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County of Lewis Industrial Development Agency (LCIDA) was established
in
1973 by an act of the New York State Legislature as a self funded
public
benefit corporation. The agency was
created to attract and enhance industrial and economic development.
The
LCIDA provides financial assistance to qualified applicants (the
"Company")
in order to promote:
- the
economic welfare,
- prosperity,
- and
recreational opportunities for residents of Lewis County.
Anyone
considering a building project or other economic development activity
within
the county begins with a call to the LCIDA. The agency has the ability
to undertake:
- industrial
- research,
- manufacturing,
- warehousing,
- commercial,
- industrial
pollution control,
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- ecreation,
horse racing,
- railroad,
- educational,
- cultural,
- civic
facilities,
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- life
care community projects,
- and
to issue bonds, either tax exempt or taxable, to help finance such
projects.
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We
live in an exciting era of economic change on state, national, and
global
levels. Our agency, along with other county organizations and
officials,
is taking steps to ensure that we make good use of these new
opportunities.
We are concentrating on building awareness, both inside and outside the
area, of the many advantages our county has to offer, and showing
businesses
and individuals how to benefit from these strengths. Every Lewis County
citizen is an advocate of economic growth.
We
commend the industries that are operating profitably in Lewis County.
It
is they, with their foresight, planning, and hard work, along with
agencies
like ours who are creating long term, good paying jobs, that foster the
positive economic atmosphere of our wonderful area.
Please
contact the Lewis
County Industrial
Development Agency
at PO Box 106, Lowville, NY 13367 or by phone at (315) 376- 3014 for a
complete summary
on doing business in our
county. If you like, this information can include detailed information
about your specific type of business and a custom designed incentive
program.
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