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from U.S. 211 by a 100-foot wide buffer of trees.
Some two-dozen or so shops with iwo-story facades will flank this “Village Main Street,” and there will be a grocery store and possibly a restaurant, bank, and library nearby. Further in will be office spaces, a commuter “park and ride” lot, and an access road from U.S. 211. Five ‘neighborhoods’
Housing will be clustered in five “neighborhoods,” connected together along a north-south “spine road” starting at U.S 21,1, and running down the middle of the development, parallel to Route 229, and exiting at Route 621, two miles away.
One neighborhood, called “Village Residential,” contains townhouses and a few dwellings on the second floor over village shops. Partly within, but mainly south of the commercial area, the neighborhood has a village green.
There will be a total of 188 units (priced $248,000$390,000), with a number of them built in each of the six years of residential construction.
A second neighborhood, called “Golf Course,” has 155 houses (priced $390,000$471,510) next to, and in the middle of, the South Wales Golf Course area, with these being built in the last three years of the build-out of homes.
A third neighborhood, called “Manor House,” has 126 houses (priced $390,000$448,500), and is located somewhat opposite South Wales, with many homes being built in the first year of the six years of build-out.
Two more southerly neighborhoods, further down the north-south spine road and with access off of Route
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