The Plymouth City Council members considered two resolutions Monday night that would declare certain real estate to be within an Economic Revitalization Area.
Culver Tool and Engineering, Inc. Vice President Mark Morris explained that the company needs to expand its ever growing business that manufactures spinal implants and other bone implants in the medical field.
A $2.65 million expansion is planned with more employees to be added to its growing number of workers.
Indiana Wheel Company President David Saylor explained that he is starting a business in Plymouth that manufactures steel wheels. The company is expanding from its parent company Jingu in China.
This will be a $23 million capital investment with several machines to assist with the steel assembly process with 117 jobs to be added by 2020.
Both resolutions were approved with a unanimous vote.
