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Developers are eyeing International Paper mill property and Georgetown port, SC senator says

GEORGETOWN — With the closure of International Paper's Georgetown mill just weeks away, developers are already eyeing the property — and possibly other nearby industrial land.State and local leaders discussed the future of the property at a Dec. 5 workshop, as well the potential acquisition of the Georgetown port....

GEORGETOWN — With the closure of International Paper's Georgetown mill just weeks away, developers are already eyeing the property — and possibly other nearby industrial land.

State and local leaders discussed the future of the property at a Dec. 5 workshop, as well the potential acquisition of the Georgetown port.

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"For me, the worst-case scenario is to wake up five years from now and that thing still be there and not producing a job or a tax,” said state Sen. Stephen Goldfinch, R-Murrells Inlet, who along with state Rep. Lee Hewitt, R-Murrells Inlet, met with Georgetown County Council members at the workshop.

International Paper announced Oct. 31 that it would be closing its 87-year-old paper mill by the end of the year. The shutdown will eliminate nearly 700 IP jobs and affect some 200 contractors.

Goldfinch stressed the importance of either identifying the IP property as a brownfield site or converting it to something else as quickly as possible. Brownfields are former industrial, commercial or other areas with contamination concerns.

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There had been speculation that the mill would be purchased by another paper company, but IP officials have said they will not be selling to a competitor, Goldfinch said.

Three groups have already expressed interest in the property, according to Goldfinch. He wouldn't identify those parties, but he noted that one of them appears to be a serious contender for the purchase of the land.

IP spokesperson Amy Simpson said the company would not discuss potential buyers.

"We are continuing to review all options," she said.

Goldfinch said it's no surprise that developers are already coming forward. He said many people recognize Georgetown's potential.

And the buyers aren’t just interested in the IP land. They’re looking to purchase the port property and paper mill properties as a package deal, Goldfinch said.

Georgetown's port was acquired by the county in 2023. The mill land is owned by International Paper.

Jackie Broach, the county's public information officer, said Goldfinch's statement was the first she'd heard about buyers being interested in both properties.

County officials have been discussing potential uses for the port, which dates back to 1732 but last saw a cargo shipment in 2017.

County Administrator Angela Christian said officials believe the property will not be considered a Brownfield site based on soil samples and other studies of the property. That means it could be more quickly developed into something new.

"So, good news as far as we’re concerned," she said.

A group of students from Clemson University has been working with the county to determine best uses for the property moving forward, Christian said. The students will present their findings to the county on Jan. 22.

The county plans to complete a master plan for the port early next year once it receives an official letter from the S.C. Department of Environmental Services detailing what the property can be used for, Christian said.

Goldfinch said he’d liked to see mixed use development on both properties rather than more industrial sites. That would make the area more attractive to tourists, he said, but it would ultimately be more beneficial to locals.

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He emphasized that the area should take advantage of its scenic waterfront. He said there are many opportunities for economic growth in Georgetown, but they lie in highlighting the area’s scenic assets.

"I've gotten to a point where I believe that heavy industrial is not the future for downtown Georgetown," he said.

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