Grundy Town Center in Grundy, VA
Grundy, VA is a small town located in the hills of Southwestern Virginia. In 1977 Grundy’s Commercial center was destroyed by flooding of the Levisa Fork River. This flood initiated a major flood control project to protect Grundy from future devastation. This flood project sparked new efforts to rebuild and provide a future for its remaining residents. A new Town commercial center, anchored by Wal-Mart, was made possible through the use of New Markets Tax credit funding. The first phase of restoration required carving space out of the mountain side(well above the river) to build the new community. The new Town Center will become an economic engine stimulating additional development in the area. Already two additional buildings have been added bringing new business and jobs.
Plymouth Soundings working with the Grundy, VA Industrial Development Agency coordinated all financial activities necessary to obtain NMTC allocation, provided guidance to accounting during construction and conversion operations, assisted with audits and compliance reporting.
Other Projects in Plymouth Soundings’ Portfolio
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ArtsQuest Images, Plymouth Soundings Projects
Award winning Performing Arts Center in Bethlehem, PA, built on the largest brownfield site in America. This state of the art facility has enabled significant expansion of the Musikfest, 10 day community festival, Christkindlmarkt and First Night events as well expanded delivery of other arts and educational programs to the Community.
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PBS – 39 Images, Plymouth Soundings Projects
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Patrick Henry Hotel Images, Plymouth Soundings Projects
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The Tennessee Theatre Images, Plymouth Soundings Projects
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Proctor’s Theatre Images, Plymouth Soundings Projects
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The Clemens Center Images, Plymouth Soundings Projects
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The Fox Theatre Images, Plymouth Soundings Projects
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Cotton Mill Images, Plymouth Soundings Projects
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