Accelerate Land Reuse for Community

RevitalizationMiddlesex County Fire Academy

1001 Fire Academy DriveSayreville, NJ

October 9, 2018

About the Center for Creative Land Recycling

The Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR) promotes the sustainable, equitable and responsible reuse of underutilized and environmentally-impacted properties. We educate, advocate, assist and convene stakeholders to revitalize communities through land recycling. CCLR has successfully supported the revitalization of thousands of acres of land in our twenty-two years of work. At the intersection of business and the environment and with offices in the Bay Area and New York, CCLR helps local governments, non-profit community organizations and their private sector partners overcome obstacles to unlocking a community’s potential for land recycling. CCLR is the U.S. EPA Technical Assistance to Brownfield (TAB) Communities provider for eleven states, including the State of New Jersey. For more information, please visit www.cclr.org. www.cclr.org.

East Coast Office

P.O. Box 624Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706

Jean Hamerman, Deputy Director jean.hamerman@cclr.org

646-712-0535

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We thank our Workshop Organizing Committee:

Schenine Mitchell, U.S. EPAVince Pitruzzello, U.S. EPA Bill Lindner, NJ Department of Environmental ProtectionAlan Miller, NJ Department of Environmental ProtectionJohn Doyon, NJ Department of Environmental Protection Kerry Pflugh, NJ Department of Environmental ProtectionAllison McLeod, NJ Department of Environmental ProtectionBarry Ableman, NJ Department of State- Business Action Center

October 9, 2018 | Middlesex County Fire Academy, Sayreville, NJ

8:30am-9:00am Registration

9:00am-9:30am Welcome and Introductions

9:30am-10:45am Lightning Rounds: Ask the Experts The panel shares pathways for successful redevelopment and answers your questions on legal liability for property acquisition, brownfield regulatory, planning and cleanup strategies, stakeholder engagement, working with developers, leveraging public and private funds, and green infrastructure/sustainability. Stephen Kehayes | Principal, SP Kehayes, LLC Girish Mehta | President, Prestige Environmental John Scagnelli | Scarinci Hollenbeck LLC Jennifer Souder | Greener by Design Caroline Ehrlich | Executive Director, Redevelopment Agency, Woodbridge Township

10:45am-11:00am Break

11:00am-12:30pm Show Me the Money: Leveraging Public Redevelopment Resources for Private Investment Key agencies with public funds will share information on grants and technical resources for your municipal projects, as well as case studies on how others used funds for successful outcomes. A developer will add perspective on leveraging public funds with private investment. Paul Ceppi | NJ Economic Development Authority Judy Karp | NJ Infrastructure Bank John Doyon | NJ Department of Environmental Protection Schenine Mitchell | U. S. Environmental Protection Agency George Vallone | Founder, Hoboken Brownstone Thank you to our lunch sponsors: Prestige Environmental and Scarinci Hollenbeck LLC

12:30pm - 2:30pm Office Hours: One-on-One Consultations with Public- and Private-Sector Experts This working lunch lets municipalities “speed date” – meet one-on-one – with public- and private- sector experts to make connections. You’ll get information and leave knowing how to move your redevelopment projects forward.

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Paul Ceppi is the Director of Business Development at the NJEDA. In this role, he oversees the Community Development and Business Banking teams that focus on working with companies to gain access to capital to complete their projects, create jobs and invest in New Jersey.Email: pceppi@njeda.com Phone: 609-858-6863

Paul Ceppi, Director - Business Development| NJ Economic Development Authority

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John Doyon has worked for NJDEP since 1989. John was a Case Manager in the Site Remediation Program until 2010 when he started working for the Office of Brownfield Reuse where he is both a Grant Coordinator for seven counties, and Brownfield Development Area Coordinator for Newark, Harrison, Paterson, and Trenton.Email: john.doyon@dep.nj.gov Phone: 609-633-0713

John Doyon, Coordinator, Office of Brownfield Reuse | NJ Department of Environmental Protection

