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							WOODLAND RESORT 
							This concept is somewhat of a hybrid between conventional and non-conventional development patterns. It is conventional in that there is a separation of uses (as opposed to mixed-use) and is fairly low-density. However, it preserves a large portion of the park as open space interspersed with satellite cabin villages. These cabin clusters are a part of a resort which also includes a lodge with en suite accommodations as well as a campground. The resort thus provides a range of lodging choices from luxury rooms to tent sites, making it appealing to all types of visitors. Visitors and residents of Pinetop-Lakeside have access to and are encouraged to use the open space by an enhanced trail network that includes a trail hub. This important node links up to the proposed  
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