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The Woodlands Project is situated in Nipomo on the Central Coast of California, 250 miles from San Francisco and 170 miles from Los Angeles. Trilogy Central Coast is a Shea Homes resort community located within the Woodlands development. Popular attractions to the Central Coast include the wine country areas of Paso Robles, Edna Valley, and northern Santa Barbara County. Hearst Castle in northern San Luis Obispo County and the towns of San Luis Obispo, Pismo Beach and Santa Barbara are destinations in themselves, and the climate of these popular areas is attractive to residents and visitors. The Woodlands site is approximately 4 miles east of the Pacific Ocean and 5 miles west of US Highway 101. The City of San Luis Obispo is 25 miles to t he north, the City Santa Maria lies 10 miles south of the property and the City of Arroyo Grande is located 5 miles to the north. These urban areas presently serve as the primary commerce areas for the Nipomo Mesa residents. The unincorporated town of Nipomo is 2 miles directly east. Vandenberg Air Force Base is 15 miles south of the project. This Specific Plan area is under the single ownership of PH Property Development Company. The Woodlands property is characterized by gentle rolling hills covered with Eucalyptus trees. It was planted the late 1800's as a Eucalyptus plantation. A prominent ridge runs east / west through the central portion of the property. The highest elevation along this ridge is 325', and the lowest elevation of 125' is located at the southwestern corner of the site. There are three open meadow areas, one of which overlooks the Santa Maria Valley to the south. Land uses to the northeast and southeast of the site are primarily rural residential. To the north and east are 5-acre to 40-acre lots which include homes and ranchettes, horse ranches, small scale agriculture, and greenhouse operations. The neighboring property directly to the south of the site is on the bluff edge and is presently undeveloped but zoned for 5 acre density. The property is outside of the Coastal Zone that borders Highway One, and only affects the lands to the west of the highway which are zoned for industrial use, though they are currently in agricultural and open space use.