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0100-BK-DEP2327 10/2008 pennsylvania Message from DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Governor Edward G. Rendell

Dear Brownfield Developer:

All across Pennsylvania, idle industrial sites are being transformed into vibrant business parks, bustling retail shops, and comfortable residential communities. The results of this effort are tangible: new jobs for our workers, new tax revenues for our communities, and a better quality of life for our citizens. Redeveloping the state's brownfields is at the heart of transforming our efforts to make Pennsylvania a better place to live, work and play.

By strategically targeting our resources, working closely with developers, and eliminating regulatory hurdles and unnecessary delays, Pennsylvania has remediated nearly 3,000 sites as part of the land recycling program. More than half of that work has been accomplished in the last five years as the commonwealth has invested more than $391 million to revitalize more than 1,600 properties.

However, despite our progress, more work remains as Pennsylvania's industrial past has left the state with hundreds of brownfields that hold tremendous potential. This catalog showcases many of these properties. Each case presented here represents a priority project that the commonwealth is committed to completing.

I encourage you to take a close look at the brownfield properties listed here and to reach out to the respective contact for more information. Together, we can continue to revitalize the state's communities, create new economic opportunities, and move Pennsylvania forward.

Sincerely,

Edward G. Rendell Governor

Moving Pennsylvania Forward > ready > set > revitalize 1 pennsylvania Table of Contents DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Message from Governor Edward G. Rendell 1 Table of Contents 2 PA Map of Priority Brownfield Properties 3 Transactional Support & Funding Programs 4 Disclaimer 6

Northeast Region Archbald Business Park 7 Bangor Industrial Park 9 Barletta Asphalt Plant 11 Cranberry Creek 13 Cranberry Creek Watershed Restoration 15 Former Goex Site 17 Former Packerton Rail Yards 19 Hilltop at Union Terraces 21 Lehigh Landing 23 Loomis Bank 25 Simon Silk Mill 27 Taylor Colliery Redevelopment 29 Northcentral Region E. H. Hall, Inc. (Westan) 31 Sayre Railyards 33 Northwest Region Corsica Industrial Park 35 Former GTE Complex 37 Honeywell International 39 Riker’s Yard Site 41 Southcentral Region Case New Holland 43 Everett Hardwoods 45 Hollidaysburg Car Shop Facility 47 Former NGK Metals Site 49 Powell Site 51 Southwest Region Brownfield Site 53 Lemont Furnace Site 55 McKees Rocks Flats 57 Springhill Site 59

> ready > set > revitalize 2 pennsylvania Pennsylvania’s Priority DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Brownfield Properties

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FOREST ELK SULLIVAN VENANGO CER LACKAWANNA MER CAMERON LYCOMING Scranton PIKE CLINTON Williamsport CLARION JEFFERSON LUZERNE BUTLER MONROE LAWRENCE CLEARFIELD COLUMBIA

UNION MONTOUR 80 CENTRE

ARMSTRONG CARBON State College NORTHUMBERLAND NORTHAMPTON SNYDER INDIANA SCHUYLKILL BEAVER ALLEGHENY 78 CAMBRIA JUNIATA 81 LEHIGH MIFFLIN DAUPHIN BERKS BLAIR PERRY LEBANON 476 SW 99 SC SE Harrisburg BUCKS Pittsburgh WESTMORELAND HUNTINGDON MONTGOMERY WASHINGTON CUMBERLAND LANCASTER 70 76 PHILADELPHIA FRANKLIN FULTON Lancaster Philadelphia SOMERSET BEDFOR GREENE D ADAMS YORK CHESTER DELAWARE FAYETTE

> ready > set > revitalize 3 pennsylvania Brownfield Redevelopment DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Transactional Support & Funding Programs

Office of Community Revitalization and LandLand RecyclingRecycling ProgramProgram Local Government Support HighlightsHighlights Brownfield redevelopment in Pennsylvania is l coordinated through the Office of Community l TheThe firstfirst statewidestatewide programprogram inin Revitalization and Local Government Support the country to adopt uniform (OCRLGS). The Brownfield Action Team (BAT), cleanup standards part of OCRLGS, assists in advancing end uses at brownfield properties by coordinating l MoreMore thanthan 4,2004,200 sitessites havehave Pennsylvania Department of Environmental entered into the Land Recycling Protection (DEP) and other state agencies involved in brownfield redevelopment. BAT Program since 1995 projects are assigned a DEP single point-of-contact to track and facilitate each l NearlyNearly 3,0003,000 remediationremediation project from planning through redevelopment. projects have already attained The multi-agency coordination offered through one of the Land Recycling the BAT process offers improved access to Program’s three remediation financial assistance through various state funding programs and high priority for permit review and standards other authorizations from DEP.

rownfield Pennsylvania’s B Land Recycling Program Action Pennsylvania’s Land Recycling Program (LRP) eam has been recognized as a national model for T encouraging the voluntary cleanup and reuse of contaminated commercial and industrial sites. Pennsylvania’s LRP is first statewide program in Contact Us the country to serve as a one-stop shop for state Office of Community Revitalization and and federal standards guiding the cleanup of Local Government Support brownfield sites. DEP staff members are ready to 16th Floor assist your redevelopment efforts with funding Rachel Carson State Office Building and transactional support. As you look through P.O. Box 2063, Harrisburg, PA 17105-2063 the projects listed in this document, please feel free to contact DEP staff or the local contact 717-783-1566 listed for each property with questions. www.depweb.state.pa.us, keyword: brownfield Jill A. Gaito, Deputy Secretary Tracey Vernon, Director Brownfield Action Team [email protected] Troy Conrad, Director Land Recycling Program [email protected]

> ready > set > revitalize 4 pennsylvania Brownfield Redevelopment DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Transactional Support & Funding Programs

Funding Programs Transactional Support Pennsylvania maintains a comprehensive tool PA SiteSearch (www.pasitesearch.com) box of financial resources for brownfield PA SiteSearch is a comprehensive Web tool for redevelopment. Key state and U.S. site selection and economic development. Shovel Environmental Protection Agency brownfield ready sites from across Pennsylvania, including funding programs are listed below with detailed brownfield properties ready for end uses, are information found at: listed on PA SiteSearch. www.dep.state.pa.us/grantscenter Multi-Site Remediation Agreements www.newpa.com Multi-Site Remediation Agreements are designed www.epa.gov/brownfields/pilot.htm to focus resources on the most significant environmental site issues by establishing a prioritized plan for future work. MSAs effectively Pennsylvania’s financial provide solutions to past problems and help to investmentinvestment inin BrownfieldBrownfield accelerate the process of "closing out" sites. properties since 2003 Model Buyer/Seller Agreement isis $391$391 millionmillion $ In Pennsylvania, Buyer-Seller Agreements are entered into by a property buyer, property seller Industrial Sites Reuse Program and DEP. The document provides upfront liability Grant and low-interest loan financing to perform protection allowing a seller to lock in land and environmental site assessment and remediation cleanup costs and Act 2 liability for the seller and work at former industrial sites. buyer prior to completing remediation. DEP has prepared a model Buyer/Seller Agreement that Alternative Energy Development Program outlines issues that commonly arise during Part of Pennsylvania’s new grant and loan brownfield transactions. programs administered through the Model Deed Restriction Language Commonwealth Financing Authority for site Model language for both deed acknowledgements preparation. Other grant and loans are available (notices) and deed restrictions has been through the program and administered by DEP developed to specify property use limitations based on the type of energy end use proposed. under the Land Recycling Program. PENNVEST Brownfields Remediation Loans Model Consent Order and Agreement Low-interest loans to remediate sites that have This Model Consent Order and Agreement for been contaminated by past industrial or Special Industrial Areas for the Land Recycling commercial activity and pose a threat to local Program outlines the issues that commonly arise groundwater or surface water sources. in these situations: Revisions or additions may Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Guarantee be made for agreements for specific sites. Program The program provides credit enhancement for TIF projects to improve market access and lower capital costs through the use of guarantees to issuers of bonds or other indebtedness. Assists in the development, redevelopment and revitalization of brownfield sites in accordance with the TIF Act. U.S. EPA Subgrants U.S. EPA grant funding available through DEP for local government entities and non-profits for site assessment and remediation.

