The government says the issuance of a vendor’s license by the St. John’s Development Corporation has been interpreted as permission to knock-up unpainted plywood cubicles that serve cold drinks and food.
The Cabinet discussed the crowding of Darkwood Beach by many vendors who have constructed unsightly booths on the green space, or sand dunes, normally utilized as resting places by families and tourists that visit the magnificent beach.
A decision was taken on Wednesday to require mobile stalls that can be removed nightly, and that are to be uniform in appearance—not unlike the uniformity in looks that has been achieved at Long Bay and Galley Bay.
The number of stalls or booths will also be limited in order to leave space for beachgoers. The DCA will serve notices on those who now occupy the beach.
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Oh my the kitchen cabinet finally made a decision to clean up the lawless society. It’s not just Darkwood beach alone, it’s all over the county. I call Antigua the new pallet ghetto. It’s about time to clean this lawless town up.
somebody had to do it. Hope your backyard squeaky clean since you’re speaking from your soapbox.
Now what? This is one of the few baeches left with unrestricted access.
Please please clean up market street too make it good again. And while you at it all over town. If you come here to ven or you from here follow the order and law times
Please start with market street and all those vendors on the sidewalk…
Market street Please,people cannot even walk on the bloody sidewalk,its totally unfair -if you’re vending then do it with a bit of Pride. I saw the horrible site on Darkwood,and all i could say i was disgraceful
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