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Solitron Microwave Superfund Site
Technical Appendix
Positive Impacts: Employment Information for On-site Jobs
The Dun & Bradstreet (D&B) database provided information on the number of employees and sales volume for on-site businesses. D&B provides information on
businesses and corporations. It maintains a database of over 179 million companies globally and over 53 million professional contact names using a variety of sources,
including public records, trade references, telecommunication providers, newspapers and publications, and telephone interviews. The Data Universal Numbering System
(DUNS) number is a unique nine-digit identification number assigned by D&B to each business and its location within the D&B database for identifying each business.
Positive Impacts: Wage and Income Information for On-site Jobs
A telephone interview with Stuart Web Inc. president Tom Hawkens on May 3, 2012, provided wage and income information.
Table 1: Solitron Microwave Site Businesses: NAICS Code and Title, Employees, Average Weekly Wage, Annual Wages and Total Annual Wage per Employee	
On-site Business
NAICS Code3
NAICS Title
Employees'3
Average
Weekly Wage
(2010)c
Annual Wage
(Mean Annual)
per Employeec
Total Annual
Wagesd
Stuart Web Inc.
323111
Commercial Printing (except Screen
and Books)
50
$769
$40,000
$2,000,000
a NAICS code provided in D&B database.
b Employee data is from a telephone interview on May 3, 2012.
c Average wages are based on data from a telephone interview on May 3, 2012.
d Total annual wage figures were provided in a telephone interview on May 3, 2012.
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Positive Impacts: Local Tax Revenue Generated from Property Taxes
Property records accessible through Martin County's Property Appraiser's real property database (http://www.mcpropertyappraiser.com) provided data
on the most recently assessed values, sale prices and taxes for the property parcels at Port Salerno Industrial Park in April 2012.
Port Salerno Industrial Park, LLC purchased the site property in 2003 for $800,000. A 2003 valuation of the 20.19-acre site property (Parcel ID No. 5-38-41-
000-000-00040-3) totaled $265,330. This was prior to the property's split into eight separate parcels for industrial park lots in 2006.
Table 2. Property Values, Annual Tax Amounts and Sale Prices (2011)
Parcel ID No.
Lot No.
Acreage
Land Value
(2011) ($)
Improvement
Value (2011) ($)
Total Assessed Value
(2011) ($)
Annual Tax
Amount (2011) ($)
Sale Price ($)
(Year)
25-38-41-015-000-00010-0
1
1.11
184,660
-
184,660
3,913.81
-
25-38-41-015-000-00020-0
2
1.50
252,060
-
252,060
3,913.81
359,000
(2011)
25-38-41-015-000-00002-0
Water
Management Area
1.20
-
-
0
-
-
25-38-41-015-000-00030-0
3
5.53
796,310
2,405,220
3,201,530
49,711.21
1,900,000
(2006)
25-38-41-015-000-00040-0
4
3.19
455,730
-
455,730
7,076.28
-
25-38-41-015-000-00050-0
5
1.20
202,810
-
202,810
3,247.52
313,000
(2008)
25-38-41-015-000-00060-0
6
1.29
232,290
-
232,290
3,606.84
-
25-38-41-015-000-00070-0
7
1.27
220,550
-
220,550
3,424.58
-
Total
-
16.28
2,344,410
-
4,749,630
74,894.05
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