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Due Diligence & Regulatory Hot Topic: Vapor Intrusion 2024

Product ID: CA3627R4
Presented By: State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE

This program is an excerpt from the 20th Annual Commercial Real Estate Update

You can feel it in the air 

In March 2023, more than 150 residents were displaced from an affordable housing complex in Milwaukee after the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) found unacceptably high levels of trichloroethylene (TCE) in the building.1 Just a few months later, public health officials issued an emergency order for an apartment complex in Glendale after discovering TCE levels 10 times higher than what is considered acceptable.2 Vapor intrusion incidents like these can expose building occupants to health problems and present significant challenges to owners and developers of commercial real estate. 

At Due Diligence & Regulatory Hot Topic: Vapor Intrusion, presenters with extensive experience in environmental engineering projects will explain what vapor intrusion is and how it occurs. You’ll learn:

  • What vapor contamination looks like and where contaminated sites are found
  • How to assess and define short- and long-term risks
  • Conditions where vapor investigation is warranted
  • When and how to involve the DNR
  • Steps in assessing and remediating vapor intrusion
  • How to prioritize expenses when considering a contaminated site purchase
  • Site planning solutions that can reduce cost and risk
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Tuesday, May 21, 202412:00 PM - 12:50 PM CT

Add to Calendar 5/21/2024 12:00:00 PM 5/21/2024 12:50:00 PM America/Chicago Due Diligence & Regulatory Hot Topic: Vapor Intrusion 2024

This program is an excerpt from the 20th Annual Commercial Real Estate Update

You can feel it in the air 

In March 2023, more than 150 residents were displaced from an affordable housing complex in Milwaukee after the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) found unacceptably high levels of trichloroethylene (TCE) in the building.1 Just a few months later, public health officials issued an emergency order for an apartment complex in Glendale after discovering TCE levels 10 times higher than what is considered acceptable.2 Vapor intrusion incidents like these can expose building occupants to health problems and present significant challenges to owners and developers of commercial real estate. 

At Due Diligence & Regulatory Hot Topic: Vapor Intrusion, presenters with extensive experience in environmental engineering projects will explain what vapor intrusion is and how it occurs. You’ll learn:

  • What vapor contamination looks like and where contaminated sites are found
  • How to assess and define short- and long-term risks
  • Conditions where vapor investigation is warranted
  • When and how to involve the DNR
  • Steps in assessing and remediating vapor intrusion
  • How to prioritize expenses when considering a contaminated site purchase
  • Site planning solutions that can reduce cost and risk
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This program is an excerpt from the 20th Annual Commercial Real Estate Update

You can feel it in the air 

In March 2023, more than 150 residents were displaced from an affordable housing complex in Milwaukee after the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) found unacceptably high levels of trichloroethylene (TCE) in the building.1 Just a few months later, public health officials issued an emergency order for an apartment complex in Glendale after discovering TCE levels 10 times higher than what is considered acceptable.2 Vapor intrusion incidents like these can expose building occupants to health problems and present significant challenges to owners and developers of commercial real estate. 

At Due Diligence & Regulatory Hot Topic: Vapor Intrusion, presenters with extensive experience in environmental engineering projects will explain what vapor intrusion is and how it occurs. You’ll learn:

  • What vapor contamination looks like and where contaminated sites are found
  • How to assess and define short- and long-term risks
  • Conditions where vapor investigation is warranted
  • When and how to involve the DNR
  • Steps in assessing and remediating vapor intrusion
  • How to prioritize expenses when considering a contaminated site purchase
  • Site planning solutions that can reduce cost and risk
Read More ↓

Stephen R. Meer, P.E. is a Senior Project Engineer at The Sigma Group, Inc. in Milwaukee and his experience includes managing environmental site assessments, field investigations, remediation projects, and developing remedial and closure strategies for sites. Stephen is responsible for managing individual projects from initial investigation through regulatory case closure and developing cost-effective strategies for managing risks associated with redevelopment of brownfield sites. Stephen is one of Sigma’s vapor intrusion experts having worked extensively on projects with complicated vapor issues, including representing the WDNR. 

Joshua J. Neudorfer is the Business Development Leader and a Senior Consultant at The Sigma Group, Inc. with almost 30 years working in the environmental and engineering consulting industry, with 26 of those at Sigma. He has extensive experience in contaminant cleanup, real estate due diligence, hazardous material management, stormwater solutions, adaptive reuse, and property redevelopment. In his current role he works with clients to identify the right solutions for their unique challenges, working with project teams to implement those solutions. Josh focuses on long-term relationship building, trust, and value—important components to long-term success. 

  • Understand the risks of vapor intrusion in commercial real estate purchasing and development
  • Understand the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources’ role in investigating and remediating contamination sites
  • Identify steps involved in assessing, investigating, and remediating vapor intrusion
  • Learn how to incorporate due diligence expenses into a project budget
  • Hear best practices for building on sites with potential vapor contamination
  • Commercial real estate lawyers
  • Residential real estate lawyers
  • Environmental lawyers
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