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BROWNFIELDS ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
CITY OF CLEARWATER
June 19, 2000
Present: Brian Flaherty Chair
Stephen Fowler Vice-Chair
Renu Khator Board Member
Gary Gray Board Member
Mary Miller Board Member
Willa Carson Board Member
Thomas Noble Board Member
Absent: William Sherman Board Member
Also Present: Miles Ballogg Brownfields Coordinator
Tom Miller Assistant Director of Public Works PD&E
Karma Killian Environmental Specialist Supervisor PD&E
To provide continuity for research, items are in agenda order although not
necessarily discussed in that order.
ITEMS 1 – 3 - Call to Order, Invocation, and Pledge of Allegiance
The Chair called the meeting to order at 6:15 p.m. at Ross Norton Park,
followed by meditation and the Pledge of Allegiance.
ITEM 4 – Introductions
Board members introduced themselves.
ITEM 5 – Action Items
A. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting
Member Carson moved to approve the minutes of March 6, 2000, as submitted
motion
in written summation to each board member. The was duly seconded and
carried
unanimously.
B. Approval of Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) to continue to review the
technical aspects of all sites applying for a Brownfields Site Rehabilitation Agreement
and the approval of the TAC to develop a “Brownfields Educational Module” as part of
the Brownfield Advisory Board’s public outreach efforts (Miller/Ballogg). *Funding for
this effort to be sought through grant sources
Brownfields Coordinator Miles Ballogg said the TAC was formed approximately
two years ago but has not been very active. Not as many sites applied for Brownfields
Site Rehabilitation Agreements as anticipated, however many sites are moving forward
with clean-ups. At one time the City had received assistance with part of the
Environmental Justice Plan from a local university but funds are no longer available.
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Assistant Director of Public Works PD&E Tom Miller said the TAC provides
technical support to the Brownfields Advisory Board (BAB) in an effort to expedite
Brownfields programs and clean-ups. He said City Staff is competent in the area of
hazardous waste, toxic clean-ups, mediations, etc. He reviewed the TAC objectives
and encouraged the BAB to utilize the TAC’s technical expertise. He said the TAC will
begin meeting quarterly instead of monthly.
Member Fowler moved to approve the TAC to continue to review the technical
aspects of all sites applying for a Brownfields Site Rehabilitation Agreement and the
approval of the TAC to develop a “Brownfields Educational Module” as part of the
motion
Brownfield Advisory Board’s public outreach efforts. The was duly seconded
carried
and unanimously.
ITEM 6 - Staff Reports
A. Reappointments – Mary Miller (May 31, 2004); Steven Fowler (May 31, 2004);
Gary Gray (May 31, 2004)
The Chair congratulated Members Miller, Fowler, and Gray on their
reappointment.
B. Status of Current Projects – 804 – 804.5 Pennsylvania Avenue/1108 N.
Greenwood Avenue (Greenwood Community Health Resource Center), Dimmitt Option
Property, Eei/Mod Tech
Mr. Ballogg said Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services (CNHS) owns 804
– 804.5 Pennsylvania Avenue. Arsenic contamination was found and the top two feet
of soil was removed. As of last week, City staff submitted final certification requested
by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP). Staff anticipates “no
further action” soon and will inform CNHS they can proceed with their developmental
plans. The lots will be used to construct single-family homes.
Karma Killian, Environmental Specialist Supervisor PD&E, said staff will send a
letter to FDEP tomorrow requesting a “no further action” on 1108 N. Greenwood
Avenue. Staff has addressed the FDEP’s questions to their satisfaction. Mr. Ballogg
said the contractor obtained permits on Friday. Construction should begin this week.
Mr. Ballogg said on June 1, 2000, the Commission approved using Brownfields
funds for the Dimmitt Option Property located between Fiore’s Deli and St. Vincent De
Paul. The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) has acquired the Dimmitt
property. At least three underground storage tanks and 20 hydraulic lifts exist on the
property and must be removed. Excavation on the hydraulic lifts begins tomorrow.
Two Requests for Proposal (RFP) were received for the development of this property.
The Commission approved the RFP for 100 townhomes to be constructed around the
Town Pond project. Economic Development and Public Works Administration staff are
working together regarding the project.
