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Brownfield Success Story: Transforming 318 State Avenue NE in Olympia |
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Date Published |
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August 2022 |
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Brownfield Success Story: Transforming 318 State Avenue NE in Olympia (Number of pages: 2) (Publication Size: 1004KB)
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| Author(s) |
Erika Beresovoy |
| Description |
The City of Olympia and the Low Income Housing Institute partnered to create the Billy Frank Jr. Place. The affordable housing provides well-designed, attractive apartment homes for homeless veterans, disabled individuals, and homeless youth. An added benefit was revitalizing an undeveloped and underutilized Brownfields property on downtown Olympia’s State Avenue corridor. The City of Olympia is cleaning up contamination with assistance from the Washington Department of Ecology’s Voluntary Cleanup Program. |
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| Contact |
Tim Mullin at 360-999-9589 or tim.mullin@ecy.wa.gov |
| Keywords |
low income, veterans, PCE, cleanup, lead, brownfield, contamination, cPAHs, arsenic, affordable housing, homeless, disabled |
| WEB PAGE |
318 State Ave NE Olympia cleanup site information |
| CLEANUP SITE |
Cleanup Site ID: 2010
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| FACILITY SITE |
Facility Site ID: 3024394
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