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Infrastructure

For a map detailing the site’s infrastructure layout, click here.

Water and Sewer

Water and sewer services are both provided by City of Salem. Water system handles 5,000 gallons per day through 24 inch and 12 inch pipes. Construction of a 2.2 million gallon reservoir is underway to meet the water system development needs of Mill Creek Corporate Center. Cordon SPS Sewer Basin pipes are 10 and 21 inches.

Power

Electric: PGE offers low-cost electrical power and a stable electrical supply infrastructure. Average industrial rates are about half that of California’s (U.S. Department of Energy, 2010). For large commercial and industrial users, rates are estimated at 6.7/KwH for loads up to 10 MW. Able to build new substation if needed.

PGE offers programs and services including:

  • Distributed Standby Generation (DSG)
  • Industrial Energy Efficiency Programs
  • Green Power Pricing Options
  • PGE’s Smart Meters and Energy Tracking

Natural Gas: Offered by NW Natural. 4 inch main pipeline at 225 psig/Aumsville Hwy, or 6 inch main at 50 psig in the Home Depot Court.

Fiber Optics

Four data providers have fiber in the area with bandwidth speeds of between one gigabyte and terabyte.

Mill Creek Open Space

70 acres of open space area in the Mill Creek Corporate Center serves as stormwater detention. No wetland mitigation is required for development.

 

Featured Sites

Site A – Sold

A one million square foot distribution center for Amazon is being built at the 90-acre site. 

Site B – Sold

PacTrust is constructing six spec buildings on the site, with the first two expected to be completed in 2018. When completed the six buildings will total 395,000 square feet of commercial and industrial space. 

Site C

20 acre industrial, large user warehouse and distribution at $90,000 per acre.

These sites are fully served by City of Salem water and sewer, PGE electricity, CenturyLink communications and NW Natural Gas.

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TESTIMONIALS

In January 2018, Oregon Fruit Products announced it purchased the former NORPAC plant.

“We would like to thank Mayor Chuck Bennett, the Salem City Council, SEDCOR and the City of Salem for their commitment and dedication to retain vital manufacturing jobs. Each group did their part and worked in concert to ensure that the process went smoothly and quickly. We are looking forward to growing our business and employment in a city where we were established.”

Chris Sarles
CEO
Oregon Fruit CEO 

“The City and SEDCOR have been instrumental in connecting us with the tools and partners to successfully proceed with our company’s expansion.”

Kelly Yunker
President/Owner
Power Equipment Systems

SEDCOR

Strategic Economic Development Corporation

626 High Street NE, Suite 200
Salem, OR 97301

(503) 837-1800 | (503) 588-6240 fax
Chad Freeman: cfreeman@sedcor.com
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