
Victoria George | Email: [email protected] | Phone: (906) 341-5010
Downloadable assets: Developer Information and Fillable SCBRA Project Intake Application
A brownfield may be property where expansion, redevelopment or reuse may be complicated by suspected contamination. Brownfield sites can also be blighted, functionally obsolete or historic structures. And now, any property that will be developed with homes for households earning up to 120% of Schoolcraft County’s Area Median Income qualifies for brownfield incentives.
-A public authority created to facilitate development countywide through tax increment financing (TIF), grants, loans, and other incentives.
-Established under the Brownfield Redevelopment Refinancing Act (Act 381 of 1996, as amended). The BRA is not a regulatory agency with enforcement authority.
-The BRA helps participating municipalities and developers navigate and secure incentives
Facilitate investment in Schoolcraft County
Reuse existing infrastructure
Encourage redevelopment of blighted, contaminated, and vacant
Increase property values and local tax base
Preserve historic or cultural community icons
Fulfill community needs
Reduce environmental hazards and improve public health
Phase I & II Environmental Site Assessments
Baseline Environmental Assessments
Environmental Cleanup and Documentation of Due Care
Brownfield Plans and Act 381 Work Plans
Lead and Asbestos Surveys and Abatement
Demolition
Site preparation and infrastructure improvements in the city of Manistique, or in certain cases in collaboration with the County Land Bank Authority, or for housing activities
Financing gap for the construction of workforce housing
*This list is not all-inclusive; please contact the SCBRA regarding eligiabilty of activity.
The SCBRA has access to federal, state, and local funding tools to support brownfield and housing development.