The goal of Sullivan County's Brownfield Program is to put underutilized properties back into service, enhance quality of life for the community, generate jobs, and increase private investment within the County.
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Sullivan County
Community Outreach Meeting Held July 29, 2009
A community outreach meeting was held at the Sullivan County Courthouse to discuss a neighborhood traffic study and site reuse plans for the Davis Pipe property
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A community outreach meeting was held at the Sullivan County Courthouse to discuss a neighborhood traffic study and site reuse plans for the Davis Pipe property
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Community Outreach Meeting Held at County Courthouse
A community meeting was held on March 4, 2008 to discuss the findings of the Phase II sampling activities conducted at the former Davis Pipe Company property in September - October, 2007.
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A community meeting was held on March 4, 2008 to discuss the findings of the Phase II sampling activities conducted at the former Davis Pipe Company property in September - October, 2007.
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Sullivan County Efforts Land $300,000 in EPA-Funded Brownfield Assessment Grant
EPA selected Sullivan County as the recipient of a $300,000 Brownfield Site-Specific Hazardous Substance Assessment Grant for the former Davis Pipe Company property in Blountville.
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EPA selected Sullivan County as the recipient of a $300,000 Brownfield Site-Specific Hazardous Substance Assessment Grant for the former Davis Pipe Company property in Blountville.
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The former Davis Pipe Company property is an inactive industrial facility containing approximately 98,000 square feet in eight metal warehouse buildings and a 3,750-square foot brick office structure on approximately 60 acres in Blountville, Tennessee. The abandoned site contains a RCRA waste unit currently monitored and maintained by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation Division of Solid Waste Management. Brownfield environmental assessments were completed for the property under Sullivan County's Brownfields Assessment Grant. Subsequently, the County acquired the property via a delinquent tax foreclosure process and has tentatively sold the property at a public tax sale pending closing. The new purchaser intends to enter the site into a State Brownfields Agreement.
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