Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Description:brownfields Are Real Property, the Expansion, Development or Reuse of Which May Be Complicated by the Presence or Potential Presence of a Hazardous Substance, Pollutant, or Contaminant. This Agreement Will Provide Funding for Corozal to Conduct Eligible Assessment-related Activities as Authorized by Cerlca 104(K)(2) in Corozal, Puerto Rico.activities:specifically, This Agreement Will Provide Funding to the Recipient to Inventory, Characterize, Assess, and Conduct Cleanup Planning and Community Involvement Related Activities. Additionally, the Recipient Will Competitively Procure (as Needed) and Direct a Qualified Environmental Professional to Conduct Environmental Site Activities, and Will Report on Interim Progress and Final Accomplishments by Completing and Submitting Relevant Portions of the Property Profile Form Using Epa's Assessment, Cleanup and Redevelopment Exchange System (acres).subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:further, the Recipient Anticipates Conducting 9-11 Phase I Esas, Qapp and Sap/hasp, Estimated 5-9 Phase Ii Esas, 5-10 Cleanup Planning Documents, 6-9 Public Meetings and Travel for Municipal Staff to Participate in Regional and National Brownfields Conferences/meetings. in Addition the Activities Supported Will Include to Prioritize Site Inventory; Complete Project Performance Reports, Quarterly Reports, Entries Into Epa Acres Database, Dbe Reports, Annual Reports as Well as Attend Meetings With the Municipality, Qep Contractors, and Epa Staff Involved in the Management of the Project's Cooperative Agreement. Work Conducted Under This Cooperative Agreement Will Benefit the Residents, Business Owners, and Brownfields Located in and Around Corozal, Puerto Rico.
Committed
$400,100
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