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Residents urge council to block Red Hawk conversion, citing traffic, sewer and habitat loss
Summary
Multiple Wingfield Springs residents told the Sparks City Council they oppose Red Hawk Land Company's request to amend community handbooks and comprehensive plans to allow hundreds of new homes, warning of permanent loss of open space, traffic congestion and strained sewer and water systems.
Residents from Wingfield Springs told the Sparks City Council on April 27 they oppose Red Hawk Land Company’s proposed handbook and comprehensive-plan changes that would allow large‑scale residential development on or adjacent to Red Hawk golf courses.
Jackie Moore said the proposed insertion of roughly 700–800 homes into a fully developed master‑planned community would “take away open space that can never be returned” and change the lifestyle buyers expected when they purchased properties adjacent to the golf…
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