The city of Milford is set to have nearly 30 businesses fill up a brand new corporate center that will undergo construction in a couple weeks. It will serve as a business park and the city in partnership with Emory Hill will sell 27 available lots to business owners to build their own built-to-suit. The property is 180 acres, and …
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Milford City Council recently approve two resolutions in preparation for possible issuance of debt related to a new water tower and the Milford Corporate Center. The cost of the water tower is estimated to be just over $7 million and would require a referendum. “The water tower has been in the CIP for a few years. Most recently, the engineering …
On Monday, September 9, Milford City Council voted unanimously to enter an agreement with Tsionas Emory Hill Management as part of the Milford Corporate Center project. The agreement would allow Tsionas Emory Hill to provide the city with professional development advice. “Due to the nuances of this agreement, we consulted with attorney Gary Green of Archer & Greiner law firm …
At a recent meeting, Milford City Council approved a proposal from KCI to design a proposed 300,000 gallon water tower for the Milford Corporate Center. The approval was for no more than $60,000 which covers Geotech investigations, site permitting, soil borings, tank design and construction document preparation. An additional $10,000 was approved for permit fees and contingencies, an amount that …
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At a recent meeting, Milford City Council approved several contracts that will move the Milford Corporate Center forward. The center will be located at the corner of Milford-Harrington Highway and Canterbury Road. “In the next year or two, this will be one of the most important things that we’ll be focusing on to bring jobs and economic growth to Milford,” …
At a recent meeting, Milford City Council approved two final site plans, one for Red Cedar Farms, a housing development off Bucks Road and for the city’s industrial park planned for the corner of Milford Harrington Highway and Canterbury Road. Both approvals were approved unanimously with council feeling that one would bring higher end homes to the area while the …
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This story includes major corrections. The Milford Planning and Zoning Commission’s vote to recommend all agenda items at the monthly meeting March 19 moves forward three development projects within the town. The commission is in favor of the following actions: Milford Corporate Center at Canterbury Road and Milford-Harrington-Highway final major subdivision approval recommended. Red Cedar Farms on Bucks Road, north …
