While Mt. Laurel's TND principles may be rooted in the past, its homes are definitely constructed with an eye to the future. The Town Center, still about a year from completion, will be the heartbeat of the community and the tie that binds it all together. It will include a corner grocery, pharmacy, hardware store, restaurant, post office, civic buildings, and a number of retail shops and offices located within walking distance from the homes in the community. The Cahaba Valley Fire and Rescue Station No. 183, the first building in the Town Center, is already completed, and there are plans for a school serving kindergarten through fifth grade. The number of daily driving trips is reduced, as is the dependence on the automobile.
Residents have the ability to live, work, shop and play in the same area.
Mike Wiygul, the project manager for the development, brings to the table 20 years of experience in residential and commercial construction. This is much more than a unique neighborhood development. This is Elton Stephens' commitment to quality and excellence in choices for living. I'm excited to be a part of this. Giving testimony Charged with telling the story of Mt. Laurel is Anessa Reynolds, the public relations and marketing coordinator for the development.