Alta Vista offers level, shovel-ready lots designed to accommodate a variety of businesses. Each lot is serviced by underground utilities and state of the art technology for your communications requirements. The park is serviced by a common storm-water management system so there is no need to plan for a water detention pond on any of the lots. MVA holds an open NPDES permit which cuts down on the permitting time – builders simply are added to MVA’s existing permit. The parcel sizes range from 3 to 40 acres.
Alta Vista is ideally located off of I/70, exit 32, with many of the lots visible from I/70. The park is located within minutes of PA-43 and 30 minutes to PA-76. I/79 is 15 minutes away, and the Pittsburgh International Airport is a 45 minute commute. The interchange servicing Alta Vista is currently undergoing improvements which are expected to be completed in 2018, offering improved access to Alta Vista.
Alta Vista is a designated Keystone Opportunity Zone (KOZ). This means that qualified companies will not be responsible for most local and state taxes until 2023, including:
State:
- Corporate Net Income Taxes
- Capital Stock & Foreign Franchise Tax
- Personal Income Tax
- Sales & Use Tax
- Bank Shares and Trust Company Shares Tax
- Alternative Bank and Trust Company Shares Tax
- Mutual Thrift Institutions Tax
- Insurance Premiums Tax
Local:
- Earned Income/Net Profits Tax
- Business Gross Receipts
- Business Occupancy
- Business Privilege & Mercantile Taxes
- Local Real Property Tax
- Sales & Use Tax
To arrange a visit or for more information, please contact Ben Brown at 724-565-5636.
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DCNR awards $157,250 to continue development on Charleroi Riverfront Park
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Charleroi, PA, September 17th, 2019 –The Mon Valley Alliance (MVA), owner of the blighted Coyle building in Charleroi, PA, rejected two offers to purchase the property for lack of funding and no evidence to support the ability to renovate or restore the structure, among other items.
“Mobilization has occurred on the demolition contract and the removal ...
Coyle site to be prepared for new development
Charleroi, PA, July 25th, 2019 –The Mon Valley Alliance (MVA), owner of the blighted Coyle building in Charleroi, PA, has announced plans to demolish the structure and prepare the site for new development, according to Ben Brown, it’s CEO.
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Choose Your Impact with Community Development Funds
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