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Still, the fact that Rutherford County is competing with a handful of other counties in Middle and East Tennessee as well as other states forced IDB members to take what they called an "aggressive" stance, especially considering the Chamber of Commerce was operating under a "non-disclosure" agreement.
"It's an unusual deal, and from where we are if we want to be in consideration for this project, that's what we had to do," said Paul Latture, president of the Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce.
The board approved two packages for the American-based warehousing and distribution company, which Latture called easily recognizable and fast-growing. The company is expected to pick a site in a couple of months and possibly buy land by Oct. 1.