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CACEDA votes to offer to sell 20 acres in Commerce Park Sale would be to a "Fortune 500" company By Ed Waggener The Columbia/Adair County Economic Development Authority (CACEDA) voted this morning to sell up to 20 acres in Green River Commerce Park for $7,500 per acre. Chairman Jim Hadley announced that the company is a Fortune 500 company, but said no more as to what type of company it is, what it will make, how many it will employ or about its impact on the community. The action followed a mostly closed or executive session under KRS 61.85. Present in the closed session were ChairmanHadley, CACEDA members Randy Burns, Tony Corbin, Dan Antle, Doug McCammish, and Kay Bowman; CACEDA Executive Secretary Sue Stivers, Adair County Judge Ann Melton, Columbia Mayor Mark D. Harris, Columbia/Adair Utilities District Manager Lenny Stone, and Greg Jones, of the SE Kentucky Development Corporation, Somerset. Also present at the rest of the meeting were Ken Wilkerson and Ed Waggener. This story was posted on 2013-04-03 09:51:54
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