Talk:Kettler Inc.

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The current article	KETTLER - Apartments, Condos, Planned Communities, and Mixed-Use/Commercial Properties in the Greater Washington, DC-metro region
Roads and Infrastructure Kettler has built more than 30 miles (48 km) of divided highway in greater Washington DC. In Leesburg, Kettler is currently constructing a $30 million interchange to lighten traffic at Route 7 and River Creek Parkway. The new steel and concrete intersection, including a bridge over Route 7, will be completed in summer 2009. It will alleviate the most congested point along Route 7 and will serve a new mixed-use community at the Village of Leesburg. Kettler is also building a new bike path and sidewalk bridge. The privately funded interchange will be turned over to the City of Leesburg and the Virginia Department of Motor vehicles.	Roads and Infrastructure Over the years KETTLER has built over 30 miles of divided four lane highway in the greater Washington metropolitan area. Currently KETTLER is constructing a $30 million interchange that will relieve traffic at the intersection of Route 7 and River Creek Parkway in Leesburg. The new steel and concrete interchange, including a bridge over Route 7, is expected to open in summer 2009. It will alleviate one of the most congested points along Route 7 and will serve the Village of Leesburg, a new mixed-use community opening in 2009. The interchange also will include a bike path and a sidewalk to provide safe crossing for bikers and pedestrians. Built entirely with private funds, the interchange will be turned over to the town of Leesburg and the Virginia Department of Transportation when completed.
School and Park Land Donations Kettler has donated land for the following schools and counties: Potomac Falls (Cascades) Lorton (Lorton Station Elementary) Dumfries (Potomac Harbor Catholic, Potomac Harbor Elementary) Leesburg (Potomac Station Middle) Centreville (Sully Station) Manassas (Wellington) Kettler also rezoned land for the Potomac School in McLean, Virginia and created a public-private partnership for South County High in Lorton.	School land donations Part of our commitment to investing in public amenities and infrastructure includes donating land for school sites in our communities. We have dedicated land for school construction in various Virginia communities, including Potomac Falls (Cascades), Lorton (Lorton Station Elementary), Dumfries (Potomac Harbor Catholic, Potomac Harbor Elementary), Leesburg (Potomac Station Middle), Centreville (Sully Station), and Manassas (Wellington). KETTLER helped to rezone land for Potomac School in McLean and created a public-private partnership for South County High in Lorton.
In 2005, Kettler donated a 1.25-acre (5,100 m2) park to Reston Urban Core Association. The park, known as Reston Town Square, was designed by landscape architect Alan Ward of Sasaki Associates.	Reston Town Square In 2005 alone, KETTLER donated a 1.25-acre park to Reston Urban Core Association, adding to the open space in Reston Town Center. The park, known as Reston Town Square, features a fountain and tiered seating for outdoor concerts, interspersed with landscaped seating areas. The park was designed by renowned landscape architect Alan Ward of Sasaki & Associates and is the final formal public space envisioned for Reston Town Center.

Additionally, the External links section seems to have been more-or-less taken from Kettler - Apartments, Condos, Planned Communities, and Mixed-Use/Commercial Properties in the Greater Washington, DC-metro region. This article needs to be rewritten from scratch, with proper sourcing. Dori ❦ (Talk ❖ Contribs ❖ Review) ❦ 01:41, 9 July 2009 (UTC)

Name of the article

The correct name of the company is "Kettler Inc." There is no company called "Kettler US". Can someone fix the article name?