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Port Huron Multimodal Hub / former E.B. Eddy mill
1700 Washington Avenue · Port Huron
Multimodal Hub adds an exemption transfer to its redevelopment record
Transfer recommended
The State Tax Commission agenda recommends transferring an existing water-pollution-control exemption from BMI Holdings USA to Port Huron Multimodal Hub. It is one change inside a larger industrial reuse, environmental and land-use sequence.
Commission disposition remains unchecked. The transfer does not disclose a new investment amount or prove a deed transfer.
Location
Approximate address locator; not a parcel boundary
- Precision
- address range
- Provider
- US Census Geocoder ↗
Documented facts
- Site
- 44-acre former paper-mill property
- Port Huron Multimodal Hub property overview ↗ · Property overview
- Leasable space marketed
- More than 350,000 square feet
- Port Huron Multimodal Hub property overview ↗ · Property overview
- Environmental thread
- State record identifies an order addressing stormwater and process-water contamination
- Eastern St. Clair County PFAS investigation presentation ↗ · Port Huron Multimodal Hub / former E.B. Eddy site
- Certificate
- Water pollution control exemption 2-5888
- August 18 property tax exemption agenda ↗ · Page 2
- Named parties
- BMI Holdings USA, Inc. / Port Huron Multimodal Hub, LLC
- August 18 property tax exemption agenda ↗ · Page 2
Change history and evidence
Multimodal Hub adds an exemption transfer to its redevelopment record
The State Tax Commission agenda recommends transferring an existing water-pollution-control exemption from BMI Holdings USA to Port Huron Multimodal Hub. It is one change inside a larger industrial reuse, environmental and land-use sequence.
August 18 property tax exemption agenda ↗ · Page 2, Part 37: Transfer recommendation; investment fields are N/A.
Uncertainty: Commission disposition remains unchecked. The transfer does not disclose a new investment amount or prove a deed transfer.
Land-use review links the industrial hub to adjacent parcels
A City planning record includes 1700 Washington Avenue and adjacent Black River parcels in a broader planned-unit-development process, while reserving later public review for specific uses.
Port Huron Planning Commission record for Black River properties ↗ · Planned-unit-development discussion and affected parcels: Connects the hub property to a land-use framework and later project review.
Uncertainty: The record does not approve a specific new tenant, building or construction package.