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JOHNSTOWN Fulton County officials continue to work on a site inventory project with the Mohawk Valley Economic Development District, which received two consultant proposals.
Fulton County Industrial Development Agency Executive Director James Mraz recently told his board that MVEDD and the Fulton County Center for Regional Growth received two proposals.
They are from Elan Planning/Landscape Architecture/Engineering, D.P.C. and the MRB Group, both of Saratoga Springs.
“They’re hoping to have this work done later this summer,” Mraz said of MVEDD.
Mraz said MVEDD and the CRG are reviewing both proposals to determine which firm to hire.
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Ken Adamczyk, economic development specialist with the Fulton County Center for Regional Growth, discusses marketing efforts at a recent Fulton County Board of Supervisors Economic Development & Environment Committee meeting at the County Office Building in Johnstown. (The Leader-Herald/Michael Anich)
JOHNSTOWN The Fulton County Center for Regional Growth is currently promoting the county’s business facilities in a major marketing initiative.
The effort was discussed by CRG officials at a recent meeting of the Board of Supervisors’ Economic Development & Environment Committee at the County Office Building.
CRG Economic Development Specialist Ken Adamczyk said businesses are looking for 50,000 and 100,000 square foot facilities. He said the agency has also been marketing the Tryon Technology Park in Perth through a recent article.
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GLOVERSVILLE The Planning Board will hold a public hearing next month on a special permit application seeking approval for the relocation of the Rob Constantine Recovery Community and Outreach Center’s recovery program to the Center of Hope at 33 Bleecker St.
The Planning Board on Tuesday opened its review of the special permit application submitted by the Gloversville Free Methodist Church seeking approval for a change of occupancy to house the Rob Constantine recovery program in existing office space within the church’s mission and outreach building, the Center of Hope.
The proposed use is allowed under city zoning code in the commercial and downtown urban core form-based overlay zoning districts in which the building is located.