Big South Silverhill Development Starts

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Fairhope, Alabama 

 

 

CR 48 site.

Elizabeth Gardens plan.

S. BOHEMIAN HALL ROAD

Construction has begun on the site for the 260-lot 'Elizabeth Gardens' development on CR 48 just east of Bohemian Hall Road; D. R. Horton is the developer.

Phase one will be 93 lots, two 86, and three 81.

Turning lanes will be installed on CR 48 into the project.

Water will be provided by Town of Silverhill (changed from city of Fairhope previously); electricity by BEMC; and sewer by Baldwin Sewer Service.

Fire protection by Silverhill Volunteer Fire Department.

A new 10" water main is to be installed by the developer along CR 48 and Bohemian Hall Road. 

The Baldwin County Planning Commission approved the project in September of 2023.

 


Location: Baldwin County, AL, USA

Comments

Anonymous said…
Another Horton Horror
Friday, June 21, 2024
Anonymous said…
Oops! There goes the neighborhood! Quiet farms no more.
Friday, June 21, 2024
Anonymous said…
Wasn't Horton implicated in a class action suit for fraudulent "Gold Fortified" home ratings?
Friday, June 21, 2024
Anonymous said…
Some body needs to straighten it out and connect Cr 48 to Hwy 59.
Saturday, June 22, 2024
Land owner, that thinks enough is enough said…
Pretty soon there won’t be any farmland left to grow potatoes and corn.
Saturday, June 22, 2024
Anonymous said…
Track housing at Alabamas best. That was meant to be sarcasm . These developers have no originality and the subdivisions look simple cookie-cutter and ugly. Shame on the county for approving this eyesore. You would never see this in the Midwest. May as well allow mobile homes, it’s just about the same.
Pack as many tiny crappy homes as you can in a small space.
Sunday, June 23, 2024
Anonymous said…
No big news here. The various chambers of commerce and realtor organizations want more growth. In fact the more the better. Good for business. More houses to sell.
Sunday, June 23, 2024
Anonymous said…
We will not need to save any farmland for growing food because we will be shrinking the aquifer and eventually will not have enough water to grow food. Look at all the sprinkler systems that are being installed in these housing developments. We may live in an area that has always received a lot of rain but what if that changes? You can dig 14 more wells but if you use up the water then what? 7 states in the mid section of the US are seeing low aquifers.
Tuesday, June 25, 2024
Anonymous said…
….And Silverhill wants to be able to buy water from Fairhope?
Tuesday, June 25, 2024
Anonymous said…
Silver hill bettter start drilling more wells
Wednesday, June 26, 2024
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