The Cadillac area industrial parks are fully served by all utilities including water, sewer, electric, and gas. All streets are fully paved with curb, gutter and storm sewers. The airport is within a mile and there is excellent access to US-131, M-115 and M-55. The James E. Potvin Industrial Park features rail access as well.

James E. Potvin Industrial Park - Phase 1

Year Park Opened: 2002
Total Acres of Park: 64 acres
Price of Land: $15,000 per acre
Acres Sold/Occupied: 6.62
Acres Available: 57.38+/-
Environmental Clearance: All lots are greenfield sites, some include wetland conservation easements, which reduce developable area
Tax Incentives: Purchasers are eligible to apply for Industrial Tax Exemption Certificates
Zoning: I-1, light industrial

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Harry Vanderjagt Industrial Park

Year Park Opened: 1987
Total Acres of Park: 200 acres, fully platted and serviced with all utilities
Acres Available: A total of 18.4+/- acres are available
Price of Land: $15,000 per acre
Environmental Clearance: All available lots are greenfield sites
Tax Incentives: Purchasers are eligible to apply for Industrial Tax Exemption Certificates
Zoning: I-1, light industrial

Cadillac Industrial Park

Year Park Opened: 1981
Total Acres of Park: 184 acres, fully platted and serviced with all utilities
Acres Available: 5.2+/- acres
(former Emerald Tree site, 1033 W. Sixth St.)
Price of Land: $15,000 per acre
Tax Incentives: Park is in an industrial facilities tax exemption district
Zoning: I-1, light industrial