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The 704 acre (285 ha) North Business Park in Longview, Texas has 419 developable acres (169 ha). It opened in 2011 and has lots available from 3 to 88 acres (0.8 to 35.6 hectares).
The park has easy access to north-south and east-west highways. George Richey Road (FM 2275) runs through the park, connecting to US Hwy 259 and US Hwy 300. US Hwy 259 connects to Interstate 20 south10 miles (16 km) and to Interstate 30 north 70 miles (113 km).
North Business Park Map set - Maps include Aerial, Utilities, and Topography
Park Documentation
• Ownership
The Longview Economic Development Corporation (LEDCO) owns the North Business Park
• Zoning | Surrounding Land Use
Heavy Commercial
Surrounding Land Use: Commercial, Agricultural, Residential, School
Zoning/Surrounding Land Use Map
• Transportation | Access
The North Business Park is easily accessible to north-south and east-west highways. The park is 1 mile (1.6 km) from US Hwy 259, a north-south artery. The park is approximately 5.5 miles (8.8 km) north of US Hwy 80 and 10 miles (16 km) north of Interstate 20. Interstate 30 is approximately 70 miles (113 km) north of the park, a direct route via US Hwy 259.
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• Highways
• Airport Access
East Texas Regional Airport, with daily flights to DFW International Airport is about 15 miles (24 km) south of the North Business Park.
Shreveport Regional Airport is an hour drive east of Longview and DFW International Airport is a 2.5 hour drive west.
• Rail Service
The North Business Park is not served by rail, but a local logistics company, Sam Dunn Enterprises, can provide rail car handling. Their location is approximately 8 miles (12.8 km) from the North Business Park and is serviced by the Union Pacific railroad.
• Port Service
Longview is approximately 1.5 hours from the Port of Shreveport via Interstates 20 and 49.
The Port of Houston is about 4 hours south of Longview via US Hwy 259.
Utilities
| Water | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Service Provider | City of Longview | ||
| Main Size: | 8" to 12" | ||
| Static Pressure: | 85 psi | ||
| Total System Capacity | 52 mgd | ||
| Excess System Capacity | 19 mgd | ||
| Wastewater | |
|---|---|
| Service Provider | City of Longview |
| Main Size: | 8" |
| Total System Capacity | 21 mgd |
| Excess System Capacity | 10 mgd |
| Electricity | |
|---|---|
| Service Provider | AEP/SWEPCO |
| Arterial line size: | 34,5 ykv/19.9 |
| Available Capacity: | 10 MW |
| Potential Service: | 138,000 Volt |
| Nearest Sub-station | 1 mile |
| Sub-station is fed from 2 separate distribution circuits | |
| Map - electric substation | |
| AEP/SWEPCO Elec. Summary | |
| Natural Gas | |
|---|---|
| Service Provider | CenterPoint Energy |
| Main Size: | 2" and 4" |
| Line Pressure | 28 psi and 30 psi |
| Telecommunications | |
|---|---|
| Service Provider | Conterra Networks |
| Services Available | Fiber Optic, T-1, T-3 |
Documents | Reports | Maps
• Environmental Assessment
NBP East side Environmental Assessment
NBP West side Environmental Assessment
• Wetlands Avoidance & Minimization
The design of the North Business Park has minimized Wetland impact. Ray Creek flows through the park, but the creek and its floodway have been excluded form developable land. Studies found no evidence of threatened or endangered species.
Wetlands and Endangered Species Report includes soils list, wetlands delineationand threatened & endangered species assessment.
Map- Wetlands - US Fish & Wildlife Service
• Miscellaneous Maps & Reports
FEMA Insurance Rate Map
Floodplain Map, 553 acres free of floodplain
Topography Contour map of the park with lot lines.
Desktop Cultural Resources Assessment Report - East Study related to historic preservation and antiquities code, the eastern portion of the park.
Desktop Cultural Resources Assessment Report - West Study related to historic preservation and antiquities code, the western portion of the park.
Current Tenants
- ScanTech Instruments
- iClass Pro
- Dollar General Distribution
- Bass Engineering