Caroline Ehrlich has been the Executive Director of the Woodbridge Township Redevelopment Agency (RDA) as well as the Chief of Staff of Woodbridge Township since 2007. During this time, the RDA and Township Administration have designated more than 20 Redevelopment Areas and have begun to aggressively implement the many redevelopment plans that were subsequently adopted by the Township Council. As Chief of Staff, Caroline coordinates with the Department Directors and oversees the Mayor's initiatives. Since 2008, Caroline has served as the Sustainability Officer for Woodbridge Township, spearheading Greenable Woodbridge and overseeing the Sustainable Jersey application. Through her leadership, Woodbridge Township has obtained Silver Certification since 2010 and has been the large town Sustainable Jersey Champion since 2009. Previous to these accomplishments, Caroline was the Chief of Staff to State Treasurer John E. McCormac and a Woodbridge Township Councilwoman.Email: caroline.ehrlich@twp.woodbridge.nj.us Phone: 732-602-6015

Caroline Ehrlich, Executive Director | Woodbridge Township Redevelopment Agency

As Deputy Director of CCLR, Jean manages the delivery of brownfield redevelopment assistance services under an EPA Technical Assistance to Brownfield (TAB) communities provider grant. Jean works to develop public-private partnerships and oversees communications, fundraising, and strategic initiatives for CCLR. Prior to CCLR, Jean was a banking and small business development professional, later developing expertise in energy-efficiency in the built environment.Email: jean.hamerman@cclr.org Phone: 646-712-0535

Jean Hamerman, Deputy Director | Center for Creative Land Recycling

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Judy Karp has been Legal and Compliance Officer for the I-Bank since 2014. She is a licensed attorney, a former confidential law clerk to a Federal District Judge and has a background in commercial litigation. Judy oversees federal, state and regulatory compliance requirements as well as all legal and legislative matters of the I-Bank.Email: jkarp@njib.gov Phone: 609-219-8613

Judy Karp, Legal and Compliance Officer | NJ Infrastructure Bank

Steve has extensive experience in navigating the redevelopment of brownfields, including many years with the NJ Department of Environmental Protection, the City of Newark and with an established consulting firm. Steve formed SP Kehayes, LLC and is assisting local governments, for-profit and non-profit developers to develop strategies to remediate and redevelop distressed properties. Email: Steve@spkehayes.com Phone: 908-963-4492

Stephen Kehayes, President | SP Kehayes, LLC

Mr. Mehta has over 25 years of experience in environmental due diligence, engineering, and site remediation. He is also a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP). He established Prestige Environmental, Inc. in 1993, with a focus on providing quality environmental and engineering services in the tri-state area. Mr. Mehta has significant experience with consulting on large-scale environmental remediation projects for federal, state and municipal governments, and private clients.Email: girish.mehta@prestige-environmental.com Phone: 908-875-9854

Girish Mehta, President | Prestige Environmental, Inc.

Schenine Mitchell has worked at U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) since 2000. At EPA, she functions as an Environmental Scientist, working in the Emergency and Remedial Response Division as a Brownfields Project Officer. She manages EPA grants, including Area Wide Planning, and Environmental Workforce and Job Development Training. Currently, Schenine serves on the Economic Recovery Support Function Team which is one of the key operating areas of assistance in the National Disaster Recovery Framework. The team supports local governments by fostering coordination among State and Federal agencies, nongovernmental partners, and stakeholders in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Email: mitchell.schenine@epa.gov Phone: 212-637-3283

Schenine Mitchell, Brownfield Project Officer | U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

John Scagnelli is Environmental Counsel to the New Jersey State League of Municipalities. His environmental law practice covers the entire environmental law field, including environmental compliance, environmental litigation, environmental auditing, environmental permitting and environmental counseling. John has had extensive legal experience servicing law firms, businesses and public entities. He serves as environmental counsel for banks and lending institutions, commercial and industrial companies, states and municipalities, real estate development organizations, and other organizations. John earned his JD from Yale Law School and his BA from Yale University. Email: jscagnelli@sh-law.com Phone: (201) 896-4100

John M. Scagnelli, Esq. Partner, Chair Environmental & Land Use Law Group | Scarinci Hollenbeck

