Fayetteville Aims to Sell Old Tyson Plant to Kum & Go
By: Lisa Mendenhall
Updated: January 9, 2013
The City of Fayetteville could soon be cashing in on some property that once housed a Tyson factory.
Starting next week, Fayetteville City Council members will try to pass a measure to sell two acres of the Tyson property on Huntsville and Happy Hollow Roads to Kum and Go for a price tag of nearly a million dollars.
The gas station is reportedly offering city officials $900,000 for the property so it can build a convenience store there.
The property once housed a Tyson Mexican Original taco and corn chip factory.
Fayetteville later built a fire station on the property, but the old Tyson structure still stands.
The city council will take up the measure on Tuesday, January 15.
Starting next week, Fayetteville City Council members will try to pass a measure to sell two acres of the Tyson property on Huntsville and Happy Hollow Roads to Kum and Go for a price tag of nearly a million dollars.
The gas station is reportedly offering city officials $900,000 for the property so it can build a convenience store there.
The property once housed a Tyson Mexican Original taco and corn chip factory.
Fayetteville later built a fire station on the property, but the old Tyson structure still stands.
The city council will take up the measure on Tuesday, January 15.
