Polk County considers rezoning mining land for Mosaic Company plant
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What happened
Polk County Commissioners discussed rezoning former phosphate mining areas to allow for a pipe excursion plant. The Mosaic Company, which currently owns the property, would purchase the pipes fabricated at the proposed plant. The proposal has received a recommendation for approval but must still be approved by the Florida Department of Commerce.
From wmnf.org
Why it matters
The rezoning would permit The Mosaic Company to build a new facility on former mining land. This plant would produce pipes that The Mosaic Company would purchase, potentially supporting local industrial activity.
From wmnf.org
Who's involved
- Polk CountyCounty considering rezoning former phosphate mining areas for industrial use.
- The Mosaic CompanyFertilizer company that owns the property and would purchase pipes from the new plant.
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The entities involved
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Polk County
county in Georgia, United States
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The Mosaic Company
Fortune 500 chemical company