Re: New Car-Free development website

Brian Smith <sfbriansmith-/[email protected]> Tue, 7 Mar 2006 15:23:22 -0800 (PST)
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--- Brian Stanke <brian_stanke-/[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all I tried sent to to the email form on the
> website but it didn't
> work so I am posting it here:
> 
> I wanted to let you know about my organization's new
> website promoting
> a car free development proposed in the San Francisco
> Bay Area in
> California. Our web address and a recent press
> release are below. We
> would greatly appreciate your help in getting the
> word out by adding
> our site to your website's links section. Also we
> are currently
> looking for potential residents and investors to
> build Quarry Village.
> If you would like to join our efforts we would be
> grateful for any
> help you could offer.
> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> Brian Stankievich
> brian-cTxQVNTXLIIuePe+dAxFWdi2O/[email protected]
> 
> Quarry Village
> www.quarryvillage.org
> 
> The Hayward Area Planning Association announces the
> launch of its
> Quarry Village website. Quarry Village is a
> proposed, retail and
> housing development with three story buildings in
> Hayward. Quarry
> Village supports living without a car and severely
> limits the role of
> cars within the Village. 
> 
> We have sale and rent prices shown, but they are
> tentative. We have
> most of the financial analysis finished, but will
> continue to refined
> the numbers. The current financial spreadsheet is on
> the website under
> "Neighbors and Investors." We will target ten market
> segments (see
> "Supporting Different Lifestyles"). HAPA hopes to
> show that there is a
> large enough market for "car-free" living that
> developers could make a
> profit building the Quarry Village. If there is
> enough evidence of a
> market for Quarry Village, we will seek investors.
> 
> We will also seek support from the City of Hayward
> and the
> Metropolitan Transportation Commission for funds to
> do a Specific Plan
> for the Mission Blvd. corridor from Cal State
> University, Hayward, to
> downtown
> Hayward.
> 
> Please send comments to Brian Stankievich at
> brian-cTxQVNTXLIIuePe+dAxFWdi2O/[email protected]
> 
> Sherman Lewis, Chair
> Brian Stankievich, Project Director 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 



 
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