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Port of Woodland closes $4.3 million land deal, will use funds to pay off debt By Marissa Heffernan, The Daily News
Published: May 25, 2021, 3:31pm
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WOODLAND The Port of Woodland has sold 24 acres at its Schurman Way Industrial Park to Brown Strauss Steel for $4.3 million.
Some of the revenue will be used to pay off $1.8 million in debt from prior land acquisitions and construction, and the rest will be used for construction at Rose Way Industrial Park, according to a port press release.
“The property will go back onto the tax roll, bring jobs and industry to the site. The proceeds from this property sale allows the port to pay significant debt off and construct additional buildings at Rose Way Industrial Park,” Port Commission President Bob Wile said in a statement. “This is a huge win for everyone. I am really looking forward to welcoming Brown Strauss to Woodland.”
Port of Woodland sells last Centennial Industrial Park lot as it announces another buyer By Marissa Heffernan, The Daily News
Published: May 4, 2021, 8:37am
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WOODLAND The Port of Woodland is finding no shortage of interested buyers for its new industrial park, despite the COVID-19 hit to the economy.
The port recently sold a 2-acre parcel in its Centennial Industrial Park to C&G Properties LLC, Port of Woodland Executive Director Jennifer Wray-Keene said, and plans to close several more land deals in the coming month even as the finishing touches to the park’s landscaping are put in place.
JANESVILLE
When recapping 2020, City Manager Mark Freitag kept coming back to one of the cityâs core values: adaptability.
Freitag delivered the seventh annual State of the City address through a prerecorded video posted to JATVâs YouTube page Thursday night.
The city manager echoed his familiar sentiment, that the state of the city is strong, but also âtruly resilientâ after a year that introduced the coronavirus pandemic, hosted a historic election, and forced the nation to pay attention to myriad social and racial issues.
He applauded city leaders for adapting to new work environments and helping the community adapt to changes in services and programming.