$110M residential project in works near battery plants

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2 thoughts on “$110M residential project in works near battery plants

    1. Basically all projects to improve “economic development” receive free money from either the State, County, City, even Federal Govt or else they don’t stand on their own and don’t get built.
      If you brings jobs, or build apartments/subdivisions to a town that wants more taxpayers, all you have to do is ask and usually can get free money “incentives” . May have to provide some campaign contributions. Things never change. Corporate Welfare for sure.

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