Clay, NY • Central NY
Micron Semiconductor Manufacturing Campus
White Pine Commerce Park, Route 31 & Caughdenoy Road, Clay, NY 13041
What is it? · Identity & scale
- Project type
- Industrial
- Review stage
- Under Review
- Residential units
- 0
- Total sq ft
- 2,400,000
- Commercial sq ft
- 2,400,000
- Stories
- 4
- Acreage
- 1,377 ac
Who & what? · Context & documents
- Developer / applicant entity
- Micron Technology, Inc.
- Estimated investment / project cost
- $100.0B
- Reviewing board
- Planning Board / Town Board / OCIDA
Site notes
Largest private investment in NY history. Multi-decade 1,377-acre DRAM semiconductor complex at White Pine Commerce Park featuring four 600,000 SF cleanrooms (~2.4M SF cleanroom total), on-site water recycling, 345kV substation, and rail spur. Generates ~9,000 direct and ~40,000 indirect jobs. Type I Action with DEIS review. $30M municipal host community agreement with Town of Clay.
Plans & Documents
Source
Town of Clay Planning Board / OCIDA· Oct 1, 2026
Public record & decisions
Applicant Claims
Historic job creation (~9,000 direct, ~40,000 supply chain); $100B catalytic economic investment; $30M host community agreement funding local parks, public safety, and road upgrades; regional infrastructure modernization.
Staff / Agency Concerns
1,300+ acre land disturbance; major traffic increases along Route 31 and I-81; immense electric and municipal water utility load; rapid suburban sprawl pressure on regional services.
Public Testimony
Overwhelming regional economic excitement balanced with active public hearing debate regarding local union labor commitments, environmental safeguards, and property tax abatement terms.
Earlier record notes · source attribution pending
Older entries may combine applicant, agency, board and public comments. They are not classified as verified testimony.
Historic job creation (~9,000 direct, ~40,000 supply chain); $100B catalytic economic investment; $30M host community agreement funding local parks, public safety, and road upgrades; regional infrastructure modernization.
1,300+ acre land disturbance; major traffic increases along Route 31 and I-81; immense electric and municipal water utility load; rapid suburban sprawl pressure on regional services.