Lancaster-based EDC Finance Corp. today was awarded a
10-year state loan for $2.25 million on behalf of Rock Lititz, which is adding
a second building to its complex in Warwick Township.
Rock Lititz is building a 252,000-square-foot structure
on 10 acres, part of a 96-acre complex dedicated to the live entertainment
industry.
The building will be occupied by 18 to 30 live-event
technology companies. The entire project is projected to cost $18.3 million.
The state funds come from the Pennsylvania Industrial
Development Authority, which approved more than $13.2 million in low-interest
loans for 13 projects in eight counties.
EDC Finance also was awarded a nearly $1.5 million loan
on behalf of RLB Ventures Inc., a manufacturer of store fixtures,
point-of-purchase displays and custom commercial casework. RLB is renovating a
67,260-square-foot building on 6.7 acres in East Cocalico Township.
The $3.3 million project will create 10 new jobs and
retain 32.
Two Lancaster County farm purchases also were awarded
PIDA loans. One was for $400,000 on behalf of C. Donald Wissler III and Holly
Wissler to buy a 77-acre farm in Martic Township.
Another $200,000 went to Joshua and Britni Akers to
purchase a 158-acre farm in East Drumore Township.
Source: Central
Penn Business Journal
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