Juan Grande....nice job cutting and pasting. I am not sure value is the word I would use in regards to how I hold your opinion. An ECP is a compliance plan signed after the EIA has been done. This is done so that after public consultations conditions and changes can be implemented on the developer. Clearly favors were done so that the developer did not have to do an EIA and face public consultations. Who signed the ECP? Please copy and paste a copy of the ECP.
Next...San Mateo is a disgrace. Lets point out though, that when the Town Council tried to fill San Mateo there was no fill in the area because the same developer had dredged and pumped it all across the lagoon to fill his Costa Del Sol project. His dredge was directly next to San Mateo for months.
Back to ECP's...again favors must have been granted so that Sugar Caye did not have to do and EIA and face public consulations. That ECP has been violated according to Mr. Moore of geology. They have dredged more than double the amount they were allowed in the ECP. Seems like to developer likes to evade or just break the laws of Belize.
The common thread that strikes me is the developer not liking to face the public...the community that he is directly jeopardizing. The developer does not do EIA's so he does not have to face the public. He send s employees to do meetings and interviews with the media. I get the feeling he can not look into the faces of the people that have real questions for him. If they do not have money or are not interested in buying a lot for him they do not exist. Sorry Mr. Mitchell we do exist. When you are finished making your millions on all of your land sales you can pack up and leave. I am Sure Juan Grande you will be right behind him. The rest of us will still be here, participating in this community and not taking advantage of it.
I am a firm believer in "what comes around, goes around" and "treat others as you would like to be treated."