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La Ventana - iron mountain mine
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LightHorse Ventures, LLC
is pleased to introduce La Ventana,
Baja California Sur, México.
This property is being planned by
real estate developers and architects
who specialize in residential
development, resort development, and
construction in the United States and
Mexico. We invite you to discover their
vision for this beautiful beachfront
property.
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Assumptions
Background
1. La Ventana (the “Property”), is delineated into five Parcels identified as
Parcels A through E.
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2. The total area of the Property is ±608 acres.
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3. The beach area consists of 1.8 kilometers.
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Valuation
The current value of the Property is USD $45M (see separate CB Richard Ellis
Appraisal dated Nov. 2, 2006)
Footnote
Within the last five years the town of La Ventana, situated minutes away from
the Property, has become the focus of an international following of kiteboarders and windsurfers. Property values have appreciated significantly due
to a dramatic increase in demand for rental accommodations, seasonal
homes, and vacation club options.
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La Paz, Baja California Sur, México
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LOCATION
Situated 35 miles southeast of La Paz, Baja California Sur, México and 90 miles
northeast of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo on Bahia de la Ventana
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DESCRIPTION
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Utilities: No
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Existing Structures: None
Improvements: Requires complete infrastructure from roads through water and
power.
Zoning: Mixed-use residential and commercial tourist/resort.
TERRAIN
Gently sloping sandy hillsides; landscape dotted with cacti and low bushes.
FINANCING SUMMARY
Current Status
LightHorse Ventures has arranged for the financing of the property to date. For
use of funds, see next slide.
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Financing Summary
Use of Proceeds
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Financing is and will continue to be applied toward:
■ Completion of a Land Development and Pricing Strategy
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■ Completion of Project Plan and Recommendation of Profit Centers
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■ Completion of Master Development Plan
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■ Site Planning and Landscape Architecture
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■ Theme Development
■ Branding and Positioning for Hotel Development
■ Infrastructure including roads, power, water, perimeter fencing, landscaping
■ Operations
Other Considerations
The success of the planned facilities, related infrastructure, and service
improvements are based on the following types of assumptions:
■ Funding
■ Environmental Analysis and Zoning
■ Development Costs
■ Sales and Marketing Campaign
■ Revenue Generation by Profit Center
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Pacific Side
For a comprehensive description of the market including a competitive
analysis, review of over seventy real estate developments, property listings,
and accessibility please refer to the document entitled “Market Assessment”,
pictured below, published under separate cover.
For purposes of this presentation, vicinity is defined as the area within a
thirty-mile radius of La Paz. The Pacific Side refers to the area between
Cabo San Lucas and north of Todos Santos which is described at some
length in the “Market Assessment”.
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Resort Developments
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Paraiso del Mar
La Paz, Baja California Sur, México
Paraiso del Mar is a new residential members-only club and community, 11,700acre resort development situated minutes by private ferry from La Paz, Baja
California Sur. In keeping with the area’s worldwide reputation as the environmental
and ecological center of Mexico, the five mile beach was designed to showcase the
natural habitat and its inhabitants. Paraiso is Mexico’s only Audobon International
Signature Development.
Founders and developers of Paraiso del Mar are John Fair and Luis Cano. Projects
of note include the Esperanza Resort in Cabo San Lucas and Grace Bay Club in the
Turks and Caicos.
The first phase features 150 two-and three-bedroom homes as well as 200 two-and
three-bedroom condominiums from 1,450 square feet to 3,000 square feet.
The project broke ground in June 2005 and the first release of homes and condos is
scheduled for 2006. Paraiso del Mar sales are being managed by RE/MAX.
In November 2005 Paraiso del Mar announced that sales exceeded USD $100M in its
first sixteen months of pre-construction sales.
