Well, it appears there is a draw. The County Commission voted 3-2 to delay the decision for Park Cattle to move forward with community development. This is a good sign for Park Cattle, as they have now until November to show the plan's ultimate assets. After being voted down by...

Tomorrow, Thursday September 4, 2008 will mark a day in history for the Douglas County and Park Cattle Co. The Douglas County Commissioners will vote to pass or reject Park Cattle's plan to develop some of the already developed land east of Highway 395 and conserve most land west of...

One great opportunity to come out of the Park Cattle Co. master plan has to do with horses.   Denise Beronio had an article in the Record-Courier last week giving a detailed outlook on how the horse park project, in the plans for Park Cattle, would greatly benefit horses and...

Backpack zippers are being zipped up full of books, pencils and lunch boxes. Several mothers are kissing their tikes goodbye for the day. The buzz in the hallways on the first day of school sends shockwaves through the air, regardless of what grade or school you are in. So what does that...

When a development like the Park Ranch Plan is showcased, there are many benefits. In a slow economy, the plan would be perfect for seldom used construction workers, families in need of low-income housing and schools that need to be built. The plan entails a solid working foundation for area...

The Douglas County Planning Commission delayed its meeting with Park Cattle Tuesday and rescheduled it for 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. The commission approved the project for Big George Ventures Tuesday, which will include 254 patio homes, 27 duplexes, 56 four-unit townhomes and 18 common-area...

When the Minden Town Board voted 3-2 to approve the Park Cattle plan last week, it was a huge step in the right direction.   After the plan was voted down at the Gardnerville Town Board last Monday, it’s safe to say that some of the political figures in Douglas...

Sorry this is a little late, but now is your chance to go down to the Town Board Meeting and listen, or participate, in the first meeting for the Park Cattle plan. It is located at the Douglas County Commission Room of the Douglas County Administration Building, which is the old courthouse, at...

Everyone seems to be in a rush these days. Whether it’s at your job, making lunch for your kids or just doing simple tasks around the house, there’s always some sort of rush to make sure everything gets accomplished. With the Park Cattle project, it seems many people think...

The Gardnerville Record-Courier is the leading newspaper for Douglas County and the main media outlet covering the Park Ranch project. Reporter Scott Neuffer of the R-C published a story on Friday entitled, “Park plans parks debate at forum” , however I believe the intended...

We at Park Cattle have been very committed to giving the public a fair chance to express their opinions, comments and concerns with the Douglas County Master Plan on this site. And we expect questions from the people of Douglas County and its surrounding areas. Many Web sites have a...

Thank you for visiting the Park Ranch Web site. It was created to inform Douglas County residents about Park Cattle Company’s long term vision for the area. The blog will be updated constantly to review stories in local media outlets, discuss current topics, explain some of the...

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• Plan delayed, Commission wants to see more
• Thursday could bring great things
• A potential horse park
• First day of school
• Park project good for economy
• Update: Meeting moved to Wednesday
• A step in the right direction
• Update: Park Cattle Town Meeting to begin at 6 p.m.
• There is no rush for Park Cattle project
• Response to Friday's Record-Courier article

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