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Walter's Woods
A Community Greenspace for Forrest Hills: The Facts
The Greenspace: what is it? Where is it? Why is it a good idea for our community? What are the costs and responsibilities involved?
| What |
A Greenspace is property devoted to preserving the natural qualities of a particular location. It can be a simple as just grass and trees, or can include places to sit and resources for feeding birds.
To find out more about the history of Walter's Woods, click here. |
| Where |
| 1069 N. Carter Road |
| Why |
There are several compelling reasons to establish the Greenspace in the Forrest Hills subdivision.
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In our urban environment, undeveloped land is rare. The beauty of a natural space preserved for ourselves, our families, and future residents is a priceless treasure. It provides a sanctuary not only for people, but for birds, plants and other wildlife.
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Small neighborhood parks enhance property value. Some examples are found in Virginia-Highlands, Peachtree Park , and Avondale Estates.
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Maintaining an undeveloped lot property discourages unauthorized use or littering by folks who don't live here.
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Community ownership of this property may be valuable as a strategic buffer between Forrest Hills and commercial properties, such as the Seminary and BellSouth.
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