Green Lake, as in Chisago City.
Yes, I agree with you fully on the Spicer thing. Beautiful place.
At the beginning of this year, I sat down with our architects, lenders, and builders - and we decided that our projects from here on out would be 1) architecturally interesting (no more sprawling neighborhoods of identical houses) 2) affordable 3) LEED certified (environmentally friendly - sustainable).
After we made that decision, cities and townships began wanting us to start building on their lakes. I suppose they figure that the lakeshores are going to get built anyway, might as well have someone like us do it. Therefore, I get calls every week with folks offering land.
Tis a good life -
Robert
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