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Ground broken on $1.5M state-funded spec building in La Pine industrial park
Summary
City staff reported groundbreaking on a 6,000-square-foot, four-unit light-industrial spec building funded with $1.5 million in Ways and Means grant funds; the city will own and lease units as incubator space, with early-spring target completion dependent on paving availability.
Staff reported that La Pine has broken ground on a state-funded, 6,000-square-foot, four-unit light-industrial spec building in the industrial park. The city received $1.5 million in Ways and Means grant funds to construct the building, which the city will own and lease as incubator space to help startups grow and eventually occupy larger sites.
Construction has begun with foundation work and material deliveries; staff said the project targets early spring for completion but noted the schedule hinges on asphalt plant availability for paving. Council members welcomed the progress and staff called the development a significant step in supporting local business incubation.
