Photos: Work Continues At Horseshoe Bay
Work continues to take place at Horseshoe Bay Beach, with the aim of “improving the user experience” and “increasing the ease of transport and accessibility” at the popular south shore beach.
The work is scheduled to include the construction of a new timber pedestrian boardwalk; the repositioning of existing asphalt roadway; new bus, shuttle/mini-bus & taxi drop-off zones and car & bike parking; the removal of invasive species of plants & trees and more.
According to Public Works Minister Craig Cannonier, the work was 21% complete as of February 15th.
“Vehicle access to the main entrance will be restricted until the completion of works, which is scheduled for May 1, 2017. Once the work is completed, access through the main entrance will be restored,” the Government previously said.
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Very exciting changes to this very popular beach destination. My only question is will I be able to access parking so I can attempt to get my Bermuda Kite up on Good Friday?
No. You’ll probably not be able to access Horseshoe Bay from this parking area without having to pay ever again.
And T N Tatem teachers were starting trouble, and de Swing Bridge completed and de round-about had no budget and Obama wire tapped Trump and………..
“Vehicle access to the main entrance will be restricted until the completion of works, which is scheduled for May 1, 2017. Once the work is completed, access through the main entrance will be restored,” the Government previously said.
So unless Go Friday is after May 1 I would say no.
If only vehicular access is restricted, why has pedestrian access been restricted as well.
21% complete after two months and they plan to be complete the remaining 79% in a little over a month – Really!!
Depends if the other 79% is complete! Where did he pull that number from, just concretes my thoughts he isn’t a works and engineers minister.
And Trump is always lying.
LMFAO
It’s a very precise percentage, isn’t it. Guess he’s working that Microsoft Project efficiently, at least.