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A major auto manufacturer is exploring the possibility of locating two distribution facilities in New Albany. The News and Tribune reports Toyota's preliminary plans call for a first phase that could create up to 30 jobs. A proposal for the developments at the more than 20-acre Grant Line Industrial Park West site have received preliminary approval from the city's plan commission.

The publication says Jacobi, Toombs and Lanz, a New Albany-based engineering firm, is representing the developer working with the automaker.

Mayor Jeff Gahan says the city is “aggressively” pursuing Toyota, which still needs to make a decision on whether it will locate in Floyd County.

Source: The News and Tribune

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