 Pittsfield's Site 9 Near-Complete, Funding Secured for Sites 7 & 8The William Stanley Business Park is transforming from grey to greener. Site 9 is nearly completed and funds have been secured to ready Sites 7 and 8 for development.  GE Buildings 12 & 14 Demolished in PittsfieldGeneral Electric's former Buildings 12 and 14 are demolished and the debris will soon be capped.  Pittsfield's Site 9 to See Mill Town DevelopmentMill Town Capital is continuing its investment in the city by purchasing 4.7 acres of Site 9, William Stanley Business Park's largest parcel.  PCBs Detection Pauses GE DemolitionElevated levels of PCBs in a single air sample have halted demolition work on the former General Electric site.  PEDA Looks to Marketing Help for William Stanley Business ParkThe plan is to attract parcel buyers on a local, national, and international level.  Work Underway at Pittsfield's Site 9Crews are working to excavate the area and bring fill over from another site by working in thirds, starting on the southern portion of the property and working towards the middle.  PEDA Awards $9.8M Bid for Redevelopment of Site 9A contract has been awarded for the redevelopment of Site 9 with an expected completion date in fall 2024.  PEDA Discusses Possible Innovation DistrictAn innovation district could be a solution to marketing the William Stanley Business Park, planners say.  Pittsfield's Site 9 Work Going to Bid This SeasonThe Pittsfield Economic Development Authority also went into executive session to discuss a real estate opportunity on the site.  Planners Hope to Break Ground on Pittsfield's Site 9 in AugustOn Wednesday, the Pittsfield Economic Development Authority received an update from the project consultants.  $10 Million Site 9 Redevelopment Now Fully FundedThe project will go out to bid in the spring with an expectation of construction beginning over the summer. Substantial completion could be seen in 2024.  Former GE Site Garners Over $6M for RedevelopmentThe William Stanley Business Park is closer to fulfilling the $10 million needed to redevelop its biggest parcel, Site 9. |
