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Clarkrange Regional Business Park
Click to read the Phase I Environmental Site Assessment
Fentress County and the Industrial Development Board are pleased to announce that construction on the Clarkrange Regional Business Park is well underway with water and sewer lines currently installed. The initial phase of the park will consist of 244 acres with an additional option on another 750 acres. The initial construction will consist of building a new entrance into the park, providing sewer, water, gas, telecommunications and electric as well as the education of Economic Development entities that assist with the relocation of industry to Fentress County.
Located at the south end of Fentress County, the Clarkrange Regional Business park is located just east of US 127 on State Road 62, only 13 miles to Interstate 40.
"For a county of our size to have such an opportunity is unheard of." said Walter Page, Executive Director of the Fentress County Chamber of Commerce and Economic Developer for the County. "Only through the generous donation of Allardt Land Company and the years of hard work and foresight put forth by the Fentress County Industrial Development Board, past and present employees of the Chamber of Commerce, and members of the Fentress County Government, was this project able to take place. Water and sewer ines are in place and an entry road has been cleared, along with the first 20 acres of Phase One."
Water to the Clarkrange Regional Business Park is being supplied by the Fentress County Utility District, sewer connections and facilities are handled by Tennessee Wastewater, an Adenus Utility, natural gas is being supplied by the Upper Cumberland Gas Utility District, electric hookups by Volunteer Energy Cooperative and Fiber Optics with unlimited bandwidth and business telecommunication needs provided by Twin Lakes Telephone Cooperative.
