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Developer’s grant request could help preserve part of Sledge Forest

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Copper Builders is working with conservation nonprofit Unique Places to Save on a $10.2 million grant request to preserve 1,160 acres of Castle Hayne’s Sledge Forest. The developer plans to build 4,000 homes on the site but says conservation efforts could reduce that number.
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Developer’s grant request could help preserve part of Sledge Forest

Copper Builders is working with conservation nonprofit Unique Places to Save on a $10.2 million grant request to preserve 1,160 acres of Castle Hayne’s Sledge Forest. The developer plans to build 4,000 homes on the site but says conservation efforts could reduce that number.

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