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Oil Nut Bay Development

Posted on May 15, 2010

From the BVI Standpoint, June 2009

approval for development was given in the early 2000s to the Hendersons, the original developers, before EIAs were required under the 2004 Physical Planning Act.  The original plan called for a “simple low density, residential subdivision consisting of 10 boathouses, 16 residential units supported by a clubhouse, docks, service area, limited roads and infrastructure and the possibility of a small medical or research centre”

 

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