Buildings to be Demolished to Make Way for CNB Bank Expansion

CLEARFIELD – Scaffolding is set up in front of several former businesses on Market Street. The buildings were purchased by CNB Bank and will be demolished to make way for an expansion project.

According to previous GANT News articles, the first phase of the project starts with the demolition of the buildings, which is expected to be complete within the next few weeks. Plans are well under way for a 17,000-square foot building expansion.

The new construction will begin in the late spring of 2020, with anticipated completion of the project in the second quarter of 2021. Expansion plans are also designed to maintain the historical downtown façade to match Clearfield’s existing architecture.

Two businesses previously located in the buildings have relocated. The Chamber of Commerce has moved to 218 S. Second St., and Lefort’s Sweet Shoppe to 22 N. Third St.; the location also previously housed Happy Events Photography.

Five years ago, the bank completed a $6 million expansion that provided workspace for a total of 180 employees. Since then, the bank has added over 50 new positions and has plans to continue to add to the local workforce.