Who will be monitoring the development and ensuring the Environmental Management Plan is being followed?
Environmental Systems Ltd have been appointed as the Special Inspector.
Environmental Systems Ltd have been appointed as the Special Inspector.
Nothing on land. In fact, with the addition of sheet piling and breakwaters we will be adding habitat for mangrove to grow on. The area for the new marina is mainly dead coral. Any live coral has been relocated. Once the marina is completed, we believe turtle grass will thrive…
Very little reclamation. The only land we need to create is for the new beach and the north end of enlarged boatyard. The fill for this will be from the old beach and dredge from the channel.
Inner and outer harbours will not be dredged but there will be dredging required to create the new navigational channel. All material will be retained on site for the beach island and the extended boat storage area.
Yes, we are reconfiguring the entire area in the new Master Plan to ensure adequate parking.
50,000 gallons per day can be treated. We are currently processing 25,000 gallons per day i.e. we are running at 50% capacity. The plant is big enough to handle the increased demand. Plus, more and more of the larger yachts are capable of processing their own waste in an environmentally-friendly…
We will be adding three commercial/retail spaces.
Nanny Cay has two 650kw Northern Lights generators. We believe these will be sufficient but are looking at solar options to reduce our demand on the grid and generators during the peak daylight hours.
We are building an new event area with stage and restaurant village with seating and dining areas. This will be operational all year round and easily converted to the regatta village every year.
Townhouse owners and tenants, hotel guests, marina guests, guests from Nanny Cay bases charter companies. The general public will be able to use the pool for a day fee.