreement: February 11, 1999 Total Grant/Amendment Amount To Date: $240,000.00 Site Description: A 33-acre vacant site with a 150-year industrial history, including a 65-year occupancy by International Harvester. The property is located in Canton’s Central Business District. Proposed Use of Grant Funds: Conduct Phase II activities and provide environmental support for USEPA lead cleanup activities.
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