The Broward County Brownfield Redevelopment Program

A "Brownfield site" is defined as "real property, the expansion, redevelopment or reuse of which may be complicated by actual or perceived environmental contamination." Broward County Commissioners adopted a Brownfield program in 1998, one year after the Florida Legislature created the Brownfield Redevelopment Act. There are 14 Brownfield-designated areas in Broward County. Properties located in a designated Brownfield area may be eligible for certain benefits under this program, such as job bonus refunds and state loan guarantees.

For more information on the program, visit the Brownfield Program.

Below is an illustration highlighting two Brownfield zones in the City

Want a closer look? Find out if your future Lauderhill development lies in a Brownfield Zone! 

Step 1: Type in your address and zip code in the Find Address box in the upper right hand corner. (Example: 2101 NW 49 AVE, 33313)

Step 2: Once the pop up box designating the address appears, click on the map where the tip of the arrow shows and click on that.

Step 3: A new pop up window will appear showing the Economic Development Opportunities for that property.

Step 4: Once the dialog box has opened, additional property information can be found by using the arrows shown in the header of the box to scroll through additional pages. There is Existing Land Use and Zoning data available as well.

You can also access more information at www.loopnet.com.