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Dayton-Montgomery County Port Authority announces completed projects - Vimarsana News

Dayton-Montgomery County Port Authority announces completed projects

Dayton-Montgomery County Port Authority announces completed projects Cargill Inc.’s $224 million project in Sidney included DAYTON – Joseph M. Geraghty, executive director of The Dayton-Montgomery County Port Authority, announced the completion of several projects in 2020, which help support public and private economic development activity in the Dayton region by providing complimentary financing and tools that can help fuel corporate and non-profit economic growth. Geraghty, who was appointed executive director of the Port in 2020 succeeding Jerome “Jerry” Brunswick, who is still wor...

Concrete's Most Popular News Announcements and Articles of January 2021 - Vimarsana News

Concrete's Most Popular News Announcements and Articles of January 2021

The most popular stories concrete contractors found on ForConstructionPros.com/concrete from January 2021. February 17, 2021 Sakrete Not only do hundreds of Google alerts flood my inbox based on a smattering of keywords, but we're also trying to get some new and original stories out to you on a regular basis. We're constantly looking for subject matter experts to serve some great insider know-how into new projects, issues, as well as happenings in the concrete industry.  Oh, and yeah, we're checking the event site as often as we can to get you the latest on World of Concrete 2021.  That sai...

Johnson County neighbors organize in opposition to 600-acre Edgerton warehouse project - Vimarsana News

Johnson County neighbors organize in opposition to 600-acre Edgerton warehouse project

Johnson County neighbors organize in opposition to 600-acre Edgerton warehouse project Wayne Davis, a retired truck driver, moved out to rural southern Johnson County from Mission more than 20 years ago to get closer to nature and have more space for his grandchildren to run around. He worries a 636-acre warehouse project across the street from his property (towards where he's pointing in the above picture) would threaten that. Photo credit Leah Wankum. For Wayne Davis, a truck driver for Associated Wholesale Grocers, the move down Interstate 35 from Mission to rural Edgerton i...

Capitol Fax.com - Your Illinois News Radar » Unsolicited advice - Vimarsana News

Capitol Fax.com - Your Illinois News Radar » Unsolicited advice

Can’t the company find some mayor more interested in the warehouse? Why does it have to be Elwood? - Andersonville Right Winger - Wednesday, Feb 3, 21 @ 10:08 am: Hopefully State Rep. Larry Walsh Jr., who is from Elwood, has enough clout with the Governor’s office to stop this awful project What Will co doesn’t need is 1000s more trucks jamming up the roads. Build three or four lane bridges over the Illinois river on I-55 and on I-80 over the Canal in Joliet before adding more truck traffic. Hope fully this project development gets placed on the backs of the developers. These warehou...

Walbridge plans warehouse for big Lyon Township property - Vimarsana News

Walbridge plans warehouse for big Lyon Township property

Walbridge plans warehouse for big Lyon Township property Building expected to be completed in July is 280,000 square feet on 21 acres Adds to increase in development activity, plunging vacancy rates in warehouse sector Walbridge Group A rendering shows a 280,000-square-foot speculative warehouse building planned by Walbridge Group. The site is on 21 acres off Interstate 96. Real Estate Focus: Oakland County Sublease office space is up across Oakland County, possibly foreshadowing the market Office configuration: The business of rearranging office space amid the pandemic has been worse than yo...