Marathon Roofing seeks tax breaks for Orchard Park expansion
Marathon Roofing Products and MRP Supports wants to construct a 10,000-square-foot addition to its warehouse and shipping facility at
The company is asking for
The company currently has 23,000 square feet of space in its 40-year-old building but has maxed out its capacity, and needs the extra space with 25-foot ceilings so it can place full skids on racking "to create better and safer working conditions," officials said in their application. That will improve its manufacturing and distribution capabilities.
"This is needed to maintain competitiveness for the future," the company wrote. "We need the assistance to ensure we can do what our customers need as well as look at continuing our growth in this area and supplying opportunities locally."
If approved by the town, work could begin
That will also help with retaining and creating 19 jobs. Project costs include
Marathon, which is owned by
Its products have been used on major local projects in recent years, including the
A public hearing has been scheduled for
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