Study: Preparing I‑69 interchange for development could cost about $10 million; county advised to build scalable utilities
BCS Management told Grant County commissioners the I‑69/Exit 252 site has strong transport and gas resources but lacks water and wastewater; consultants estimated $7.9M–$11.4M to ready the site and recommended on‑site, pay‑as‑you‑grow utility systems and community listening sessions.
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Grant County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 20 heard a feasibility study recommending the county build scalable, county‑operated water and wastewater systems to prepare acreage near the I‑69 interchange (referred to in the study as Exit 252/25255) for economic development.
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