The Albany City Council is looking at a report on the feasibility of setting up new urban renewal districts to spur development east of I-5 and the south part of town.
The Albany City Council is looking at a report on the feasibility of setting up new urban renewal districts to spur development east of I-5 and the south part of town.
Well, I stopped at Waverly Lake on Tuesday evening, wondering if there had been any change in the infestation of algae or some kind of water weed.
If this works, Albany may have fewer empty buildings and vacant storefronts in a couple of years. By “this,” I mean an agreement between the city council and Buxton, a firm that uses advanced analytic techniques to help cities attract business.
It’s hard to think of a more direct form of “”economic development” than what the Albany City Council has now agreed to spend $2.9 million to support.
Council OKs grant for new chemical plant
Albany city officials are confident the planned Valliscor chemical manufacturing plant on Ferry Street will be a great asset to the local economy with an impact of millions of dollars per year.
Tags: economic development, economic impact, Ferry Street, fluorine, groundbreaking, jobs, Valliscor