Catoosa Vision

Industrial Park Possibility

Kudos to the County Commission and the Economic Development Authority for funding an engineering study to see the feasibility of a 205-acre industrial park in Catoosa County.

Here's an article from the Catoosa County News about it...

Rather than impact fees, increased property taxes, or development-related SPLOSTs, the best way to fund service demands is through increased business and industrial development. As we all know, businesses generate far more revenues than they demand in the form of services (schools, roads, landfill, police/fire, etc.). So, business is a good investment for a residential community.

Oh, not to mention the jobs. Yeah... houses have people. People need jobs. People prefer to work close to home.

posted by Chris Casey @ 12:12 PM