Brownfield Cleanups in New York

Periconi, LLC • Assisting business in cleanup and redevelopment efforts at contaminated New York sites

With a hand in the initial critique and analysis of New York's 2003 Brownfield Cleanup Act, attorney James J. Periconi can provide keen insight into the wealth of potential development opportunities created by this forward-thinking initiative. Periconi, LLC assists corporate clients and real estate developers in obtaining approvals under New York's Brownfield Cleanup Act to explore possible redevelopment of contaminated sites. For experienced assistance in applying for redevelopment permits through the New York Brownfield Cleanup Act, contact the lawyers of Periconi, LLC today.

In cases of New York properties that hold mild to moderate contamination levels, banking institutions have traditionally refused to loan money to fund cleanup and redevelopment initiatives; the risks involved were simply too high for these commercial institutions to absorb. The Brownfield Cleanup Act minimizes and limits the risks involved in financing the purchases, and in cleaning up, and redeveloping properties mildly contaminated with hazardous waste or petroleum. Developers may be able to obtain tax credits to assist in the exploration and redevelopment of polluted sites including former strip malls, shopping malls, and abandoned gas station operations. The Brownfield Cleanup Act also shields developers from the liability associated with churning up buried sources of soil and groundwater contamination.

Turning polluted sites into office buildings, playgrounds, and other productive uses also requires creativity, resources, and a painstakingly thorough environmental quality review. The dedicated attorneys of Periconi, LLC are committed to helping businesses turn their creative ideas into practical, effective solutions. To take full advantage of the redevelopment opportunities made possible by the New York Brownfield Cleanup Act, contact the environmental law attorneys of Periconi, LLC today.