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Plans move forward for Loch Lloyd housing development

Summary by Martin City Telegraph
By Kathy Feist It’s been five years since Loch Lloyd closed the Sechrest golf course. Two years since developer Brian Illig proposed residential housing on the site. On Friday, February 28, after fierce opposition from a Homeowners Association, new density regulations written into a Land Use Master Plan, and promises hammered out in a 39-page development agreement, the Sechrest golf course was finally approved for rezoning from Residential Open …
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Plans move forward for Loch Lloyd housing development

By Kathy Feist It’s been five years since Loch Lloyd closed the Sechrest golf course. Two years since developer Brian Illig proposed residential housing on the site. On Friday, February 28, after fierce opposition from a Homeowners Association, new density regulations written into a Land Use Master Plan, and promises hammered out in a 39-page development agreement, the Sechrest golf course was finally approved for rezoning from Residential Open …

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Martin City Telegraph broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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