KSU TAB services are free to communities and tribes. We work closely with federal and state agencies to assist communities/tribes in their revitalization efforts of brownfields sites. KSU TAB assistance is tailored to the specific needs of a community/tribe and is usually coordinated through the city, tribal or non-profit brownfields project manager. KSU TAB brings university educational and technical resources as well as industry/consulting experience to communities affected by environmental issues at brownfield sites. KSU TAB serves as an independent advisor and resource for community revitalization efforts.
TAB Services
Examples of TAB Service that can be provided upon request:
Technical presentations, workshops and seminars on brownfields-related topics
Strategic planning and redevelopment visioning workshops
Economic feasibility and sustainability analysis
Identification of potential funding sources
Assistance with environmental justice issues
Guidance in finding and contracting with environmental firms
Independent review and summary of technical documents
Community outreach liaison service between you, state or federal agencies, or other entities
Assistance with sustainability education and planning
Assistance with soil analyses for community gardens placed on brownfields
How Do You Get KSU TAB Assistance?
It's easy. There is no formal application process. Communities are accepted on a "first-come, first-served" basis within each state.