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Marina Costabaja
La Paz, Baja California Sur, México
Located within minutes of downtown La Paz, Costabaja opened in the fall of
2005. Operated by the BellPort Group from Newport Beach, California, the
Marina is being billed as a five-star yachting destination by boaters and
promoters alike. The developers, Parque Reforma, pride themselves in
creating a commercial environment that is in harmony with the natural
surroundings. Phase One included the construction of 22 condominiums
spanning six buildings on floors two and three with square footage from 670
to 2,660. Beach condos (one, two, and three-bedroom units); 16 villas (two
bedrooms of one or two levels); and cluster housing (six houses per cluster,
each with two and three bedrooms) are scheduled for construction. Each unit
is equipped with a seaview terrace. Sales are managed by Prudential
California Realty, Mexico Resort Properties.
By January 2006 the company announced that all 19 one- and two-bedroom
marina condo units were sold out.
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Resort Developments
Punta Colorada Beach and Golf Resort
La Paz, Baja California Sur, México
A ten minute drive from downtown La Paz, this 640-acre development is
situated on a scenic peninsula. The master plan calls for a championship 18hole, Robert von Hagge golf course; 350 single-family home sites at an average
lot size of 12,200 square feet; a 120,000 square meter hotel site; four
condominium sites of 20,000 to 40,000 square meters each for a total of 300
units; and a timeshare or fractional ownership site. Appropriate zoning
permits including SEMARNAT have been obtained. Three adjacent parcels of
land also scheduled for golf courses, home sites, and hotel pads, bring the
total area to 4,600 acres accompanied by an estimated price tag of USD $1.0B.
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Balandra
La Paz, Baja California Sur, México
Although information is limited, plans for this 2000-acre resort development -headed by the family of former Mexico President Aleman -- are reportedly
permitted and underway.
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Bahia de la Sueños
La Paz, Baja California Sur, México
Recently renamed “Turquésa Cove” by its original owners, this 4,377-acre
resort development is located 35 minutes south of La Paz. The property itself
is situated on Bahia de Los Muertos on the southern end of the Sea of Cortez.
Construction originally started in 2001. Today there are approximately
seventeen luxury estate-homes, a golf course in development, and a
restaurant on the property.
A detailed description of these and other properties can be found in the
document entitled “Market Assessment”.
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Regional and Local Setting
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The stretch of highway or “Tourist Corridor” between Cabo San Lucas and San
José del Cabo contains several world class resorts mixed with luxury hotels,
golf courses, and private second homes. This Corridor, San José del Cabo,
Cabo San Lucas, and the East Cape are all part of the municipality of Los
Cabos, meaning “the capes” in Spanish. The area east and north of San José
del Cabo, is referred to as the East Cape. La Paz is situated on the southern
portion of Baja California Sur north of both Cabo San Lucas and Todos Santos
on the Sea of Cortez. This area includes the following population centers: El
Sargento, La Ventana, Los Planes, Isla Cerralvo, Tecolate, Las Cruces, Mogote,
and El Saltito.
La Paz
La Paz, the capital of the southern half of Baja Peninsula, is located on the Sea
of Cortez, ninety miles, a comfortable two-hour drive, northwest of Cabo San
Lucas. Other major centers include San José del Cabo, Todos Santos, and
Loreto.
Surrounded by desert and situated in a deep inlet on the southeastern corner
of a bay on the Sea of Cortez, La Paz is considered the eco-tourism capital of
the country, and is the destination of choice for world class whale watchers,
divers, and fishermen. The City itself is immersed in laurel trees, coconut, and
date palms. The second largest city in Baja, next to Tijuana, La Paz has a
population of about 260,000.
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As reported in “Market Assessment”, Los Cabos experienced a dramatic
increase of 33 percent in airlift in April 2005 as compared to April 2004. In the
year 2000, the last available figures, commercial flight arrivals in La Paz totaled
6,838 with an additional 121 charter flights.
The following air service is available to General Manuel Márquez de León
International Airport in La Paz. The airport is about a ten minute drive west of
La Paz and forty-five minutes north west of La Ventana.
Scheduled Commercial Carrier
Flights per Week
American/Aero Mexico
7
Alaska/Aero Mexico
14
United/Mexicana
7
Aero Litoral
28
Delta/Aero Mexico
7
America West
21
Charter
2+
Roads
Note: Alaska Airlines and Delta both have daily non-stops from LAX to La Paz.
