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Residential growth in Warren County is forecast between 2% and 3% per year over the next 20 years. The County has projected that its population will grow from 36,717 in 2006 to 65,700 by 2026.

- W.C. Facilities Needs Analysis, 2006.

WELCOME!

FRLP’s Development Team envisions creating Front Royal Virginia’s first Planned Community: a truly walk-able community that caters to people - not automobiles. This community, consisting of 320 single family detached homes, is located to the North of Happy Creek Road and is adjacent to the Happy Creek Technology Park, near the planned hospital and retail site, and will be an easy walk or bike ride to the "Bing" and Downtown businesses.

  • To find out more about - Community Highlights – Managed Growth – Guiding Principles – and Jobs – Click Here to go to our Community Page

  • We believe that growth should pay its fair share to offset its impacts. FRLP’s transportation network improvements will greatly improve residents’ safety and help attract high paying jobs to the community. To find out more about the local Transportation Network – Safety – Economic Development – Transportation Resources – Click Here go to our Transportation Network Page

  • We intend to design this development to be as "river", or environmentally friendly as Front Royal’s subdivision ordinance will allow. To find out more about – Watershed Protection – Town Codes – Updates & Timeline (our ongoing efforts to change Town Codes) – Click Here to go to our Shenandoah River Page

  • To see more - FRLP Resources - Community Resources – Additional River Resources - Media – Click Here to go to our Additional Information Page
We are extremely grateful for the significant time, effort, and support of the many Happy Creek business owners and local residents dating all the way back to 2007. Thank you! We would also like to thank the more than 220 local residents and business owners who signed the letter of support for our rezoning and the many more who spoke in support of our project during the rezoning process. Again - Thank You! And thanks for taking the time to visit us online. If you ever have any comments or questions please do not hesitate to Click here to Contact Us.