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Council authorizes EPA-funded phase‑two Brownfields evaluation for Enders
Summary
Council voted to authorize a phase‑two Brownfields evaluation for the Enders site, using EPA funds administered through SECOG; the assessment will include sampling for hazardous materials at no cost to the city and is intended to position the site for future redevelopment grants.
Council voted to authorize a phase‑two Brownfields evaluation for the Enders site after staff explained the EPA-funded program administered by the Southeast Council of Governments (SECOG). Staff said the EPA grant covers both a phase‑one assessment (a walk‑through and historical review) and a phase‑two evaluation that includes sampling for hazardous materials, with no cost to the city.
A council member moved to authorize phase‑two and the motion passed with an affirmative voice vote. Staff identified Granite Peak Environmental (Montana) as the contractor SECOG selected to perform the work and said the phase‑two report would help the city qualify for future Brownfields redevelopment grants if desired.
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