Description
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is soliciting applications for Community-wide Assessment grants to develop inventories of brownfield sites, prioritize sites, conduct community involvement activities, conduct planning, conduct site assessments, develop site-specific cleanup plans, and develop reuse plans related to brownfield sites. The grants will provide funding for up to 70 awards, with a total of $35,000,000 available. Eligible applicants include general purpose units of local government, land clearance authorities, government entities created by state legislature, regional councils, redevelopment agencies, states, federally recognized Indian tribes, and non-profit organizations. The application process involves submitting a narrative, application forms, and other required documents. The evaluation criteria include the applicant's ability to successfully manage the grant, community involvement, expenditure of existing grant funds, and other factors.
• Eligible applicants must demonstrate their ability to successfully manage the grant and perform all phases of work under the grant.
• Applicants must provide information on community involvement, expenditure of existing grant funds, and other threshold criteria.
• The application process involves submitting a narrative, application forms, and other required documents.
• The evaluation criteria include the applicant's ability to successfully manage the grant, community involvement, expenditure of existing grant funds, and other factors.
• The grants will provide funding for up to 70 awards, with a total of $35,000,000 available.
• The project duration is expected to be 4 years.