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THE TEJIDO GROUP
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CONVENTIONAL DEVELOPMENT CONCEPTS
The following three concepts reflect general principles of conventional development. This type of development typically relies on distinct separation of uses, and residential uses are generally low density single family housing units.
You may click on each concept image to view a more detailed description and an evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of each. In the Alternatives section you will see how individual elements of each concept may be combined with other concepts for additional possibilities; take note of which elements may be particularly suitable to Pinetop-Lakeside.
CONCEPT A - The Horseshoe
- Concentrated commercial Main Street
- Lodge-style resort village across Walnut Creek
- Main Street provides access to Wildlife Center
- Clustered residential development and pocket parks
CONCEPT B - Walnut Links
- 18 hole golf course and residential community
- Concentrated commercial core off of highway 260
- Ample residential development
- System of greenways encourages alternate transportation
CONCEPT C - Woodland Resort
- Large portion of park preserved as open space (resort amenity)
- Resort provides range of lodging choices
- Enhanced trail network and trail hub
- Small commercial core located off of highway 260
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