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Staff reports EPA outreach and remediation steps for two commission-owned properties; groundbreaking planned for 515 East Street
Summary
Staff reported that State Route 19 work is wrapping up, the EPA will begin public engagement at two commission-owned properties (1101 Beardsley and the Old Walter Piano Site), and a groundbreaking for the 515 East Street project is scheduled May 20 at 2:30 p.m.
Redevelopment staff told the Elk Park Redevelopment Commission on May 13 that State Route 19 construction should wrap up by the end of the month and that the commission is coordinating with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on remediation and public engagement at two commission-owned properties: 1101 Beardsley and the Old Walter Piano Site.
A staff member said an EPA representative will be on-site in the next couple of weeks to begin public engagement about the EPA’s work at those properties. The staff member said commission staff will continue remediation efforts after the EPA’s initial engagement.
Staff also reminded commissioners of a scheduled ceremonial groundbreaking for the 515 East Street project at 2:30 p.m. on May 20. The staff member said the developer and project partners will attend the groundbreaking.
The transcript records these as staff updates and does not include additional details about the EPA timeline, scope of remediation, or funding for the work. No formal action was taken on these updates during the meeting.
