Q. What are the Types of Housing?
A. studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom units, with ADA-accessible units integrated throughout the village complex.

Q. What are the support services?

A. Housing is directly paired with on-site healthcare, food security, trauma informed services, behavioral health and workforce development pathways to support long-term stabilization and self-sufficiency.

Q. What is the percentage of each population served?

A. Population Served
-Veterans: 35%
-Families: 35%

-Youth population 15%

-Single adults 15%

Q. What is the type of Residential Unit Mix?

A.Estimated residential square footage: 900,000 – 1,050,000 SF
- Studios / 1-bedroom units: 450 units
- 2-bedroom family units: 200 units
- 3-bedroom family units: 100 units
- Medical respite / stabilization beds: 50 beds
- ADA-accessible units integrated throughout Ecovillage.

Q. How will the land be used?

A. Land Use & Acreage Planning (100 Acres)

-Residential villages: 35–45 acres-

-Core services & amenities: 15–20 acres--

-Operations & utilities: 10–15 acres

-Roads, parking, circulation: 10–15 acres

- Green space & buffers: 15–20 acres

Q. What is an Ecovillage

A. An Ecovillage is a completely self-sustaining micro-ecosystem. Featuring on site solar power generation, battery energy storage, water storage, reuse systems, and microgrid islanding capability. These systems enhance resilience, reduce operating costs, and ensure continuity of essential services even during emergencies. Each Ecovillage can house over 2,000 residents per 100 acres. It provides a community-centered environment for families, children, youth adults, and veterans.

Q. What is Business Corridor Safety

A. Increasing Safety in Business Districts                                                                                                                 

More than just housing, the Ecovillage Model increases corridor safety, restores business curb appeal and enhances economic vitality in the marketplaces. By expanding access to housing and supportive services, cities can create more
welcoming environments for businesses, customers, and residents.

Q. Who Designed the Ecovillages

A. The Ecovillage is designed by top tier Architects and Engineers at:

-Johnson Construction Consulting Architect & Engineering Firm

-Project Management

-Ecovillage Designer

Q: Who is the builder of the Ecovillages?

A. Western Contractors General Construction Company

-Construction Management

-Providing a skilled-labor-workforce to build the Ecovillages in all 50 U.S. States and Territories 

Q: Who Pays to build the Ecovillages

A: Donations

WCCO (Western Contractors Community Outreach) is a Nonprofit IRS Recognized Tax-Exempt 501(c)(3) EIN# 35-2404851 The Village Construction Donation Fund is a dedicated account to finance the Village Construction Project. WCCO

operates exclusively for charitable purposes. 

Q: What is Ecovillage Residential Living 

A: Villager lifestyles 

Q. What is Western Contractors Ecovillage Workforce Development Program

A. Villager Construction Trade Trainning

Western Contractors Community Outreach (WCCO) offers Construction Trade Training to Ecovillage Residents who want to help build the Ecovillages and also learn a skill trade.

Q: How can Western Contractors build the Ecovillages so fast?

A: By using Modular Construction Systems and insulated concrete forming technologies Western Contractors can significantly compress construction timelines, onsite preparation, infrastructure installation, reduced labor constraints, weather risk, and schedule uncertainty.

Q. How long does it take to build an Ecovillage?

A. Three Months: The Ecovillage Build-out is a two-phase construction process, prioritizing speed, certainty and scalability, while maintaining long-term dignity and community integration.

Q. How long does Phase-One take?

A. Phase One (0–12 Months) Provides housing and core services to village residents. Including infrastructure, ADA-integrated housing, residential units, utilities, dining services, medical clinic and security operations.

Q. How long does Phase-Two take?

A. Phase Two (12–20 Months): Full build-out of a self-sustainable and resilient Ecovillage.

Q. What is the capacity of the Ecovillage 

A. Providing housing for over 2000 unsheltered individuals per 100 acres of rural land

B. The more acres the greater the capacity.

C. The Ecovillage is designed with an unlimited capacity based on increasing the number of acres

D. The more acres the greater the capacity

Q. Who can live in the Ecovillage?

A. Providing housing for families, children, youth, adults and veterans