Frequently Asked Questions
Q: I am interested in The Oaks development, how do I purchase a lot?
Lot reservations are now being taken; contact our sales office by calling (204) 831-4868 or by e-mailing info@the-oaks.ca.
Q: When will Phase 3 lots be available?
Phase 3 is now available for sale. Permits will be available in the fall of 2008.
Q: Your website speaks of "Community Development Guidelines", how does one obtain a copy of these?
To obtain a copy of the Community Development Guidelines contact The Oaks sales office by calling (204) 831-4868 or by e-mailing info@the-oaks.ca
Q: Can I visit the site to view the lots and development?
Yes. The streets for all 3 phases have been completed, and anyone interested in the development can look around to view the properties. If you plan on visiting please respect those private properties adjacent to the site, and keep to the marked pathways.
Q: Do the preferred Homebuilders have access to any lot?
A number of lots in The Oaks have been pre-selected by each of the homebuilders through a lot draw process. The remaining lots are available through The-OAKS sales office or by contacting any of the builders. The lot price to a builder or prospective homeowner remains the same.
Q: When will homebuilding construction commence?
Building permits are available for lots in Phase 1 and 2, and will be available in Phase 3 in the fall of 2008;
Q: What other amenities will be offered within the community?
One of the primary benefits of The OAKS is that it is nestled away in a preserved urban forest, providing a natural environment that is breathtaking all year round. The developers will construct a linear parkway system along the main thoroughfare; this will lead to a large tract of mature forest. A series of wetlands, used to address land drainage, will serve as a picturesque and natural setting for native flora and fauna. While plans for play structures and water-access points are underway, these plans and those for other parklands and facilities will be finalized with resident’s input, as the community develops.