Coastal Zone Management to Hold Public Hearing on a Permit for Hibiscus Beach Hotel

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Coastal Zone Management to Hold Public Hearing on a Permit for Hibiscus Beach Hotel

The St. Croix Committee of the Virgin Islands Coastal Zone Management Commission have been scheduled to begin at 6 p.m., Thursday, March 14, at the University of the Virgin Islands Building REC Room 133/135. This hearing will also be held virtually via the video conferencing platform Teams.

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