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NVCOG’s RLF Committee has approved a loan of $748,250 to 281 Canal Shelton, LLC to conduct cleanup activities at the former Ascom Hasler facility.
NVCOG’s Revolving Loan Fund Committee awarded the city of Shelton a $400,000 subgrant for remedial activities at adjacent parcels along Canal Street.
NVCOG’s RLF Committee loaned Pay Dirt, LLC a loan of $225,000 to conduct cleanup activities at the former Hotchkiss Brothers Company facility.
NVCOG’s RLF Committee has subgranted Waterbury Development Corporation $100,000 for cleanup planning.
NVCOG’s RLF Committee subgranted the Waterbury Development Corporation $350,000 for cleanup activities at the former Waterbury Button Factory.
NVCOG’s RLF Committee has subgranted the Borough of Naugatuck $350,000 to remove an estimated 60,000 cubic yards of contaminated soils.
NVCOG’s RLF Committee sub-granted The Waterbury Development Corporation $350,000 for cleanup planning, remediation, and abatement activities.
NVCOG assisted the Town of Wolcott obtain a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment.
NVCOG awarded 300 Broad Street Property, LLC $83,000 in petroleum assessment funds to conduct environmental assessment activities.