Wildridge and the Oak Point build phases
Wildridge and the sections around it have given Oak Point years of framing work on ground that rolls toward Lake Lewisville. An Oak Point phase opens with a single standard unit at the haul road, then takes one every few streets once framers spread across the blocks.
Amenity construction inside the Oak Point master plans runs on a separate schedule of pools, pavilions and trail heads. Those Oak Point sites keep a standard unit and a handwashing station for the whole build, since masonry crews work weeks of open heat.
Shoreline lots on the Oak Point peninsula
Custom houses on the Oak Point shoreline sit on lots that drop away toward the water, which changes where a unit can safely go. An Oak Point build like that keeps its unit up on the drive near the street rather than anywhere down the slope.
Dock, seawall and bank repair crews work the Oak Point shore when the lake level allows it. Those Oak Point crews take a standard unit at street level and walk down, because nothing heavy belongs on the exposed bank.
FM 720 access and Oak Point ground
FM 720 is the spine of Oak Point and it narrows in places where the shoulder simply runs out. We schedule Oak Point stops early so a service truck is not working that road during the afternoon school and commuter mix.
Soil across Oak Point is sandy over clay and it ruts deeply once the rain returns in fall. An Oak Point unit belongs on gravel, caliche or concrete so the truck keeps footing and the unit stays level.
Long-running Oak Point rentals hold a fixed weekday, which matters on a peninsula where a second trip means a long loop back.