AMENITIES

As in all Sun City communities, amenities will be the crown jewel of the development. Because of the abundance of amenities, a company news release says, a lifestyle coordinator (activities director) will be employed to spearhead social connectivity within the community. Planned amenities include:

- 18-Hole golf course.

- Bocce ball courts.

- 10,000 square feet golf clubhouse.

- Restaurant.

- 25,000 square feet amenity complex.

- Miles of walking trails.

- Indoor and outdoor pools.

- Golf cart paths and lanes for transportation.

- Tennis complex.

- Variety of playgrounds and tot lots.

- Fitness center.

- Fishing ponds.

- Multi-purpose room.

- Lifestyle coordinator offices.

HOMES AND NEIGHBORHOODS

Sun City Sandy Creek will consist of several "villages." From single-family homes to attached villas, a diverse mix of housing options will be available. In addition, all housing options focus on one-level living. It is anticipated that homes will range in price from the high $100s to the $300s.

THE ENVIRONMENT

Del Webb says it seeks projects that conserve resources by improving the energy-efficiency of homes or reducing material usage. At Sun City Sandy Creek:

- A minimum of 30 percent of the community will be designated natural areas, open space, parks and recreation areas.

- A private sewer system will serve the residents.

- Gray water from the sewer system will be recycled and used on the golf course and for watering common area within the community.

HISTORY OF THE LAND

Known as the Adams farm tract, this property is one of the last remaining large undeveloped parcels of land north of Hwy. 54. The Adams farm was in active farm production for over 100 years by members of the Adams families until large-scale commercial farming in north Fayette no longer remained a viable option.

ABOUT DEL WEBB

Under the Del Webb brand, Pulte Homes, Inc., is one of the nation's leading builders of active adult communities for people age 55 and older. Beginning over 45 years ago with the first Sun City near Phoenix, Ariz., Del Webb is a member of the Pulte Homes family, a partnership that has built over 370,000 homes.