The Art of Traditional Living.
For the first time in 50 years, Lincoln will get a new neighborhood modeled on the best of the Woods and Country Club neighborhoods, said Carrie Campbell, director of project development and Dick Campbell's daughter.
The homes will have the character of the old houses in these neighborhoods but without the old house problems, Dick Campbell said.
The development plan for Village Gardens will go before the Lincoln-Lancaster County Planning Commission on Wednesday. Approval is fairly certain, because various city departments have helped develop the plan over the past two years.he Village Center introduces a new style of commercial development to Lincoln. A variety of shopping, dining, and business services will come together in an innovative pedestrian-oriented environment.  With a theme of Home & Garden, Health and Hearth, the Village Center will offer a unique opportunity for Lincoln retailers. With convenient on- and off-street parking, this walkable retail center will provide interesting and accessible places to eat, shop, chat, and conduct business.
Apartments, lofts, and work/live residential options will further enhance the Village Center and offer new opportunities to Lincoln residents and business owners.
The existing Campbell’s Nursery will anchor the Village Center, located at 56th and Pine Lake Road, with additional retail and businesses developments to begin construction in 2007.

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