Huntsville Development News (Madison: 2009, hotels, new home)

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Elizabeth_G

Perhaps 20 of us....

This sounds fun; I love the idea.

After a few years there would be all these little kids walking around to the men asking

"Are you my daddy?",
"What about you, are you my daddy?"

I wonder if our vehicle can be parked in accordance with the local CC&Rs.

[wakeful dreamer]

Originally Posted by friday13

there's still the $12M one atop Monte Sano available with a fab $2.5M reduction in price...

Aw man, that one is still available? Too bad we already found one we liked so well. Maybe if the deal falls through...

Although I'm sure my husband would just look at it and say there's not enough garage space.

[HB2HSV]

Originally Posted by Elizabeth_G

Perhaps 20 of us could combine incomes and form a commune

A COMMUNE !!!

That would make us, what? A COMMUNE-IST?

I was too young for the "where have all the flowers gone" era... but I was heavily influenced by it

[A&M Bulldawg]

Legacy Cove-Huntsville
New homes near Redstone Arsenal, Research Park | Huntsville and Madison, AL
http://www.jeffbentonhomes.com/pdf/plat_legacy.pdf
100-150 units

Crosscreek-Madison
JBH--Building new homes in Huntsville/Madison county area, Huntsville, AL
JBH--Building new homes in Huntsville/Madison county area, Huntsville, AL
100+ units

Grove Park-Madison
Townhome Site Plan - Home Builder, Madison, AL
74 units

McCullen Cove-Huntsville
McMullen Cove - Hampton Cove - Enfinger Steele Development
1,000+ units

Midtowne on the Park-Huntsville
Huntsville Real Estate :: Home Builder in Huntsville, AL :: MidTowne On The Park
500+ units


Huntsville Real Estate :: Home Builder in Huntsville, AL :: MidTowne On The Park

[A&M Bulldawg]

River Landing-Huntsville
The Master Plan of River Landing
1,261 units

[Southlander]

Originally Posted by KE111691

River Landing-Huntsville
The Master Plan of River Landing
1,261 units

I see "River Landing" is 3 miles from the nearest boat launch. Hmmmm.

[james_hsv]

Originally Posted by KE111691

Legacy Cove-Huntsville
100-150 units

Crosscreek-Madison
100+ units

Grove Park-Madison
74 units

McCullen Cove-Huntsville
1,000+ units

Midtowne on the Park-Huntsville
500+ units

River Landing-Huntsville
1,261 units

This isn't "development." This is sprawl... there's nothing significant about any of these subdivisions. 500 cookie-cutter homes in Madison? Whoop-de-do! Nobody cares. And if anybody [else] does, then I really don't to live in this city anymore. Have fun with the crippling traffic problems and overcrowded schools that all this "development" will bring.

[A&M Bulldawg]

Heeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyy, dont' be like that! Some of these subdivisions are already a few years old. This is just some good information for people who want to move to Huntsville by searching for subdivisions that will fit them.

[A&M Bulldawg]

Gillespie Road Extension

Still no firm date on when the Gillespie Road extension will open; the December rains delayed work, and the contractor has received an extension for completion until June. The Gillespie piece is a state of Alabama project, so the city of Madison has no control over it.
The city of Madison will be completing the Emerson Road tie-in, and we expect this to be done shortly after Gillespie opens. We have the engineering drawing of this road, and the plan calls for 2-120 foot landscape islands in the middle and a sidewalk extension (all the way to Gillespie) on the west side. We will be excited to finally get this new entrance underway.

Major Road Projects Announced

Gov. Riley announced, from Madison City Hall, on Friday, Feb. 6th two major road projects that will surely make an impact on our lives! The first was approval for a full interchange at County Line and I-565 (which is anticipated to be completed by 2011) and the second was approval of the project to widen Old Madison Pike to 4 lanes into Research Park. These projects could not have been possible without the full cooperation of the new administrations of the cities of Madison and Huntsville, as well as the Madison County Commission.

Re-zoning Vote Passes

You may have noticed in the newspaper that the re-zoning on the southwest corner of Brown’s Ferry and County Line Roads passed the City Council at its last meeting.
Approximately half of the 22 acres was rezoned from commercial to multi-family dwellings, and the developer plans an “upscale townhouse” type development, with about 60% of the units having garages.
The remainder of the acreage (11 acres, which fronts both Browns Ferry Road and County Line) is still zoned commercial, and a drug chain and restaurants have shown an interest in locating here. This development will be called “Madison Crossing”. When completed and combined with the multi-use development across the street (Madison Lakes, on the southeast corner; the “Bradford” property), this should enhance our property values in the Walden and near-by sub-divisions in providing within walking distance shops and restaurants.

Great news for Madison

[A&M Bulldawg]

Angela's Ridge-New Hope
Angela's Ridge, New Hope Alabama

Heritage Plantation-Madison
Heritage Plantation - Creating Communities in Madison Alabama