POUGHKEEPSIE – Dutchess County is seriously considering changing the name the portion of Lime Kiln Road that it owns in the Town of East Fishkill to iPark Boulevard.
The road is adjacent to National Resources’ property it purchased from Global Foundries and is developing into iPark, a mixed commercial center.
The county legislature is considering a resolution to change the name of the county’s portion of Lime Kiln Road. The first formal vote on the name change will come on committee day this Thursday.
The Town of East Fishkill has created an economic redevelopment zone in that area, which includes the former IBM campus, which was accessed from I-84 and Route 52 by County Route 27/Lime Kiln Road.
The town board requested that the county rename its portion of Lime Kiln to iPark Boulevard.
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