A measure designed to help a cheese distributor is the first one passed by the Wisconsin state Legislature.
The state Assembly voted unanimously Wednesday to pass the bill making it possible for tax incentives to be extended to help finance construction of a $30 million cheese packaging and distribution plant in the village of Oostburg near Sheboygan.
Plymouth-based Masters Gallery Foods is looking to construct the new facility. The bill would allow Oostburg to create a new tax incremental district to help subsidize construction of the 150,000-square-foot facility.
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It is expected to create 120 jobs over three years.
The state Senate passed the measure in January. It now heads to Gov. Scott Walker for his consideration.
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