In 1980, George and his business partner, Daniel Gans, co-founded the Hoboken Brownstone Company, (HBC). Together they have developed pioneering residential and commercial properties valued at over a billion dollars. HBC specializes in environmental remediation and adaptive re-use of large industrial sites. This work requires familiarity with hazardous contamination issues, government agencies, policy makers, and public-private partnerships. Email: GVallone@HBrownstone.com Phone: 201-792-3814

George Vallone, President | Hoboken Brownstone Company

Through CCLR, Southgate offers consulting and capacity building for local governments and NGOs interested in Brownfields redevelopment. He has directed sustainability projects since 2009 on 1,050 acres of industrial and commercial sites in Puerto Rico, working with a broad consortium of local, state and federal governments, communities, businesses, foundations and technical support organizations.Email: david.southgate@cclr.org Phone: 787-590-5294

David Southgate, Special Advisor | Center for Creative Land Recycling (CCLR)

Jennifer has worked for over 20 years in the fields of landscape architecture, environmental justice, and green building planning/policy, design, construction and operations. She helps clients develop innovative strategies to achieve sustainability goals and navigate municipal, state and federal programs and incentives.Email: wardjennifer77@gmail.com Phone: 201-736-9602

Jennifer Souder, Project Manager | Greener by Design LLC

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We thank the following companies and agencies for participating in Office Hour Consultations:

• Federal Emergency Management Agency• Greener by Design • Hoboken Brownstone• NJ Department of Environmental Protection• NJ Department of State- Business Action Center• NJ Department of Transportation• NJ Division of Consumer Affairs- Local Planning• NJ Economic Development Authority • NJ Historic Trust Services • NJ Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency

• NJ Infrastructure Bank• NJ Redevelopment Authority• NJ State Council on the Arts • NJ Transit• Prestige Environmental• SP Kehayes• Scarinci Hollenbeck • U.S. Economic Development Administration• U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

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CorporateGreener by Design LLCJennifer Souder, Project Manager | jsouder@gbdtoday.com | 201-736-9602

Jennifer has worked for over 20 years in the fields of landscape architecture, environmental justice, and green building planning/policy, design, construction and operations. She helps clients develop innovative strategies to achieve sustainability goals and navigate municipal, state and federal programs and incentives.

Expertise: green building/infrastructure, community engagement, grant research/writing, zoning, sustainable landscapes, equitable development & environmental justice, interpretive landscapes & community history projects.

Hoboken Brownstone CompanyGeorge T Vallone, President | GVallone@HBrownstone.com | 201-792-3814

In 1980, George and his business partner, Daniel Gans, co-founded the Hoboken Brownstone Company, (HBC). Together they have developed pioneering residential and commercial properties valued at over a billion dollars. HBC specializes in environmental remediation and adaptive re-use of large industrial sites. This work requires familiarity with hazardous contamination issues, government agencies, policy makers, and public-private partnerships.

Expertise: Financing, Public-Private Partnerships, JV's with Land Owners, Financing Infrastructure via Value-Recapture Models.

Prestige Environmental, Inc.Girish Mehta, President | girish.mehta@prestige-environmental.com | 908-875-9854

Mr. Mehta has over 25 years of experience in environmental due diligence, engineering, and site remediation. He is also a Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP). He established Prestige Environmental, Inc. in 1993, with a focus on providing quality environmental and engineering services in the tri-state area. Mr. Mehta has significant experience with consulting on large-scale environmental remediation projects for federal, state and municipal governments, and private clients.

Expertise: Environmental due diligence for sale or purchase of properties, site investigation and remediation, Regulatory Compliance, Brownfield redevelopment, Expert witness, cost recovery. Scarinci Hollenbeck John Scagnelli, Esq, Partner, Chair Environmental & Land Use Law Group | jscagnelli@sh-law.com | 201-896-4100

John Scagnelli is Environmental Counsel to the New Jersey State League of Municipalities. His environmental law practice covers the entire environmental law field, including environmental compliance, environmental litigation, environmental auditing, environmental permitting and environmental counseling. John has had extensive legal experience servicing law firms, businesses and public entities. He serves as environmental counsel for banks and lending institutions, commercial and industrial companies, states and municipalities, real estate development organizations, and other organizations.

