Episode 6: Redevelopment - Martha Faust

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Episode 6: Redevelopment - Martha Faust

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Sep 8, 2017

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Any community, regardless of its size, has to plan for redevelopment projects at some point. In this episode, we will take a quick look at the process of identifying sites, gathering resources, and facing challenges of redevelopment with Martha Faust the Executive Director of Minnesota Brownfields.

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Sep 8, 2017

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