Got Mill? Case Studies of Successful Mill Redevelopment Projects9:00am - 9:45amWes HaynesCircuit Rider and Project Leader, Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation Recycling History: Why Reusing Old, Contaminated Properties Makes Economic Sense9:45am - 10:45amCharles BartschSenior Advisor for Economic Development, EPA, Washington DC Break1045am - 11:00am Navigating Your Way Through Connecticut's Brownfield Funding Programs11:00am - 11:30amTim SullivanDECD Deputy CommissionerState of Connecticut Saving Our Historic Mills: An Important Tool for Environmental Protection and Economic Vitality11:30 - 12:00pmWayne BugdenDirector of Environmental SciencesCME Associates, Inc. Lunch12:00pm - 1:00pm

Financial Strategies, Tools and Incentives for Historic Mill Redevelopment1:00pm - 1:45pmR. Michael GomanPrincipal, Advisory & Development ServicesGoman+York Property Advisors, LLC Panel Discussion1:45pm - 3:00pm

Redeveloping Historic Factories and Mills, Who Really Benefits?Charles Bartsch, ModeratorSenior Advisor for Economic DevelopmentEPA, Washington DC

Wayne Bugden, PanelistDirector of Environmental SciencesCME Associates, Inc.

Julie Carmelich, PanelistNational Register Specialist, HistorianState Historic Preservation Office

Shaun Gately, PanelistEconomic Development CoordinatorVernon, CT

R. Michael Goman, PanelistPrincipal, Advisory & Development ServicesGoman+York Property Advisors, LLC

Kent Schwendy, PanelistPresident/CEOCorporation for Independent Living

About the SymposiumLocation: Warner Theatre, Torrington, CTPrice: $50/person, includes:

Continental Breakfast (theatre lobby) Coffee, Tea, Yogurt, Assorted Fruit, Pastries, Bagels, Croissants

Lunch/Backstage Restaurant (connected to theatre)Cobb Salad with choice of Grilled Chicken, Grilled Salmon or Grilled Vegetable

Coffee & Tea throughout the day

Register NOW!CLICK HEREOr visit: www.preservetorrington.org/symposium

Questions or Comments?Contact Edward Cannata(860)469-5550 | ecannata@preservetorrington.org