Website for information and to register:
http://www.brownfields2011.org/en/events

Following was received from the Sponsor:

The National Brownfields Conference is the official U.S. EPA and ICMA cosponsored conference focused on brownfields redevelopment and revitalization. Now in its fourteenth year, the conference continues to be the premier national event for discovering solutions to cleanup challenges, examining lessons from the field, and turning environmental liabilities into useful resources.

Website for information and to register:
http://www.brownfields2011.org/en/events

Following was received from the Sponsor:

The National Brownfields Conference is the official U.S. EPA and ICMA cosponsored conference focused on brownfields redevelopment and revitalization. Now in its fourteenth year, the conference continues to be the premier national event for discovering solutions to cleanup challenges, examining lessons from the field, and turning environmental liabilities into useful resources.

Website for information and to register:
http://www.brownfields2011.org/en/events

Following was received from the Sponsor:

The National Brownfields Conference is the official U.S. EPA and ICMA cosponsored conference focused on brownfields redevelopment and revitalization. Now in its fourteenth year, the conference continues to be the premier national event for discovering solutions to cleanup challenges, examining lessons from the field, and turning environmental liabilities into useful resources.

NYMTC announces a 30 day public review and comment period of draft Transportation Coordinating Committee project listings for the 2011-15 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) beginning on March 21st and ending at 4 p.m. on April 19th.

The project listings are available for download on the NYMTC website.
Google Earth maps of the project locations can also be acessed on their website.

The 2011-15 TIP is a federally-mandated product of NYMTC’s planning process which identifies transportation improvements proposed to receive Federal funding.