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Niagara County Industrial Development Agency
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Hires/Promotions/Honors Samuel M. Ferraro, executive director of the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency and commissioner of the Niagara County Department of Economic Development, presented at the New York State Association of Counties Fall Conference recently in Lake Placid.
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A four-story, 72-room Hampton Inn will be constructed just off the northbound Interstate 190 exit at Niagara Falls Boulevard in Niagara Falls, after the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency approved a tax break Wednesday. The $6.2 million, 45,000-square-foot hotel will be owned by local hotelier Ramesh Patel under the entity Falls Hotel LLC.
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A major expansion of North Tonawanda's Taylor Devices and plans for a new boutique hotel in that city were unveiled Wednesday before the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency. Taylor Devices, a maker of industrial-strength shock absorbers, including those designed to mitigate earthquake damage, will purchase and renovate three buildings on Ironton Street, adjoining the former Roblin Steel site.
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The Niagara County Industrial Development Agency is kicking off a new marketing effort in the new year. Former County Legislator Andrea L. Klyczek, the marketing director hired in September, told the IDA board at its Dec. 14 meeting that she intends to emphasize face-to-face interactions with business decision-makers in trying to drum up projects for the county.
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Plans to resuscitate two long-abandoned buildings, one in Niagara Falls and one in North Tonawanda, came before the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency on Wednesday. Impressive Development, which makes T-shirts, caps and promotional products, plans to buy an abandoned plant at 525 Wheatfield St., North Tonawanda, as a location for its new laser garment decoration equipment.
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In the wake of the demise last week of the Verizon Communications data center project, the chairman of the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency said Friday he worries that the county may gain a reputation for litigation that could harm its hopes of landing major new projects. You can run that risk," Henry M. Sloma said. "This is a big world, and developers can go anywhere.
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The Niagara County Industrial Development Agency approved five property tax breaks for businesses Wednesday, including one for a $20 million expansion at Olin Corp. in Niagara Falls. Other recipients of payment-in-lieu-of-taxes arrangements were Taylor Devices and Gateway Harbor Inn, both of North Tonawanda; Mawhiney Trucking of Wilson; and Frank's Vacuum Truck Service of Niagara Falls.
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Niagara Falls will have another Hampton Inn by next year, a local hotel magnate told the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency board this week. Ramesh Patel's application for a 10-year tax break on the 72- room, four-story hotel was accepted by the board. The IDA will hold a public hearing at a date to be announced, and a vote is expected at its next meeting, Aug. 10.
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Olin Corp. disclosed Wednesday it intends to double bleach production at its Niagara Falls plant by making a $20 million investment in new buildings and equipment. The Niagara County Industrial Development Agency scheduled an Oct. 24 public hearing on a 15-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes, or PILOT, arrangement for the four new buildings at Olin's Buffalo Avenue plant.
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AES Corp., Niagara County's largest property taxpayer, received a reduction in its annual county, town and school payments Wednesday. The Niagara County Industrial Development Agency board unanimously approved the revision in a deal that AES had signed with the taxing entities only a year ago.
