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This document provides guidelines and information on how to apply for brownfields cleanup grants offered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). It outlines the available funding, eligibility

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How to fill out FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants

1. Download the FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants from the official EPA website.
2. Carefully read the introduction and overview sections to understand the purpose and requirements.
3. Gather all necessary documentation, including property information and site assessment results.
4. Fill out the application form, ensuring that all sections are completed accurately.
5. Develop a project narrative that clearly outlines the scope of work and expected outcomes.
6. Prepare a budget proposal that details the costs associated with the cleanup project.
7. Review the guidelines for submission deadlines and ensure that your application is submitted on time.
8. Keep copies of all submitted documents for your records.

Who needs FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants?

1. State and local governments
2. Nonprofit organizations
3. Tribal governments
4. Local redevelopment agencies
5. Any entity seeking funding for brownfields cleanup projects

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What is the EPA's Environmental Justice Small grants Program?

The program is designed to help communities understand and address exposure to multiple environmental harms and risks. Environmental Justice Small Grants fund projects up to $100,000, depending on the availability of funds in a given year. All projects are associated with at least one qualified environmental statute.

What is an EPA grant that is used to safely clean up and sustainably reuse contaminated properties?

In the assessment, cleanup, and reuse of contaminated properties, Brownfields Grants can support projects that employ multiple strategies to build resilience and address climate change impacts to brownfield sites, including resilient cleanup planning, climate-smart brownfields planning, equitable development activities

What are EPA funds?

The Education Protection Account (EPA) provides local educational agencies (LEAs) with general purpose state aid funding pursuant to Section 36 of Article XIII of the California Constitution.

What is a grant from the EPA?

A “grant” is an agreement when EPA is not substantially involved in carrying out project activities. In a cooperative agreement, EPA has substantial involvement in conducting project activities. The responsibilities shared between EPA and the recipient are clearly outlined and accepted before the agreement is awarded.

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What is FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants?

The FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants provide the framework and criteria for applicants seeking to obtain federal funding for the assessment and cleanup of contaminated properties known as brownfields.

Who is required to file FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants?

Entities such as state and local governments, nonprofits, and certain tribes are required to file the FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants if they seek funding for cleanup activities on brownfields.

How to fill out FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants?

To fill out the FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants, applicants must complete the required application forms, provide detailed information about the brownfields site, the proposed cleanup plan, budget, and demonstrate community involvement.

What is the purpose of FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants?

The purpose of the FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants is to facilitate the cleanup and redevelopment of brownfield sites to promote environmental restoration, economic revitalization, and community improvement.

What information must be reported on FY13 Guidelines for Brownfields Cleanup Grants?

Applicants must report information including site details, environmental assessments, cleanup measures, project timelines, budgets, and community engagement efforts as part of their application for the FY13 Brownfields Cleanup Grants.