CME has extensive experience assessing and remediating Brownfields sites. Our firm has worked with area towns and regional planning agencies to obtain funding for the redevelopment of Brownfield sites in Connecticut. CME was also instrumental
in developing the Eastern Connecticut Brownfields Coalition. Wayne Bugden, our Director of Environmental Science, has coordinated seminars with the USEPA, CTDEP and CTDECD to inform Towns in Eastern Connecticut of the funding options and steps involved in Brownfield Redevelopment.
CME is passionate about preserving these pieces of our history with unique architectural features. The firm has years of
experience helping communities develop cost-effective solutions to the challenges that arise with Historical and Brownfield structures.
NEWFIELD STREET REMEDIATION Middletown, CT :: In 2008, CME was hired to complete Phase II and III site investigations, and to develop and implement a Remedial Action Plan (RAP) for a former automotive facility that was being redeveloped into a commercial facility. The tight construction schedule required a rapid assessment and cleanup, while staying within budget and satisfying the CTDEP's Remediation Division. CME implemented the RAP, simultaneously delineating and remediating petroleum-impacted soil at several areas of concern. CME is currently completing the postremediation groundwater monitoring, and expects to achieve regulatory closure in the spring of 2010. CME's rapid assessment and cleanup allowed the site to be redeveloped without interfering with the aggressive construction schedule.
Wayne H. Bugden, LEP