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What Lurks Below the Surface? Connecticut's Brownfield, Waterfront and TOD Development Initiative

  • Tue, March 10, 2015
  • 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
  • Central Connecticut State University, Memorial Hall, Constitution Room, 1615 Stanley Street, New Britain, CT

Registration

  • Fully paid members of Connecticut Building Congress and CBC member guests by registration deadline
  • Full-time employees of local, state or federal governmental agencies; full-time students; and individuals in-between engagements registered by deadline
  • For everyone who is not a member of Connecticut Building Congress by registration deadline.
  • For those members registered after the posted deadline.
  • For those registering after the posted deadline.
  • For those non-members who register after the posted deadline.
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What Lurks below the Surface? Connecticut's Brownfield, Waterfront and TOD Development Initiative

Tuesday, March 10, 2015* 

Over the past several years, the State of Connecticut has been actively funding the remediation of old industrial sites for reuse as commercial, residential, retail, and open space.  Come hear about the CT Department of Economic and Community Development’s Brownfields, Waterfront, and Transit-Oriented Development Program and what it has been doing to improve our State’s economy and reputation as a leader in Brownfield redevelopment.    

Learn about how two completely different development projects benefitted from this funding—one that experienced reinvigorated commercial activity along Stamford's waterfront, and another that supported a grassroots  effort to kickstart the initial step in transforming a former manufacturing complex into a vibrant venue for the creative arts in centrally located Cheshire.  

*In the case of a snow cancellation, the event will be held the following day, Wednesday, March  11, 2015. same time and location.

Speakers:

Tim0thy  Sullivan, Director of Brownfield, Waterfront
   and Transit-Oriented Development, Department of
   Community and Economic Development, State of
   Connecticut
Jeffrey Guimond, Co-Founder and Artistic Director,
   Ball & Socket Arts, Inc.
John D. Freeman, Vice President and General Counsel,
   Harbor Point  Development

Moderator: Nathan Whetten, Freeman Companies

Agenda:
 5:30 - 6:30 PM  Networking and Registration
6:30 - 7:15 PM   Dinner & Dessert
7:00 - 8:15 PM   Program and Q&A
8:15 - 8:30 PM  Closing Remarks and Door Prize Drawing

Program Sponsors:

                          10 

 

            

                  

          


Door Prize Sponsor: Robert May, Fuss & ONeill EnviroScience and CBC Board Member and Sponsor Committee Co-Chair


Location:
Central Connecticut State University
Memorial Hall, Constitution Room (ENTRANCE MAP HERE)
1612 Stanley Street
New Britain, CT  

Parking: Free parking after 5 pm - Please refer to CCSU CAMPUS PARKING Map


Registration for Program & BUFFET Dinner: (deadline to register is Thursday, March 5th)**
CBC Members: $60 per person
Nonmembers: $85 per person
Government Employee/Student/Subsidized:  $30 per person

**Late registrations will be accepted if space is available and a $10 late fee will be charged.

 

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 2021-2022 ANNUAL ANCHOR SPONSORS:

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