The county's Blue Clay Road property is close to Interstate 40 and the Wilmington International Airport.
“Preliminary layouts highlight a 120-acre site (85 of which is buildable) where upwards of 875,000 square feet can be accommodated. Another nice differentiator is the ability for rail to serve the location," Satterfield has previously said.
The property is zoned for industrial and business uses and the master plan outlines the need to extend water and sewer infrastructure into the site as well as access roads into the site, Rigby said.
"Water and sewer infrastructure are critical to ensure we are able to attract and retain businesses to New Hanover County," she said, "and providing this infrastructure is a great step towards ensuring adequate space for our businesses to grow and thrive."
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