American Woody Villages

Low cost RV Village Parks and Subdivisions are needed now more than ever!

* For Climate Refugees in low coastal areas. * For Economic Refugees.

* and for those seeking a very affordable lifestyle.

Local, State and Federal Government together with USACE should join the effort in

giving Americans the economic breathing space with more spendable dollars.

This was clearly illustrated during Hurricane Katrina when some victims stayed at the

lavish New York Waldorf Astoria while other flood victims were able

to stay for free at the Texas State Parks Campgrounds.

Habitat RAM Villages have:

* Recreational Vehicle sites

* Subdivisions for RV, MH, Park Trailer and

Modular Home sites.

* Buildings allocated for Youth, Adult and Family

Hostels; some with private partitions.

* An European Themed Village Center with

a diversity of shops and stores.

* Maximizes self-contained and self-sufficient economics and use Habitat Sweat Equity.

Top Reasons to support USACE Emergncy Villages.

With over 30 million people economically wiped out by the Corona Virus

and loosing their jobs, homes, apartments and livelihoods the US needs

a Roosevelt style Emergency Plan to reduce the oncoming impact of

another Great Depression. In addition with rising sea levels destroying

homes plus the already homeless the need is urgent.

* This is America’s Best Opportunity to fulfilling the noble intent

of lifting people out of poverty by providing jobs and an extremely affordable

lifestyle with RVs and Modular Homes manufactured locally within the Village

area.

* This program creates reasonably self-sufficient Villages within existing USACE

campgrounds such as: Lake Seminole, Lake Allatoona, Wright Patman Lake in

Texas and other southern locations.

* These are primarily RV-Mobile Home and 12 ft wide modular homes using

low cost back to back power pedestals where both RVs, Park Trailers and

small modular homes can PLUG In.

A synergistic balance of Jobs and Housing is necessary.

A land use balance of Residential, Common Green Associations with

Convenience Centers, Retail, Commercial and Industrial is mandatory.

All possible jobs must be local for the employment of the residents. But

excessive costly and unnecessary projects limited.

An example of this is costly concrete mobile home and RV sites

where rustic sites will do. See picture to the left of Mystic Forest RV Park.

Regarding a synergistic balance many large residential developments

have no village center for shopping such as Salton City California or

Orange Blossom Gardens mobile home park during the 60s in Florida.

It took about 20 years for the owners to create a Themed Village

Center called " Spanish Springs" bringing shopping, markets, car

shows, theater, restaurants, and nightly outdoor concerts for their

adult residents.

Spanish Springs and The Villages became so successful that they

built 2 more Themed Villages called Lake Sumter Landing and

Brownwood a country western village.

As one lady observed " Whats not to like, Its a Disneyland for Adults"

Under the guidance of Jennifer Parr and her sister Tracy Mathews

this family development went on to become the leading privately owned

developments year after year.

With 130 miles of golf car trails changing the mindset from cars to

golf cars they forged a new industry creating more local jobs.