Posted on July 4th, 2008 by Jim Duncan
Courtesy of Old Trail News Crozet, VA Beights Corporation and CB Richard Ellis-Charlottesville are pleased to announce yet another business located in the new Old Trail Village Center in Crozet, Virginia. … One negative that comes to mind is that if the Segways become popular in Old Trail, the Segways may serve to isolate Old Trail residents from the rest of Crozet.
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Posted on June 25th, 2008 by Jim Duncan
Albemarle native and Crozet-area resident Marcia McGee, proprietor, will be serving fresh brewed coffee and espresso beverages to passersby and residents of Old Trail Village, beginning in January 2009 once construction is complete on the new Village Center.
…Even though construction on the Old Trail Village Center is a full four weeks ahead of schedule, McGee doesn’t want to keep Crozet-area residents waiting any longer for their espresso fix.
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Posted on May 30th, 2008 by Jim Duncan
Located on The Common in Old Trail Village, the party will feature food from local restaurant Three Notch’d Grill , music, balloons, moon bounces and slides, and Maggie Moo’s ice cream! Many homes in Old Trail Village will also be open for touring, each with fresh-baked cookies made by the From Scratch Baking Co . , also of Albemarle.
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Posted on May 1st, 2008 by Jim Duncan
Let’s see - Crozet Pizza - no delivery Sal’s Pizza - no delivery Domino’s Pizza - delivery and now Anna’s Pizza in Old Trail - delivery as well! … Anna’s Pizza at Old Trail will be providing delivery to Old Trail residents and others in the nearby Crozet area.
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Posted on March 26th, 2008 by Jim Duncan
This “reporter” missed the groundbreaking, but these are a few of the related stories from the media -The Daily Progress -Old Trail - set against a backdrop of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Crozet - will feature a “town center” in the midst of residential development. The center will include 85,000 square feet of commercial and office space, including a coffee shop, three restaurants and fitness center along with individual offices. The Old Trail community has about 135 occupied homes, but the large development could have up to 2,600 townhouses, homes and apartments in the next 10 to 15 years. Developers said in an interview they are hoping to build about 100 units per year.Old Trail LivingView photos of the event here and here.Old Trail groundbreakingPhoto courtesy of.
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Posted on February 29th, 2008 by Jim Duncan
Mark you calendars, then.Community Workshop for the Western Park Master Plan Scheduled for March 25 Crozet area residents are invited to attend a Community Workshop to discuss their vision for the new Western Park on Tuesday, March 25, from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at the Western Albemarle High School Cafeteria. The goal of this community workshop, which is the first step in the park master plan process, is to solicit comments, advice and suggestions from Crozet citizens about the features they would like to see in the long-term plan for the new Western Park…. A committee consisting of County staff, Old Trail staff, representatives of the Crozet Park Board, the Crozet Community Advisory Council, the Crozet Community Association, and an at-large member will meet regularly to provide direction to the consultant throughout the Western Park Master Plan process. For more information, including maps and graphics of the actual park location, visit the Western Park Master Plan page on the County websiteTo receive email updates about the progress of the project, go to www.albemarle.org <http://www.albemarle.org/> and sign up for Amail, the County’s e-news service.
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Posted on January 18th, 2008 by Jim Duncan
The PDF flyer is here.The details on the classes:- The public is welcomed and Old Trail members receive a slight discount on the classes - Six week Series:$85/Old Trail Associate: $75- Single Drop In Class:$18 / Old Trail Associate: $15 - (these are the correct prices, there’s a slight error in the flyer about this) and we accept all credit cards, checks, etc. for payment…. Q - Are there any other yoga offerings in Crozet?A - Though I could be mistaken, I don’t think there is much, if any, yoga classes currently available in Crozet which is another reason I was interested in teaching classes there…. So, we are also currently in search of a place to hold classes over the late spring, summer, and early fall, before we can move back to Old Trail once the golf has slowed down a bit…. A - I am the only yoga teacher at Old Trail - and we really need to get the word out that there is yoga in Crozet because I keep hearing that no one knows about it, and are pleasantly surprised when they do hear.
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Posted on December 10th, 2007 by Jim Duncan
From an Old Trail release today:As I have mentioned in previous updates, the location and design of the pool has been finalized and we are moving quickly to begin construction. I have attached an exhibit showing the pool location on Old Trail Drive and a detailed layout. The site plan has been submitted to the county and we are pushing for a quick approval so we can have this amenity open by Memorial Day 2008…. I will keep you in the loop as we proceed through the approval process and move towards construction.
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Posted on October 31st, 2007 by Jim Duncan
A driving tour of Old Trail done this morning for clients debating relocating to Crozet: What’s really cool is the geo-location of the photos.
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Posted on January 30th, 2007 by Jim Duncan
This new permit will modify our existing SUP and will allow Old Trail to host events other than golf related events. The ability to use the new Pavillion for these affairs is consistent with Old Trail’s “inclusive” philosophy, namely, as a place where all are welcome, and would allow all the opportunity to host gatherings in the Pavillion. These uses could range from birthday parties, garden clubs, book clubs, private dinners, business meetings (for example, in March the Albemarle Bar Association will hold it’s annual meeting here in late March), Old Trail Owners Association meetings, to Crozet Community Association. These uses are consistent with our original vision for the clubhouse, we were advised to add these uses to our existing Permit to avoid any future problems for those that will want to use the clubhouse in the future.Thanks to OTV for the heads-up.
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