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individuals the opportunity to participate in solutions that lower utility costs, increase comfort, prevent pollution and protect the environ- ment for future generations.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) began the program

in 1992, and in a little over a decade, the results have been tremendous. In 2003, "Americans, with the help of ENERGY STAR

saved enough energy to power 20 million homes and avoid greenhouse gas emissions equivalent to those from 18 million

cars -- all while saving $8 billion." For more information on this

important program, go to www.energystar.gov.

A proud ENERGY STAR Partner, GGI maintains a strong commitment to protecting the environment through energy conservation and efficiency. The ENERGY STAR program represents the power to protect the environment. It offers businesses and

On April 6, 2009, GGI began construction on the second phase of its existing McKnight Senior Village senior housing community, in Las Vegas, near Bonanza and Eastern Avenue. The original phase includes 110 one-bedroom units. Phase II will include 77 two-bedroom units.

The expansion will include a new 7,000 square foot clubhouse with full kitchen, media/library room, computer/business center, health room, laundry room, piano bar, crafts room, billiards room, outdoor pool and spa, and fitness center.

The plans call for a 4-story building with elevator access, and units will be configured as two-bedroom floorplans, with washer/dryer hook-up, and hook-up for broadband internet access. There will be balconies, or patios (on the first floor) with exterior storage. The entire building will have ENERGY STAR conservation and green building features throughout.

The second phase won National Association of Home Builder's BEST OF 50+ HOUSING Silver Achievement Award for "On-the Boards" Affordable Rental Category in 2007. Now McKnight II is a reality!