The plans illustrate redevelopment of the seaside resort of Templeton from 1990 to 2005.
Overall, there was a significant reduction in number of trees. Moreover, small houses were converted into big apartment buildings.
The western side of the resort undergoed significant changes. Two small houses in front of the lake were demolished and replaced with three apartment blocks. In the south west Templeton there were also houses that were knocked down to construct an expanded apartment buidings. Most of trees were cut- down to make way for accomodation. Also a new supermarket was built behind these houses.
In the east of the resort a railway line was increased in length and it runs in the western side too. In addition, the trees were completely removed, so there were more empty space to constract an airport in the north east benind the school. Some houses were demolished to construct a factory opposite the sea. Apart from that, a new ferry appeared in the south east resort right next to the railway line.
