United Way West. Fund Chesterton Art Gallery Visiting Nurses Assoc. The Lake Erie Land Company is taking Morgan s Corner to the people. As Kevin Warren, director of land development for Lake Erie Land, told a reporter for the Chesterton Tribune invited to attend the second in the series, some couples have been calling Lake Erie Land for as long as three years, waiting for the opportunity to buy, and watching meanwhile as traditional neighborhood development has really taken off across the country. About seven couples attended the presentation, which proved as much an exercise in education as it was one in marketing.
Streets are narrower and designed as much to slow traffic as to facilitate pedestrian use.
Parks are integrated into the community and intended for daily use by children and families. Alleys or lanes, as Lake Erie Land prefers to call them allow for garages to be built behind the homes, which themselves are setback only slightly from the sidewalks to integrate their standard front-yard porches into the life of the neighborhood. If that neighborhood itself has an old-fashioned sort of feel to it, Warren said, the homes themselves are as modern as a designer can make them. They will all be pre-wired for digital adaptability and will be energy efficient and environmentally friendly. These prices do not include the optional interior upgrade packages, three of which are available.