Friday, February 12, 2021 - 15:51 From Helios Energy submittal package on file with the town of Guilderland
Originally, a five-megawatt solar array was proposed for a 61-acre field at 6604 Dunnsville Road, owned by Joseph Muia, beside Orchard Creek, the golf course owned by the Abbruzzese family. The project is now proposed for 6580 Dunnsville Road, an Abbruzzese-owned property adjacent to Muia’s.
GUILDERLAND The proposal for a large solar array that inspired a new county regulation to protect the Helderberg viewshed has evolved since its inception.
Originally, the five-megawatt solar array was proposed for a 61-acre field at 6604 Dunnsville Road, owned by Joseph Muia, beside Orchard Creek, the golf course owned by the Abbruzzese family. The project was first proposed to the Guilderland Planning Board in June 2019.
MBS Advisors 2020 Year In Review
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FLORENCE, Mass., Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Despite the obvious challenges in 2020, MBS Advisors wrapped up another record year. MBS completed eight plastics-related M&A transactions in 2020, including two of the largest deals in company history.
Transactions include:
February 2020 – Santa Fe Springs, CA – RD Rubber Technology Corporation, a manufacturer of tight tolerance molded rubber and LSR components, was acquired by California-based Engineered Polymer Industries, Inc. MBS advised RD Rubber.
August 2020 – Inman, SC – Tool Technology Corporation, an injection molding and metal machining company that makes parts for outdoor recreation and consumer products, was acquired by Orchard Creek Capital. MBS advised Tool Technology.
Jon Carlson, president of Orchard Creek Capital.
Michigan-based investment firms Auxo Investment Partners and Orchard Creek Capital LLC completed a total of five plastics M&A deals in the second half of 2020.
Auxo of Grand Rapids purchased Fort Wayne, Ind.-based Paramount Tube Engineered Solutions, Cleveland-based Euclid Medical and GC Dies LLC of Elmhurst, Ill.
Paramount Tube and Euclid Medical both operate under the brand Precision Products Group Inc. PPG CEO Dave Hooe will continue in that role.
Paramount Tube makes small-diameter, spiral-wound and extruded tubular products for electric motors and other uses. Euclid Medical designs, engineers and manufactures automated single- and multi-dose pharmaceutical packing systems.
Local Police, Fire – December 21
Arrests
Thursday
Michelle K. Brown, 52, Indianapolis, two out-of-county warrants, 10:20 p.m., by the Columbus Police Department, held with no bond.
Ethen A. Roberts, 23, of 3127 13th St., Columbus, out-of-county warrant, 11:29 p.m., by the Columbus Police Department, held with no bond.
Friday
Michael S. Burton, 49, of 241 Jefferson St., Columbus, strangulation, domestic battery-simple assault, Bartholomew County warrant, 12:39 a.m., by the Columbus Police Department, held in lieu of $27,500 bond.
Gregory L. Mobley, 48, Hope, domestic battery, 10:50 a.m., by the Hope Police Department, held in lieu of $5,000 bond.
Isiah M. Stitt, 22, Edinburgh, two Bartholomew County warrants, 10:55 a.m., by the Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Department, held in lieu of $45,000 bond.
Investment firm buys three plastics processors
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A Michigan-based private equity firm has started a strategy to buy U.S. plastics processors and has already purchased three companies.
Northville, Mich.-based Orchard Creek Capital LLC started with Classic Die Inc. in Grand Rapids, Mich., and in the past two months has added Tool Technology Corp. in Inman, S.C., and Advantage Plastics of New York Inc. in Winter Haven, Fla.
Orchard Creek is headed by President Jon Carlson, who has a background in financial management in manufacturing, including 10 years at Ford Motor Co. We believe that the plastics industry has a number of attractive elements. The industry has been steadily growing over many years, as the technology supporting plastics provides an expanding set of technical capabilities, Carlson said.