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Rochester's Jetview Business Park to undergo construction; to link Rochester International Commerce Center and Jetview

Bids were awarded by Monroe County DOT for the work to be completed at the Jetview Business Park. Located at the intersection of Jetview Dr. and Paul Rd. as well as the extension of Jetview Drive all the way through to the Airport Expressway, Route 204. The long awaited connection will link the Rochester International Commerce Center and Jetview Business Park with the NYS expressway system. The work is slated to be completed by the end of this year. Jetview Business Park, located at 366 White Spruce Blvd. has 33 acres available, boasts a wide array of businesses including manufacturing, distribution and transportation companies. Across the street, the Rochester International Commerce Center has 50 acres remaining to be sold of its fully developed, shovel ready site.
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