[CPEO-BIF] FW: Managing Environmental Challenges on Your Project

[Cathy Keith <cathy.keith@cclr.org>]

On November 9th, 2000 at Preservation Park in Oakland, the California
Center for Land Recycling (CCLR) is presenting a one-day, practical,
interactive workshop: "Managing Environmental Challenges on Your Project:
Tools, Techniques & Resources." Recycling abandoned and underutilized
properties to revitalize communities requires skilled management of
contamination issues. This workshop provides tools, techniques and
resources for community developers, redevelopment officers, and other
practitioners for on-time/on-budget project management. 
> 
> Pricing
> You work for...	Fee	Scholarship*	Your Cost
> Private Sector	$250	none	$250
> Government or 	$250	$100	$150
> Nonprofit	
> Community or 	$250	$200	$50
> Economic Development Corp.
> Lunch included in registration fee
> Each workshop limited to 25 participants, no more than 3 per organization
> Feel free to dress comfortably
> * Scholarships based on availability
> 
> The program was developed through the generous support of The James
Irvine Foundation. Co-convenors are the Bay Area Council, Local Initiatives
Support Corporation (LISC), Greenbelt Alliance amd the Nonprofit Housing
Association of Northern California (NPH).
> 
> Space is limited: Call 415.820.2080 for registration information. CCLR is
offering this workshop throughout the state. To arrange a workshop in your
region call Paula Blasier, Deputy Director. For more information, go to
http://cclr.org/workshop.html.
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