Report looks at brownfield tax credits 
By Todd Etshman
POSTED: June 12, 2012
Tags: brownfields, t, tax credits
New York state is issuing too much tax credit for the development of formerly contaminated brownfield sites in areas that aren’t located where the money is needed, according to a report released by the Albany-based environmental protection watchdog group Environmental Advocates of New York. In addition, Environmental Advocates found the tax incentive is often based [...]
Community association restores brownfields 
By Todd Etshman
POSTED: March 26, 2012
Tags: brownfields, community association, nonprofit
As George H. Moses, executive director of the nonprofit Group 14621 Community Association Inc., explains, brownfield site clean up and remediation is something the City of Rochester commonly does, but that is unique for a community organization. Rochester has a significant number of brownfields in areas that used to be used for industry, and remediation [...]
NAIOP wants to keep Brownfields program
By Daily Record Staff
POSTED: March 9, 2012
Tags: brownfields, NAIOP
The Upstate New York Chapter of NAIOP, a commercial real estate development association, is calling on the state Senate and Assembly to include the Brownfields program in their respective budget submissions. The association, joined by its New York City and Westchester chapters, is asking for continuation of the program which is scheduled to sunset in [...]
Renewable energy sites considered in Western NY 
By Todd Etshman
POSTED: November 30, 2011
Tags: brownfields, Department of Energy, EPA, renewable energy sites, western NY
Contaminated and previously contaminated brownfield sites abound in western New York, and two of the biggest ones have been selected by the Environmental Protection Agency, in conjunction with the Department of Energy’s Renewable Energy Laboratory, as possible solar or wind power renewable energy sites. A total of 3,500 acres of the South Buffalo/Buffalo River area [...]
DEC certifies completed cleanups at two sites
By Daily Record Staff
POSTED: October 13, 2010
Tags: Brownfield Cleanup Program, brownfields, City of Rochester, DEC
Two formerly contaminated brownfields in Rochester are officially cleaned up and poised for redevelopment, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner Pete Grannis announced Wednesday.
