Our latest draft site plan is below. This is not a final proposal. We anticipate making additional adjustments based on feedback from ongoing discussions.
Highlights of this iteration:
BUFFERS AND ACCESS
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Reduces the number of homes adjacent to the electric power line easement to just nine detached houses.
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Increases the distance between Eagle Pointe and Four Lakes homes at this location to more than 200 feet. The initial Four Lakes plan had 42 townhomes in this area, with a distance of 170 feet between homes in Eagle Pointe and Four Lakes.
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Eliminates the driving range and concerns of errant golf balls, ugly netting and lighting.
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Eliminates vehicle access – except for emergency vehicles – between the two communities while enhancing buffers and landscaping, including the planting of an orchard on either side of the emergency access road.
GOLF COURSE REFORESTATION
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Eliminates the reversible golf course planned for the front 9 holes.
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Adds an indoor virtual driving range and state-of-the-art virtual golf center, as well as a putting area.
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Protects about 100 acres, including the back 9 holes, under a conservation easement, providing restricted access to homeowners in both communities to the natural area.
ENHANCED COMMUNITY AMENITIES
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Maintains an organic farm, general store and gathering areas.
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Redesigns the existing clubhouse, cart pavilion and surrounding area.
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Adds a silo bar, pickleball courts, small amphitheater and outdoor gathering spaces.
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Converts the clubhouse for multiple uses, including a farm-to-fork restaurant and day spa.
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