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Flexible Loans and Subgrants for Community Cleanup Initiatives

The Clean It Up program offers flexible loans and subgrants for cleanup activities aimed at addressing petroleum and hazardous substance contamination. Available to for-profit corporations, not-for-profits, and governmental entities, funding focuses on community needs and revitalization. With no maximum principal amount for loans, projects like the Laclede Power Plant and Linn County Historical Museum demonstrate significant community benefit. This initiative encourages redevelopment while supporting social and environmental goals. Contact Kristin Allan Tipton at DNR for more information.

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Flexible Loans and Subgrants for Community Cleanup Initiatives

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  1. Clean it Up!

  2. Support for Cleanup Activities • Loans and Subgrants • Petroleum and Hazardous Substance Contamination

  3. No maximum principal amount Flexible and Negotiable! Available to for-profit corporations, not-for-profit corporations, and governments or quasi-government agencies. Loans

  4. Community Population Community Median Household Income Environmental Conditions Threat of Danger Community Revitalization Community Need Likelihood of Redevelopment Funding Loans - Evaluation Criteria

  5. Laclede Power Plant • $439,00 to clean up LBP & ACM • $16 million rehab to commercial uses

  6. $100,000 maximum principal amount* Available to political subdivisions, Indian Tribes and qualifying non-profit organizations Subgrants

  7. Non-profit purpose Community Need Existing Infrastructure Green Design Community Social Goals Subgrants (or More Favorable Loan Terms) - Criteria

  8. Linn County Historical Museum • $100k for LBP • Former Linn County Jail • Not-for Profit converting to museum

  9. How Does it Work?

  10. Pre-Application • Applicant and Property Eligibility Determination

  11. Applicant Eligibility

  12. Site Eligibility

  13. Full Application • Credit Analysis and Financial Evaluation • Application Review and Approval

  14. BVCP Enrollment • All MBRLF projects must enroll in MO DNR’s BVCP

  15. Community Involvement • Draft CAP/ABCA • Community Input

  16. Cleanup! • Selection of Contractor • Final CAP • Reporting • Draw Request/Repayment

  17. Cleanup Complete!

  18. Kristin Allan Tipton kristin.allan.tipton@dnr.mo.gov For Further Information: EIERA P.O. Box 744 Jefferson City, MO 65102 (573)751-4919

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