Route 286, a paved road, connects the Property with La Paz. Highway 1, which
stretches from San Francisco, California through La Paz and Los Cabos, is
paved.
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Online Resources
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Location, Location, Location -- Where the Smart Money is
Buying Real Estate, The Robb Report Collection, November
2005.
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Beautiful Baja -- From Rosarita Beach to Los Cabos, New HighEnd Developments are Taking Shape on the Baja Peninsula,
Luxury Living, Fall 2005 Issue.
Baja, Where Bing and Desi Once Partied, Steven
Kurutz, The New York Times, October 2, 2005.
The Baja Coast Offers Luxury for Less, Real Estate Journal, The
Wall Street Journal, wsj.com, November 30, 2005.
Americans Flocking to Baja in Land Grab, Jeff Shelley,
Cybergolf.
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LightHorse Ventures, LLC
LightHorse Ventures, LLC (“LightHorse” or the “Company”) is a privately-held
diversified private equity holding company. The estimated aggregate value of
the fund is approximately USD $325 M. The LightHorse portfolio currently
consists of sixteen companies representing four industry sectors: Business
and Consumer Services, Natural Resources, Real Estate, High-Tech and BioTech. One of these real estate interests is La Ventana.
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Baja Peninsula Properties, S.A. De C.V.
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This company is registered as a Mexican corporation. Principal shareholders
include LightHorse Ventures, LLC, Mr. David Murphy, and Mr. Hector
Magallanes.
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Legal Status
There is no pending litigation to report.
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Zoning, Entitlements, and Permits
Recent Zoning change from Agricultural to Resort/Tourist use. Entire area
that encompasses the property recently was designated a Tourist Zone by the
Baja equivalent government land use and planning agency. Such designation
directs infrastructure dollars and facilitates the development process.
Planned infrastructure includes a highway and new town directly adjacent to
the entrance to the La Ventana property. Entitlements and Permits in
progress.
Landowner
Baja Peninsula Properties, S.A. De C.V., a Mexican corporation, of which
LightHorse Ventures, LLC, a California Limited Liability Company, owns 75%.
The remaining 25% is held by David Murphy and Hector Magallanes. The
Property is the sole asset of Baja Peninsula Properties.
Views
One mile of white sand beach skirts the northern border of the Property.
Views west and south, or inland, are consistently sandy and brushy, with
gently rolling slopes and cacti dotting the landscape. A large arroyo and
fresh-water lake border the eastern portion of the Property
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The immediate neighborhood includes estate-style housing, condos, singlefamily residences, and retail and service businesses. A jet-capable airstrip is
situated on private land near the Property.
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The largest major centers are La Paz located thirty-five miles northwest of the
Property and Cabo San Lucas, a two-hour drive south of the Property. Please
refer to a slide earlier in this presentation for airlift and road conditions. La
Ventana, about a fifteen minute drive north of the Property, is rapidly
developing the reputation as the kite boarding and sport fishing capital of the
world. The nearest food, fuel, and accommodations are in El Sargento and La
Ventana, approximately 15 minutes drive from the Property.
Real Estate Market Conditions
The market conditions in general are very strong. Although development
continues to be brisk in Cabo San Lucas and the Tourist Corridor (see
“Market Assessment”), as available beach property becomes more scarce,
investment dollars are flowing further north toward the East Cape and the La
Paz area. Realtors are listing vacation rental villas which sleep fourteen, in
Bahia de la Sueños, for USD $600 - $700 per night.
Environmental Assessment
In April 2005, the Project submitted a study for review of the overall
development. Environmental assessments in Mexico are mandatory and are
typically referred to as “Land Use Studies”.
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Concept
Preliminary plans for the project call for the following elements:
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■ four types of structures: dock, earth, cluster, and general residential;
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■ two hotels;
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■ one to two golf courses;
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■ commercial/retail center;
■ walkways and trails throughout the dunes;
■ lagoon(s) interspersed with trails and residences.
