The DTSC RLF Program establishes a revolving loan fund that provides loans to help developers, businesses, schools, and local governments clean-up and redevelop brownfields. This is a brownfields clean-up loan program administered through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA).

View the RLF Fact Sheet & for more information.

RLF Application

• Application Process (Read First)
• Brownfields Loan Application Checklist (NEW)
• Brownfields Loan Application 
• RLF Applicable Laws
• Hazardous Substances Site Eligibility Evaluation (Available upon request)
• Petroleum Site Eligibility Evaluation (Available upon request)

RLF Success Stories and Current Projects

• Orvieto Family Complex (San Jose) (Video)
• Townsend Street Development (San Francisco) (Video) (to view this success story, contact WebCoord@dtsc.ca.gov and provide this page link and title of the news release)
• Jack Capon Villa Project (Alameda) (to view this success story, contact WebCoord@dtsc.ca.gov and provide this page link and title of the news release)
• Third Street Project (San Francisco) (to view this success story, contact WebCoord@dtsc.ca.gov and provide this page link and title of the news release)
• Miraflores Housing Development (Richmond)
• Mission Bay Park P16 & P10 Project (City and County of San Francisco) (to view this success story, contact WebCoord@dtsc.ca.gov and provide this page link and title of the news release)
• Albion Riverside Park Project (Los Angeles)

To establish your own RLF Program, refer to the U.S. EPA website.

For more information on technical aspects of RLF Loan funding, contact Maryam.Tasnif-Abbasi@dtsc.ca.gov. For more information on financial aspects of RLF Loan funding, contact Jennifer.Black@dtsc.ca.gov.