Residents Urge DPNR “Do Not Approve” East Bay Beach Developement: Calling the project “Sirenusa East” and questioning everything from environmental impacts to electrical capacity, residents overwhelmingly urged Department of Planning and Natural Resources’ Comprehensive and Coastal Zone Planning Director Stuart Smith to not approve a Group Dwelling Permit for East Bay Holding L.L.C. at a public hearing on Tuesday evening, March 11. About 65 residents — a dozen of whom wore T-shirts emblazoned with the message “Do Not Approve” — filled classroom six at Guy Benjamin School for last week’s meeting and posed numerous concerns about the proposed project. East Bay Holding Company owner Mark Davies, joined by partner Clark Bottner, requested a Group Dwelling Permit in order to construct the 28-unit East Bay Beach Club on eight acres of land on the East End of St. John. Plans include construction of 16 three-bedroom and 12 four-bedroom units, with several one story units along the beach and the remaining two story units on the hillside, a clubhouse and a pool. Read our full story by clicking the link below. stjohnnews/index.php/component/content/article/599-news/2014-03-news/8848-residents-urge-dpnr-do-not-approve-east-bay-beach-developement
Posted on: Mon, 17 Mar 2014 15:40:16 +0000
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