Brownfields Redevelopment Success Stories
The following are summaries of some of the successful brownfield projects that have been achieved using state and/or federal assistance, including grants and loans, as well as Comfort and Site Status Letters.
- Former Leesburg Elementary School (from article on page 5 of Brownfields Bulletin Winter Issue http://www.in.gov/ifa/brownfields/files/Brownfields_Bulletin_Winter_2012.pdf) \
- NFA letters helps Lawrence Village Senior Residence (from article on page 8 of Brownfields Bulletin Summer Issue)
- Former Lakeview Nursing Home/Maple Street Pond Park, Terre Haute
- New YMCA and Skate Park, Wabash
- B-Line Trail, Bloomington
- Scribner Place, New Albany
- B-Line and Scribner Place Trails Open
- Former Gatke Dump, Winona Lake
- Promotion Company, Indianapolis
- Hammond Project Highlight
- Former Myers and West Point Industrial Park Properties, Hammond
- Former Studebaker 8/Green Tech, South Bend
- Fredrickson Park, South Bend
- Former Essex Wire, Ligonier
- Former Swayne Robinson Foundry, Richmond
- New Baseball Stadium, Fort Wayne
- Keep Indianapolis Beautiful Headquarters, Indianapolis
- Former Gas Stations 25th and Delaware, Indianapolis
- Former Ertel Manufacturing, Indianapolis
- "Brownfields Program Spouting Progress" This article highlighting the Indiana Brownfields Program and the Former Ertel Manufacturing site redevelopment first appeared in the Indiana Chamber of Commerce’s BizVoice® magazine.
- Green Remediation in South Bend-Windmills are a Sight For Sore Eyes-January 2011, Page 5
Submit a Brownfield Success Story
The Program is always looking to highlight successful local redevelopment projects. Stakeholders can learn from each other, so share your stories and allow the Program to be a vehicle on that road to success!! To submit a brownfield success story, please contact
Michele Oertel at moertel@ifa.in.gov.
Project Highlights
The Town of Ligonier is in the process of recycling materials from demolition of buildings on the four-acre former Essex Wire brownfield site, which is planned for redevelopment as a river park and possibly the future home of a fire station.
- Find a Brownfield in my community.
- Apply for financial assistance.
- Read applicable cleanup standards.
- Download public records.
- Research Brownfields issues.
- Contact Brownfields Program staff.
- Obtain a liability clarification.
- Submit a brownfield success story.
- Make a suggestion about the Program.
- Submit a Brownfields Program Project Survey.
