Yes, Migrating Culture Crossing will have its own dedicated Internet connection brought directly into the community so that reliable high speed Internet access will be available.
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Our current lot sizes are below. Sankofa Duplex – Studio: 80 ft x 60 ft (shared / each side is 40 ft x 60 ft)Sankofa Duplex – One Bedroom: 80 ft 60 ft (shared / each side is 40 ft x 60 ft)Sankofa House – One Bedroom: 80 ft x 60 ftSankofa House – Two
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Currently we do not sell empty lots in our community. You must purchase a home and that home will come with a particular size lot based on the home floor plan.
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Our homes will primarily be built using compressed earth blocks. The advantage of using compressed earth blocks is that they allow us to build sustainable homes quickly and efficiently. Also, they provide great thermal mass which helps keep the homes cool when it is very hot outside or warm when it is very cold outside.
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Many of the homes in our community will be single story homes and fairly accessible. However, please note that homes in our community are not being designed around ADA requirements, so buyers would need to review our floor plans and renderings to determine if our homes would be meet their needs. Buyers can choose to
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Anyone willing to live by our restrictive covenants and comply with the laws of Ghana are invited to purchase a home in Migrating Culture Crossing.
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Migrating Culture Crossing will employ digester and bio-digester technology to handle waste coming from toilets. A digester is similar to a septic tank system in Western countries. They use a bacteria that helps to convert human waste into a fertilizer and they only have to be serviced every 5 – 6 years. Bio-digesters do not
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There will be a maintenance fee of approximately $0.25 (twenty-five cents) per square feet of livable space per month. The maintenance fees will be used to maintain the common areas such as the community food forest, the community center and other common areas. Each resident will be responsible for maintaining their own property. Please note
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