The following articles are about various locations that have received an Abandoned Gas Station Cleanup Grant.
A former gas station in the City of Alliance recently received a BUSTR NFA in October 2020. Continue reading to learn more!
Braceville Township received an Abandoned Gas Station Assessment grant from the Ohio Development Services Agency’s Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) Program. Continue reading to learn more!
The Coshocton Port Authority received their second Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) Grant for site cleanup and remediation of the Former Layland General Store property in Killbuck, Ohio. Continue reading to learn more!
The Village of Lakeview received a grant from the Ohio Development Services Agency’s (ODSA) Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) Program. Continue reading to learn more!
The Central Ohio Community Improvement Corporation (COCIC) received an Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) Grant for a site located on Norton Road in Grove City, Ohio. Continue reading to learn more!
The Central Ohio Community Improvement Corporation (COCIC) received an Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) grant for a property located on the corner of Taylor Avenue and Granville Street in Columbus, Ohio. Continue reading to learn more!
The Former Dakouks Beverage and Deli, Inc. in Fremont, Ohio was awarded an Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) Grant in June 2018. The property was issued No Further Action (NFA) status in January 2019. Continue reading to learn more!
The Jackson Township Trustees were awarded an Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) Grant for a property located on State Route 42 in Ashland, Ohio. Continue reading to learn more!
The Summit County Land Reutilization Corporation was awarded an Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) grant for the former Starfire Express gas station across the street from Lakemore Plaza Shopping Center. Continue reading to learn more!
The Village of Belle Center received a grant from the Ohio Development Service’s Agency (ODSA) Abandoned Gas Station (AGS) Program. Continue reading to learn more!