Big Flats: A Case Study

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BIG FLATS (WENY) - A plan that's been in the works for nearly a decade, finally happened for the local car dealership, Williams Honda.

Williams Honda recently moved out of its temporary home in Elmira to a permanent location in Big Flats on County Route 64. The new facility allows the dealership to hold twice as many vehicles on the lot. The previous Food Bank warehouse was saved and transformed in to a service center for the dealership.

Besides re-purposing the former warehouse, the new facility has the capability to catch 12-thousand gallons of rain waiter and use that to wash cars. "We just want it to be a destination more than just a car dealership. So that's what were trying to work towards. We designed this building and took it

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