EPA Provides 0,000 to the City of Rochester, New York to Support Assessment, Cleanup and Reuse of Contaminated Properties
(New York, N.Y.) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced today it is providing $200,000 to the City of Rochester,
New York to create a plan for revitalizing the neighborhood impacted by the Orchard-Whitney brownfield site. This funding is part
of EPA’s Brownfields Area-Wide Planning program, which helps communities develop specific strategies that integrate the cleanup
and reuse of brownfields sites in larger, coordinated efforts to revitalize neighborhoods
EPA Provides 0,000 to the City of Rochester, New York to Support Assessment, Cleanup and Reuse of Contaminated Properties
Source: EPA Water news