This gives us not only enough land for a high school way down the road, but also the potential if the board wants to have another school on the property.

We've been looking and looking at land. We have been very diligent.

There are an enormous number of tests and pieces that have to be completed before a school system can actually buy land for a school.

I can't speak for the board, but I think their intention is — because 1,600 students would be quite a number of students in one high school — they would be looking to have two high schools.

But that does not mean the answer will be yes in the end.

The commission [Land Use Regulation Commission] is faced with great potential for very large development proposals; the question is: How are services going to be provided to the people?