Port authority representative outlines multi-year prospects for Lansing sites
Dan Clemens, Lansing City’s representative to the Leavenworth County Port Authority, said several prospects — including Project Bridal, Project Tribe and Project Morpheus — have been identified as potential fits for Lansing but cautioned that prospects often take three to seven years to convert to operating businesses.
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Dan Clemens, Lansing City’s representative to the Leavenworth County Port Authority, briefed the council on recent economic-development prospects identified by the port authority. Clemens said the authority reported two new prospects and that four of the prospects could affect Lansing, naming Project Bridal, Project Tribe and Project Morpheus among those being considered. “We got 4 that affects Lansing and we've got 8 that is within USD $4.69,” Clemens said, adding the list the authority sent to the council reflects prospects rather than firm commitments.
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