> ready > set > revitalize 5 Information for each property presented in this portfolio was provided by local economic development organizations and is presumed to be reasonably accurate. Inclusion of property information in this portfolio was provided at no cost to the either the property owner or the representing economic development organization.

> ready > set > revitalize 6 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Archbald Business Park Salem Road, Archbald Borough, PA 18403 Archbald Borough Lackawanna County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Kristyn Kelly, The Scranton Plan 222 Mulberry Street Scranton, PA 18501 570.342.7711 [email protected]

PROPERTY The property is the location of a former strip mining operation until the early 1960s. The property is ideally located adjacent to U.S. Route 6 and within 2 miles of I-81. It is currently zoned for heavy industrial use.

Aerial view of Archbald Business Park

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127 mi. State College 265 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 127 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 130 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 122 mi. Washington D.C. 246 mi. Archbald Business Park SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Property Description 110 acres UTILITIES Lease or Sale This property is for sale Former Use Water Former strip mining site PA American Water Owner Sewer Scranton Lackawanna Industrial Building Co. Lackawanna River Basin Sewer Authority Zoning Gas I-2 (Heavy Industrial) UGI Utilities Transportation Power Adjacent to U.S. Route 6 PPL Electric Utilities I-81 & I-380 within 6 miles Telecommunications I-84 within 8 miles Verizon or Frontier Communications I-476 within 14 miles Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport within 12 miles

> ready > set > revitalize 7 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Archbald Business Park Salem Road, Archbald Borough, PA 18403 Archbald Borough Lackawanna County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Lackawanna County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 209,525 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.20% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 459.4 271 Median Age 40.3 38 Average Household Income $45,679 $46,593 Average Home Value $111,248 $104,047 Archbald Average Travel Time to Work 19.8 24.3

Education High School 62.5% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.2% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 19.2% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 8.2% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, A Phase I environmental assessment has been Forestry, Fishing conducted at the property. Government 0.4% Construction 3.9% 3.6% Information regarding this assessment can be requested Manufacturing through the site contact previously listed on this form. 14.8%

Transportation Services Utilities 39.9% 3.2% Other 3.5%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 26.7% 5.0%

Unemployment Rate 5.4% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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8 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Bangor Industrial Park 120 Ridge Road, Bangor, PA 18013 Bangor Borough Northampton County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Holly Edinger, Lehigh Valley Land Recycling Initiative 2158 Avenue C, Suite 260 Bethlehem, PA 18017 610.266.7179 [email protected] PROPERTY This 23 acre parcel was the location of a municipal incinerator that operated until 1987. The site is owned by Bangor Redevelopment Authority and has been formally closed through the Land Recycling Program through DEP. The property is located Aerial view of Bangor Industrial Park within a Keystone Opportunity Zone with tax benefits extending until 2010.

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New York City 90 mi. Washington D.C. 205 mi. Bangor Industrial Park SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS UTILITIES Property Description 23 acres Lease or Sale Water This property is for sale PA American Water Former Use Sewer Municipal incinerator Bangor Borough Authority Owner Gas Bangor Borough Authority UGI Utilities Zoning Power IE (Industrial) FirstEnergyCorp./Metropolitan Edison Co. Transportation Telecommunications Adjacent to S.R. 512 RCN Located 6 miles from S.R. 33 Incentives The property is rail served. Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) with tax incentives until 2010

> ready > set > revitalize 9 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Bangor Industrial Park 120 Ridge Road, Bangor, PA 18013 Bangor Borough Northampton County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Northampton County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 287,767 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 1.60% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 707.9 271 Median Age 38.5 38 Average Household Income $55,300 $46,593 Average Home Value $135,700 $104,047 Bangor Average Travel Time to Work 24.2 24.3

Education High School 58.1% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.7% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 21.6% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 9.5% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, Phase I environmental assessment complete. Phase II Forestry, Fishing environmental assessment pending. Government 0.6% Construction 2.7% 6.0% Information regarding these assessments can be requested through the site contact previously listed on Manufacturing this form. 9.0% Services 33.6% Transportation Utilities 3.2% Other 3.4% Trade Finance, Insurance, Real Estate 26.9% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 5.2% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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10 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Barletta Asphalt Plant Commerce Drive & Old Rt. 924, Hazle Township, PA 18202 Hazle Township Luzerne County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Bernadette DeBias, CAN DO, Inc. 1 South Church St. Hazleton, PA 18201 570.455.1508 [email protected]

PROPERTY Currently vacant, this property is a former asphalt plant adjacent to I-81. It contains a one-story office/laboratory building, an asphalt plant, and a stone stockyard. The property is next to Humboldt Station—a planned, developed large commercial and retail complex. The adjacent mixed use property features hotels, restaurants, and a pedestrian friendly setting.

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125 mi. State College 225 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 96 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 122 mi. Aerial view of Barletta Property 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 135 mi. Washington D.C. 216 mi.

SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS UTILITIES Property Description 4.91 acres 1,980 square foot building Lease or Sale Water This property is available for long term land CAN DO, Inc. lease or sale Sewer Former Use CAN DO, Inc. Asphalt plant Owner Gas Glasgow, Inc. UGI Utilities Zoning Power General Commercial, including retail and PPL (distribution); deregulation enables self service, recreation, residential, and industrial directed purchase of generator supplier Transportation Telecommunications Located along S.R. 924 Verizon Adjacent to Interstate I-81 Located 35 miles from Wilkes-Barre-Scranton International Airport

> ready > set > revitalize 11 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Barletta Asphalt Plant Commerce Drive & Old Rt. 924, Hazle Township, PA 18202 Hazle Township Luzerne County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Luzerne County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 312,861 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.10% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 352.1 271 Median Age 40.8 38 Average Household Income $43,451 $46,593 Average Home Value $99,394 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 21.2 24.3

Education High School 65.8% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.9% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 16.5% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 6.8% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, Phase I environmental assessment complete. Mining Forestry, Fishing Phase II environmental assessment complete. 0.6% 0.2% Government Construction 4.5% Information regarding these assessments can be 3.4% requested through the site contact previously listed on Manufacturing this form. 15.4% Services Transportation 36.2% Utilities 3.2% Other 4.9%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 27.0% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 6.0% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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12 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Cranberry Creek Route 924, Hazleton, PA 18202 Hazle Township Luzerne County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Bernadette DeBias, CAN DO, Inc. 1 South Church St. Hazleton, PA 18201 570.455.1508 [email protected]

PROPERTY This 366 acre parcel, often referred to as “The Gateway to” Hazleton, is visible from I-81 in Luzerne County and was formerly used for anthracite coal strip mining. The property was studied as part of the Brownfields Federal Partnership Mine-Scarred Lands Initiative. The Aerial view of Cranberry Creek conceptual master plan prepared for the project is mixed-use recreation, business, and residential development. DRIVING DISTANCE UTILITIES

220 79 81 6 15 Water LUZERNE COUNTY Hazleton City Water Authority 80 Hazle Township Municipal Authority 125 mi. State College (to construct lines) 255 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u Sewer 22 r n p i k Greater Hazleton Joint Sewer Authority 99 96 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 122 mi. Gas 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 UGI Utilities New York City 135 mi. Washington D.C. 216 mi. Power PPL (distribution) deregulation enables self SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS directed purchases of generator supplier Telecommunications Property Description Verizon 366 acres Incentives Lease or Sale Local, state, and federal funding sources have This property is available for lease or sale been received towards the redevelopment of Former Use this property Anthracite coal strip mining Owner The Greater Hazleton Community Area New Development Organization, Inc. (CAN DO, Inc.) Transportation Located adjacent to I-81 Located 35 miles from Wilkes-Barre-Scranton International Airport Non-rail served site

> ready > set > revitalize 13 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Cranberry Creek Route 924, Hazleton, PA 18202 Hazle Township Luzerne County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Luzerne County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 312,861 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.10% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 352.1 271 Median Age 40.8 38 Average Household Income $43,451 $46,593 Average Home Value $99,394 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 21.2 24.3

Education High School 65.8% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.9% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 16.5% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 6.8% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, Phase I environmental assessment complete. Mining Forestry, Fishing Phase II environmental assessment complete. 0.6% 0.2% Phase III complete which resulted in soil remediation Government Construction 3.4% 4.5% and release of liability from DEP. Manufacturing Information regarding these assessments can be 15.4% requested through the site contact previously listed on Services Transportation this form. 36.2% Utilities 3.2% Other 4.9%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 27.0% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 6.0% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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14 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Cranberry Creek Watershed Restoration South Church Street / Route 309 South & Route 924, Hazleton, PA 18201 City of Hazleton Luzerne County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Robert Dougherty, Redevelopment Authority City of Hazleton 40 North Church St. Hazleton, PA 18201 570.459.4915 [email protected]

PROPERTY This 330 acre parcel, located between S.R. 924 and S.R. 309 in the City of Hazleton, is a former anthracite coal strip mine and city landfill. The conceptual plan includes an outdoor amphitheatre with parking, open space/recreation, light industry, and commercial uses. This is a Brownfield Action Team (BAT) project.

