Grantees and borrowers of traditional ready for reuse grants and loans will need the resources on this page.
The Ready for Reuse Program is on full display in La
Definitions for each of the layers on RR Sites Map are listed below. The RR Sites Map User's Guide [PDF] is also provided as a reference when using the desktop version of RR Sites Map.
The U.S. EPA provides several types of grants for the environmental assessment and cleanup of brownfields and brownfields-related activities. Many communities in Wisconsin apply for these federal grants, and seek the DNR's guidance for preparing…
Here are some helpful hints and general search tips to be used in BOTW. General information General information Enter or select one or more search criteria and press the enter key or click on the search button. Clicking the reset button removes…
Launch BRRTS on the Web The Bureau for Remediation and Redevelopment Tracking System (BRRTS) on the Web (BOTW) is DNR's comprehensive online database that provides information on contaminated properties and other cleanup and redevelopment…
The 2002 Brownfield Amendments to the Superfund law (CERCLA) provide a Superfund liability defense for property owners who qualify as "bona fide prospective purchasers" of known contaminated property, as long as the property transaction was…
All Appropriate Inquiries (AAI) [exit DNR] is a federal code (40 CFR, Part 312) promulgated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency that establishes standards for conducting Phase I of an environmental site assessment. All Appropriate Inquiry is…
The Wisconsin Remediation and Redevelopment Database (WRRD) (formerly called the Contaminated Lands Environmental Action Network, or CLEAN) is an interlinked system providing information on different contaminated land activities in Wisconsin, to…
Sustainable cleanups, or "greener" cleanups, are fast becoming a hot topic in the world of environmental contamination remediation. The DNR's Remediation and Redevelopment (RR) Program is working to foster environmentally friendly practices through…