
PRESENTED BY:
Salishan Coastal Lodge
7760 US-101, Gleneden Beach, OR
Transforming Contaminated Properties into Community Assets.
The Oregon Brownfields Conference is a two-day, solutions-focused event designed for professionals working to return underutilized and contaminated properties to productive use. From site assessment and cleanup strategies to financing, liability protection, and redevelopment success stories, this conference walks through the brownfields process from start to finish.
Learn from real projects. Hear from experienced practitioners. Leave with practical tools you can apply immediately.
This tour highlights three Lincoln City sites that demonstrate different stages of brownfield redevelopment. The first stop is the Lincoln City Glass Studio, formerly an auto repair shop and now a thriving glassblowing studio and gallery created through a public-private partnership. The second stop is Schooner Creek Discovery Park, Lincoln City’s newest community park scheduled to be completed this summer, part of the redevelopment is addressing petroleum contamination from a former fueling station. The final stop is the SW 51st Street and Highway 101 intersection, where the EPA Community-Wide Brownfields Assessment funding supported multiple properties, including a recently redeveloped vacant retail building now operating as a multi-use commercial space.


