TABLE 4.

Cross-walking different brownfield cleanup phases with tools and other considerations for a community to identify elements with environmental benefits.

Cleanup Phase	Description	Tools & Considerations
Environmental Site Assessment	Investigate specific hazards that are present to achieve a better understanding of how to approach the cleanup	When developing cleanup and reuse goals, evaluate a community’s vulnerabilities and assets, including environmental elements. Example resources: The Vision-to-Action tool; Timbre Brownfield Prioritization Tool; Envision Sustainability Rating Tool; EnviroAtlas; and EcoHealth Relationship Browser
Site Investigation	Identify funding sources
Cleanup Options	Determine level of cleanup and type of project elements	Consider environmental benefits when a community develops a vision for a site’s reuse to inform options for project elements and options. Example resources: EnviroAtlas; FEGS Scoping Tool; Envision Sustainability Rating Tool
Cleanup Design and Implementation	Type of cleanup and anticipated future reuse plans defines engineering and institutional controls
Redevelopment Phase	Integrates site assessments and incorporate neighborhood-relevant features to address the community concerns for the reuse vision	Example resources: The Vision-to-Action tool; Envision Sustainability Rating Tool