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EPA Grants $4.5 Million for Stevens Point Site Cleanup and Redevelopment

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The EPA awarded Stevens Point a $4.5 million grant to clean up and redevelop a former building site in Stevens Point. The 1.3-acre lot is contaminated by a former dry cleaner. The Stevens Point Redevelopment Authority approved plans to redevelop the area last December. Mayor Mike Wiza stated that remediation is expected to start next year.

From wsaw.com

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The grant addresses soil contamination at the former Shopko building site. This funding is critical for moving forward with local housing project plans. The city finance committee will discuss the site and an amendment to the developers agreement in October.

From wsaw.com

Who's involved

  • EPAAwarded the $4.5 million grant for site cleanup and redevelopment
  • Stevens PointCity that received the EPA grant for site remediation
  • ShopkoFormer retail store whose building site is undergoing cleanup
  • Mike WizaMayor of Stevens Point, overseeing the redevelopment efforts

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    Stevens Point could see increased local funding for redevelopment projects due to the grant

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