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The Aycock Corner Brownfield Redevelopment Project in Millen, Georgia received over $1.3 million in funding from various sources including two EPA grants totaling $400,000, a $677,784 DOT Scenic By-Way Grant, $224,000 from the City of Millen, and $35,000 in private funds to redevelop a contaminated former gas station site. The project director is Linda Grijalva of the CSRA Regional Commission.
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- 1. Aycock Corner (Formerly Old SOC Station) Brownfield Redevelopment Project Millen, GA
- 3. Jenkins County City of Millen Population 8,346 3,312 Per Capita Income $16,191 $16,223 Median Household Income $26,672 $23,840 Poverty Rate 30.40% 34.30% Unemployment Rate 18.2% 18.3%
- 4. 2006 EPA Assessment Grant
- 11. 2010 EPA Clean-up Grant
- 20. GA DOT Scenic By-Way Grant $677,784
- 28. FUNDING SOURCE AMOUNT EPA Assessment Grant $200,000 EPA Clean-up Grant $200,000 Private Funds $35,000 DOT Scenic Byway $677,784 City Funds $224,000 Total 1,336,784
- 29. Linda D. Grijalva Director of Community Development CSRA Regional Commission 3023 River Watch Parkway, Suite A Augusta, GA 30907 Main: 706-210-2000 Direct: 706-650-5694 Fax: 706-210-2006 lgrijalva@csrarc.ga.gov