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100 acre industrial property for sale
Property is currently an open greenfield and located in Salina, fully developed sites.
Best site for a coal dealer. Railroad connection!
Approximate dimensions are: 45' or more and 100' (track side)
![[Image: Industrial_sites_coal_yard.jpg]](http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/data/2162/Industrial_sites_coal_yard.jpg)
Best site for a lumber yard. Railroad connection!
Approximate dimensions are: 80' or more and 100' (two tracks already laid)
![[Image: Industrial_sites_lumber_yard.jpg]](http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/data/2162/Industrial_sites_lumber_yard.jpg)
Best site for a garage. Main street!
Approximate dimensions are: 30' and 45'
![[Image: Industrial_sites_garage.jpg]](http://www.trainboard.com/railimages/data/2162/Industrial_sites_garage.jpg)
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Tog, WT fan. Where aer these properties located? and what will the property taxes be
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Cool idea and nice looking work. Best wishes on the realty sales!
Ralph
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WT Fan ...
Is that Salina, Kansas, Utah, Oklahoma or New York ... or is it Salinas, California?
And what time period are we talking about? Twenties, thirties ... forties, maybe? The road is not paved ... is there water? Are there sewers? Will I need a well and a septic tank? Do the town fathers have a plan for utility improvements?
The asking price for the real estate and last year's property taxes on the unimproved lot would be nice to know as well.
Looking at that 30' x 45' lot ... is there a "General Store" in the area? Or is the town really in need of an auto repair shop? Just wonderin'.
biL
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P5se Camelback Wrote:WT Fan ...
Is that Salina, Kansas, Utah, Oklahoma or New York ... or is it Salinas, California?
And what time period are we talking about? Twenties, thirties ... forties, maybe? The road is not paved ... is there water? Are there sewers? Will I need a well and a septic tank? Do the town fathers have a plan for utility improvements?
The asking price for the real estate and last year's property taxes on the unimproved lot would be nice to know as well.
Looking at that 30' x 45' lot ... is there a "General Store" in the area? Or is the town really in need of an auto repair shop? Just wonderin'.
Salina, CO in the thirties ... forties
Salina is modern town, there's already water an sewers in the street.
The town has a General Store already.
Wolfgang
