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Park Hyatt HotelLost Opportunity -- 31st December, 2012The end of the year has come and still there is no movement on the Park Hyatt site in St. George’s. Further to the concerns expressed in our December 13th press release (Media release Park Hyatt-Bazarian - Dec 13 2012 - corrected.docx), Mr. Carl Bazarian has failed once again to meet the terms of the development agreement and BEST is appealing to the new Government to terminate the agreement and so put us on the right footing as regards this lost opportunity. Regaining control of one of our scarce and precious assets will mean that we won’t just let the fates lead us where they will. We will begin a new year and a new era in our history by truly stepping-up to the responsibility of charting our own course in securing a development partnership that is more suitable to our small island home.
Mr. Bazarian has not shown the level of commitment to Bermuda that we would have expected and it is wholly unacceptable for such a treasure to be tied up once again in this type of gridlock.
What can happen right now is for the golf course to be reopened, with a new clubhouse if possible, so that St. Georgians can once again derive the benefit from an amenity that has been denied to them and other Bermudians over the past 5 years. Press ConferenceCampaigns/Projects - Park Hyatt Hotel Read more for further information on the Park Hyatt Plans and to gain access to the contents of the Press Conference held at the BEST offices earlier this morning (14th July 2011).
Park Hyatt Hotel ObjectionsUPDATE: We have corrected our sample letter so that it does not include the BEST logo in the header. If you are yet to submit your own letter, please make sure that it only contains your address in header.
Friday the 15th of July, at 5pm is the deadline for commenting on the construction plans of the Park Hyatt Hotel, set to be built in the Town of St. George’s. The following sample letter (click link for document) includes a list of objections and concerns identified by BEST in regards to the plans. Please help support the interests of the residents of St. George’s and the Island of Bermuda, by printing and sending in your own version of the attached sample letter to the Department of Planning.
Things to keep in mind before submitting your letter:
The Director
Department of Planning Dame Lois Browne-Evans Building, 5th floor #58 Court Street Hamilton HM12
Park Hyatt Hotel
Plans for the Park Hyatt Hotel, St George, are now available to the public at the Dept of Planning. (Dame Louis Brown Evans Bldg) There is also some information in the RG, Friday July 8 & Bda Sun, Saturday July 2nd. Objections are due by July 15. |