February 16, 2022
PORT LUCAYA MARINA
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Marina owners slam GBPA over ‘misleading’ stop-work order
THE new owners of Port Lucaya Marina have accused the Grand Bahama Port Authority of giving a “vague and misleading” explanation for halting demolition work, warning that the three-day shutdown has already disrupted the project and is likely to drive up costs.
GBPA issues stop-work order on $21m marina
DEMOLITION of the Port Lucaya Marina was abruptly halted just one day after work began after the Grand Bahama Port Authority issued a stop-work order amid unresolved questions over the legal transfer of the marina’s seabed lease.
Demolition of Port Lucaya Marina kicks off $21.8M redevelopment project
DEMOLITION of the derelict Port Lucaya Marina began on Thursday, launching the first phase of a $21.8m redevelopment aimed at reviving one of Grand Bahama’s most prominent tourism areas.
Hope of end to confusion over $200 fee to extend stay
BAHAMIAN marinas yesterday voiced optimism that the Deputy Prime Minister and Immigration have cleared up the “confusion” over the $200 ‘stay extension’ fee ahead of the peak winter boating season.
‘Give us answers on Freeport plan’
THE Davis administration does not recognise the Freeport Licensees Association, a group seeking to meet Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis that criticised his Monday speech to the Grand Bahama Chamber of Commerce for lacking “critical details”.
‘Right church, wrong pew’ over second GB marina
A Grand Bahama investor yesterday said he has yet to receive a satisfactory offer for his second marina asset, revealing: “They’re in the right church, but sat in the wrong pew.”
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