Originally Published on February 3, 2022 in KTVB, Author: Morgan Romero.
First, the resort will build places to stay overnight on the mountain for the first time.
Tucked away, the 37-acre ski-in ski-out Northwoods development will have 21 single-family homes, 22 cottages, and 45 townhome sites.
“It takes a lot of infrastructure,” Looper said, “We’ll be putting in the water and sewer and power infrastructure for this phase 1. But that will also accommodate down future phases to build out.”
Adding houses up on the mountain has some locals worried about the impacts down in McCall, knowing it will draw more crowds to the area.
“Those people are going to be in town adding to the shopping, adding to the parking,” Chapman said, “It’s a mixed blessing.”
“We need to have the infrastructure to handle all the people that are here now and it’s not working very well. There’s no parking for people,” Edwards added.
But they also recognize the resort needs to modernize.
Brundage will also break ground this year on a new 20,000-square-foot day lodge at the base. With the one-stop Mountain Adventure Center, food court, restaurant, bar and coffee shop, and much more seating indoors and outdoors.
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