Dragon Springs recently paid for the repaving of close to one mile of town road outside its south gate, according to Deerpark Supervisor Gary Spears.
The paving of Guymard Turnpike was completed in late August and cost nearly $117,000, according to Deerpark Highway Superintendent Raymond Cirulli.
Nestled in the rolling hills of Wester Orange County, Dragon Springs is a 400-acre campus that hosts three distinct entities: a Buddhist-style temple, an academy and college, and the global rehearsal center for Shen Yun Performing Arts, according to its website.
About a year ago, Dragon Springs paid the town close to $70,000 for paving a half mile of Galley Hill Road between state Route 209 and its north gate. …