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120 mi. State College 255 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 96 mi. e UTILITIES 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 122 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 135 mi. Washington D.C. 216 mi. Water Hazleton City Authority Sewer SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Greater Hazleton Joint Sewer Authority Property Description Gas 330 acres UGI Utilities Lease or Sale Power This property is available for lease or sale PPL Electric Utilities Former Use Telecommunications Coal strip mining and City landfill Owner Verizon Hazleton Redevelopment Authority Incentives Zoning Brownfield Action Team (BAT) designation I-2 (Industrial) and OS (Open Space) Transportation Located in proximity to S.R. 924 and S.R. 309 Located within 1 mile of I-81 Located 25 miles from Wilkes-Barre-Scranton International Airport Rail served

> ready > set > revitalize 15 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Cranberry Creek Watershed Restoration South Church Street / Route 309 South & Route 924, Hazleton, PA 18202 City of Hazleton Luzerne County

EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY DEMOGRAPHICS - Luzerne County Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing Mining County State 0.6% 0.2% Population (2005 Estimate) 312,861 12,429,616 Government Construction 4.5% Population Change (2004-2005) -0.10% 0.3% 3.4% Population/Square Mile 352.1 271 Manufacturing Median Age 40.8 38 15.4% Average Household Income $43,451 $46,593 Services 36.2% Transportation Average Home Value $99,394 $104,047 Utilities Average Travel Time to Work 21.2 24.3 3.2% Other Education 4.9% High School 65.8% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.9% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 16.5% 21.7% Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 27.0% Graduate School or Higher 6.8% 10.0% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 6.0% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS No known environmental assessments have been conducted.

Further information can be obtained from the site contact previously listed on this form.

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16 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Former Goex Site Powder Mill Road & State Route 502, Moosic, PA 18507 Borough of Moosic Lackawanna County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Kristyn Kelly, The Scranton Plan 222 Mulberry Street Scranton, PA 18501 570.342.7711 [email protected]

PROPERTY The Former Goex Site was home to a gun powder manufacturing facility. Located in northeast Pennsylvania, the property is adjacent to I-81 in Lackawanna County and is rail served. A portion of the property is located within a Keystone Opportunity zone (KOZ) with tax incentives until 2010. Aerial view of Former Goex Site DRIVING DISTANCE

220 79 81 6 15 UTILITIES 80 LACKAWANNA COUNTY

127 mi. State College 265 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T Water 22 u 22 r n p i k Pennsylvania American Water 99 127 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 130 mi. Sewer 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 Lower Lackawanna Valley Sanitary Authority New York City 122 mi. Washington D.C. 246 mi. Gas PG Energy SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Power PPL Electric Utilities Property Description Telecommunications 172 acres Verizon or Frontier Communications Lease or Sale Incentives This property is for sale Keystone Opportunity Zone (20 acres of site) Former Use with tax incentives until 2010 Gun powder manufacturing facility Owner Smith Management Company Zoning M-1 (Light Manufacturing) Transportation Adjacent to I-81 I-380, I-84, I-476 within 5 miles Adjacent to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport Rail served by Luzerne County Rail Authority

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DEMOGRAPHICS - Lackawanna County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 209,525 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.20% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 459.4 271 Median Age 40.3 38 Average Household Income $45,679 $46,593 Average Home Value $111,248 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 19.8 24.3

Education High School 62.5% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.2% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 19.2% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 8.2% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, A Phase I environmental assessment has been Forestry, Fishing conducted at the property. Government 0.4% Construction 3.9% 3.6% Information regarding this assessment can be requested through the site contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 14.8%

Transportation Services Utilities 39.9% 3.2% Other 3.5%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 26.7% 5.0%

Unemployment Rate 5.4% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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18 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Former Packerton Rail Yards Route 209, Lehighton, PA 18245 Mahoning Township & Lehighton Borough Carbon County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Turnpike) within 2 miles Judy Borger, Carbon County Office of Planning Lehigh Valley International Airport within 20 miles and Development Rail served by Norfolk Southern and Reading- 76 Susquehanna Street, P.O. Box 210 Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad Jim Thorpe, PA 18229-0210 570.325.3671 x3651 [email protected] PROPERTY This 59-acre site is located along the Lehigh River between Jim Thorpe and Lehighton and was purchased by Carbon County in 2005 for the purpose of creating a business park. The property is bounded on the west by the Reading Blue Mountain & Northern Railroad and on the east by the Lehigh River.

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142 mi. State College 271 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 101 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 80 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 111 mi. Washington D.C. 205 mi. Aerial view of Former Packerton Rail Yards

SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS UTILITIES Property Description 59 acres Water 46 acres located in Mahoning Township Lehighton Water Authority 13 acres located in Lehighton Borough Lease or Sale Sewer Property is for lease or sale Lehighton Sewer Authority Former Use Gas Rail car repair facility and transfer station PPL Gas Utilities Owner Power Carbon County PPL Electric Utilities Zoning Telecommunications Mahoning Township – Industrial-1 (Research, Verizon Communications, PenTeleData Development, Industrial) Lehighton Borough - Commercial-3 Incentives (Commercial, Highway) Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) Transportation with tax incentives until 2011 Adjacent to U.S. Route 209 and S.R. 248 I-476 (Northeast Extension of the Pennsylvania

> ready > set > revitalize 19 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Former Packerton Rail Yards Route 209, Lehighton, PA 18245 Mahoning Township & Lehighton Borough Carbon County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Carbon County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 61,959 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 1.5% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 151.8 271 Median Age 40.6 38 Average Household Income $41,669 $46,593 Average Home Value $90,378 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 29.2 24.3

Education High School 74.8% 59.2% Associate Degree 9.8% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 11.3% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 4.1% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Phase III environmental assessment completed. Carbon Construction County is working toward an Act 2 Release from liability. Government 3.4% 5.8% Manufacturing Information regarding the assessment can be requested 14.7% through the site contact previously listed on this form.

Transportation Utilities Services 45.8% 3.2% Other 1.0%

Trade 22.2% Finance, Insurance, Real Estate 3.9%

Unemployment Rate 6.6% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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20 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Hilltop at Union Terraces South Saint Elmo Street, Allentown, PA 18103 City of Allentown Lehigh County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Holly Edinger, Lehigh Valley Land Recycling Initiative 2158 Avenue C, Suite 200 Bethlehem, PA 18017 610.266.7179 [email protected] PROPERTY

The 6.6 acre site was used as a ready-mix concrete plant with remaining structures still located on the property. The property is located adjacent to recreational and residential uses and in proximity to U.S. Route 22 and U.S. Route 78. Hilltop at Union Terraces

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99 81 mi. 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 61 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 101 mi. Washington D.C. 187 mi.

