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Developers, homebuyers are bringing Western trend of planned mini-cities to wide-open spaces of rural Idaho

October 11, 2006/

When Paul and Susie Headlee decided to move to Idaho from Alaska six years ago, they knew they wanted to live in a planned community. At the time, the Boise area had one planned community — Hidden Springs in the Foothills northwest of Boise. The Headlees visited Hidden Springs, liked what they saw, and moved in.

Cynthia Sewell
Idaho Statesman

Full Story: http://www.idahostatesman.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061011/NEWS01/610110355

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