If you’d like to take a tour of the site, please call Bob Lebeaux at 401-615-3700
If you’d like to take a tour of the site, please call Bob Lebeaux at 401-615-3700
Built between 1907 and 1925, this historic building is on the national register where a listing provides special consideration during the planning of federally-assisted projects and makes the property eligible for state preservation grants for historic rehabilitation products.
The mill’s notable architectural elements, which are being preserved during its extensive renovation, include pier-and-spandrel walls with consistent full-width segmental arch or rectangular window openings, brick corbelling near cornices, and protruding sills.
Once the restoration has been completed, the mill complex will provide an additional 240,000 square feet of storage and production space to TPG’s operations as well as offering usable space to other interested parties.
To optimize operational efficiency at its 84 Fairmount production and storage facility, The Plastics Group of America installed a solar array from Solect Energy. The installation of the solar panels will provide TPG’s Fairmount location with the majority of its power from April-October.
Taking full advantage of Solect’s “Smart” approach to the project, TPG was able to save almost 85% of the project’s cost through the tax incentives it has been earning. TPG's President, Bob Lebeaux, noted that "partial funding for the project came from the Commerce Rhode Island Grant Program. Simply stated, this is an exceptional project that will save the company money while allowing us to be environmentally conscientious - a great combination."
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