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■ In Progress.
■ Plan shown on the following slide is for illustration only as there are
expected to be significant changes including no marina, residential
development closer to the beach, and higher density.
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As with any undertaking of this magnitude, participants are drawn from a
multitude of industry specialties including financing, architecture, marine
engineering, hotel operations, marina operations, and construction. Their
collective expertise is a culmination of projects developed in North America,
Mexico, Spain, and the Caribbean.
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LIGHTHORSE VENTURES
Stephen B. Lopez
President, Chief Executive Officer, and Managing Director
LightHorse Ventures, LLC
For twenty years Mr. Lopez has worked with start-up and emerging
companies including Silicon Valley pioneers such as Hewlett-Packard and
Fairchild Semiconductor. Serving as corporate legal counsel, management
consultant, and strategic planner, his experience spans a broad spectrum of
growth industries, from technology and natural resources to real estate and
business services. In 2000 Mr. Lopez formed LightHorse Ventures, a private
equity fund, which to date has financed sixteen companies with investments
in excess of USD $35M. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree awarded with
Honors in accounting and finance; Masters of Business Administration from
the University of California, Berkeley Haas School of Business; and a J.D.
from Stanford Law School. Mr. Lopez is also actively involved in his
community, serving as a founding Member of the Board of Directors of two
schools, and a hospital foundation.
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James D. Thompson
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Mr. Thompson is a seasoned financial manager and veteran entrepreneur.
He has been a principal of the Sierra Financial Group, an investment and
consulting company he co-founded in 1987. Mr. Thompson successfully
started, financed, managed and took public two technology-oriented
companies on NASDAQ. He has broad experience in numerous other
companies as Chief Executive Officer, CFO or as a consultant and has been
active in developing and implementing marketing and sales strategies.
Earlier he was Chief Operating Officer and CFO of both The Harvey Group,
Inc. and Universal Container. Inc., each $200 million+ AMEX Exchange
companies.
Prior to the above, Mr. Thompson was CFO of two nationally recognized
consumer products companies, Yardley of London, Inc. and The Chun King
Corp. He started his career with Ernst & Ernst (Ernst & Young) leaving as a
manager. He is a Certified Public Accountant, and holds a BS in
Professional Accounting from the University of Washington, Seattle.
Mr. Thompson is a member of the American Institute of CPAs, former
executive of New Jersey Alhtaha Council of Boy Scouts of America and Cofounder of the California Foundation for the Developmentally Disabled.
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Alonso Mencos
Executive Vice President (European Equity Investments)
Managing Partner (European Affiliate)
LightHorse Ventures, LLC
In addition to raising venture capital for LightHorse Ventures in the United
States, Mr. Mencos, who resides in Madrid, Spain, is also widely-recognized
throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. He is currently Director of
Analysis for Valmenta S.C.R., a Spanish venture capital fund; Director for
Canela Foods, a food distributor and transportation operator; and Member
of the Board for a family-owned holding company involved in hotel, real
estate, and agriculture. One of his firms, Global Home Hotels,
headquartered in Madrid, has planned, developed, and restructured hotels
across Spain, Mexico, Columbia, Venezuela, Togo, Malaysia, Indonesia, the
Comoros Islands, Puerto Rico, Senegal, St. Martin, and Portugal. Mr.
Mencos holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California,
Berkeley; a Masters in Business Administration from Golden Gate
University, San Francisco; and an executive Masters in Business
Administration in E-Business from Instituto de Empresa, Spain. Mr. Mencos
is a patron of CODESPA, a foundation offering educational opportunities in
third world countries.
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David Robert Murphy
President
Cortez Properties, S.A. De C.V.
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A resident of La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, and San Diego, Mr. Murphy
has been actively engaged in the acquisition and development of real estate
in Mexico for seventeen years. He was responsible for successfully obtaining
the initial entitlements for Turquésa Cove. A licensed real estate broker,
developer, and general contractor, Mr. Murphy has owned and operated
companies in each of these areas. Working with LightHorse Ventures, Mr.