Aerial view of Hilltop at Union Terraces SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Property Description 6.6 acres UTILITIES

Lease or Sale This property is for sale Water City of Allentown Former Use Sewer Concrete plant City of Allentown Gas Owner Sperry Van Ness Imperial Realty UGI Utilities Power Zoning PPL Electric Utilities Industrial Telecommunications Transportation RCN, ATT, Verizon U.S. Route 22 within 3 miles U.S. Route 78 within 3 miles

> ready > set > revitalize 21 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Hilltop at Union Terraces South Saint Elmo Street, Allentown, PA 18103 City of Allentown Lehigh County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Lehigh County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 330,433 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 1.50% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 895.7 271 Median Age 38.3 38 Average Household Income $55,290 $46,593 Average Home Value $133,457 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 22.1 24.3

Education High School 54.9% 59.2% Associate Degree 11.1% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 22.9% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 11.1% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, Phase I environmental assessment complete. Forestry, Fishing Government 0.7% Construction Information regarding this assessment can be requested 3.3% 4.4% through the site contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 12.7% Transportation Services Utilities 40.6% 3.2% Other 3.2%

Trade Finance, Insurance, Real Estate 25.1% 6.8%

Unemployment Rate 5.5% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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22 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Lehigh Landing 97 North Front Street, Allentown, PA 18101 City of Allentown Lehigh County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Holly Edinger, Lehigh Valley Land Recycling Initiative 2158 Avenue C, Suite 200 Bethlehem, PA 18017 610.266.7179 [email protected] PROPERTY A total of 5 parcels make up this 8.7 acre property. It is located 1.5 miles from U.S. Route 22 and includes the 21,000 square foot Calo Building, which was used as a trolley barn and for power generation. It is located within a Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) with tax incentives until 2017. DRIVING DISTANCE

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99 81 mi. 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 61 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 101 mi. Washington D.C. 187 mi.

Aerial views of Lehigh Landing SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Property Description UTILITIES 8.7 acres 21,000 square foot building situated on 4.8 acres Water Lease or Sale City of Allentown This property is for sale Sewer Former Use City of Allentown Trolley barn and power generation station Gas UGI Utilities Owner Allentown Economic Development Corporation Power PPL Electric Utilities Zoning Telecommunications B5 (Urban Commercial) RCN, ATT, Verizon Incentives Transportation Located 1.5 miles from S.R. 22 Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) with tax incentives until 2017

> ready > set > revitalize 23 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Lehigh Landing 97 North Front Street, Allentown, PA 18101 City of Allentown Lehigh County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Lehigh County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 330,433 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 1.50% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 895.7 271 Median Age 38.3 38 Average Household Income $55,290 $46,593 Average Home Value $133,457 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 22.1 24.3

Education High School 54.9% 59.2% Associate Degree 11.1% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 22.9% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 11.1% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, Cleanup plan is completed. In the process of obtaining Forestry, Fishing Act 2 clearance under a Special Industrial Area (SIA) Government 0.7% Construction designation. 3.3% 4.4% Information regarding the environmental conditions at Manufacturing the property can be requested through the site contact 12.7% previously listed on this form. Transportation Services Utilities 40.6% 3.2% Other 3.2%

Trade Finance, Insurance, Real Estate 25.1% 6.8%

Unemployment Rate 5.5% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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24 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Loomis Bank Dundee Road, Hanover Twp., PA 18706 Hanover Township Luzerne County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Mike Dziak, Earth Conservancy 101 S. Main St. Ashley, PA 18706 570.823.3445 [email protected]

PROPERTY Loomis Bank was the site of the Loomis Colliery, a deep mine operation. Earth Conservancy acquired the site in 1994 when it purchased 16,300 acres of the former mining company lands for the purpose of reclamation and redevelopment. The Loomis Bank area, 75 acres in size, was left in a degraded state with pits and culm banks that held approximately 2 million cubic yards.

DRIVING DISTANCE

220 79 81 6 15 LUZERNE COUNTY

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125 mi. State College 255 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 96 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 122 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 Aerial view of Loomis Bank

New York City 135 mi. Washington D.C. 216 mi.

SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS UTILITIES Property Description 75 acres Water Lease or Sale PA American Water This property is for sale Sewer Former Use Hanover Township Deep mine operation Gas Owner UGI Utilities Earth Conservancy Power Zoning UGI Utilities Industrial Telecommunications Transportation Service Electric Adjacent to I-81 Incentives Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ)

> ready > set > revitalize 25 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Loomis Bank Dundee Road, Hanover Twp., PA 18706 Hanover Township Luzerne County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Luzerne County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 312,861 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.10% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 352.1 271 Median Age 40.8 38 Average Household Income $43,451 $46,593 Average Home Value $99,394 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 21.2 24.3

Education High School 65.8% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.9% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 16.5% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 6.8% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, No known environmental assessments have been Forestry, Fishing Mining conducted. 0.6% 0.2% Construction Government Further information can be obtained from the site 3.4% 4.5% contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 15.4% Services Transportation 36.2% Utilities 3.2% Other 4.9%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 27.0% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 6.0% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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26 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Simon Silk Mill 671-673 North 13th Street, Easton, PA 18042 City of Easton Northampton County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Holly Edinger, Lehigh Valley Land Recycling Initiative 2158 Avenue C, Suite 200 Bethlehem, PA 18017 610.266.7179 [email protected]

PROPERTY Located in the Lehigh Valley, this 13 acre parcel was home to the former Simon Silk Mill which operated on the site until 1941. From 1985 to 1991 the site was used as storage for iron oxide pigments. The suggested redevelopment is mixed- use including adaptive reuse and recreational including trails and open space. This is a Brownfield Action Team (BAT) project.

DRIVING DISTANCE Aerial view of the Simon Silk Mill

79 220 6 15 81 UTILITIES 80 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY 176 mi. State College 300 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T Water 22 u 22 r n p i Easton Suburban Water Sewer k 99 100 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 80 mi. Sewer 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 Easton Suburban Water Sewer

New York City 90 mi. Washington D.C. 205 mi. Gas UGI Utilities Power SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS FirstEnergy/MetEd Electric Telecommunications Property Description 13 acres RCN, ATT, Verizon 18 buildings totalling 380,750 square feet Incentives Lease or Sale Brownfield Action Team (BAT) designation This property is for sale Former Use Textile Mill Owner Easton Redevelopment Authority Zoning RC (River Corridors) Transportation Located 1.5 miles from U.S. Route 22 Located 4 miles from S.R. 33

> ready > set > revitalize 27 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Simon Silk Mill 671-673 North 13th Street, Easton, PA 18042 City of Easton Northampton County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Northampton County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 287,767 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 1.60% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 707.9 271 Median Age 38.5 38 Average Household Income $55,300 $46,593 Average Home Value $135,700 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 24.2 24.3

Education High School 58.1% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.7% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 21.6% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 9.5% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, Phase I and Phase II environmental assessments are Forestry, Fishing complete. A cleanup plan is in process. Government 0.6% Construction 6.0% Information regarding these assessments can be 2.7% requested through the site contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 9.0% Services 33.6% Transportation Utilities 3.2% Other 3.4% Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 26.9% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 5.2% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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28 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Taylor Colliery Redevelopment Main Street, Taylor, PA 18517 Taylor Borough Lackawanna County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Daniel Zeleniak, Taylor Borough 122 Union Street Taylor, PA 18517-1772 570.562.1400 [email protected] PROPERTY The Taylor Colliery Redevelopment is located in the heart of the Lackawanna Valley between Scranton and Wilkes-Barre. The site is the former location of the Moffat Coal Company. Proposed uses include the development of a Traditional Village Center, townhomes and single family residential. Planning is ongoing. Redevelopment efforts have led to a Brownfield Action Team (BAT) designation.

