And after a series of public hearings, PMK has developed twodistinctly different site plans. The first would entail businesspark with 13 buildings and more than 720,000 sf of light industrialspace. The target would be a mix of industrial, R&D and flexspace uses. The projected cost would be about $100 million,according to PMK project manager Lisa Sauer.

The second plan, which would cost an estimated $20 million,would include an 18-hole golf course and driving range, and a25,000-sf clubhouse complex. Common to both site plans would be amarina complex on the Delaware River, walking paths, a station forthe proposed Trenton-Camden light rail line, and an historicalmuseum.

The museum is tied to the site's historical significant--JohnRoebling opened his original steel mill here back in 1904. Amongother accomplishments, the mill turned out the steel cabling for anumber of major suspension bridges, including the Brooklyn Bridgeand others. Colorado Fuel and Iron bought the mill in themid-1950s, and shut it down two decades later. The plan is tolocate the museum in the mill's former main gatehouse.