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Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Purpose of This Agreement Is to Provide Funding for the County of Kanawha to Inventory, Characterize, Assess, and Conduct Cleanup Planning and Community Involvement Related Activities for Brownfield Sites in Kanawha County West Virginia. the County Plans to Target Communities That Lie Along the 50 Miles of the Kanawha River That Bisects the County. the Goal Is to Facilitate the Development of Downtown Housing to Create a Robust and Vibrate Community and Stimulate New Economic Growth. the Outcome of the Project Will Be to Engage the Communities to Development a Vision Plan to Facilitate the Redevelopment to Support Downtown Revitalization, Tourism, Housing Development and Industrial Site Development. 18 Phase I Assessments and 8 Phase Ii Assessments Are Being Evaluated for Possible Action With a Goal to Have Ten (10) Sites Ready for Redevelopment Strategies to Attract Developers to Stimulate Growth. the Beneficiaries of the Project Include Montgomery, Marmet, Belle, Charleston, Sout
Committed
$600,000
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