DRIVING DISTANCE

220 79 81 6 15

80 LACKAWANNA COUNTY

127 mi. State College 265 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 127 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 130 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 122 mi. Washington D.C. 246 mi. Aerial view of Taylor Colliery

SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Property Description UTILITIES 150 acres 110 developable acres Lease or Sale Water This property is for sale PA American Water Former Use Sewer Coal mining Owner Lower Lackawanna Valley Sanitary Authority Development Authority of the Borough of Taylor Gas Zoning UGI Penn Natural Gas, Inc. Probable Future Zoning, Residential, TND, Light Power Commercial / Industrial PPL Electric Utilities Transportation Telecommunications I-81 within 1.5 miles PA Turnpike within 1/4 mile Multiple including Broadband I-84 within 8 miles Incentives Wilkes-Barre / Scranton International Airport Brownfield Action Team (BAT) designation within 5 miles

> ready > set > revitalize 29 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Taylor Colliery Redevelopment Main Street, Taylor, PA 18517 Taylor Borough Lackawanna County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Lackawanna County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 209,525 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.20% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 459.4 271 Median Age 40.3 38 Average Household Income $45,679 $46,593 Average Home Value $111,248 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 19.8 24.3

Education High School 62.5% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.2% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 19.2% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 8.2% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, No known environmental assessments have been Forestry, Fishing conducted. Government 0.4% Construction 3.9% 3.6% Further information can be obtained from the site contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 14.8%

Transportation Services Utilities 39.9% 3.2% Other 3.5%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 26.7% 5.0%

Unemployment Rate 5.4% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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30 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION E. H. Hall, Inc. (Westan) 360 Church Street, Westfield, PA 16950 Westfield Borough & Westfield Township Tioga County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Robert J. Blair, Tioga County Development Corporation 114 Main Street Wellsboro, PA 16901 570.723.8232 [email protected]

PROPERTY The property is a former tannery that began operations in 1867 and was closed in 2005. DEP's Northcentral Regional Office has hired an environmental contractor who is actively working with the community to remediate environmental conditions at the site.

DRIVING DISTANCE

79 TIOGA COUNTY 220 6 15 81

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122 mi. State College 252 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 145 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 238 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 Aerial view of E.H. Hall, Inc. (WESTAN) New York City 251 mi. Washington D.C. 265 mi. UTILITIES SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS

Property Description Water 56 acres Borough of Westfield Several buildings comprising Plant 1 Sewer Lease or Sale The property is for sale Borough of Westfield Former Use Pre-Treatment Sewer Sole leather tannery Westfield Borough Authority Owner Gas E.H. Hall, Inc. PPL Gas Utilities Zoning Power No zoning Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company Transportation Telecommunications U.S. Route 15 (future I-99) within 25 miles Verizon, Westfield Community Antenna U.S. Route 6 within 12 miles Association-cable television Adjacent to S.R. 349 Incentives Rail service is potentially available via the Tioga County Enterprise Zone Wellsboro and Corning Railroad

> ready > set > revitalize 31 Moving Pennsylvania Forward E. H. Hall, Inc. (Westan) 360 Church Street, Westfield, PA 16950 Westfield Borough & Westfield Township Tioga County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Tioga County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 41,649 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.10% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 36.4 271 Median Age 38.5 38 Average Household Income $39,762 $46,593 Average Home Value $85,375 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 23.1 24.3 Westfield Education High School 69.9% 59.2% Associate Degree 9.9% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 13.3% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 6.9% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, Phase I environmental assessments completed in 1999 Forestry, Fishing and 2005. Government 0.6% Construction Phase II environmental assessment complete in 2006. 1.3% 2.8% Clean Environmental with no recognized environmental conditions discovered. Manufacturing Services 27.5% Information regarding these assessments can be 32.0% requested through the site contact previously listed on this form.

Transportation Utilities 3.2% Other Finance, Insurance, 2.3% Real Estate

2.5% Trade 27.8% Unemployment Rate 5.5% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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32 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Sayre Railyards North Thomas Avenue, Sayre Borough, PA 18840 Sayre Borough Bradford County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Brian Driscoll, Central Bradford Progress Authority One Progress Plaza, Suite 3 Towanda, PA 18848 570.265.0937 [email protected]

PROPERTY The property is located in an industrial zone of Sayre, 1 mile south of the New York State line. The site's prior use was as a railyard and locomotive manufacturing operation for the Lehigh Valley Railroad.

DRIVING DISTANCE

79 BRADFORD COUNTY 220 6 15 81

80 Aerial view of Sayre Railyards 133 mi. State College 170 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 220 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 345 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 UTILITIES

New York City 363 mi. Washington D.C. 326 mi. Water SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Aqua Pennsylvania Water Company Sewer Property Description Valley Joint Sewer Authority 25 acres Gas Lease or Sale Valley Energy This property is available for sale or lease Power Former Use Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company Locomotive manufacturing facility Telecommunications Owner Frontier Communications Solutions Central Bradford Progress Authority Incentives Zoning Enterprise Zone Industrial Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) Transportation with tax incentives until 2010 U.S. 220 within 2 miles I-86 (in New York State) within 2 miles 25 miles from Elmira/Corning Regional Airport (Elmira, New York) Rail served by Norfolk Southern

> ready > set > revitalize 33 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Sayre Railyards North Thomas Avenue, Sayre Borough, PA 18840 Sayre Borough Bradford County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Bradford County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 62,537 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 0.10% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 54.1 271 Median Age 38.9 38 Average Household Income $43,574 $46,593 Average Home Value $87,308 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 22.6 24.3

Education High School 70.8% 59.2% Associate Degree 9.0% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 13.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 6.8% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, Phase I, II, and III environmental assessments are Forestry, Fishing Mining complete and available for review. Remediation is 0.7% 0.4%Construction anticipated in 2009. A Remedial Investigation Report Government 2.2% and Cleanup Plan have been submitted and approved in 6.2% Manufacturing accordance with the Act 2 Site Specific Standard. This 14.4% site has received federal funding and has applied for Transportation additional monies in order to complete the cleanup Utilities process. 3.2% Services Information regarding the environmental status of this property can be requested through the site contact 41.2% Other 3.2% previously listed on this form.

Trade 26.5% Finance, Insurance, Real Estate 3.0% Unemployment Rate 4.1% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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34 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Corsica Industrial Park I-80 & S.R. 949 North, Corsica, PA 15829 Union Township Jefferson County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Craig Coon, Jefferson County Department of Development 155 Main Street Brookville, PA 15825 814.849.3047 [email protected]

PROPERTY The property was strip mined in the 1950's and has been vacant since that time. It is a Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) with no taxes until January 2011. It is conveniently located at Exit 73 along I-80 in Jefferson County.

Aerial view of Corsica Industrial Park

DRIVING DISTANCE

79 220 6 15 JEFFERSON COUNTY 81

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165 mi. UTILITIES State College 53 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k Water 99 210 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 311 mi. No Public Water 81 83 Philadelphia 220 70 Sewer

New York City 379 mi. Washington D.C. 223 mi. No Public Sewer Gas Natural Fuel Gas SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Power Property Description Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company 90 acres Telecommunications Windstream Lease or Sale Incentives This property is for sale Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) with tax incentives until January 2011 Former Use Strip mine

Owner Brookville Municipal Authority

Zoning None

Transportation Located at Exit 73 of I-80

> ready > set > revitalize 35 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Corsica Industrial Park I-80 & S.R. 949 North, Corsica, PA 15829 Union Township Jefferson County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Jefferson County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 45,759 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.20% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 70 271 Median Age 39.8 38 Average Household Income $39,737 $46,593 Average Home Value $70,749 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 22.3 24.3

Education High School 75.7% 59.2% Associate Degree 8.6% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 11.3% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 4.4% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, No known environmental assessments have been Forestry, Fishing Mining conducted. 0.4% 1.5% Construction Government Further information can be obtained from the site 2.4% 4.0% contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 26.0% Services 31.6%

Transportation Utilities Finance, Insurance, 3.2% Real Estate Other 3.2% 3.6% Trade 24.1%

Unemployment Rate 5.2% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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36 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Former GTE Complex S.R. 27, Titusville, PA 16354 Oilcreek Township Venango County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Deb Lutz, Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry & Tourism P. O. Box 128 Oil City, PA 16301 814.677.3152 [email protected]

PROPERTY The former GTE Complex was home to a telephone equipment manufacturing facility and warehouse. The property is located in Venango County along S.R. 27, 2 miles southeast of the Borough of Titusville.

