In addition to the above, multiple truck docks will be available as will several rail accessible ones to make use of the existing rail line that services the original Sonwil Distribution Center and that will also serve #2.

The increased size of the new Distribution Center; especially its height, will allow for the Warehouse space to make use of an automated racking system. This system will allow for pallets of various types of food products and other items to be transported along rack system and easily accessed for further shipping and handling.

As previously mentioned, multiple annexes will be available for Truck Drivers who will frequent the Distribution Center. They will be able to make use of bathroom facilities and furnished breakrooms while they wait for their drop-off or pick-up to be completed.

Estimated Completion for the Project is Late 2022.

Elk Street Commerce Park is Buffalo’s largest and most visible new redevelopment site, with amenities for a wide range of potential uses.  35 acres of developable land along Elk Street is currently available.

The Park is located just over 2.5 miles southeast of downtown Buffalo along NYS Thruway I-190, conveniently positioned between exits 3 and 4. Close proximity to the highway offers excellent visibility and exposure to thousands of drivers every day, in addition to quick and easy access to all points in the city and the region. Canada is a close drive via the Peace Bridge, just minutes to the north.

The rear of the Park is on a section of the Buffalo River that is regularly maintained and dredged as a navigable channel, which could be accessed directly through the ESCP service parcel.

A thriving industrial and commercial district with several established industry clusters exists in nearby employment zones, with affordable residential neighborhoods beyond offering convenient and accessible housing for employees.

In situ stabilization and remediation efforts undertaken over the last four years have stabilized and transformed the land on this former industrial site into large parcels ripe for development. Work along the shoreline has reinforced the existing wall and increased the strength of the land along the Buffalo River.

Potential development on the site can take advantage of its location in an Opportunity Zone, as well as available Brownfield Tax Credits of between 20-24%. Space on site can be purchased for development or leased with build to suit in mind.

Contact us for inquiries about this property: ESCPinfo@kroggrp.com

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• Complete gut-renovation revitalized an outdated facility to create a state of the art service center with all new mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems.
• Vertical addition created 5,400sq.ft. of new 2nd floor office space, Krog’s creative engineering approach eliminated the need to construct new foundations, providing significant cost savings to Anderson and improving the project schedule.
• “Krog assisted Anderson in obtaining NYSERDA grants to reduce the capital cost.”

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• Brownfield Tax Credit totaling approximately $9M in redevelopment incentives
• 115KV power feed and private substation
• Zero storm water discharge from site
• Extensive interior overhead crane capacity for material and equipment handling
• County funding secured to allow new 16″ water service and future road work to expand the business park

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Project Highlights:

• Krog design team utilized the site’s unique soil characteristics to design extremely cost effective foundation system
• 28 truck docks
• Rail access with 10 doors

• Design and construction fast tracked for completion in 7 months.
• Installed a turning lane on the state highway to accommodate increased truck traffic.
• 26 Loading docks, and future rail access provided.
• Super flat floor slabs
• 50′ bay spacings, 50′ high space

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