New Manufacturer Looks To Redevelop Former Factory, Create New Jobs

November 18, 2021 By News Staff Business, Jamestown, Video 0

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JAMESTOWN – Around 27 new full-time jobs will soon be coming to Jamestown as a manufacturer is looking to redevelop a former factory on the city’s east side.

The Jamestown Local Development Corporation heard from the city’s Economic Development Coordinator and owner of Falcon Conveyor who purchased 111 Cheney Street during a city meeting on Wednesday.











The five-story brick building will be the home of a new manufacturer hub for steel belt conveyors.

To help get the business up and running, the city is loaning $93,000 from the Jamestown Local Development Corporation fund.

Additionally, owner Scott Clark will also be loaned funds from the Zone Capital Corporation and Chautauqua County Industrial Development Agency totaling $472,500.









Clark comes to the area with over 30-years of working in the field.

 

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