At the very first Mahogany Ridge hearing on August 12th, the first item on the agenda will be to allow the public to give general comments on this development.
continue readingVARD's July 2008 Newsletter highlights the recently published Developer's Handbook for Smart Growth
continue readingVARD respectfully requests that Mahogany Ridge PUD be removed from the July 8th hearing schedule due to inconsistencies in the file which deny the public a meaningful opportunity to provide commentary as due process requires.
continue readingOur chief concern with this development is the high density of housing units in such a steep and rural area of the county and the location of the housing units in the high priority habitat as identified by their environmental consultants.
continue readingWhen you are reviewing a large remote development that spans two counties, it is impossible to plan for all possible variables that may unfold in the future
continue readingTable Rock is a 40 unit traditional subdivision on 120.43 acres abutting the national forest located on 200E and 400S.
continue readingOur support is based in part on the proven track record of TNDs to weather the ups and downs in the market better than other kinds of development because of its mixed use and mixed price point nature.
continue readingJeff Klausmann from Intermountain Aquatics presented an explanation of the science behind the wildlife overlay mapping included in the revised PUD ordinance.
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