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

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St. Louis Woodside
Industrial Centre
For more information: www.gratiot.org

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Donald Schurr
President
Greater Gratiot Development, Inc.
136 S. Main St.
Ithaca, MI 48847
don.schurr@gratiot.org
Phone:  (989) 875-2083
Fax:   (989) 875-2990

   

GENERAL INFORMATION   Park Address Woodside Dr. St. Louis County Gratiot Size 74.97acres Percent Developed 100% Percent Occupied 69.45% Price of Land per Acre $1 first lot and $4,000 additional acres Nearest Expressway US-127 Distance in Miles 1 Class A All-Weather Road BR-127 Distance in Miles 0 Airport  Gratiot Community Airport - 9 miles MBS International Capital City Airport - 20 miles  Landing Strip/Helipad Not within park. Occupant Services Gas Station(s) - 1 mile Bank(s) – 1 mile Restaurant(s) – 1 mile Licensed Day-Care(s) – 1 mile Railroads Mid-Michigan Railroad TS&B (Tuscola, Saginaw & Bay) Highway US-127 - 1 mile   Park Tenants   Alpha Plastics Americast Apex Marine Crippen Manufacturing JER-DEN Plastics Michigan Chloride Sales Momentum Industries Plasti-Paint, Inc. Woodside LLC/PK Contracting

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          Interesting Information About St. Louis

St. Louis and Gratiot County -- St. Louis is the geographic center of Michigan's Lower Peninsula. St. Louis has a wide variety of businesses in the service, industrial, retail, housing, and restaurant sectors. Things to do include visiting the GEM theater, visit several antique shops, swim in the W.T. Morris Memorial public pool, rent a boat form Pine River Outfitters for fishing and much, much more!





 

St. Louis History -- St. Louis was founded in 1853. It was known as Pine River. The first school was built in 1857. The village became known as St. Louis in 1865. In the 1860's, settlers came upon a well of water in which a man placed his crippled hand and was miraculously able to flex his finders later, which brought many people the area because word spread that it was 'healing water.' This continued until the 1880's and beyond. St. Louis businesses were flourishing around the turn of the century. St. Louis continued to flourish through the 20th century despite a setback when a chemical company was found to have contaminated the water. The company had history going back to 1935. Today, millions of dollars are being invested to beautify and redevelop the city.

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

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