Expertise: Environmental legal issues related to brownfield assessment, cleanup, and redevelopment.

SP Kehayes, LLCStephen Kehayes, President | Steve@spkehayes.com | 908-963-4492

Steve has extensive experience in navigating the redevelopment of brownfields, including many years with the NJ Dept of Environmental Protection, the City of Newark and with an established consulting firm. Steve formed SP Kehayes, LLC and is assisting local governments, for-profit and non-profit developers to develop strategies to remediate and redevelop distressed properties.

Expertise: Strategic planning and access to funding.

Federal GovernmentU.S. Economic Development AdministrationEd Hummel, Economic Development Representative | ehummel@eda.gov | 215-316-2124

Edward Hummel has spent 28 years with the Economic Development Administration (EDA) in the Philadelphia Regional Office serving as the Regional Environmental Officer. For 12 years, he has served as EDA’s Economic Development Representative(EDR) for the State of New Jersey and has extensive experience in environmental oversight and project development. Prior to coming to EDA, he was a Biologist with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Galveston, Texas, evaluating wetland permits.

Expertise: Programs of the U.S. Economic Development Administration.

Federal emergency Management Agency Jennifer DiLorenzo, Section Chief | jennifer.dilorenzo@fema.dhs.gov | 202-805-8866

U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyTerry Wesley, Brownfield Program Section Chief | wesley.terry@epa.gov | 212-637-5027

Mr. Wesley oversees the implementation of the 2018 Brownfields Utilization, Investment and Local Development (BUILD) Act, which includes brownfields grants (assessment, cleanup, revolving loan fund, multipurpose, and small community assistance), ownership and liability provisions, and State & Tribal response programs. His team implements these activities and coordinates with other EPA programs to advance local redevelopment via programs tailored to site assessment, remediation and land revitalization. Mr. Wesley collaborates with key federal partners as well as state environmental and economic development agencies.

Expertise: EPA Brownfield Grant Funding opportunities and available EPA Brownfield technical assistance.

Schenine Mitchell, Brownfields Project Officer | mitchell.schenine@epa.gov | 212-637-3283

Schenine Mitchell has worked at U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) since 2000. At EPA, she functions as an Environmental Scientist, working in the Emergency and Remedial Response Division as a Brownfields Project Officer. She manages EPA grants, including Area Wide Planning, and Environmental Workforce and Job Development Training. Currently, Schenine serves on the Economic Recovery Support Function Team, which is one of the key operating areas of

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assistance in the National Disaster Recovery Framework. The team supports local governments by fostering coordination among State and Federal agencies, non-governmental partners, and stakeholders in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Expertise: assessment, cleanup, technical assistance, workforce development, inter-agency collaboration.

NonprofitCenter for Creative Land RecyclingJean Hamerman, Deputy Director | jean.hamerman@cclr.org | 646-712-0535

As Deputy Director of CCLR, Jean Hamerman manages the delivery of technical assistance services in New York, New Jersey and Puerto Rico under an EPA Technical Assistance to Brownfield grant and fosters public-private partnerships and strategic communications. Prior to joining CCLR, Jean was a banking and small business development professional.

Expertise: How to connect to expert resources for brownfield redevelopment, including free technical assistance and grant review. Also, questions on Sustainable Jersey Brownfield Actions and presenting to the NJ Brownfield Interagency Working Group.

David Southgate, Special Advisor | david.southgate@cclr.org | 787-590-5294

Through CCLR, Southgate offers consulting and capacity building for local governments and NGOs interested in Brownfields redevelopment. He has directed sustainability projects since 2009 on 1,050 acres of industrial and commercial sites in Puerto Rico, working with a broad consortium of local, state and federal governments, communities, businesses, foundations and technical support organizations.

Expertise: Grant preparation and management, community engagement, project management and federal resources for Brownfields redevelopment.

State AgenciesNew Jersey Department of Environmental ProtectionJohn Doyon, Coordinator, Office of Brownfield Reuse | john.doyon@dep.nj.gov | 609-633-0713

John Doyon has worked for NJDEP since 1989. John was a Case Manager in the Site Remediation Program until 2010 when he started working for the Office of Brownfield Reuse where he is both a Grant Coordinator for seven counties, and Brownfield Development Area Coordinator for Newark, Harrison, Paterson, and Trenton.

