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Understanding What is True and Not True when Closing a Facility in Ohio

By Joseph Koncelik on October 16, 2022
Posted in Compliance

In order to try to prevent major environmental issues at abandoned or closed factories, Ohio adopted a program known as the “Cessation of Regulated Operations” (CRO). While this program has been around since 1996, there are misconceptions among businesses and developers as to what it means when a property goes through CRO.

Ohio EPA’s…

U.S. Green Building Council Launches LEED v3- Bike Racks v. Brownfields

By Joseph Koncelik on May 7, 2009
Posted in Brownfields/Transactions, Sustainability

On Monday I passed the LEED AP exam for New Construction after about a month and half of studying.  I can’t tell you how relieved I was when the computer screen at the testing center had the word "PASS" on it.  After the U.S. Green Building Council’s  (USGBC) launch of LEED v3, I am already known as…

(August 08) Ohio Environmental Regulatory and Incentive Update

By Joseph Koncelik on August 6, 2008
Posted in Brownfields/Transactions, Compliance

PTIO Program is Launched-  Effective June 30, 2008 Ohio EPA finalized this new permit program which combines the Permit to Install (PTI) and Permit to Operate (PTO) into a single permit for non-Title V facilities.  Facilities will no longer have to apply for a separate PTO.  This program is intended to deal with Ohio EPA’s backlog…

Brownfield Redevelopment: Clean Ohio’s New Grant Option

By Joseph Koncelik on July 8, 2008
Posted in Brownfields/Transactions

On June 4, 2008, the Clean Ohio Council approved two new grant rounds (Rounds 5 and 6) to encourage brownfield redevelopment through its Clean Ohio Revitalization Fund (CORF).  As noted in a recent stakeholder report on the Clean Ohio Program, the CORF is "seen as a significant national model that other states strive to replicate."  If…

Joe Koncelik is an attorney with the law firm of Tucker Ellis LLP which is based in Cleveland, Ohio. The focus of Joe’s practice is in all facets of environmental law as well providing counsel on issues relating to renewable energy and climate change.

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Ohio Environmental Lawyer & Attorney, Joseph P. Koncelik of the law firm Tucker Ellis LLP, offering services relating to environmental regulation compliance, climate change, defense of enforcement, land use and planning, toxic torts, litigation, offices located in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

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