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This guide provides you with essential steps to complete the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Initiative application online efficiently. By following these instructions, you will ensure that your application is filled out accurately and in accordance with program requirements.

Follow the steps to complete your application successfully.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to acquire the application form and access it for completion.
2. Begin by filling out the applicant information section. Provide the name of the political subdivision, mailing address, city or town, state, zip code, county, contact person's name, title, telephone number, and email address.
3. In the property information section, list the property/site name and address, and provide the tax parcel identification number. If applicable, indicate if the property has a U.S. EPA or IDEM site number.
4. Describe the relationship to the property in detail, specifying the applicant's interest if not the property owner. Include the size of the site and any existing site conditions.
5. Complete the environmental site conditions section. Indicate any knowledge of hazardous substances or petroleum contamination, including a brief history of operations at the site, past owners, and any previous assessments.
6. Detail the redevelopment and project information, including reuse plans and expected socio-economic benefits. This section is crucial for illustrating the positive impact of the proposed assessment.
7. Submit your application with all required supporting documentation, such as photographs of the site, a copy of the property deed, and any executed property access agreements.
8. Review the eligibility and liability information section to ensure compliance with the program requirements before finalizing your submission.
9. After completing the application, save your changes. You can then print, download, or share the form as necessary.

Submit your application online to take the first step in assessing and improving your community's brownfield sites.