Five-star impact
So what's the big deal about a five-star hotel making its way to Palm Springs?Several things, says Stan Castleton, Shadowrock's developer.
There's buzz that is generated as soon as the announcement comes that a five-star property is coming to town, he said."They say, 'There's something pretty great going on there. We gotta check it out,'" Castleton said.
Then only buzz in our city now is Palm Springs is on a downward spiral and all the infighting as Rancho Mirage grows.
It also means room rates of up to $1,000, which could mean $1.5 million filtered into the city's transient occupancy taxes. The entire project could bring about $2 million to the city annually.
More police protection that the city needs desperately the taxes will help pay for more protection.
Five-star properties also have highly trained staff to cater to a client's every whim.
This is true on the management and their staff they are highly trained.
Five-star properties also draw arts, medical and high-end business meetings. Along with retail better end shoppers that are not just interested it a tee shirt store. They spend more!
Ecological ideas
Shadowrock's developers and architects have a host of ideas about how to make their project environmentally sensitive.In-room video to explain eco-conscious ideas.Real-life and virtual educational programs by ecological experts on how to reduce personal carbon footprints and lead a healthier life.
Library of "stimulating" books and a movie channel with documentaries including "An Inconvenient Truth."In-room gift booklets on how to take the experience home.Hybrid or electric vehicles.
Remote employee parking.
Alternative heating and cooling systems.
Dew collectors along trails to provide a landscape watering source.
Solar power.
Green walls of living plants for natural cooling and humidification.
The people that don't want you to vote for C just want every thing to stay the same and just be a complainer about about everything. No Growth! We elected the city council to do our bidding and if every time we question what the do by holding it up in court or putting to a city vote it will more business away and be the death of this great city.
Vote Yes On C - Move Forward
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Vote Yes On C - Time to move forward
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