Expertise: Questions regarding the Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund program as well as general questions regarding the Site Remediation Program.

Bruce Beechtloff, Program Specialist | bruce.bechtloff@dep.nj.gov | 609-984-0582

Bruce Bechtloff has managed land acquisition and park development grant and loan funding awards for the NJDEP Green Acres Program for 37 years. He currently administers projects as part of the Urban Acquisition and Statewide Park Development Team.

Expertise: Is my project eligible for Green Acres funding? Is my organization eligible for Green Acres funding? Would my organization receive grant or loan funding? When is the next funding round?

Trevor Shields, Engineering Project Manager | trevor.shields@dep.nj.gov | 609-633-1170

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Trevor Shields has served as a Project Manager within the New Jersey Water Bank (NJWB) for almost four years. A program within the Municipal Finance and Construction Element of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, NJWB is responsible for the administration of a number of state and federally funded programs for the planning, design, and construction of wastewater, drinking water, stormwater, and non-point source management programs.

Expertise:NJDEP, TWA, New Jersey Water Bank.

Eugene Chebra, P.E. Assistant Director, Div. of Water Quality | eugene.chebra@dep.nj.gov | 609-292-8961

As Assistant Director of the Municipal Finance and Construction Element, Gene is responsible for the administration of the Clean Water and Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (SRFs) programs. In partnership with the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (I-Bank), the programs have, to date, completed 30 annual financing cycles and have issued over 1,350 project loans totaling over $7.3 billion for water quality and public health-related environmental infrastructure projects. Over the past thirty years, the programs have reduced total interest costs for municipalities, counties, authorities and public and private water utilities an amount that equates to approximately thirty percent (30%) of each borrower’s original loan balance, saving taxpayers and ratepayers billions. In addition to spurring on significant improvements to the State’s water infrastructure, the program has served as a catalyst for economic and job growth throughout the State.

Expertise: Water Quality improvement project examples and types of funding available.

William Lindner, Manager, Office of Brownfield Reuse | william.lindner@dep.nj.gov | 609-633-1223

Bill Lindner is the Manager of the Office of Brownfield Reuse at NJDEP. He is the community collaborative lead for the City of Perth Amboy.

Alan Miller, Manager, WRM | alan.miller@dep.nj.gov | 609-292-8935

Ronald Wienckoski, SRP Technical Specialist | ronald.wienckoski@dep.nj.gov | 609-984-4617

Rachel Stopper, HDSRF Coordinator | rachel.orobono-stopper@dep.nj.gov | 609-633-0736

Katherine Nolan, Environmental Specialist | katherine.nolan@dep.nj.gov | 609-984-6506

New Jersey Department of Transportation

Susan Weber, Supervising Transportation Analyst | susan.weber@dot.nj.gov | 609-530-3658

Ms. Weber has been with the NJDOT, Division of Statewide Planning since 1989. Prior to that she was employed by County of Gloucester, the Employment and Training Administration, and the County Planning Department.

Expertise: Smart growth activities, transit-oriented development, New Jersey’s Transit Village Initiative and Transit Village grant program.

New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs- Local Planning ServicesPam Weintrub, Principal Planner | pamelar.weintraub@dca.nj.gov | 609-633-2133

New Jersey Historic TrustGlenn Ceponis, Historic Preservation Specialist | glenn.ceponis@dca.nj.gov | 609-777-1204

Mr. Ceponis has served over the last fourteen years as a Principal Historic Preservation Specialist for the New Jersey Historic Trust. In this role, Mr. Ceponis works directly with grantees providing oversight to dozens of grant-funded capital and planning projects worth well in excess of $10 million dollars. Mr. Ceponis also provides technical assistance to grantees

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and the public at large as well as coordinates the Historic Trust’s preservation easement program. Prior to his work at the Historic Trust, Mr. Ceponis spent fifteen years in the field of cultural resource management.

Expertise: Grant potential for historic preservation projects. General historic preservation questions.

