Received email from Laveen 140, LLC. regarding hosting on Saturday, June 10th, 2023 “Field Trip” to tour Mountain Shadows golf course. The course was designed by Laveen 140’s Golf Course Architect Forrest Richardson, the same architect working on Laveen 140’s and Cottonfields Community project. See Mountain Shadows website for further review of the course online.
Laveen 140, LLC. will be providing transportation, food and beverage free of charge. Space is limited and will be offered on a first come, first served basis. Please contact Alex Hayes at hayes@wmbattorneys.com by June 6, 2023 if you would like to attend the field trip. Laveen 140, LLC. Intends to offer additional visits to Mountain Shadows if responses exceed capacity for this initial trip.
Laveen 140, LLC. Is hosting smaller working group meetings to discuss concepts for the residential component of the redevelopment which will be necessary to support the cost of constructing and operating the “NEW” golf course. Laveen 140 is tentatively planning for initial working group meetings on either Monday, June 26th or Tuesday, June 27th. If you are interested in participating in these residential stakeholder meetings, please contact Alex Hayes at hayes@wmbattorneys.com.
Laveen 140 concluded the email by stating, quote, “We look forward to continued collaboration and creating something special together,” end quote. For those of you who did not attend the May 23rd meeting. Laveen 140 will be posting the May 23rd, 2023 Cottonfields Community Homeowners meeting on their website: www.Laveen140.com
The new Cottonfields Community Golf Course design is inspired by another redeveloped golf course in Paradise Valley called Mountain Shadows, which was selected by Golf Inc. as 2017 Renovation of the Year in the Public Course Category. The course was designed by Laveen 140’s golf course architect Forrest Richardson. Forrest is the architect who will be designing the Cottonfields Community new golf course.
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