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Hurricane season clean-up to start in Cole Bay and Pelican next month

May 26, 2016

Hurricane season clean-up to start in Cole Bay and Pelican next month
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GREAT BAY, Sint Maarten (DCOMM) – Ministry of Public Housing, Environment, Spatial Development and Infrastructure (Ministry VROMI), announces that contractor Leonard Enterprises will commence with its hurricane season clean-up campaign next month.

The area concerned is Sint Maarten West, Parcel 7.

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Clean-up will take place on the following days and on the following streets:

June 25: Dr. Tjon Sie Fat Drive, Narrow Rd, Union Rd, Fahrenheit Rd, Water Rock Ln, Arlet Peters Rd, and Cashew Tree Rd.

July 2: Well Rd, Wellington Rd, Orange Grove Rd, Waterfront Rd, Diamond Estate, Welfare Rd, Windsor Rd, and Cay Bay Rd.

July 9: Pelican, Billy Folly Rd.

Hurricane season clean-up to start in Cole Bay and Pelican next month

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=14376

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