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| Pilot the "Triad"
program on two sites |
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| Analyze New York City's soil
and develop a set of standard cleanup remedies appropriate to
the city |
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| Create a new City office to
increase resources dedicated to brownfield planning, testing
and cleanups |
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| Ask State to redistribute BCP
tax credits to relieve budgetary pressures, and begin covering
New York City-specific contamination |
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| Create a City-sponsored program
to provide oversight of cleanups for any sites not enrolled
in other programs |
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| Dedicate $15 million to capitalize
a fund to support brownfield redevelopment |
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| Advocate for State to reform
the Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA) program and release planning
grant funds to community groups |
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| Advocate for financial incentives
for developments constructed in coordination with a BOA |
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| Educate, outreach, and provide
technical assistance to communities, private developers, and
City agencies to promote brownfield redevelopment |
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| Conduct a historic use assessment
for all city sites in order to measure long-term progress towards
goal |
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| Create an insurance program
and legal protections to limit the liability of developers willing
to clean up land they did not pollute |