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Mr. Ballogg said Eei/Mod Tech works for companies such as Honeywell and
other electronics companies and provides subcontracting services. The company is at
700 Pinellas Street, an enterprise zone, which provides them some additional tax
incentives. It is also in a hub zone, an area that includes most of North Greenwood
and part of South Clearwater. Businesses in a hub zone can bid on government
contracts but must hire 35% of their employees from the area to qualify for funds.
Eei/Mod Tech plans to hire 11 entry-level employees in the area. The BAB provided
Phase One and Two environmental assessments. Although a lien is pending on the
property, Eei/Mod Tech will be able to purchase the property.
C. City of Clearwater – Supplemental Brownfields Funding
Mr. Ballogg said in April, staff applied for Supplemental Brownfields Funding.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) occasionally provides opportunities for
additional funding. Staff applied for $200,000 and received $100,000. Of the
$100,000, $50,000 can be used for Phase One and Two assessments on commercial
properties; the other $50,000 can be used for Phase One and Two assessments for
green and open space properties such as parks. The EPA has taken a renewed
interest in converting Brownfields into these type sites. Mr. Ballogg referred to a
handout regarding the EPA first and second quarter reports. The report covers
activities funded under the federal program. The Brownfields Master Plan has been
combined with the Environmental Justice Plan as approved by the BAB at the last
meeting. Mr. Ballogg said University of South Florida (USF) will give a presentation to
the Commission on August 14, 2000 on the Environmental Justice Plan. The
International City and County Manager’s Association (ICMA) also will attend.
D. EPA First Quarter Report
E. Environmental Justice Action Agenda – Commission Presentation on Monday,
August 14, 2000 at 9:00 A.M./Approval Thursday, August 17, 2000, at 6:00 P.M.
F. Brownfields Legislation – S.B. 1406
Senate Bill 1406 regarding Brownfields legislation passed. City Legal staff will
review the legislation and provide the BAB with a brief synopsis of the bill. Mr. Ballogg
said changes regarding how Brownfields Rehabilitation Agreements are approved
involve the BAB approving the overall development conceptual plan instead of the
actual agreement. The TAC will still be expected to ensure the sites are being cleaned
adequately.
G. Brownfields Appropriation
Mr. Ballogg thanked Board members for their letters of support for the $500,000
State appropriation to continue remediation in the Brownfields area. A scope of work
for the plan will be presented at the next BAB meeting.
H. State Brownfields Report SP 499
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Mr. Ballogg referred to a handout regarding the State Brownfields Report, which
includes a summary of activities on 804 Pennsylvania, on 1108 N. Greenwood Avenue,
and for the Police substation.
I. Brownfields Enterprise Zone Brochure
Mr. Ballogg referred to a Brownfields Enterprise Zone and Brownfields Area
brochure. The brochure attempts to define the Brownfields and Enterprise Zone and
related tax incentives. The brochures will be mailed to businesses and organizations
located within the Enterprise Zone as well as to other area businesses in Pinellas
County.
ITEM 7 – Other Business
A. Environmental Technical Training Program – Betty H. Miller, Pinellas Technical
Education Centers (PTEC)
Betty Miller, PTEC, said the $138,000 two-year Brownfields grant was approved
in March 2000. The second group of environmental technicians recently graduated
from the program through the Brownfields grant. Last year, PTEC was a partner of the
program, however Career Options was the training and counseling arm of the program.
Career Options closed their doors and training was provided by Lockheed Martin.
PTEC now has been asked to become the manager of the grant and provide training.
Ms. Miller said ten persons began training on March 15, 2000, and seven graduated
from the 300-hour program. The schedule was aggressive and three students dropped
out of the program for various reasons. Two students are employed and the others are
applying for jobs. She requested the BAB contact her with suggestions that will help
engage the public with the training program. She said information provided from
surveys indicates that students should be allowed into the program outside the
geographic area if they pay the course tuition. Students had difficulty working during
the training course. She suggested a part time training schedule be considered. She
said although outside the scope of the BAB, transportation is an issue for job
opportunities. Mr. Ballogg said staff will send graduates’ resumes to City departments
to help students obtain jobs. It was remarked that students can post their resumes on
the Internet. More sources for jobs are being sought.
ITEM 8 – Public Comment
In response to a question, from Isay Gulley of Clearwater Neighborhood
Housing Services, Mr. Ballogg reviewed the requirements to qualify for funding in a Hub
Zone.
