Tecumseh Business and Technology Campus

Property Description

Tecumseh Business and Technology Campus is a municipally owned and state certified business park comprised of 158 acres of greenfield, development ready land. Over 55 acres of the Campus are pad ready, including city water and sewer on site, easy access to electric and gas and completed geotechnical studies. Tecumseh is centrally located in Lenawee County and offers the charm of a small city while still being within easy driving distance to larger metropolitan areas. This ideal location offers easy access to major highways and airports, two state research universities, several community colleges and countless other metropolitan amenities.

In 2021 the site underwent a comprehensive Tier 1 due diligence review through the VIP program, including a detailed site condition analysis, comprehensive information on utility providers and capacity, and a comprehensive report on site details (full report in the document library below).

Zoning and Land Use

Zoning: TRD (Technology Research Developments)

Current Land Use: Agricultural and general industrial

Future Land Use: The property is zoned for Technology Research Developments and there are no planned zoning changes

Site Conditions

Greenfield or Brownfield: Greenfield

Above ground structures: Industrial building currently under construction

Floodplain: No 100-year floodplain or 500-year floodplain on-site

Wetlands: Two identified wetland complexes, one near E. Monroe Road and another near the middle of the site. Both wetland complexes were determined by EGLE to be unregulated. 

Topographic Elevation: Elevations range from 816 (Northwest) to 780 (Southeast)

Soil Types: CaB – Cadmus loam, CgA – Conover loam, HfA – Hoytville clay loam, NaA – Napanee silt loam, NbB – Nappanee loam, NbB2 – Nappanee loam, SdC2 – St. Clair loam, WdA – Wittled muck 

Easements:

• Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. – Two parallel high-pressure natural gas pipelines (20-inch and 26-inch) are located on the site, each being located within a 66-foot wide easement. The pipelines run southeasterly to northwesterly across the east half of the site. 
• Lenawee County Drain Easement

T&E Species: There are no endangered species, migratory birds, historic trees, or protected plants or vegetation on the site.

Archaeological & Cultural Resources: None at this time

Workforce Data

30-Minute Drive

177,111

Population

5,356

Total Businesses

61,895

Workforce

60-Minute Drive

2,674,691

Population

83,663

Total Businesses

1,275,867

Workforce

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