Life of Brownfields Redevelopment After the Death of Redevelopment Agencies

The Environmental Law Section, Real Property Section of The Bar Association of San Francisco and The Barristers Real Estate and Environmental Section present this informative session, with topics to include:

• Why did California’s redevelopment agencies shut down?

• Will successor agencies assume the redevelopment agencies’ functions?

• What are the environmental issues that successor agencies will have to deal with?

• Is the Polanco Redevelopment Act still a viable brownfields tool?

• Is brownfields redevelopment also dead in California?

• What next for redevelopment of contaminated properties in California?

Please click here to register on the BASF website.

Speakers

	Leah S. Goldberg Senior Of Counsel Meyers Nave Email	Leah Goldberg specializes in sustainable re-use and redevelopment of contaminated properties. She works with developers, responsible parties, public agencies and regulators to develop brownfields agreements and strategies. Leah also practices general environmental and land use law with an emphasis on clean water, underground storage tanks, stormwater permits, hazardous substances and wastes, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) compliance, land use entitlements, Endangered Species Act issues, and Section 404 Wetlands permits.