ITEM 9 - Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 6:54 p.m.
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BROWN FIELDS ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
CITY OF CLEARWATER
,June 19, 2000
Present:
Brian Flaherty
Stephen Fowler
Renu Khator'
Gary Gray
Mary Miller
Willa Carson
Thomas Noble
Chair
Vice-Chair
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Board Member
Absent:
, William Sherman
Board Member
Also Present: Miles 8allogg
Tom Miller
Karma Killian
Brown fields Coordinator
Assistant Director of Public Works PD&E
Environmental Specialist Supervisor, PD&E
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To provide continuity for research. items are in agenda order although not
necessarily discussed in that order.
ITEMS 1 - 3 - Call to Order~ Invocation. and PledQe of Alleaiance
. The Chair called the meeting to order at 6: 15 p.m. at Ross Norton Park,
followed by meditation and the Pledge of Allegiance.
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ITEM 4 - Introductions
Board members introduced themselves.
ITEM 5 - Action Items
A. Approval of Minutes of Previous Meeting
Member Carson moved to approve the minutes of March 6, 2000, as
submitted In written summation to each board member. The motion was duly
seconded and carried unanimously.
B. Approval of Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) to continue to review the
technical aspects ef all sites applying for a Brownfields Site Rehabilitation
Agreement and the approval of the T AC to develop a "Brownfields Educational
Module" as part of the Brownfield Advisory Board's public outreach efforts
(Miller/Bal/egg). *Funding for this effort to be sought through grant sources
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approximately two years ago but has not been very active. Not as many sites
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assistance with part of the Environmental Justice Plan from a local university but
funds are no longer available. ,
Assistant Director of Public Works PO&E Tom Miller said the T AC provides
technical support to the Brownfields Advisory Board (BAB) in an effort'to expedite
Brownfie/ds programs and clean-ups. He said City Staff is competent in the area of
hazardous waste, toxic clean-ups, mediations, etc. He reviewed the T AC objectives
and encouraged the BAB to utilize the TAC's technical expertise. He said the TAC
will begin meeting quarterly instead of monthly'.,
Member Fowler moved to approve the T AC to continue to review the
technical aspects of all sites applying for a Brownfields Site Rehabilitation
Agreement and the approval of the T AC to develop a "Brown fields Educational
Module" as part of the Brownfield Advisory Board's public outreach efforts. The
,motion was duly seconded and carriod unanirnousiy.
ITEM 6 . Staff Reports '
A. Reappointments - Mary Miller (May 31, 2004); Steven Fowler (May 31,
2004); Gary Gray (May 31,20041
The Chair congratulated Members Miller, Fowler, and Gray on their
reappointment.
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B. ' Status of Current Projects - 804 - 804.5 Pennsylvania Avenue!11 08 N.
Greenwood Avenue (Greenwood Community Health Resource Center), Dimmitt
Option Property, Eei/Mod Tech
Mr. 8allogg said Clearwater Neighborhood Housing Services (CNHS) owns
804 - 804.5 Pennsylvania Avenue. 'Arsenic contamination was found and the top
two feet of soil was removed. As of last week, City staff submitted final
certification requested by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection
(FDEP). Staff anticipates "no further action" soon and will inform CNHS they can
proceed with their developmental plans. The lots will be used to construct single-
family homes.
Karma Killian, Environmental Specialist Supervisor PD&E, said staff will send
a letter to FOEP tomorrow requesting a "no further action" on 1108 N. Greenwood
Avenue. Staff has addressed the FDEP's questions to their satisfaction. Mr.
8all099 said the contractor obtained permits on Friday. Construction should begin
this week.
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Mr. Bal10gg said on June 1, 2000, the Commission approved using
Brownfields funds for the Dimmitt Option Property located between Fiore's Deli and
St. Vincent De Paul. The Community Redevelopment Agency (eRA) has acquired
the Dimmitt property. At least three underground storage tanks and 20 hydraulic
lifts exist on the property and must be removed. Excavation on the hydraulic lifts
begins tomorrow. Two Requests for Proposal (RFP) were received for the
development of this property. The Commission approved the RFP for 100
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Development and Public Works Administration staff are working together regarding.
the project. '
Mr. 8allogg said Eei/Mod Tech works for companies such as Honeywell and
other electronics companies and provides subcontracting services. The company is
at 700 Pinel!as Street, an enterprise zone, which provides them some additional tax
incentives. It is also in a hub zone, an area that includes most of North Greenwood
and part of South Clearwater. Businesses in a hub zone can bid on government
contracts but must hire 35% of their employees from the area to qualify for funds.
