City Council Approves $1.54 Billion Mixed-Use Resort Near Brian Magee's Golf Course
What happened
The city council granted zoning approval for a phase-one draft subdivision plan for the Black Bear Ridge Golf Course project. The plan, part of a proposed $1.54 billion mixed-use resort, hotel, and residential complex, includes 552 residential dwelling units and complementary commercial uses. This approval follows a Minister’s Zoning Order issued in October 2022 that established land use regulations for the golf resort community.
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Why it matters
The approval facilitates a large-scale, multi-stage project that will transform the golf course asset into a mixed-use community. The project scope includes up to 3,049 residential units and resort accommodations, signaling major investment in the area's real estate and hospitality sectors.
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Who's involved
- city councilLegislative body that granted zoning approval for the project
- Brian MageeAssociated with the golf course asset undergoing the transformation
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