DRIVING DISTANCE Aerial view of Former GTE Complex

79 220 6 15 VENANGO COUNTY 81

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128 mi. State College 85 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 215 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 339 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 352 mi. Washington D.C. 325 mi. Former GTE Complex SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Property Description UTILITIES 14.77 acres 4 buildings totaling 63,853 square feet Lease or Sale Water This property is for sale Borough of Pleasantville Former Use Sewer Telephone manufacturing/warehousing On-site treatment Owner Gas PFV Enterprises, Inc. Natural Fuel Gas Zoning Power No zoning Penn Electric Company Transportation Telecommunications Adjacent to S.R. 27 Armstrong I-79 within 31 miles I-80 within 15 miles

> ready > set > revitalize 37 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Former GTE Complex S.R. 27, Titusville, PA 16354 Oilcreek Township Venango County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Venango County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 55,928 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.40% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 84.2 271 Median Age 40.2 38 Average Household Income $39,978 $46,593 Average Home Value $66,996 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 21.2 24.3 Titusville Education High School 74.1% 59.2% Associate Degree 8.4% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 12.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 5.1% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, No known environmental assessments have been Forestry, Fishing Mining 0.2% conducted. 0.6% Construction Government Further information can be obtained from the site 4.7% 2.9% contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 15.5% Services Transportation 34.8% Utilities 3.2% Other 4.6%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 29.2% 3.3%

Unemployment Rate 5.5% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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38 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Honeywell International Borough of Emlenton, PA 16373 Borough of Emlenton Venango County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Deb Lutz, Oil Region Alliance of Business, Industry & Tourism P. O. Box 128 Oil City, PA 16301 814.677.3152 [email protected]

PROPERTY The property is the former location of the Honeywell International, Inc. Emlenton Wax plant and the former Emlenton Refinery. All buildings with the exception of one have been razed. The property is ideally located within 2 miles of Exit 42 of I-80.

DRIVING DISTANCE Aerial view of Honeywell International

79 220 6 15 VENANGO COUNTY 81

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128 mi. State College 85 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 215 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 339 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 352 mi. Washington D.C. 325 mi. Honeywell International, Emlenton Wax Plant SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Property Description UTILITIES 41.54 acres 1 building Water Lease or Sale Borough of Emlenton Owner proposes to deed the land to the Borough of Emlenton Sewer Borough of Emlenton Former Use Gas Oil refinery Columbia Gas Power Owner Honeywell International Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company Telecommunications Zoning Embarq Industrial

Transportation I-80 within 2 miles

> ready > set > revitalize 39 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Honeywell International Borough of Emlenton, PA 16373 Borough of Emlenton Venango County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Venango County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 55,928 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.40% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 84.2 271 Median Age 40.2 38 Average Household Income $39,978 $46,593 Average Home Value $66,996 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 21.2 24.3 Borough of Emlenton Education High School 74.1% 59.2% Associate Degree 8.4% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 12.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 5.1% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing Mining Phase I environmental assessment completed. 0.2% 0.6% Construction Government Information regarding this assessment can be requested 4.7% 2.9% through the site contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 15.5% Services Transportation 34.8% Utilities 3.2% Other 4.6%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 29.2% 3.3%

Unemployment Rate 5.5% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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40 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Riker’s Yard Site Young Township, PA 15767 Young Township Jefferson County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Craig Coon, Jefferson County Department of Development 155 Main Street Brookville, PA 15825 814.849.3047 [email protected]

PROPERTY The Riker's Yard site is a former rail yard site located on property owned by CSX Railroad. It is strategically located 1 mile from S.R. 119 in Brookville Jefferson County.

DRIVING DISTANCE

79 220 6 15 JEFFERSON COUNTY 81

80

165mi. State College ©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. 53 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 210 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 311 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 379 mi. Washington D.C. 223 mi. UTILITIES

Water SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS No public water Property Description Sewer 90 acres No public sewer Gas Lease or Sale TW Phillips This property is for sale Power Former Use Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company Rail yard Telecommunications Verizon Owner Incentives CSX Railroad Realty LERTA Tax Abatement Zoning No zoning

Transportation S.R. 119 within 1 mile Rail served by CSX Railroad

> ready > set > revitalize 41 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Riker’s Yard Site Young Township, PA 15767 Young Township Jefferson County

EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY DEMOGRAPHICS - Jefferson County

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing Mining County State 0.4% 1.5% Construction Population (2005 Estimate) 45,759 12,429,616 Government 4.0% Population Change (2004-2005) -0.20% 0.3% 2.4% Population/Square Mile 70 271 Manufacturing Median Age 39.8 38 26.0% Average Household Income $39,737 $46,593 Services Average Home Value $70,749 $104,047 31.6% Average Travel Time to Work 22.3 24.3

Education Transportation High School 75.7% 59.2% Utilities 3.2% Associate Degree 8.6% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 11.3% 21.7% Other Graduate School or Higher 4.4% 10.0% Finance, Insurance, 3.6% Real Estate Trade 3.2% 24.1% Unemployment Rate 5.2% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS No known environmental assessments have been conducted.

Further information can be obtained from the site contact previously listed on this form.

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42 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Case New Holland 36 Maple Street, Belleville, PA 17004 Union Township Mifflin County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Robert Postal, MCIDC 6395 SR 103N – Bldg. 50 Lewistown, PA 17044 717.242.0393 [email protected]

PROPERTY This is a large, multi building complex with heavy infrastructure. It had been developed for manufacturing of agricultural machinery and acreage is available for outside inventory and truck staging.

DRIVING DISTANCE Aerial view of Belleville Plant (2005)

79 220 6 15 81

80 UTILITIES 25 mi. State College

163 mi. P MIFFLIN COUNTY A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u Water 22 r n p i k Lewistown Municipal Authority 99 63 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 169 mi. 81 Philadelphia Sewer 220 70 83 Union Township Municipal Authority New York City 238 mi. Washington D.C. 182 mi. Gas PPL Gas Utilities SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Power Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company Property Description Telecommunications 65+ acres Embarq 500,000+ square feet

Lease or Sale This property is available for sale or lease and may be subdivided Former Use Agricultural equipment manufacturing facility Owner Case New Holland Zoning Industrial Transportation Adjacent to S.R. 655 U.S. 322 within 10 miles I-99 within 30 miles I-80 within 35 miles

> ready > set > revitalize 43 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Case New Holland 36 Maple Street, Belleville, PA 17004 Union Township Mifflin County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Mifflin County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 46,235 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 0.10% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 112.1 271 Median Age 38.8 38 Average Household Income $38,907 $46,593 Average Home Value $83,766 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 22.1 24.3

Education High School 79.0% 59.2% Associate Degree 6.1% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 10.6% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 4.2% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, Phase I environmental assessment complete Forestry, Fishing (July 2008). Government 0.8% Construction 2.1% 3.3% An Act 2 Remedial Investigation Report was approved Manufacturing by PADEP on 1/11/2007. 16.5% Additional information may be reviewed by contacting Services Transportation DEP's Southcentral Office at 717-705-4866. 33.8% Utilities 3.2% Other 2.6%

Finance, Insurance, Real Estate Trade 3.9% 33.8%

Unemployment Rate 6.0% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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44 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Everett Hardwoods 43 West 3rd Street, Everett, PA 15537 Everett Borough Bedford County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Branden S Diehl, Earth Wise Consulting R 23 East 3rd Street Everett, PA 15537 814.977.1942 [email protected] PROPERTY This 3-acre property was home to the former Everett Hardwood Lumber facility. The property includes a three-story 68,000 square foot building suitable for manufacturing and light industrial uses. The site is easily accessed by I-99, U.S. Route 30 and I-70 and I-76. The property owner is willing to subdivide. The property is located in a Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ). Everett Hardwood Inc. DRIVING DISTANCE

79 220 6 15 81 UTILITIES 80

86 mi. State College 116 mi. P A . Water Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p Everett Borough Authority i BEDFORD COUNTY k 99 112 mi. e 70 Harrisburg 212 mi. Sewer PA. Turnpike 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 Everett Borough Authority Gas New York City 281 mi. Washington D.C. 141 mi. Not available SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Power Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company Property Description Telecommunications 3 acres Embarq - Telecom provider 68,000 square feet building space Comcast - Broadband access Lease or Sale Incentives The building is for lease Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) Former Use Former hardwood manufacturing facility Owner Ken Tewell Zoning Not applicable Transportation I-99 within within10 miles U.S. Route 30 within 2 miles I-70 and I-76 within 8 miles

> ready > set > revitalize 45 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Everett Hardwoods 43 West 3rd Street, Everett, PA 15537 Everett Borough Bedford County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Bedford County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 50,091 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 0.10% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 245 271 Median Age 49.1 38 Average Household Income $41,001 $46,593 Average Home Value $93,160 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 27.9 24.3 Everett Education High School 78.1% 59.2% Associate Degree 7.4% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 10.3% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 4.2% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, Phase I and II environmental assessments conducted Forestry, Fishing with final reporting available by October/November Government 1.0% Construction 2008. 3.8% 3.8% Information regarding these assessments can be Manufacturing requested through the site contact previously listed on this form. Services 18.3% 31.5% Transportation Utilities 3.2% Other 1.8%

Finance, Insurance, Real Estate Trade 3.4% 33.2%

Unemployment Rate 6.3% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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46 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Hollidaysburg Car Shop Facility 1000 South Juniata Street, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648 Frankstown Township Blair County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Matt Fox, Altoona-Blair County Dev. Corp. 3900 Industrial Park Drive Altoona, PA 16602 814.944.6113 [email protected] PROPERTY The Hollidaysburg Car Shop is a former rail car repair facility. Acceptable uses of the site include light or heavy manufacturing, warehousing or distribution, with a portion of the site also permitted to house other commercial uses, such as professional offices.

