Reclaiming brownfields a comparative analysis of adaptive reuse of contaminated properties
edited by Richard C. Hula, Laura A. Reese, and Cynthia Jackson-Elmoore.
- xvii, 386 p. ill. 24 cm. book
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Contents: List of Figures vii -- List of tables ix -- List of Contributors xi -- Acknowledgments xix -- Part I : Policy 1 Incentives for Collaboration : State level Brownfield Remediation and Redevelopment Programs Elizabeth A. Lowham 17 -- 2 Changing Agendas in State Environmental Policy : Development versus Cleanup in Brownfield Programs Richard C. Hula 37 -- 3 Revitalizing Contaminated Land in Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States : A Comparative Perspective Philip Catney, Tiziana Cianflone and Kris Wernstedt 65 -- 4 Redevelopment Strategy of Brownfield Sites in the Czech Republic Petra Rydvalova and Miroslav Zizka 89 -- Part II : Implementation and Evaluation -- 5 Exploring the Potential for Integrating Community Benefits Agreements into Brownfield Redevelopment Projects Courtney E. Knapp and Justin B. Hollander 131 -- 6 The Quantitative and Qualitative Impacts of Brownfield Policies in England Katie Williams 151 -- 7 New Urban Communities : Building on Brownfields for America’s Next Generation Mark L. Gillem and Jill A. Schreifer 171 -- 8 The Inertia of Environmental Regulatory Enforcement in China : Collusion or Abuse of Authority ? Han Hongyun and Zhao Liange 209 -- Appendices to Chapter 8 -- 9 Strategic Land Management in Germany : One Key for Brownfield Cleanup and Sustainable Development Detlef Grimski, Fabian Dosch and Herbert Klapperich 237 -- Part III : Brownfield Case Studies -- 10 Fostering Brownfields Development in Rust Belt Cities : A comparison of State Approaches and their Impacts in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Andrea E. Yang 261 -- 11 Institutional Network Management in Brownfield Cleanup and Redevelopment Rob Alexander 289 -- 12 From Blighted Brownfields to Healthy and Sustainable Communities : Tracking Performances and Measuring Outcomes Laurel Berman, Christopher A. De Sousa, Terri Linder and David Misky 241 -- 13 Michigan Brownfield Redevelopment Innovation : Two Decades of Success Robert A. Jones and William Welsh 371 -- Appendix to Chapter 13 -- Index 383 -- List of Figures: 1.1 Cluster analysis using three algorithms 28 -- 4.1 Development of population in the Czech Republic 90 -- 4.2 Population on the territory of the Czech Republic 91 -- 4.3 Real changes in GDP 94 -- 4.4 Industry share on GDP creation 96 -- 4.5 Non-utilization of brownfields 97 -- 4.6 Solution of brownfield redevelopment 99 -- 4.7 Scheme of cooperation 104 -- 4.8 Scheme of brownfield redevelopment 107 -- 4.9 Structure of demand 113 -- 4.10 Process of brownfield redevelopment 114 -- 6.1 Previously developed land by type in England 157 -- 6.2 Derelict and / or vacant land and buildings in England, annual change in hectares, 2001-2007 158 -- 6.3 Land with planning permission or identified for redevelopment in England, annual change in hectares, 2001-2007 159 -- 6.4 Amounts of PDL by region and by type 160 -- 6.5 Percentage of new dwellings built on PDL, 1989-2008 161 -- 6.6 Proportion of dwellings on PDL by region 2003 and 2007 161 -- 7.1 Glenwood Park, Atlanta. Main street design 184 -- 7.2 Glenwood Park, Atlanta. New urbanist alley design 185 -- 7.3 Hercules, CA. Waterfront district 188 -- 7.4 Hercules, CA. New urbanist alley design 189 -- 7.5 Atlantic Station, Atlanta. New urbanism combined with lifestyle center 193 -- 7.6 Atlantic Station, Atlanta. Commercial with upper apartment lofts 195 -- 7.7 Atlantic Station, Atlanta. 30-acre parking garage 196 -- 7.8 Bay Street, Emeryville, CA. Neotraditional main street 200 -- 7.9 Bay Street, Emeryville, CA. Parking design 201 -- 8.1 The Chinese environmental protection apparatus 211 -- 9.1 Cabernet process 245 -- 9.2 Economic components 250 -- 10.1 City rankings 263 -- 11.1 Network management model 296 -- 12.1 3oth street corridor baselines assessment process 329 -- List of Tables: 1.1 Ideal types. Cluster averages across each variable and index used in cluster algorithms 29 -- 1.2 Breakdown of indices by cluster 30 -- 1.3 Pearson's Correlation Coefficients among cluster profiles 31 -- 2.1 CRDC key characteristics of state brownfield programs 42 -- 2.2 Rotated component matrix of factor analysis of unweighted CRDC scores 44 -- 2.3 State size/wealth and brownfield innovation, FY 1997 52 -- 2.4 Level of contamination and brownfield innovation, FY 1997 54 -- 2.5 EPA region and brownfield innovation, FY 1997 55 -- 2.6 Federal pilot programs and brownfield innovation, FY 1997 56 -- 2.7 Partisan political variables and brownfield innovation, FY 1997 57 -- 2.8 Summary models predicting brownfield innovation, FY 1997 58 -- 3.1 Percentage of respondents selecting as ‘’very important’’ reason 70 -- 3.2 Regulatory power, planning system and responsibility in the brownfield remediation and redevelopment processes 77 -- 3.3 Obstacles and strengths in the brownfield remediation and redevelopment processes 78 -- 4.1 Transformation recession in the former CMEA countries (GDP changes in %) 95 -- 4.2 The structure of brownfields according to their original use (in%) 97 -- 4.3 Number of brownfields in CZ (estimate in 2004) 98 -- 4.4 Number of brownfields in the regions of the Czech Republic 101 -- 4.5 Priorities in brownfields redevelopment realization 105 -- 4.6 Potential public resources for brownfields redevelopment for the period of 2007-2013 110 -- 8.1 Background of environmental administration in China 224 -- 10.1 State comparison 270 -- 11.1 Phases of brownfield cleanup and redevelopment 294 -- 11.2 Common brownfields policy instruments 295 -- 11.3 Case selection framework 298 -- 11.4 Case descrptions 298 -- 11.5 Policy tools by phase and tool target 302 -- 12.1 Example : the ENCHIA healthy development measurement tool 318 -- 12.2 2005 MVBI issues and indicators 326 -- 12.3 Results of ATSDR’s brownfields / land revitalization action model 330 -- 13.1 Site inventory 343 -- Appendix 13.1 Michigan brownfield redevelopment 371 --