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<br />Paris Economic Development Corporation <br />September 10,2004 <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />service type company. He said Chad had prepared a map locating the sites and <br />listing the prices for those sites. <br /> <br />Mr. Vest related that they were working with a confidential prospect called <br />Prospect #072004115, which is a manufacturer of plastic pipe. Mr. Vest said <br />he has been trying to get them to locate in the Superior Building. He explained <br />if they do locate in that building, it would accomplish three things: <br /> <br />1. Bring a new employer to Paris <br />2. Remove the eyesore on the Loop <br />3. It would be a plus for the community <br /> <br />He has been working with Dan Zimmerman, owner of the building, who would <br />like to get rid of the building. Mr. Vest said that Mr. Zimmerman's mortgage on <br />the building was $325,000.00. Mr. Zimmerman said he would like for PEDC to <br />buy it or pick up the payments to lease-Purchase it. <br /> <br />Mr. Vest indicated that he had sent Phase I of the Environmental Scan. He <br />suggested PEDC get that building and put a new roof on it, which will cost a <br />least $200,000.00. He said they could clean it up, then make the building and <br />twenty (20) acres of land part of the Industrial Park. He wanted to get Phase II <br />of the Environmental Scan done to make sure it could be cleaned up. He said the <br />guy from the plastic pipe manufacturer would be in next week to look at the <br />building. He felt it would be cheaper than building a new building. <br /> <br />Mr. Vest said that although PJ Trailers had cooled off a little, they were still <br />interested. <br /> <br />He announced that the Hearne Street Project was nearly finished. Mr. Vest said <br />that Reeves Hayter, the Project Engineer, had sent a letter to Stephens and Sons <br />to tell them they have exceeded the term of their contract. He said concrete was <br />being poured in the Industrial Park and they were liquidating damages. He felt <br />a fine of $250.00 per day would give them incentive to finish quickly. <br />