A town meeting Oct. 5 will give residents the opportunity to comment on a proposed Comprehensive Land and Water Use Plan proposed by the V.I. Department of Planning and Natural Resources. At a preliminary session, senators discussed the plan in a meeting at the St. John Legislature. It would designate land-use and water-use guidelines for areas, ranging from industrial to agriculture, according to the Virgin Islands Daily News. A master plan for the VIs is considered critical for St. John which has only 19.4 square miles of livable space. Sen. Roosevelt David, at the meeting, hinted opposition, saying the plan appeared driven by environmental concerns rather than economic development. “That’s what puts food on the table,” he said, according to the St. John Source. St. John resident and architect Rob Crane said he opposes the plan. The current zoning methods are fine, but they are not enforced, he told the Daily News. The Source has posted online a PDF file of the 284-page plan. You can get it here.
Sapphire Sunrise
Sunshine Daydream




The Other World

St. John Condos
Kaleidoscope Villa
Cimarron Yacht Charters
Sapphire Peak
Lameshur Cottages

Valhalla St. John
Grande Bay One Bedroom
Villa Cin Cin
Paradise Carest – 1W – Lavender Hill
St. John Vacation Villas
Serenity at Francis Bay
Best of Both Worlds
Rotunda

Mare Blu Villa
The Saint
Pool, Spa, Dayclub & More
Spacious Rooms, Walk to Town
Book Your Escape at The Saint
Westin St. John Rentals

The Sugar Hill Villa
Island Getaways Villas
Long Bay Beach Villa
Villa Circe
Catered To Vacation Homes
South Shore Villa
Sonic Charters
The Fred, St. Croix
MandeVilla Cottage at Ixora
Cara Mia
Mermaids Tale
Alta Vista

Villa Ixora
Recent Comments
- Billie on Aerial Is Open at The Saint — And the Reviews Are In: People Love It
- Pat on Gifft Hill School Hosts the first Youth Trailblazers Race
- Marion on Gifft Hill School Hosts the first Youth Trailblazers Race
- Roger Lovelady on Aerial Is Open at The Saint — And the Reviews Are In: People Love It
- Kathleen Wimbley on Business Spotlight: Island Sky Building Company: A new face in St. John Development