Caring
for the community and the environment, and building homes:
Habitat conservation plans
By Mac McKinney
As builders, developers, property owners and neighbors, we care
about our community and the environment. Yet sometimes we face
situations where the homes we construct are in areas occupied
by animals, plants, fish, or insects that are listed under the
Endangered Species Act (ESA).
Because we live in the communities where we work and respect
our environment, we develop Habitat Conservation Plans to provide
safe and affordable housing, and conserve species.
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The Parks of Olmsted
caters to first-time home buyers and retirees
The Parks of Olmsted, just off of Lower Fayetteville Road in
eastern Coweta County, is a wonderful community for both first-time
home buyers and the recently retired.
The community features many amenities for families with children,
such as a pool with a mushroom play fountain, all in a park-like
setting, said Janet Bridges, an agent for David Lindsey Homes
and Realty, the community's builder. According to Bridges, there
will be an elementary school built within walking distance of
the community in just a few years. MORE
First
phase at Village sold out
Chuck Bernstein, president of Harvest Communities, announced
last week that the first phase of The Village at Gingercake,
a condominium community in Fayetteville, is completely sold out. MORE
Metro Brokers sponsors
and builds Habitat house
Metro Brokers/GMAC Real Estate is gearing up to build its second
Habitat house in College Park. The blitz build, constructing
a home in one week, will take place at Faith Cove near Godby
Road beginning Saturday, Oct. 9, with an official ribbon cutting
ceremony at the end of the week for Kim Belechor, a single mother
of two teenage boys and a girl.
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