The John W. Matthews, Jr. Industrial Park, which is within close proximity to two major interstates, is a 542-acre park under development on 4-lane U.S. Highway 301 at the intersection of U.S. Highway 176 near the city of Orangeburg.
A Certified Site
| Acres | 542 |
|---|---|
| County | Orangeburg |
| Served By | Tri-County Electric Co-op |
Address
5145 Five Chop Rd Santee, SC 29142
County
Orangeburg
| Interstate | I-26 | 5.0 Miles |
|---|---|---|
| Highway | US Hwy 301 | Frontage |
| Domestic Airport | Columbia Metropolitan | 48 Miles |
| International Airport | Charlotte Douglas Int'l | 153 Miles |
| Port | Port of Charleston | 66 Miles |
| Rail Access | No |
| Smallest Tract | 5 Acres |
|---|---|
| Largest Tract | 350 Acres |
| Current Use | Undeveloped/Partially Cleared |
| Zoning | Industrial |
| Surrounding Area | Agricultural/Undeveloped/Residential |
| Elevation | 78' - 153' |
| Multi-County Park | No |
| Fire Rating | 5 |
| Environmental Assessment | All due diligence completed |
| Price Per Acre | $10,000 - $15,000 |
| Water | Orangeburg DPU Distance: On-site | 12" |
|---|---|---|
| Gas | Orangeburg DPU Distance: On-site | 10" |
| Sewer | Orangeburg Distance: On-site | 10" |
| Electricity | Tri-County Electric Co-op 3 Phase, 69kV substation 2.5 miles | On-site |
| Telecom | Verizon |
Sigmatex, a world leader in the manufacturing of carbon fiber textiles for the aerospace and automotive industries, selected the John W. Matthews, Jr. Industrial Park in Orangeburg County as the location for their 75,000 square-foot manufacturing facility. The company will invest $12 million initially and create 50 jobs over the next five years.
Warren A. Darby, Jr.
Jason E. Speake
Angelyn T. Smith
The SC Power Team system had a strong year with more than a billion dollars in new investment. Our system closed with 31 announcements totaling $1.57 billion in capital investment and more than 5,000 jobs, with 70 percent of our electric cooperatives adding either industrial expansions and/or new locating businesses to the system. At the end of year four, we are only eight percent shy of reaching our 5-year installed capacity goal.
