We the People,
of the FBA
Can I get your number?
We speak in code (or acronyms!)
The Past is the Past
Isn't this Pretty?
100

These two individuals were the Sponsors of original bill establishing Florida Brownfield Redevelopment Program

Jack Latvala and Lee Constantine

100

This trickly little number will let you know how much Iron is allowed in your groundwater - what is the GCTL for Iron? 

0.3 mg/L

100

The true finish line of a project, this missive is issued by FDEP when all the dust has settled (even the CKD) and you are finally done rehabilitating a site – what is this document, known by the acronym “SRCO” 

Site Rehabilitation Completion Order

100

We are all here to celebrate and learn about our Brownfields Program – this is the year the program was originally created?

1997

100

Location: Miami, Miami-Dade County 

COCS: Methylene chloride

Former Use: Dry cleaner, funeral home

Redevelopment: Residential and retail

Sawyer's Landing Mixed Use

200

Taking over for our feline loving friend Scott Sweeney, this former FDEP and Leon County Planner acts as the Current VCTC Program Manager.

Courtney Johnstone

200

From its inception, the Brownfields Program has designed how many total Brownfield Areas within the state of Florida? (Answers within 50 will be accepted)

613!

200

These man-made chemicals are used to many fluoropolymer coatings and products, and are known by the acronym PFAS

Per-and Polyfluroalkyl Substances

200

A pioneer in the Southeast District, this site was the first ever designation as a BF Site and is located in Miami-Dade County.

Wynwood Brownfield Site

200

Location:  Miami-Dade County

COCS: Petroleum, PAHs

Former Use: Service Station

Redevelopment: Affordable Housing 

Northside Commons

300

Name three of the current BF coordinators – and their district!

Tracy Jewsbury, P.E.– Central

Darrin McKeehen – NE

Sara Hunt – NW

Ryenne Hathaway– SE

Philip Wilkerson – S and SW

300

If you are worried about direct exposure to this constituent, you can tell us the Residential and Commercial SCTLs for Arsenic (As)… 

Residential: 2.1 milligrams/kilogram

Commercial: 12 milligrams/kilogram

300

The buck stops here! This individual is designated as the responsible party under a cleanup agreement with FDEP, colloquially referred to as the PRFBSR.

Person Responsible for Brownfield Site Rehabilitation

300

We have been gathering together to hang out for decades – but when did we formally create this little club known as the Florida Brownfield Association?

  • First conference (informal) held in Clearwater in 1998!
  • Formally created FBA in Spring/Fall of 2002
300

Location:  Plant City, Hillsborough County

COCS: arsenic

Former Use: chicken farm

Redevelopment: healthcare facility

South Florida Baptist Hospital

400

This individual served as the first state wide BF Coordinator at FDEP.

Roger Register

400

Let’s talk dollars and cents! FDEP issued $21.8M in tax credits 2023 - What is the total value of VCTCs approved for work completed in 2024? (within $.5 million) 

$25.3 million in tax credits at Brownfield Sites for calendar year 2024 - DEP received 183 VCTC applications for 2024 calendar year expenses!

400

This plan lays down the rules on how a site is maintained after cleanup, where RMO-II and III options may be implemented, such as clean fill or an asphalt cap. What is this, with the acronym ECMP? 

Engineering Control Maintenance Plan

400

A cherry on top, this funding is an extra incentive to individuals who complete a cleanup. When was the NFA bonus created?

  • Created with the statute in 1997; 
  • Bonus: modified in 2006 to the current 25%/$500K.
400

Location:  Lake Worth, Palm Beach County

COCS: PAHs

Former Use: Service station/car sales

Redevelopment: Affordable Housing

Madison Terrace 

500

Which Counties have received delegated authority for brownfield redevelopment, and who is the coordinator for each?

Broward – Rachel Jayson

Hillsborough – Charles Dowman

Miami-Dade – Sandra Rezola

500

Since the inception of our program, this many sites have reached the finish line to achieve a SRCO. (+/- 10) 

252!!! (132 CSROs and 120 SRCOs)

500

This closure option is recognized by statute and skips the recording fees by allowing for other closure options such as restrictive mapping, Memorandums of Understanding, and other tools. (Tell us the acronym and what it stands for!)

NRIC - Non-recorded institutional control

500

Laws come and go (we have to keep ourselves employed!) What is the last year that a substantial change occurred to the program legislation? 

2025 Update - multi-parcel closure flexibility, revised institutional-controls/mapping requirements, tax credit changes, increased participation of local governments.

500

Location:  Tampa, Hillsborough County

COCS: Arsenic, Benzo(a)Pyrene Equivalents, TRPH

Former Use: City of Tampa Water & Sewer Fleet

Redevelopment: Planned Community 

Rome Yard

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