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ALP is served by a robust network of utility infrastructure with the capability of capacity expansion and redundancy from multiple providers. All associated infrastructure-related permitting issues (wetlands, E&S, T&E, etc.) have been mitigated or identified and quantified for all remaining improvements.
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Water: Robeson County / 8" / at site
This site is currently served by Robeson County by an 8” line and has the ability to be served redundantly by The City of Lumberton Public Utility. The 12” diameter water main located less than 1 mile and can be extended to the rear of the property. This water main, once extended can provide approximately 1,000,000 GPD at a peak demand of 800 GPM at this location. The timeframe to design, permit and construct service to the site is 12-14 months which should be in line with construction timeframe. The City has no impact or capacity fees associated with water or sewer availability.
SEWER: ROBESON COUNTY / GRAVITY / AT SITEThis site has the ability to be served redundantly between the Robeson County and the City of Lumberton Public Utilities for water. Sanitary Sewer can be extended to this site from existing gravity interceptor that runs near the northern property line. The estimated capacity of the sewer outfall is 3 MGD. Wastewater from the site would be conveyed to the City of Lumberton Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) which is located approximately 5 miles from the site with a permitted capacity of 20 MGD and present usage at 6.5 MGD leaving approximately 13.5 MGD of excess capacity. Additional sewer capacity can be obtained at the site by modifying the existing pump stations along the interceptor. Each of these downstream pump stations were constructed to accommodate future expansions. The timeframe to design, permit and construct service to the site is 12-18 months which should be in line with construction timeframe.
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GAS: Piedmont natural gas / 6" / at siteThis site is in Piedmont Natural Gas service territory. The existing gas main is a 6” distribution (maximum 15 psi delivery pressure) located on site. 2024/2025 PNG will construct a transmission line that will provide operating pressure greater than 350 psi and delivery pressure greater than 15 psi. Based on the information provided, the existing 6” main can support 100 MCF/hour gas load on firm service within 12 months.
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POWER: DUAL POWER BY LUMBEE RIVER EMC & THE CITY OF LUMBERTONThis is a “Customer Choice“ or “Dual Served” site based on the build- out with Lumbee River Electric Membership Corporation (LREMC) being the primary provider and City of Lumberton, the secondary. According to LREMC, the site currently has 5MW of power to the site with the ability to increase to 8 MW within 6 months. City of Lumberton has two circuits available with excess capacity in the amount of 24- 28 MW. An additional substation can be added to meet prospects’ needs, if necessary.
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LUMBERTON LABORThe Atlantic Logistics Park is located in Robeson County, southeast of the City of Lumberton along Highway-74 and Interstate 95. I-74 is a major highway running directly from Wilmington, NC to Charlotte, NC and beyond. I-95 is the main north-south Intestate Highway running the length of the entire East Coast. From Miami to the Canadian providence of New Brunswick. Robeson County is located almost exactly halfway between New York City, NY and Miami, FL. The most recent use of the site is agricultural. It is currently zoned M-2. This zoning is generally intended for the highest level of industrial manufacturing, light assembly of goods and warehouse distribution. The site has significant utility capacity in place to include water, sewer and natural gas.
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