Save the Date | April 30 & May 1
Colorado Brownfields Conference | 2013 

Sheraton Denver West Hotel
360 Union Boulevard
Lakewood, Colorado 80228 

A brownfield is a site where reuse or redevelopment is complicated by the presence, or perceived presence, of environmental contaminants.

Gas stations, dry cleaners, meth houses, old mines, sugar beet factories, landfills are a few examples of brownfield sites.

Cleaning up and reinvesting in these infill sites reduces sprawl pressure, reuses rather than extends infrastructure, enables upgrading of buildings to green-build standards, allows for higher density development.

Redevelopment of brownfield sites stimulates investment in local economies and directly combats blighting conditions. Brownfield sites offer reuse opportunities for both public and private investment.

Transit Alliance Executive Director, Kathleen Osher, takes a look at the latest transporation trends and issues worth talking about.

CBF offers customized infill and brownfields redevelopment training!

- Customized training for your project and stakeholders:
        - Trained at your location
        - Choose from CBF 's menu of training modules or... 
        - Request a session tailored to your specific needs
        - Continuing education credits for:
             - Real Estate, APA, and Legal professionals available.

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