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What happens when long-time landowners become the face of change in a tight-knit rural community?
In this follow-up episode of the Okotoks Podcast, Carlin sits down with Adrian Munro, president of Highfield Investment Group, and Dennis Inglis, his consultant and longtime friend, to hear the developer's perspective on the proposed Highfield and Rowland Acres developments.
They unpack the history of the land, their motivations, the misunderstood density numbers, and their ongoing efforts to engage with neighbors in Raven Crest and Silver Tip.
With emotions running high and misinformation spreading, the conversation is a revealing glimpse into the balancing act between progress and preservation in Foothills County.
Listen For
1:59 The History of Highfield: From Exotic Cattle to Development Plans
4:29 Did the County Invite Development?
5:19 What Happens to the Equestrian Centre?
11:25 Community Pushback: Real Concerns or Vocal Minority?
13:27 Comparing Densities: Highfield vs. Other Foothills Developments
17:01Best Use of the Land: Is This Smart Growth?
20:31 Water Usage Myth-Busting: Homes vs. Industrial
Guests
Adrian Munro, President Highfield Investment Group
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Dennis Inglis
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Chapters
1. Highfield Investment Group (00:00:00)
2. The History of Highfield (00:01:59)
3. Did the County Invite Development? (00:04:29)
4. Community Pushback (00:11:25)
5. Highfield vs. Other Foothills Developments (00:13:27)
6. Is This Smart Growth? (00:17:01)
7. Water Usage Myth-Busting (00:20:31)
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