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GSP negotiating long-term land lease with CPW

$3.5 million substation to service inland port, auxiliary east side needs

By Jim Fair, Editor
Published on Tuesday, March 12, 2013

The GSP Airport Commission approved Monday the negotiation with Greer Commission of Public Works (CPW) to lease up to five acres of District property for an electrical substation, plus additional property for a transmission line corridor.

Commissioners authorized Dave Edwards, President and CEO of the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport District, to negotiate and finalize the agreement. CPW’s long-term lease would be 10 percent ($2,850) of the sales value of ($28,500) per acre.

The agreement would be subject to review by the GSP Airport District legal counsel and affirmation by GSP staff that the area is within the CPW electrical service agreement area.

Greer CPW General Manager Nick Stegall received approval from the utility’s commissioners last week to pursue the property “as soon as possible” for the $3.5 million substation that will service customers on the east side of Greer, South Carolina Port Authority’s (SCPA) Inland Port and its anticipated ancillary industries and manufacturing facilities.

Stegall said the substation would take 1.5 – 2 years to build and put online.

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