Municipalities, nonprofit development groups and site owners or developers in National Grid's New York territory can get up to $300,000 (25% of costs) for brownfield and abandoned-building redevelopment: environmental assessments, demolition, utility upgrades and state-program match.
National Grid's Brownfield Redevelopment Assistance Program funds utility infrastructure improvements, demolition, Phase I and II environmental site assessments, and local match for state brownfield programs to move redevelopment of brownfield sites and abandoned buildings forward in its New York service territory. The maximum grant is $300,000 and covers up to 25% of eligible project costs; it is offered in both the upstate and downstate (Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, Long Island) territories on a continual basis.
A municipality or its authorized development corporation; a 501(c)(3), (c)(4) or (c)(6) working with the municipality, IDA or LDC; or the site owner or developer with the municipality's endorsement
Site or building receives National Grid electric or gas service and has a viable commercial or industrial end-use strategy
Must be a National Grid customer in good standing (current on payments or on a deferred payment agreement)
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