BPL seeks golf course changes
part of the Act which incorporated it.
Bermuda Properties Ltd. made the legal move to allow it to make changes to the lay-out of Marriott Castle Harbour's golf course, said the company's general manager Peter Parker.
BPL plan to build a $65 million housing development in St. George's.
The organisation has applied for final planning approval to build 13 houses with swimming pools, 13 two-storey town houses, a communal pool, four tennis courts and a water tank.
Part of its plans concern altering the present lay-out of the East End golf course and the company has to alter its incorporating Act to allow it to do this. The petition wishes to enact a private bill repealing Section Seven of the Bermuda Properties Act 1958.
"It's one of the things we've been talking about doing for years,'' said Mr.
Parker. "We have to do this.'' PLANNING PLN
