four lane for Chat Holley Rd.

[Smiling JOe]

If they four lane Chat Holley, densities along Chat Holley will increase and some residential property will likely become commercial property. You can probably cut to the chase and go to Comm. Meadows office and ask for maps and info, but as stated, they aren't doing anything with the data/study at this time. The property where the new Publix is going in on 98, backs up to more land, and there is a great deal of land between that property and Chat Holley.

 

[Kurt]

The study was very forward thinking and the purpose seemed to be to avoid the kind of problems communities like Destin and Panama City are facing. I found it unusual and admirable that planning was already happening. When faced with the reality of "progress", the plan was jarring to those that attended the meeting and the reaction was not surprising. It's easy to see why communities end up with gridlock rather than face reality.

 

[Kurt]

A couple of pics just north of Chat Holley after Hurricane Ivan. When you hear land described as "high and dry" anywhere in SoWal, think to yourself, "really"?

http://sowal.com/photos-091404.html

 

[Smiling JOe]

Hey Kurt, that first pic is of the new 30A Scenic Corridor. I'm still wondering why the dirt road north of Nursery St is being included in the 30A Scenic Corridor. lol. (funny, but true)