ABSTRACT: A Villas de Carmelo postcard entitled “Learn the Truth about Villas de Carmelo!” encourages support of Villas de Carmelo by attending the Monterey County Planning Commission Hearing on 29 June 2011 @ 9:00 A.M. The postcard visual appears above and the text is reproduced below.
Learn the Truth about Villas de Carmelo!
Villas de Carmelo is a proposed community development project planned for approximately 3.68 acres of unincorporated Monterey County. The property is home to the former Carmel Convalescent Hospital, which will be reconstructed to preserve the historic elements of the building.
Below are some significant benefits to the surrounding community and the proposed development:
- Density analysis shows Villas de Carmelo lot coverage density to be 32.4% which is less than the surrounding neighborhood of 32.7%.
- Villas de Carmel will use significantly less water than when the site was a functioning hospital.
- Traffic analysis shows that Villas de Carmelo’s impact will be less than when the site was a functioning hospital.
- Villas de Carmelo will have a beneficial impact on nearby residential property values.
- Villas de Carmelo will be built with the Environmental Protection Agency Smart Growth Principals to enhance the local community and conserve resources.
For the true facts and an informative video, please visit:
http://www.villasdecarmelo.com/
Note: Video Duration 5:50
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