Eei/Mod Tech plans to hire 11 entry-level employees in the area. The BAS provided.
Phase One and Two environmental assessments. Although a lien is pending on the
property, Eei/Mod Tech will be able to purchase the property.
C. City of Clearwater - Supplemental Brownfields Funding
Mr. 8all09g said in April, staff applied for Supplemental Brownflelds Funding.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) occasionally provides opportunities for
, additional funding. Staff applied for $200;000 and received $100,000. Of the
$100;000, $50,000 can be used for Phase One and Two assessments on
commercial properties; the other $50,000 can be used for Phase One and Two
assessments for green and open space properties such as parks. The EPA has
taken a renewed interest in converting Brownfields into these type sites. Mr.
Ballog9 referred to a handout regarding the EPA first and second quarter reports.
The report covers activities funded under the federal program. The Brownfields
Master Plan has been combined with the Environmental Justice Plan as approved by
the BAB at the last meeting. Mr. 8allogg said University of South Florida (USF) will
give a presentation to the Commission on August 14; 2000 on the Environmental
Justice Plan., The International City and County Manager; s Association (leMA) also
will attend.
D. EPA First Quarter Report
E. Environmental Justice Action Agenda - Commission Presentation on
Monday, August 14, 2000 at 9:00 A.M./Approval Thursday, August 17, 2000, at
6:00 P.M.
F. Brownfields Legislation - S.B. 1406
Senate Bill 1406 regarding Brownfields legislation passed. City Legal staff
will review the legislation and provide the BAS with a brief synopsis of the bill. Mr.
Ball09g said changes regarding how Brownflelds Rehabilitation Agreements are
approved involve the BAS approving the overall development conceptual plan
instead of the actual agreement. The T AC will still be expected to ensure the sites
are being cleaned adequately.
G. Brownfields Appropriation
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Mr.. 8allogg thanked Board members for their letters of support for the
, $500,000 State appropriation to continue remediation In the Brownfields area. A
scope of work for the plan will be presented at the next BAB meeting.
H. State Brownfields Report SP 499
Mr. 8allogg referred to a handout regarding the State Brownfields Report,
which includes a summary of activities on 804 Pennsylvania, on' 1108 N. '.
Greenwood Avenue, and for the Police substation.
I. Brownfields Enterprise Zone Brochure
Mr. 8allogg referred to a Brownfields Enterprise Zone and Brownfields Area
brochure. The brochure attempts to define the Brownfields and Enterprise Zone and
related tax incentives. The brochures will be malted to businesses and organizations
located within the Enterprise Zone as well as to other area businesses in Pine lias
County.
ITEM 7 - Other Business
A. Environmental Technical Training Program - Betty H; Miller, Pinellas
Technical Education Centers (PTEC)
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Betty Miller, PTEC, said the $138,000 two-year Brownfields grant was
approved in March 2000. The second group of environmental technicians recently
graduated from the program through the Brown fields grant. Last year, PTEC was a
partner of the program. however Career Options was the training and counseling
arm of the program. Career Options closed their doors and training was provided by
Lockheed Martin. PTEC now has been asked to become the manager of the grant
and.provide training. Ms. Miller said ten persons began training on March 15, 2000.
and seven graduated from the 300-hour program. The schedule was aggressive and
three students dropped out of the program for various reasons. Two students are
employed and the others are applying for jobs. She requested the BA8 contact her
with suggestions that will help engage the public with the training program. She
said information provided from surveys indicates that students should be allowed
into the program outside the geographic area if they pay the course tuition.
Students had difficulty working during the training course. She suggested a part
time training schedule be considered. She said although outside the scope of the
BAB, transportation is an issue for job opportunities. Mr. Ballog9 said staff will send
graduates' resumes to City departments to help students obtain jobs. It was
remarked that students can post their resumes on the Internet. More sources for'
jobs are being sought.
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