Eric Williams explains that by strategically stacking and sequencing funding sources, brownfield redevelopment projects can overcome financial barriers and achieve successful outcomes. His approach maximizes available capital and aligns project goals with community needs and private investor interests. Through careful planning, strong partnerships, and creative financing strategies, communities can transform contaminated sites into valuable assets that drive economic growth and improve quality of life.
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Stack and Sequence_ Strategically Using Multiple Funding Sources for Brownfields
About the Author:
Eric Williams has four decades of experience in the environmental industry as a senior executive and project director. His experience spans all facets of environmental consulting, focusing on serving public and private sector clients facing the complex issues associated with environmentally challenged real estate. Eric has particularly deep experience with redeveloping brownfield properties, having spent almost half his career as a developer of brownfield sites. His focus area is the southwestern U.S., and he is also a national resource on redevelopment and land recycling.
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