Murphy is responsible for identifying investment properties in Baja California
Sur, negotiating acquisitions, and obtaining various government permits and
licenses required by the Mexican authorities prior to engaging in any
development. His accomplishments state-side include the exclusive
residential developments of Fairbanks Ranch and Rancho Santa Fe, San
Diego, California; founder of the Fairbanks Ranch Golf and Country Club; and
founder of the Marbella Golf and Country Club in San Juan Capistrano,
California. From 1976 to 1983 while with Coldwell Banker, Mr. Murphy
consistently performed at the highest of national levels. He is currently a
principal in Baja Peninsula Properties, S.A. De C.V., and La Paz Properties,
S.A. De C.V., the management companies for La Ventana and Turquésa Cove.
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Hector Magallanes
Architect
Mr. Magallanes is well known in business, professional and political circles
throughout La Paz and Baja California, a required ingredient for success in
conducting business anywhere in Mexico. Fully credentialed and certified as
an architect, for thirty years he has left his imprint throughout the Los Cabos
region by negotiating and successfully managing the development of
hundreds of properties from land acquisition through sale, entitlement, the
subdivision process, and final sale of finished lots and homes. As a
shareholder in Baja Peninsula Properties, he is part of the management and
development of both the Turquésa Cove and La Ventana properties.
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Frank C. Wheeler
Senior Vice President (Investment Leasing)
Colliers International Services Group (CISG) San Francisco
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From Mr. Wheeler’s dossier on the Collier’s website, “With twenty-five years
of commercial real estate brokerage in San Francisco, Mr. Wheeler is
consistently one of Colliers International’s Top Brokers. His expertise
encompasses both investment sales and leasing, wherein he has participated
in over 300 transactions with an aggregate value of USD $1.0 B”. He
specializes in urban mixed-use, land development, adaptive re-use, and
under-performing office properties. Transactions of note include the
following: The Elevated Ships on Powell Street in San Francisco, a mixed-use
redevelopment project (USD $30 M); South End Properties, a mixed-use
development project USD $18 M land sale); and 501 Second Street (USD $55 M
office property sale). Mr. Wheeler graduated with a degree in Liberal Arts
from Colorado College. He is also serves as Advisor to LightHorse Ventures.
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Richard S. Stevens
President, Chief Executive Officer and Founder
BellPort Group
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The Miami Herald, one of many dozens of national and international
publications which have featured BellPort, recognizes Mr. Stevens as “ . . .
one of the world’s leading authorities and executives in the resort, club,
marina, and hospitality industries. His more than 35 years experience in
creating and operating some of the most prestigious waterfront facilities in
America is a testament to his vision and skills as both a manager and
entrepreneur.” His personal accomplishments include: President and COO
of the 100 Million Dollar Marina City Club; President of Wrather Properties:
Spruce Goose; President and COO, Wrather Hotels which includes the 1400room Disneyland Hotel and related facilities; Commissioner of the Modern
Pentathlon for the 1984 Olympic Games; and Board Member for the California
State Fair and Expo. BellPort’s most recent marina is the Costabaja in La Paz,
Baja California Sur, Mexico. Headquarters are in Newport Beach, California
with additional offices located throughout the United States, Mexico, and
Japan.
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Donald Brackenbush
Principal
La Paz Properties, S.A. De C.V.
Mr. Brackenbush contributes three decades of corporate land planning and
development experience including the most recently completed entitlement
for the 5500-acre Ahmanson Ranch New Community in Ventura County,
California. Other projects of significant note are in California: the 1,000-acre
Playa Vista project in Marina del Rey and the 80,000-acre Hearst Ranch in
Santa Barbara County. His urban design and redevelopment plans are
scattered across the globe, from California and Arizona to Nigeria’s new
capital in Lagos. Mr. Brackenbush’s other credits include Senior Vice
President for Home Savings of America (1986 – 1997); Director of Planning
and Business Development for Albert C. Martin Company (1982 – 1985); and
Partner responsible for the western region of Wallace, McHarg, Roberts, and
Todd (1970 – 1980). Mr. Brackenbush is a graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania with a Masters of Arts degrees in Architecture and City
Planning; and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Architectural Engineering, Ohio
University. In addition to memberships in the American Institute of
Architects, American Institute of Certified Planners and the Urban Land
Institute, he is also a licensed architect in California and Pennsylvania as well
as a distinguished and sought-after speaker.
