1. 🏛️ Interfaith Center with Recreation

Zoning: P-District (Public-Good Nonprofit)

Use Case: Interfaith sanctuary and faith-informed recreation hub

• Features:
  • Public Water Access🏞️
  • Gardens and seasonal festivals 🌼
  • Restaurant/café 🍲, boat rentals 🚣‍♀️, swimming zone 🏊‍♂️
  • Seasonal fast-a-thons and public experiences
• Target Demographic: Faith-&nature based family retreats, spiritual tourists, schools, wellness travelers
• Pros:✅ Full alignment with Ordinance O24130 (public conservation use)✅ Access to federal, state, and philanthropic funding streams
• Cons:❌ Lengthy zoning delays (1–2 years projected)❌ Must comply with ADA, food safety, water quality, and liability insurance requirements❌ Requires year-round staffing and public safety infrastructure
• Long-Term Potential:A nationally recognized faith-based climate park and sanctuary with integrated public wellness and ecological programming.

2. 🏕️ Private Resort & Climate Sanctuary

Zoning: Residential (Conditional Use or Variance)

Use Case: Medically supervised fasting + scripture-based retreats

• Features:
  • Net-zero, low-footprint lodging 🛖
  • Medical fasting protocols (3–10 day experiences) 🧃
  • Scriptural meditation + daily sabbath services 📖
  • Forest bathing, permaculture walks, silent prayer domes 🌲
• Target Demographic: High-income spiritual travelers, biohackers, faith-based wellness seekers
• Pros:
  • ✅ Easier to approve under residential zoning classification
  • ✅ Revenue-generating with low foot traffic
  • ✅ Private bookings and limited-access control
• Cons:
  • ❌ No exterior signage or commercial promotion allowed
  • ❌ Revenue model capped by zoning limitations
  • ❌ Must maintain strict "residential appearance"
• Long-Term Potential: A flagship "Scripture + Sustainability" wellness retreat that scales through franchise, retreat circuits, or partner properties.

3. 👵 Medically Supervised Retirement Community