We support it as what it is, a berth for a cruise ship, Mr. Kirkconnell, who is also the deputy premier for the Progressives party government, said Tuesday. We dont support upland development; we support the rebuilding and rebranding of George Town itself as a cultural centre for this country and we believe that the cruise pier will only add to that because of the numbers it will bring.
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Planning authority approves airport expansion
A $50 million expansion of Owen Roberts International Airport has been approved by the Central Planning Authority.
New strata bill out for comment
New Strata Bill for Cayman Islands the new bill allows strata schemes to acquire land to be used as common property or for such other purpose of the corporation as may be determined by special resolution .
January 2015 Market Update: My wish list for Cayman Families for 2015
Cayman’s Permanent Residency policies penalizes families.
Golf resort aims for 2018 tee-off
A second golf course has been added to plans for the proposed Ironwood resort, and the developments project director is predicting a 2018 opening date.
Ironwood moving forward, no road deal
The $365 million Ironwood golf resort project will move forward without a final agreement on a highway extension previously viewed as a deal breaker for the development.
Planning board to consider Seven Mile Beach hotel projects
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Cruise arrivals up this holiday season
An unusually large number of cruise passengers are scheduled to descend on Grand Cayman in the days leading up to Christmas and the New Year.