Peter Kennedy, Billerica's town planner, tells GlobeSt.com that GE needs town approval before it can move ahead with its plans. He says that the company has filed its request with the town's planning board which will vote on the proposal shortly. "They should be pretty much there in a few weeks," notes Kennedy.
The facility can accommodate lite manufacturing such as research and development and assembly work. The expansion will enable the company to consolidate its three greater Boston area plants into this location. The facility will reportedly be used to assemble components for measuring devices.
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