Brooks Resources Corporation has named its mixed-use development in Prineville "Iron Horse" to reflect the community's cowboy roots and pay homage to it's city owned railroad the company announced 12/7/05. 

The new 2,951-unit mixed-use development is slated for a 1,020-acre spot northeast of downtown Prineville and will be developed in the next 15-20 years.

Once built, Iron Horse will be Prineville's largest subdivision.  The mixed-use development is Brooks Resources' first foray into the Prineville area.

Brooks Resources' initial development plan calls for a maximum of 2,951 housing units, 12 to 14 acres for shops and businesses, 311 acres of open space, a 17 to 20 acre school site and a 2 acre site for a civic center, according to the land use application.  Trails and 1-acre parks are also in the plans.

Builders would create subdivisions based on Brooks Resources' development standards. 

The City gave the developer preliminary approval in August, but placed conditions on the development plant to p reserve open space and create buffers.

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