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P. O. Box 15096
Lansing, MI 48901-5096
Phone: 517-241-0011
Fax: 517-241-0089

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Allegan Highland 
Business Park
For more information: www.cityofallegan.org

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Robert Hillard
City Manager
City of Allegan
112 Locust St.
Allegan, MI 49010
rhillard@cityofallegan.org
Phone:  (269) 686-1103
Fax:   (269) 673-2869

   

GENERAL INFORMATION   Park Address 691 Airway Dr. Allegan County Allegan Size 188.6 acres Percent Developed 71% Percent Occupied 71% Price of Land per Acre $1 per parcel Incentives  12 Year Industrial Facilities and Personal Property Tax Abatements  Nearest Expressway US-131 Distance in Miles 10 Class A All-Weather Road M-222 Distance in Miles .4 Airport  Allegan Padgham Field Airport - .25 mile  Landing Strip/Helipad Not within park. Occupant Services Gas Station(s) - .5 mile Bank(s) – .5 mile Restaurant(s) – .5 mile Licensed Day-Care(s) – .5 mile Railroads none Highway Within 5 miles of interchange to more than one expressway.   Park Tenants   Airway and Associates Allegan U Store Corporation City of Allegan Dept. of Public Works Cosby Coatings D & J Management Systems Data Sales Company Frontier Technology Jon Hanse Kollar Enterprises L. Perrigo Company MJS Systems Muskrat Properties  PJ Printing   Plumbers Toilets Renal Properties  S&R Productions, LLC  Uni-Pac Inc.

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          Interesting Information About Allegan

Allegan Community Information -- Allegan, located on both sides of the Kalamazoo River, is on eof the most picturesque sites in the State. Allegan residents are proud of their historical heritage. Allegan was founded with a vision. When Elisha Ely settled on the bank of the Kalamazoo River in 1933, he quickly realized the potential for waterpower and transportation supplied by the river. Eastern backers, Samuel Hubbard, Charles Trowbridge, Pliny Cutler, and Edmund Monroe purchased land and formed "Boston Company". They envisioned Allegan as a manufacturing and shipping hub to rival Chicago.
Allegan Industry -- Allegan is a warm and friendly community ideally located for development. Allegan has a number of small town businesses. Allegan is expanding its industrial park. It has 90 acres, with lots still available, after the Perrigo Company, an Allegan based pharmaceutical company, put in its new $16 million distribution center. The facility is big enough to hold 11 football fields. The industrial park provides first-class building sites, varying in size, for a variety of industrial and business uses. It has full service city water and sewer access. Lots are available for $1. Allegan's Highland Park is a state-certified industrial park and meets the requirements of the State of Michigan. In addition, Highlands also offers easy access to major highways and interstate expressways, existing buildings and available lots for sale or lease, financial assistance and incentives and immediate access to a general utility airport and within 40 minutes of major regional airports in Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids.


Only One Allegan -- There is only one Allegan, Michigan!  The Allegan County seat, the city is a community with an unbeatable combination of historic small-town atmosphere and sense of community. The one-of-a-kind riverfront boardwalk, art-deco movie theatre, historic downtown and homes, and friendly citizens give Allegan its distinctive small town ambiance.

Allegan offers something for every age or personal tastes; a wide variety of events, and activities, recreation of all types from hunting & fishing, to golf, skiing and more, all within easy reach.  For more information you can also visit www.onlyoneallegan.com.

  Michigan Economic
Developers Association
P. O. Box 15096
Lansing, MI 48901-5096
Phone: 517-241-0011
Fax: 517-241-0089

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