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Any locals get a chance to go see the "scaled down" plot map if one in fact has been presented to the town for consideration?

You should hire a "gofer" to take care of business for you.

That's what you're for Jesse.

And you do it with such happiness too.

P.S. This was an extremely hot topic not long ago. I refuse to believe that I'm the only one still interested in this issue.

Yeah, if it was of interest to anyone, a real journalist would be all over it. So it must not be.

I am not a journalist...never claimed to be one.
The San Pedro Daily does not publish any original journalistic effort...only posts articles from other sources and clearly links to those sources.
I guess the concept is too difficult for you.

Come on Jesse, don't sell yourself short.

YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!

Get out there and get that story!

Pay me!

We've been through this "pay me" issue before haven't we?

I just thought that as a concerned local you would like to see this "scaled down" map yourself and share this info with those of us who are distance challenged at this time.

What is it worth to you?

I believe that Jesse, me and a lot of other folks that we know that live here full time are all of the same mind set - "when the info is available to the public we will know about it and will be able to disseminate it." So, since it hasn't been made public yet, it is probably not available yet, therefore demanding it is just a waste of energy and time.

We are on island time..... soon come.

Belize-N-Us, if you were here you probably wouldn't be able to get a scaled down map of the revised South Beach phase I project... because I doubt the developer has had the chance to get it drafted and finalized yet.

In Belize we take our holidays very seriously - Christmas and New Year tends to be a total shut down period, from December 18 thru about January 8th or so. It is pretty improbable that the developer could get draftsmen, surveyors and architects to produce new renderings during this period. And as JZB pointed out, this work is costly and time consuming during non-holiday periods so you could imagine the cost of "emergency work."

Anyhooo, when we get the info we will post.