Business park sproutingnear ThyssenKrupp Tensaw Land & Timber developing first major commercial project near Calvert steel plant site The first major commercial project near the ThyssenKrupp plant site is being developed by Tensaw Land & Timber Co., the group that sold 2,500 acres in Calvert for the German steelmaker's plant site — about two-thirds of the total acreage. Landscaping and road work is finished at Calvert Business Park on U.S. 43 in north Mobile County, and construction is under way on a facility for the first tenant, an ABC store, according to Riley Boykin Smith, president of Tensaw. Smith and his Tensaw partners, Starr Boykin and Lee Moncrief, are developing the 40-acre park less than a mile from ThyssenKrupp's main entrance. ThyssenKrupp's $4.65 billion project, which will house both carbon steel and stainless steel operations, is expected to employ 2,700 people when at full operation. For the remainder of this article, please click on link below.
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