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COMMUNITY MADE THE DIFFERENCE
Four decades in the making, Monterey County gave final approval to the Corral Village last night by a vote of 3-2. Supervisor Salinas summed it up: "It's been years and years of listening to the community...this is the kind of village project I believe many communities would want."
Design of the Corral Village was modified over the last year to respond to staff, community and county concerns. The final approved project includes:
* 10 low-rise buildings
* 100+ foot setbacks from frontage roads
* 30-32 foot wide planted berms along 68
* 20-28 foot planted berms along CDT
* A rainwater harvesting/recharge system
Village supporter and Toro Park resident Mary Lynn Pinto perhaps said it best last night: "our community needs a place to come together and we're excited about having the village."
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THANK YOU!
Somehow, "thank you" can't express the depth of my family's appreciation to you, our supporters. This is YOUR project. We couldn't have done it without you.
I was three years old when my folks bought this property. We've been at work to create a village project for over 40 years. It was my mother Nancy who had the vision of how this site could become a neighborhood village. And, with your input and bolstering, we can now make that vision a reality.
My family is humbled by your trust in us. Our door is always open. Together, we'll make this happen.
THANK YOU!
Eric Phelps and the entire Phelps Family
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