old subdivision design v new conservation subdivision design
When conservation subdivision design principles were first introduced, developers thought their properties would be devalued and sales would take longer. It turned out, however, buyers would pay more to live in a village that made preservation of natural areas a feature even if it meant smaller lots for them. Today, some of those lands would be given over to backyard homesteading and, for those who don’t wish to participate, their plots can be leased to neighbors or, for that matter, local gardeners and farmers.
Here are some conservation subdivision design principles:
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