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0 Andrew Avenue, Naugatuck
The Borough of Naugatuck was sub-granted $200,000 and an additional $350,000 for cleanup planning and remedial activities at the former Risdon Manufacturing site.
0 Maple Street, Naugatuck
NVCOG’s Revolving Loan Fund Committee awarded the Borough of Naugatuck a subgrant of $350,000 for remedial activities at 0 Maple Street, formerly known as Uniroyal Parcel B.
1 Main Street, Berlin
The Regional Brownfield Partnership issued a sub-grant to the Town of Berlin $46,800 for a Phase III environmental site assessment.
113/125 Canal Street, Shelton
NVCOG’s Revolving Loan Fund Committee awarded the city of Shelton a $400,000 subgrant for remedial activities at adjacent parcels along Canal Street.
130 Freight Street, Waterbury
NVCOG’s Revolving Loan Fund Committee awarded the Waterbury Development Corporation a $200,000 sub-grant for cleanup planning activities.
143 Wolcott Road, Wolcott
NVCOG assisted the Town of Wolcott obtain a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment.
170 Freight Street & 00 West Main Street, Waterbury
NVCOG’s RLF Committee sub-granted The Waterbury Development Corporation $350,000 for cleanup planning, remediation, and abatement activities.
199 Water Street – 229 Church Street, Torrington
NVCOG’s RLF Committee loaned Pay Dirt, LLC a loan of $225,000 to conduct cleanup activities at the former Hotchkiss Brothers Company facility.
226 Rubber Ave, Naugatuck
The Borough of Naugatuck was sub-granted $70,000 for assessment activities at 226 Rubber Ave. Environmental data collected on site will help the Borough determine redevelopment options for future reuse.
272 River Street, Waterbury
NVCOG’s RLF Committee has subgranted Waterbury Development Corporation $100,000 for cleanup planning.
280 Elm Street, Naugatuck
NVCOG’s RLF Committee has subgranted the Borough of Naugatuck $350,000 to remove an estimated 60,000 cubic yards of contaminated soils.
281 Canal Street, Shelton
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.
28A/B Glen Road, Newtown
The Regional Brownfield Partnership awarded the Town of Newtown with a $70,000 subgrant to conduct environmental assessment activities.
300 Broad Street, Bristol
NVCOG awarded 300 Broad Street Property, LLC $83,000 in petroleum assessment funds to conduct environmental assessment activities.
313 Mill Street, Waterbury
NVCOG’s RLF Committee awarded the Waterbury Development Corporation a subgrant of $200,000 at the historical Nova Dye & Print Corporation site for cleanup activities.
318 North Main Street, Southington
NVCOG loaned 318 North Main LLC. $400,000 EPA Brownfields RLF for cleanup activities at 318 North Main.
359 Mill Street, Waterbury (Brass City Harvest)
NVCOG’s RLF Committee has awarded the Waterbury Development Corporation a $86,000 sub-grant to assist with State remedial closeout requirements.
43 East Main Street, Bristol
The City of Bristol has been awarded assessment funding by the Regional Brownfields Partnership to complete a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment at the previous Lauretti Company site located at 43 East Main Street.
526 North Main Street, Waterbury
The Regional Brownfield Partnership has awarded NEST, formerly the Neighborhood Housing Services of Waterbury a $100,000 subgrant for environmental assessment activities.
698 South Main Street, Waterbury
NVCOG’s RLF Committee has awarded the Waterbury Development Corporation a subgrant for $277,000, joining an initial award of $200,000 to facilitate cleanup planning and remedial activities.
835 South Main Street, Waterbury
NVCOG’s RLF Committee subgranted the Waterbury Development Corporation $350,000 for cleanup activities at the former Waterbury Button Factory.
Cedar Village at Minerva Square (67-71 Minerva Street, Derby)
NVCOG’s Revolving Loan Fund Committee awarded the city of Derby $293,000 to conduct remedial activities at a vacant autobody shop.
Derby O’Sullivan’s Island
NVCOG was awarded a $200,000 DECD grant to conduct environmental assessments and develop (if needed) remediation strategies on the site.
Main Street South, Derby
NVCOG was awarded $200,000 to conduct assessment activities in the Derby Main Street South project area.
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