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Locating a Property
There are many different types of contaminated and potentially contaminated sites and properties that could be revitalized and returned to productive use. In addition, sites are cleaned up by EPA, other federal agencies, states agencies, municipalities, or the company or party responsible for the contamination. As a result, there are a number of contaminated site inventories that can be searched to locate candidate redevelopment sites.
If you are interested in finding out what contaminated sites might be in your area and potentially available for reuse, the following links will help you identify different types of contaminated sites being cleaned up by EPA or your relevant state cleanup agency.
EPA Sites
- EPA Regional Information
Use this link to find Region 7 websites and data sources that have cleanup profiles and information. - National EPA databases
A series of web-based tool that provides a wide range of federal, state, and local information about environmental conditions and features in your area.
State Sites
Contaminated sites not addressed by EPA as Superfund or RCRA sites, or by other federal agencies and Federal Facility sites are often managed by or the responsibility of the state in which the site is located. The following table provides links that will direct you to the appropriate state site cleanup pages. To find potential candidate redevelopment or reuse sites in your area, select a state name below.
- Iowa
Hazardous waste or contaminated sites in Iowa, classified by cleanup priority. - Kansas
The Kansas Identified Sites List, a public record of environmentally contaminated sites (excluding underground and above-ground tank sites). - Missouri
A list of Confirmed Abandoned or Uncontrolled Hazardous Waste Disposal Sites in Missouri. - Nebraska
Nebraska’s Public Record, a list of sites at which response actions have been completed during the previous year, are in process of being completed, or are planned to be addressed in the upcoming year.
Site Reuse Considerations
The process of getting a formerly contaminated or potentially contaminated site or property back into reuse is influenced by many factors and issues that affect how to effectively revitalize a contaminated site or property. View a list of revitalization topics and issues to consider as you begin to explore reuse opportunities at your site.