New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance AgencyDonna Rendeiro, Chief of Administration | drendeiro@njhmfa.gov | 609-278-7456

Ms. Rendeiro has worked at the NJHMFA for years. Previous experience includes state planning and brownfields redevelopment at the state, county and municipal levels.

Expertise:: Questions about financing and tax incentives for affordable housing development, single family mortgage products and down payment assistance programs, and financing programs for special needs housing.

New Jersey Redevelopment AuthoritySharon Williams-Lee, VP of Business Development | slee-williams@njra.us | 609-278-5770

Darryl Godfrey, Chief Operating Officer | dgodfrey@njra.us | 609-278-5173

New Jersey State Council on the ArtsMary Eileen Fouratt, Program Officer | maryeileen.fouratt@sos.nj.gov | 609-984-6815 Mary Eileen Fouratt is a Program Officer and Access Coordinator with the New Jersey State Council on the Arts where she works with arts groups throughout the state to build their capacity, make the arts more accessible and increase emergency preparedness for arts organizations. She has been involved in municipal, county and regional arts, community and economic development planning initiatives. Expertise: Creative Placemaking, cultural planning, grants for arts projects, economic and community development through the arts.

NJ Economic Development AuthorityPaul Ceppi, Director- Business Development | pceppi@njeda.com | 609-858-6863

Paul Ceppi is the Director of Business Development at the NJEDA. In this role, he oversees the Community Development and Business Banking teams that focus on working with companies to gain access to capital to complete their projects, create jobs and invest in New Jersey.

NJ Infrastructure BankJudy Karp, Legal and Compliance Officer | jkarp@njib.gov | 609-219-8613

Judy Karp has been Legal and Compliance Officer for the I-Bank since 2014. She is a licensed attorney, a former confidential law clerk to a Federal District Judge and has a background in commercial litigation. Judy oversees federal, state and regulatory compliance requirements as well as all legal and legislative matters of the I-Bank.

Expertise: Bank financing program terms and conditions, eligibility of borrowers and best practices for redevelopment funding within the I-Bank program. Can also address recent legislation concerning I-Bank.

New Jersey Transit Vivian E. Baker, Director, Intermodal & Interagency Coordination | vebaker@njtransit.com | 973-491-7822

Vivian has over 30 years of experience in sustainable land use, multi-modal transportation planning, economic development, Transit-Oriented Development (TOD), passenger facilities planning and intergovernmental and community relations. She currently directs Intermodal and Interagency Coordination for NJ TRANSIT, where she determines the

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strategic direction for prioritizing intermodal and multimodal programmatic planning activities with other transportation providers and elected and appointed officials at all levels to develop state-of-the-art approaches to demonstrate the benefits of New Jersey’s multiple billion dollar transportation capital investment program. She previously served as the Assistant Director for NJ TRANSIT’s award-winning Transit Friendly Planning, Land Use and Development Program, and also represents the agency on a variety of cabinet-level, interagency teams.

Vivian is a founding member of New Jersey’s Transit Village Task Force, a consortium of government agencies that support the state’s Transit Village Initiative (https://www.state.nj.us/transportation/community/village/).

Expertise: NJ Transit programs and TOD planning.

State of New Jersey, Dept of State, Business Action Center, PlanningBarry Ableman , Principal Planner | barry.ableman@sos.nj.gov | (609) 292-3227

For 14 years, Barry Ableman has provided guidance on the State Development and Redevelopment plan to municipalities and counties in New Jersey. He administers the state's online brownfield real estate multiple listing system, SiteMart (http://www.njbrownfieldsproperties.com). Previously, he has worked in the public sector for the Bergen County, Department of Planning and Economic Development and served as the Director of Research for the City of New York, Department of General Services, Division of Real Property. In the private sector for more than 10 years, he conducted real estate research and analysis for commercial real estate brokerage firms based in New Jersey.

Expertise: The New Jersey State Development and Redevelopment Plan, NJ State Planning Commission, Brownfield marketing and SiteMart

Mike Mangin, Business Advocate | michael.mangin@sos.nj.gov | 609-292-9934

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