A TBNC Case Study
prototypical
Large Scale Project Entitlement & Site Development
Program
Including, but
not limited to the site acquisition in fee, master site planning, specific site
engineering, agency and governmental approvals and project entitlement,
corporate marketing, investor opportunities and relationships, financial and
fiscal program management and on-going commercial operations.
A TBNC Case Study
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A
Case Study In Abstract : Special 212 Acre Seniors
& Families Oriented Recreational Parklands Community
Ideally
Located Between The Pechanga & Pala Indian Nations
Neighboring The San Diego County Mount Olympus Regional Preserve
Purchase
of, or Participation in the Realty and the On-Site & Off-Site Business
Opportunities
Marketplace Expectations
[*Includes
Appropriate Realtor Commissions]
P
r e l i m i n a r y M a r k e t S t u d y
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Milda's
Victorian Manse
A Community House, A Banquet
Facility & A Weddingplace
Approximately 9.08 Acres of Developed Area
Reserved /
Committed
The
Motorcoach Resort at Milda Town on The Hill
Approximately 80 Senior’s Oriented Motorcoach Resort Guest Sites
Approximately 8.46 Acres Net Development Area
Approximate Pro Rata Share of Open Space Commitment 18.22 Acres
Please
Inquire $$
The
Resort Village at Milda Town on The Hill [Unit # One]
Approximately 92 Senior’s
Oriented Recreational Resort Home Sites
Approximately 12.72 Acres Net Development Area
Approximate Pro Rata Share of Open Space Commitment 46.36 Acres
Please Inquire
$$
The
Resort Village at Milda Town on The Hill [Unit # Two]
Approximately 38 Senior’s
Oriented Recreational Resort Home Sites
Approximately 5.72 Acres Net Development Area
Approximate Pro Rata Share of Open Space Commitment 19.84 Acres
Please
Inquire $$
The
Resort Village at Milda Town at Pala Creek [Unit # Three]
Approximately 92 Senior’s
Oriented Recreational Resort Home Sites
Approximately 12.86 Acres Net Development Area
Approximate Pro Rata Share of Open Space Commitment 46.90 Acres
Please
Inquire $$
The RV
Resort at Pala Creek
Approximately 52 Families Oriented
RV Resort Guest Sites
Approximate Net Development Area 5.68 Acres
Approximate Pro Rata Share of Open Space Commitment 6.06 Acres
Please Inquire $$
The
Family RV Campground at Pala Creek
Approximately 84 Families
Oriented RV Campground Guest Sites
Approximate Net Development Area 10.78 Acres
Approximate Pro Rata Share of Open Space Commitment 8.46 Acres
Please Inquire
$$
The New Milda
Town Village Mercantile Since
1999
A Store & A Retail
Business Place
Approximately 1.00 Acre Net Development Area
Reserved
/ Committed
Grubstake
Pete's Primitive Campground & Mining Experience Approximately 24.25 acres of creek
meadow with oak and sycamore canopy, dedicated to family and group
"tent" sites. Highlights include
A Families and Groups
Oriented "Primitive" Campland
In concert with the County of San Diego Parks & Recreation Department, this site may serve as a staging area for a mountainous hiking and trailway network with a series of overlook and interpretive resting stations.
A
continuing mission of the proposers of Milda
Town at Pala Creek & The New Milda Town on The Hill
is the synergistic utilization, and active participation in this
"park-within-a-park" community, to the benefit and joy of the
public in general.
Please
Inquire $$
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Business Opportunities Available
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A TBNC Case Study
prototypical
Large Scale Project Entitlement & Site Development
Program
Including, but
not limited to the site acquisition in fee, master site planning, specific site
engineering, agency and governmental approvals and project entitlement,
corporate marketing, investor opportunities and relationships, financial and
fiscal program management and on-going commercial operations.
A TBNC Case Study
08.01.07