Although he did initially recommend removal of the bridge, Folse said he would be satisfied with improvements that would allow for boats to come and go from his marina. In fairness to the residents down Country Club Drive, I hope they can work something out where they can be in peace. Meanwhile, the first of three phases of Folse s project was completed on Tuesday, he said. The second stage of construction will begin within the next two weeks on 18 additional units, which Folse estimates to be completed by year s end. The marina s restaurant and bar will be a multi-purpose facility.
People can do seminars.
We can have live concerts. And it s going to be built with the same architecture that would blend in with the townhouses, a lot of palm trees and that type of thing. Ryan Chatelain is a staff writer at The Courier.