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Liberty Rock Salt to develop large-scale mine in Livingston County, New York

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What happened

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Liberty Rock Salt purchased the former Livingston Correctional Facility for $1.1 million in Livingston County, New York, with plans to convert the site into a large-scale rock salt mine. The company stated that the site holds a large salt vein, potentially offering 200 to 300 years of salt. Brandon Brady is part of the company's leadership team.

From whec.com

Why it matters

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The mining operation is expected to create 300 jobs in Livingston County. The company noted that the site's existing utilities and location made it an ideal choice for the project.

From whec.com

Who's involved

  • ROCK SALTPlans to convert a former correctional facility into a large-scale rock salt mine.
  • Livingston CountyLocation where the company plans to operate the mine.
  • Brandon BradyHolds a leadership position within Liberty Rock Salt.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Livingston CountySpeculative

    Livingston County might see increased local tax revenue and job creation from the new mine.

  • Mount MorrisSpeculative

    Mount Morris could benefit from increased local tax revenue and job creation due to the new industrial site.

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