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Article: Work center on drawing board ; Developmentally disabled clients in south Montgomery County to get site.

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DAYTON -- A work and habilitation facility for people with developmental disabilities is planned for southern Montgomery County, according to Mark Gerhardstein, superintendent of the county board of developmental disabilities services.

On Tuesday, Oct. 13, county commissioners authorized negotiations with the owner of the ESKCO Inc. building at 700 Liberty Lane, West Carrollton.

The company, which makes branded loose-leaf products such as binders, is planning to move to a smaller facility in an undetermined community in the county, said Michael Poston, marketing manager.

ESKCO employs 20 to 25 people.

Gerhardstein said it is possible negotiations will not result in the purchase of that ...

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