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Superfund Redevelopment in Region 4
Superfund Redevelopment in Region 4
National Superfund Redevelopment
The goal of the Superfund Redevelopment Program in Region 4 is to return contaminated Superfund removal and remedial sites to safe and productive uses. EPA works with communities and other stakeholders - prospective purchasers, local governments - to consider reuse opportunities and to integrate appropriate reuse options into the cleanup process whenever possible. Superfund removal and remedial sites have been developed into parks, commercial buildings, warehouses, and residential areas. More Superfund Redevelopment Information. . .
Getting Started with Superfund Redevelopment
- View Region 4's "Getting Started with Superfund Redevelopment" page, which highlights key steps to undertake while considering redevelopment of a Superfund site.
- Region 4's Prospective Purchaser Inquiry Service, a free, optional, information service offered by Region 4 to provide information about specific sites; including cleanup status, liability protection and lien issues; and to answer questions about the coordination of cleanup and redevelopment activities at current or former Superfund sites.
Superfund Redevelopment in the News
- Port Salerno Industrial Park (PSIP) Receives EPA "Excellence in Site Reuse" award
PSIP, located at the Solitron Microwave Superfund Site in Port Salerno, Florida has received an "Excellence in Site Reuse" award for redeveloping the site in a manner which has enhanced EPA's selected remedy at the site as well as contributing to the revitalization of the property and the surrounding community.
More Information About The Region 4 "Excellence in Site Reuse" Award . . . - Reuse of the Florida Steel Superfund Site
A Houston firm is seeking to build a natural gas storage tank on the Florida Steel Superfund site to help utility companies throughout Florida hedge against hurricane-related fuel supply disruptions and seasonal fuel price spikes. More Information . . .
Superfund Redevelopment Highlights
- Superfund Site Reuse Fact Sheets
Region 4 has developed a number of fact sheets about Superfund sites in the Region. These fact sheets describe when and how a site is (or will be) ready for reuse. The fact sheets detail reuse activities at the site, the site's planning and development process, geographic location, past cleanup activities, and contacts for more information. Browse Region 4 Site Reuse Fact Sheets.
North Miami, Florida |
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Before: The Munisport Landfill site - a closed 291-acre landfill with access to local infrastructure. |
After: Construction of Biscayne Landing, a mixed-use development, is underway at the site. The site will feature commercial office and retail space, residential and recreational areas, and a hotel. For more information...(PDF) (2 pp, 172K, About PDF) |