Black Oak Investors
Aggregate Mining Development – Franklin County, VA
Discover the Potential in Aggregate Mining Production
Located in Franklin County, Virginia, Black Oak Investors represents 276 acres of undeveloped land, including over 45 acres of exploitable granite reserves. The primary purpose of Black Oak centers on developing the property into a crushed stone mining and processing operation. The principal demand for crushed stone is from road and highway construction, a sector expected to grow consistently until 2028.
This expansion is further supported by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA), which has authorized the most significant federal funding for highways and roads in over six decades and includes a five-year recommitment to the Federal-Aid Highway Program. As a result, the coming decade is poised for a notable increase in the demand for crushed stone.
Project Details:
- Undeveloped land in Franklin County, Virginia.
- Spanning 276 acres, including over 45 acres of exploitable granite reserves.
- Positioned for growth in the crushed stone sector, pivotal for road and highway construction.
- Benefiting from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) funding, offering a significant boost to infrastructure-related demands over the next decade.