Tax Break Approved for New York Surgeons Hoping to Build Lockport Surgery Center

Two surgeons who hope to build an ambulatory surgery center in Lockport, N.Y., have received approval of a 10-year tax break, according to a report from The Buffalo News.

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The approval of a 10-year payment-in-lieu-of-taxes was granted by the board of the Niagara County Industrial Development Agency to surgeons of Lockport-based Great Lakes Surgical Associates, who want to renovate a vacant medical building for a four-unit surgery center.

 

If developed, the facility would be the first ASC in eastern Niagara County.

 

The ASC project still requires a certificate of need, the approval of which would likely require a letter of support from Eastern Niagara Hospital, the nearest hospital to the proposed project, according to earlier reports.

 

Read the report from The Buffalo News about the proposed Lockport surgery center.

 

Read about other new surgery centers:

 

New Surgery Center Proposed by Massachusetts’ Winchester Hospital Receives Preliminary State Approval

 

New Surgery Center Approved for Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Ohio

 

New Texas Surgery Center Opens in Baytown

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