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Development Handover Stalls in Montego Bay Due to Infrastructure Issues

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The official handover of the Meadows of Irwin development has stalled because of infrastructure issues, specifically flooding in two sections of the gated community. Residents report that even short bursts of heavy rainfall cause water to gush onto properties. A resident of the Meadows of Irwin Citizens Association estimates that correcting the issues could cost over $5 million.

From jamaicaobserver.com

Why it matters

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The delay prevents the local authority from taking responsibility for maintaining the vital infrastructure of the housing project. The original plan for the Meadows of Irwin Housing Development was to provide 800 housing solutions on approximately 147 acres of land.

From jamaicaobserver.com

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    The government might face increased policy demands and costs related to resolving the stalled handover and infrastructure failure.

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