Listed below are development projects that are pending or current for former Fort Ord.  You will find a brief description of the project, and contact information for each project.

City of Marina

Dunes on Monterey Bay (formerly known as University Village)
Website:  http://www.dunesonmontereybay.com
Developer:  Marina Community Partners
City of Marina Project Manager:   Debbie Platt - 831-384-7324
Dunes on Monterey Bay is a mixed-use project with residential, retail, and business park/light industrial uses that will be developed on approximately 420 acres.

Marina Heights
Website:  http://www.marinaheightscommunity.com/
Developer:  Cypress Marina Heights, LP
City of Marina Project Manager: Haywood Norton - 831-384-7324
Marina Heights is a residential project that will be developed on approximately 250 acres.

City of Seaside

Seaside Resort Development (website)
The Seaside Resort Development is a mixed use project with golf course, residential, and visitor-serving uses on the existing 375-acre Bayonet and Blackhorse Golf Course parcel.

Main Gate Retail Center (website)
The Seaside Main Gate is a new regional retail project that will be developed on approximately 60 acres.

County of Monterey

East Garrison
Website: http://eastgarrison.com
Developer:  East Garrison Partners, LLC, (831) 647-2446
East Garrison is a new mixed-use project with residential, retail, and arts habitat uses on approximately 244 acres.

Monterey Horse Park
Website:   http://www.montereyhorsepark.org/
The Monterey Horse Park is a new multi-discipline equestrian park project with competition and training, recreational, and administrative uses on approximately 390 acres.

City of Del Rey Oaks

The Resort at Del Rey Oaks, Inc.
Developer:  Federal Development, Inc., LLC
Website: http://www.delreyoaksresort.com/
The Resort at Del Rey Oaks is a mixed-use project with golf course, residential, and visitor-serving uses on approximately 400 acres.

Veteran's Cemetery
Website:  http://ccvcf.com/
Organization:  Central Coast Veterans Cemetery Foundation
The Central Coast State Veterans Cemetery is a new cemetery project that will be developed on approximately 175 acres.