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43 mi. BLAIR COUNTY State College 92 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 130 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 230 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 275 mi. Washington D.C. 175 mi. Aerial view of Hollidaysburg Car Shop Facility SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Property Description UTILITIES 360 acres 180 developable acres 700,000 square feet of building space Water Lease or Sale Altoona City Authority Building is available under lease Sewer Former Use Hollidaysburg Borough Railcar repair facility Gas Owner Dominion Peoples Gas D-Holdings, Inc. Power Zoning Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company Manufacturing and Industrial Telecommunications Transportation Verizon / Atlantic Broadband I-99 within 2 miles Incentives I-70, I-80 & I-76 within 45 miles Keystone Opportunity Expansion Zone (KOEZ) Rail served with tax incentives until 2013 Altoona Blair County Airport within 14 miles

> ready > set > revitalize 47 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Hollidaysburg Car Shop Facility 1000 South Juniata Street, Hollidaysburg, PA 16648 Frankstown Township Blair County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Blair County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 126,795 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.3 0.3% Population/Square Mile 245 271 Median Age 39.5 38 Average Household Income $40,786 $46,593 Average Home Value $84,805 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 20.2 24.3

Education High School 73.1% 59.2% Associate Degree 8.5% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 13.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 5.0% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, A Phase I and Phase II investigation has been Forestry, Fishing completed for the Hollidaysburg Car Shop Facility. Government 0.5% Construction 3.5% 4.9% Information regarding these investigations can be Manufacturing requested through the site contact previously listed on 11.7% this form. Transportation Utilities Services 37.7% 3.2% Other 3.5%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 31.7% 3.3%

Unemployment Rate 4.8% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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48 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Former NGK Metals Site 150 Tuckerton Road, Temple, PA 19560 Muhlenberg Township Berks County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION William W. Keffer, Montgomery, McCracken, Walker & Rhoads, LLP 123 S. Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19109 215.772.7505 [email protected]

Aerial view of NKG Metals Site PROPERTY The NGK Metals Site has operated as a beryllium alloy manufacturing facility since the 1930s with NGK Metals the most recent property owner. Muhlenberg Township has been proactively working with NGK Metals on the acquisition and/or disposition of the property.

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145 mi. State College 258 mi. BERKS COUNTY P A . 78 Pittsburgh T u 22 22 r n p i k 99 60 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 66 mi. 81 Philadelphia Redevelopment Concept 220 70 83

New York City 127 mi. Washington D.C. 146 mi.

SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS UTILITIES Property Description 58 acres Water 46 acres developable 20 buildings totaling 390,223 square feet City of Reading Water Authority Lease or Sale Sewer This property is for sale Muhlenberg Township Authority Former Use Gas Beryllium alloy manufacturing site UGI Utilities Owner Power NGK Metals Corporation Met-Ed—A FirstEnergy Company Zoning Telecommunications Industrial Transportation Verizon Adjacent to S.R. 61 and US Business Route 222 Bordered by the Reading and Northern Railroad.

> ready > set > revitalize 49 Moving Pennsylvania Forward Former NGK Metals Site 150 Tuckerton Road, Temple, PA 19560 Muhlenberg Township Berks County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Berks County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 396,314 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) 1.20% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 431.9 271 Median Age 37.4 38 Average Household Income $54,872 $46,593 Average Home Value $120,712 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 22.3 24.3 Temple

Education High School 63.6% 59.2% Associate Degree 9.2% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 19.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 7.7% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, RCRA Corrective Action activities at this facility are Forestry, Fishing Mining being conducted under the direction of EPA Region III 2.2% 0.2% with input from PADEP concerning the closed Government Construction hazardous waste landfill on site. 1.7% 4.8% Information regarding the environmental status of the Manufacturing property can be requested through the site contact Services 21.8% previously listed on this form. 32.8%

Transportation Utilities 3.2% Other 2.3% Finance, Insurance, Real Estate Trade 4.8% 26.2%

Unemployment Rate 4.8% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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50 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Powell Site Lower Riggles Gap Road, Antis Township, PA 16602 Antis Township Blair County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Matt Fox, Altoona-Blair County Dev. Corp. 3900 Industrial Park Drive Altoona, PA 16602 814.944.6113 [email protected] PROPERTY The Powell Site is a former private air strip. Acceptable uses of the site include light or heavy manufacturing, warehousing or distribution. The property is rail served by the Norfolk Southern Mainline. The property is located in the I-99 Enterprise Zone with KOZ tax incentives through Aerial view of Powell Site 2013.

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BLAIR COUNTY 45 mi. Altoona City Water Authority State College 96 mi. P A . Pittsburgh Sewer 78 T 22 u 22 r n p Altoona City Authority i k 99 120 mi. e 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 236 mi. Central Blair Sanitary Authority 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 Gas

New York City 277 mi. Washington D.C. 178 mi. Dominion Peoples Gas Power Penelec—A FirstEnergy Company SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Telecommunications Verizon / Atlantic Broadband Property Description Incentives 125 acres Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) with tax 80 developable acres incentives until 2013 Lease or Sale I-99 Enterprise Zone This property is for sale

Former Use Private Air Strip

Owner Charles Powell c/o ABCD Corporation

Zoning No zoning. Deed restrictions require that the property be used for heavy industry, warehousing, or distribution.

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DEMOGRAPHICS - Blair County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 126,795 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.3 0.3% Population/Square Mile 245 271 Median Age 39.5 38 Average Household Income $40,786 $46,593 Average Home Value $84,805 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 20.2 24.3

Education High School 73.1% 59.2% Associate Degree 8.5% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 13.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 5.0% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS

Agriculture, Phase I and II completed. Consent order in place with Forestry, Fishing PADEP. Government 0.5% Construction 3.5% 4.9% Information regarding these assessments can be Manufacturing requested through the site contact previously listed on 11.7% this form. Transportation Utilities Services 37.7% 3.2% Other 3.5%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 31.7% 3.3%

Unemployment Rate 4.8% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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52 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Brownfield Site 154 Burgess Field Road, Georges Township, PA 15401 Georges Township Fayette County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Transportation Barry Seneri, Fay-Penn Economic I-68, I-70-76 within 20 miles Development Council Port of Pittsburgh within 60 miles 2 West Main Street, Suite 407 Morgantown Airport within 23 miles Uniontown, PA 15401 Connellsville Airport within 8 miles 724.437.7913 Rail access adjacent to site through [email protected] Southwestern PA Railroad PROPERTY Located in a Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ), this property is ideal for residential development, commercial/retail development, industrial development and/or recreational development. The site was formerly used for deep and strip mining for Pittsburgh Coal and has been used for agricultural uses once mining ceased. The property is shovel ready.

