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Brownfields 2008 Grant Fact Sheet
- Capital Area Development Authority, Sacramento, CA
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Publication Number: EPA 560-F-08-183
April 2008
Brownfields 2005 Assessment Grant Fact Sheet
- Sacramento County, CA
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Publication Number: EPA 560-F-05-144
May 2005
Brownfields 2004 Assessment Grant Fact Sheet
- Sacramento County Business Environmental Resource Center,
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Publication Number: EPA 560-F-04-190
June 2004
Brownfields 2003 Cleanup Grant Fact Sheet
- Capital Area Development Authority, Sacramento, CA
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(66K) 1 Page ]
Publication Number: EPA 500-F-03-063
June 2003
Assessment Demonstration Pilot Fact Sheet
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Publication Number: EPA 500-F-97-034
May 1997
Supplemental Assistance for Assessment Demonstration Pilot Fact Sheet
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Publication Number: EPA 500-F-01-310
April 2001
Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund Pilot Fact Sheet
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Publication Number: 500-F-99-051
May 1999
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Pilot refers to projects funded prior to 2003. Grants refer to projects funded from 2003 on, under the authority of the Small Business Liability Relief and Brownfields Revitalization Act.
| City of Sacramento Makes Two Loans to Clean Up R Street Warehouse |
| On June 28, 2002, the Capital Area Development Authority (CADA) borrowed $250,000 from the City of Sacramento's Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) program to assist with cleanup costs for the former R Street Warehouse. On December 15, 2004, CADA borrowed an additional $200,000 from the city's RLF program. The loans were made possible through a $500,000 grant awarded to the City of Sacramento by EPA to capitalize a brownfields cleanup revolving loan fund. The additional loan will continue to assist with cleanup costs for the project. The aged but still solid warehouse is located in Sacramento's historic R Street Corridor, whose roots go back to the mid-1800s, tracing the line of California's first railroad operation, making it one of the city's oldest warehouse and industrial districts. CADA plans to clean up the warehouse in preparation for redevelopment as condominiums. This project is expected to catalyze redevelopment of the entire R Street Corridor into an office, housing and retail area and possibly a regional center for the arts. For more information about this loan or the City of Sacramento EPA Brownfields Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund, contact the EPA Region 9 Brownfields Coordinator at (415) 972-3092. |
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