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Legal Counsel – La Paz, Baja California Sur
José Leonardo Pérez
Rodríguez Guillermo Prieto #3910
Casa Blanca
La Paz, Baja California Sur, México
Telephone:
011.52.612.122.4199
011.52.612.128.6717 Extension 102
Legal Counsel – Walnut Creek, California
Donald Tenconi
1600 South Main Street, Suite 325
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Tel: 925-977-9080
Fax: 925-977-9089
Accountant - Mexico
C.P. Pedro Peréz Pliego S.
V. Carranza No. 11 Local 1
e/ Abasolo y Ocampo
Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S.
Tel: 011.52.143.34.49
Fax: 011.52.143.06.49
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View from eastern property line looking east toward Las Arenas.
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View looking northwest approximately midway through the Property.
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View from the vicinity of Parcel 386 looking northwest.
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View east from eastern edge of property line.
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View typical of terrain looking south and west away from beach with
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View of road in foreground looking south and west away from beach.
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View of the island, Isla Cerralvo, directly from beach.
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View of the arroyo and fresh-water lake at the east border of the
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View of sandy beach from directly on the beach.
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View of beach to the east showing coastline with gentle upslope of
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View of elevation and sandy hill sloping down toward beach.
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Aerial view of La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico from Google Earth.
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Bahia La Ventana
Bahia Los Muertos
Bahia de los Muertos
Aerial view of road network (yellow lines) between La Paz in the upper
left hand corner of image and Bahia La Ventana toward the center. The
distance is thirty-five miles or approximately a forty-five minute drive on
paved roads.
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Aerial view of terrain and roadways approaching Bahia La Ventana and
the Property.
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Map of La Paz area: La Paz to the north , El Sargento, La Ventana,
Punta Arena, and Bahia de los Muertos toward the lower center of the
map.
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Disclaimer
This presentation is intended solely for purposes of introducing the La Ventana property (or “Property”) to parties who have
expressed an interest in the Property. This presentation does not purport to be all-inclusive or to contain information of an
investment nature. This presentation and its contents and any other documents, materials or information provided by LightHorse
Ventures, LLC (or “LightHorse” or “LightHorse Ventures”), related to the Property in this presentation shall be used solely for
purposes of general interest and shall be treated as such. LightHorse, or any of its respective directors, officers, employees,
representatives, controlling persons, or affiliates makes no representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy
or completeness of this presentation or any of its contents, nor shall any of the foregoing have any liability resulting from use of
the information contained herein or otherwise supplied. Such information is subject to change or amendment without notice. In
all cases, interested parties should conduct their own investigation and analysis of the presentation and the data contained in
this presentation.
All photographs, unless otherwise noted, were taken in December 2005 during on-site visits to the Property, captured from the
Internet, or made available by private sources.
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Contact Information
Inquiries may directed to any of the following individuals:
STEPHEN B. LOPEZ, [email protected]
JAMES S. THOMPSON, [email protected]
DAVID R. MURPHY, [email protected]
ALONSO MENCOS, [email protected]
Locations
UNITED STATES
Walnut Creek Office
1600 South Main Street
Suite 325
Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Telephone: 925.932.4900
Facsimile: 925.932.4974
SPAIN
Madrid Office
P° Habana, 14-4A
28036 Madrid, Spain
Telephone/Facsimile: 34.91.564.1504
BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO
La Paz Office
Alvaro Obregon 2140-102
La Paz Central
Baja California Sur
Mexico 23000
Telephone/Facsimile: 011.52.612.123.3358