Gil Management
Est. 2013

Gil Management, Inc. is a California-based company that owns

and manages commercial property.

Chowchilla Property
100 Acres

Gil Management, Inc proudly presents an exclusive opportunity for data center development on prime real estate located in Chowchilla, California. This 100 acre parcel is strategically positioned adjacent to a PG&E substation, offering unparalleled advantages for rapid interconnection and significant utility network cost reductions.

Property Overview
Key Highlights

Location

Prime land in Chowchilla, California, adjacent to PG&E substation

PG&E

Natural Gas Pipe line: 12 in main line

Target Development

Data centers and commercial infrastructure

Key Benefits

Accelerated utility interconnection, reduced upgrade costs

The existing PG&E Chowchilla Substation can provide:

115kV Transmission Voltage
Three 115kV transmission lines currently connected:
- Chowchilla–Legrand 115kV line- Main power flow heads north
- Chowchilla–Kerkhoff 115kV line - Hydro generation line, possibly contributes up to 155 MW through the substation
- Chowchilla–CertainTeed Tap 115kV line - Dedicated large-load line
Two 115/12kV transformer banks - support approximately 59 MW of local distribution load
Large PG&E hydro generation runs through the substation

Planned expansion for a new data center:

Addition of a new 115kV breaker with dedicated tie line to serve the load

100 Acres of Vacant Land

Chowchilla Business Incentives

Retail and Commercial Incentives
Impact fee deferrals for Downtown construction projects
Development impact fees deferred until a certificate of occupancy is issued
Infill Program: Waiver of all development impact fees when building within the infill area
Rail-served lot located in Chowchilla, west of the Union Pacific Railroad tracks
Expedited permit review and water development impact fees for commercial development
No sewer connection fees for up to three years when occupying or expanding into a vacant building

Industrial Incentives

Development impact fees deferred until a certificate of occupancy is issued
Permanent local job creation that meets the criteria of the program
Deferral of impact fees for new construction for a period of up to ten years. There are two methods for achieving this:
- The City may finance the impact fees
- The developer may receive a rebate of the property taxes collected from any business toward the development impact fees
Property taxes collected from any business toward the development impact fees
Impact fees waived for development in specific zones

California Incentives

The New Employment Credit (NEC) is available for each taxable year beginning on or after January 1, 2014, and before January l, 2021, to a qualified taxpayer that hires a qualified full-time employee on or after January 1, 2014, and pays or incurs qualified wages attributable to work performed by the qualified full-time employee in a designated census tract or economic development area, and that receives a tentative credit reservation for that qualified full-time employee.

New Employment Hiring Tax Credit (NEC)

The California Competes Tax Credit is an income tax credit available to businesses that want to come to California or stay and grow in California. Unlike the Enterprise Zone Program, this program is statewide. Thus, there are no geographic restrictions. Tax credit agreements will be negotiated by GO-Biz and approved by the California Competes Tax Credit committee.

California Competes Tax Credit

Chowchilla is located in PG&E's Enhanced Rate Area, which qualifies for a 30% reduction on electric rates for five years.

PG&E Economic Development Rate

California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank
Rural Economic Development Infrastructure Program (REDIP) (Grants & Loans)
Valley Small Business Development Corporation (VSBDC) (State Loan Guarantee Program and a wide variety of other loan programs)
Taxable Industrial Revenue Development Bonds (as allowed by State and Federal law)