The three-building park was once home to Digital Equipment Corp. but the computer company left in the 1990s. While the park has had tenants occupy its space over the past few years, it is currently vacant. The town representative says that the tax break requires approval by Town Meeting and then the state must gives its own stamp of approval.

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