From Midvale Slag to Bingham Junction
Superfund Videos
- Reclaiming Recreational Opportunities through the Reuse of Superfund Sites
- Alternative Energy: From a Toxic Past to a Renewable Future
- MacGillis and Gibbs: A Shining Future for the City of New Brighton
- Overcoming Barriers: Mary Alice Park, Arlington, Tennessee
- EPA and AMA Partnership
- From Soccer to Superfund: Partnership for New Goals
- Soaring the Superfund Skies
- Life After Superfund
- Superfund Redevelopment: Realizing Possibilities
Download Free Windows Media Player
Description
This video presents how a complex multi-stakeholder process helped turn a badly contaminated former mining site into a major mixed-use redevelopment in the heart of Salt Lake Valley. The video is a compilation of interviews with the key stakeholders, who describe the issues that they faced, how they overcame them, and how happy they are with the results. Currently the site now has multiple types of housing, retail space, office complexes, recreational facilities and a new light rail station.
The following video presentation of “From Midvale Slag to Bingham Junction” requires that Windows Media Player be installed on your machine. Use the navigation tools below the viewing screen to view online.
File Format Information
- Windows Media Player
- Size: 28 MB
- Length: 11 minutes, 7 seconds
Download the video (WMV) (11:07, 28MB) to play on your computer.