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Recertification <br />Sites /parks that are certified must be recertified every two (2) years. In order to recertify <br />the site / park, the sponsor must submit the following updated information: <br />Appropriate documentation which assures that the site may be offered or an option <br />two (2) year period such as: an u additional <br />pdated letter from property <br />agreement, updated listing agreement, etc. ating p rice and conditions for sale <br />A current letter from owner or controlling entity indic <br />or lease has changed, <br />A current boundary survey or compiled / inspection survey if the property <br />an easement has been granted or a piece has been sold support for <br />Updated letters from county and /or municipal elected officials expressing <br />certification <br />Updated information regarding essential services to the site <br />New LAMA letter, if applicable <br />A new Master Development Plan if a community combined parcels in the park for a client <br />they would just need to submit reflecting the change. years <br />Sites that a� certification, n, must also resubmit essubmi the following environmental dueedi�gence <br />from the origin <br />.requirements in addition to the requirements listed above: <br />• Phase I Environmental Site Assessment <br />• Preliminary Wetlands Assessment <br />• A new geotechnical study will also be required if there has been any site disturbance <br />such as clearing, grading, <br />Program Criteria <br />The Certified Sites Program criteria were revised in 2008 with input from McCallum <br />Sweeney Consulting and a stakeholder group of state, regional and local economic developers, <br />along with economic development allies from utilities and engineering firms. <br />The Certified Sites Program allows communities to submit sites in one of two categories: <br />Industrial Sites which will be defined as single contiguous, buildable parcels • • Industrial / Business Parks which are sites that are intended (due to topography or other <br />natural features or the desire of the site sponsor) to be sub - divided. <br />C Department of Commerce — Certified Sites Nrogram <br />