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(segregated from rest of community)

                             

                   Lodge         No-Tell Motel           Lodge Use            Lodge Drawing                           

               

Lodge Physical Description:               Back to Top

 

Guest Rooms:

 

• Six large, plush rooms.

• 3 rooms step out onto patio with covered heated pool.

• All handicap assessable.

• Each contains two queen size beds.

 

Restaurant:

 

• Seats 24:  6 tables seating 4 persons each.

• Serves 3 meals per day.

• Excellent chefs and wait staff.

• Atmosphere might be similar to Steak & Ale.

 

Lobby / Lounge

 

• Might contain wet-bar

• Piano

• Lounge tables & couches

• Dance floor

 

Seminar Room:     Has accordion walls.  When folded back, dining, foyer and

                            seminar areas become 2,000 sq feet ballroom.

 

Swimming Pool:    Covered and heated.

 

Jacuzzi’s:    Two

 

Sauna

 

Massage Tables:   Four

 

 

No-Tell  Motel                      Back to Top     

 

Four small stand-alone bungalows.

 

Located near each corner of the Lodge, but yet isolated.

 

Each would contain a stocked refrigerator, microwave and coffee pot.

 

Must be reserved through the Visitor Center.  Free to residents.

 

Residents might have access to Lodge lounge, pool, Jacuzzi and sauna only. 

This access would be available only if vacationers were in the Lodge.

During seminars these areas would be off limits.

 

No restaurant privileges would be allowed unless invited by a vacationer.

 

 

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Vacations:

 

Each home would have a free three day vacation per year, reserving one room.

This could easily be done three days each week, leaving the Lodge available the rest of each week

for outside seminars (fee paying) or internal seminars.

 

Resident vacationers could invite day guests and dinner guests until the restaurant

is filled.

 

Live entertainment might be provided two nights each week.  Perhaps a piano bar

one night and different act the next evening.

 

One night might be a special occasion dinner, perhaps a cookout by the barn; a

luau around the pool or a Japanese meal on the floor of the made over seminar

room.

 

Vacations might be limited to adults only.

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Seminars:

 

Most could be for-profit, with room and board being provided.

 

The No-Tell rooms could be reserved those nights making a total of 10 rooms

available.

                         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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