Tract 7261
Smith–Zellner.
A substantial land offering with a rail connection identified in the published property report. Explore the 973-acre Smith–Zellner profile, its location map and supporting flyer.
A larger canvas.
Questions worth exploring.
Scale and reported rail service make this a property to examine in detail. The published report lists agricultural zoning, so a project conversation should address land use, rail requirements and the infrastructure extensions your operation would need.
- Published acreage
- 973 acres
- Largest listed tract
- 973 acres
- Published zoning
- Agricultural
- Rail service
- Listed as rail served; confirm operational access and capacity
- GRAD status
- Not listed as a GRAD-certified site
Facts reflect the linked property materials. Confirm current acreage, availability, zoning and development requirements with the Authority.
Know what is
on site—and nearby.
- WaterReported not on site
- SewerReported not on site
- Natural gasReported on site · 8-inch main
- ElectricitySouthern Rivers Energy in the report
The report also names 6-inch water and 8-inch sewer mains while marking both services off site. Confirm their location, extension needs and available capacity.
Pricing & availability
Ask the Authority for current terms and the space or land available.
Connected to a wider region.
Approximate distances from the linked property materials.
See the setting.
Keep the details close.
Use the published maps and documents to get familiar with the property. Open plans at full size and bring your questions to our local team.
Explore the property outline.
The aerial at the top of this page opens at full size. Review it alongside the source documents below.
Property report
Land, rail and utility details with historical area data.
Property flyer
Additional views and information for your initial review.
Original documents may reflect earlier conditions, contacts or incentive programs. Request current availability, terms and project requirements from the Authority.
Bring your project.
Let’s talk about the fit.
Tell us your acreage, land-use, rail and utility requirements. We can help you connect the published information with the current property contacts and the details your project needs.
Your local starting point
Development Authority
of Monroe County