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150 mi. State College Aerial view of Brownfield Site 59 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i FAYETTE COUNTY k 70 99 197 mi. e Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 289 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 358 mi. Washington D.C. 218 mi. UTILITIES

SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Water North Fayette County Municipal Authority Property Description Sewer 56 acres South Union Township Sewage Authority Lease or Sale Fairchance Georges Joint Municipal Sewage This property is for sale Gas Former Use Columbia Gas Deep and strip mining Power Owner Allegheny Power Fay-Penn Economic Development Council Telecommunications Zoning Verizon / Atlantic Broadband M-1 (Light Manufacturing) Incentives Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) with tax incentives until 2013

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DEMOGRAPHICS - Fayette County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 146,142 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.50% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 186.3 271 Median Age 40.2 38 Average Household Income $37,400 $46,593 Average Home Value $74,921 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 26.5 24.3

Education High School 76.0% 59.2% Associate Degree 7.6% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 11.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 5.0% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, Phase I environmental assessment complete. Forestry, Fishing Mining 0.2% 0.6% Construction Information regarding this assessment can be requested Government 3.4% 4.5% through the site contact previously listed on this form. Manufacturing 15.4% Services Transportation 36.2% Utilities 3.2% Other 4.9%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 27.0% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 6.0% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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54 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Lemont Furnace Site North Union Township, PA 15456 North Union Township Fayette County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Transportation Barry Seneri, Fay-Penn Economic I-70 & I-76 within 26 miles Development Council S.R. 119 within 1 mile 2 West Main Street, Suite 407 Port of Pittsburgh with 45 miles Uniontown, PA 15401 Morgantown Airport within 28 miles 724.437.7913 Rail access adjacent to site through [email protected] Southwestern PA Railroad PROPERTY Located in a Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ), this property is ideal for manufacturing and/or a warehouse/distribution center. The site was formerly used for deep and strip mining and has been used for agricultural uses once mining ceased. Surrounding land uses are residential and commercial. The property is shovel ready.

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150 mi. State College 59 mi. P Aerial view of Lemont Furnace Site A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 u 22 r n p i FAYETTE COUNTY k 70 99 197 mi. e Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 289 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83 UTILITIES New York City 358 mi. Washington D.C. 218 mi.

Water SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS North Fayette County Municipal Authority Property Description Sewer 130 acres North Union Township Sewage Authority Gas Lease or Sale Columbia Gas This property is for sale Power Former Use Allegheny Power Deep mining and strip mining Telecommunications Owner Verizon / Atlantic Broadband Fay-Penn Economic Development Council Incentives Zoning Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) M-1 (Light Manufacturing) with tax incentives until 2013

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DEMOGRAPHICS - Fayette County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 146,142 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.50% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 186.3 271 Median Age 40.2 38 Average Household Income $37,400 $46,593 Average Home Value $74,921 $104,047

Uniontown Average Travel Time to Work 26.5 24.3

Education High School 76.0% 59.2% Associate Degree 7.6% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 11.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 5.0% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, Phase I Environmental Assessment complete. Forestry, Fishing Mining 0.2% 0.6% Construction Information regarding this assessment can be requested Government through the site contact previously listed on this form. 3.4% 4.5% Manufacturing 15.4% Services Transportation 36.2% Utilities 3.2% Other 4.9%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 27.0% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 6.0% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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56 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION McKees Rocks Flats 1 Railway Drive, Borough of McKees Rocks, PA 15136 Borough of McKees Rocks Allegheny County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Taris Vrcek, McKees Rocks CDC 19 May Avenue McKees Rocks, PA 15136 412.608.6765 [email protected] PROPERTY McKees Rocks Flats, located at a former P&LE locomotive shop, is strategically located along the Ohio River and 3 miles from downtown Pittsburgh. The property receives 22,000 vehicular trips daily from the north entrance at McKees Rock Bridge and 17,000 vehicular trips daily from the south entrance on Carson Street. The project is a central part of the Borough of McKees Rocks' strategic revitalization and Ohio Valley Enterprise Zone strategies.

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ALLEGHENY COUNTY 139 mi. State College P A 3 mi. .

78 T Pittsburgh 22 u 22 r n p i k 99 206 mi. e Aerial view of McKees Rocks Flats 70 Harrisburg PA. Turnpike 306 mi. 81 Philadelphia 220 70 83

New York City 375 mi. Washington D.C. 248 mi. UTILITIES

SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS Water Property Description West View Water 150 acres 120 developable acres Sewer 300,000 square feet building space Alcosan Lease or Sale Gas This property is available for sale or lease Columbia Gas Former Use Power Railcar Repair Facility Power - Duquesne Light Owner Telecommunications Multiple property owners Zoning Verizon I-1 (Industrial) Incentives Transportation Enterprise Zone I-79 and I-279 within 5 minutes Keystone Innovation Zone Pittsburgh International Airport within 15 minutes Community Action Team Project Rail served by CSX and Pittsburgh Ohio Central

> ready > set > revitalize 57 Moving Pennsylvania Forward McKees Rocks Flats 1 Railway Drive, Borough of McKees Rocks, PA 15136 Borough of McKees Rocks Allegheny County

DEMOGRAPHICS - Allegheny County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 1,235,841 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.90% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 1721.3 271 Median Age 39.6 38 Average Household Income $52,734 $46,593 Average Home Value $106,194 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 25.3 24.3

Education High School 50.7% 59.2% Associate Degree 10.7% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 26.0% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 12.6% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, Phase II environmental assessment pending. Forestry, Fishing Mining 0.1% 0.4% Construction Information regarding this assessment can be requested Government through the site contact previously listed on this form. 3.3% 5.2% Manufacturing 9.3% Transportation Services Utilities 44.0% 3.2% Other 3.3%

Trade Finance, Insurance, 23.3% Real Estate 7.9%

Unemployment Rate 4.6% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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58 pennsylvania Moving Pennsylvania Forward DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Springhill Site 203 Cornish Road, Springhill Township, PA 15439 Springhill Township Fayette County

SITE CONTACT INFORMATION Barry Seneri, Fay-Penn Economic DRIVING DISTANCE Development Council 2 West Main Street, Suite 407 79 220 6 Uniontown, PA 15401 15 724.437.7913 81

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150 mi. State College PROPERTY 59 mi. P A . Pittsburgh 78 T 22 22 u Located in a Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ), this r n p i FAYETTE COUNTY k property is ideal for residential development, 70 99 197 mi. e Harrisburg commercial/retail development, industrial develop- PA. Turnpike 289 mi. 81 Philadelphia ment and/or recreational development. The site 220 70 83 was formerly used for deep and strip mining by New York City 358 mi. Washington D.C. 218 mi. Pittsburgh Coal and the surrounding land use is primarily agriculture with little to no congestion and site is easily accessible.

Aerial view of Springhill Site

SITE LOCATION & CHARACTERISTICS UTILITIES Property Description 852 acres Water Lease or Sale North Fayette County Municipal Authority This property is for sale Sewer Former Use Deep mining and strip mining Not available Owner Gas Fay-Penn Economic Development Council Columbia Gas Zoning Power M-1 (Light Manufacturing) & AR (Agricultural Residential) Allegheny Power Transportation Telecommunications I-68 within 6 miles Verizon Route 857 within 1.5 miles Incentives Pittsburgh Waterport within 60 miles Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ) Morgantown Airport within 9 miles with tax incentives until 2013 Connellsville Airport within 20 miles

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DEMOGRAPHICS - Fayette County

County State Population (2005 Estimate) 146,142 12,429,616 Population Change (2004-2005) -0.50% 0.3% Population/Square Mile 186.3 271 Median Age 40.2 38 Average Household Income $37,400 $46,593 Average Home Value $74,921 $104,047 Average Travel Time to Work 26.5 24.3

Education High School 76.0% 59.2% Associate Degree 7.6% 9.2% Bachelor’s Degree 11.4% 21.7% Graduate School or Higher 5.0% 10.0%

©2008 MapQuest.com, Inc. EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL STATUS Agriculture, Phase I environmental assessment complete. Forestry, Fishing Mining 0.2% 0.6% Construction Information regarding this assessments can be Government requested through the site contact previously listed on 3.4% 4.5% this form. Manufacturing 15.4% Services Transportation 36.2% Utilities 3.2% Other 4.9%

Finance, Insurance, Trade Real Estate 27.0% 4.6%

Unemployment Rate 6.0% March 2008 Source: Team Pennsylvania Foundation

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