"For the moment, it is a simple concrete slab," comments Christopher Emmanuel, Minister of Infrastructure in the government of Sint Maarten, when asked about the car park built at Kim Sha Beach in Simpson bay during a press conference. And to seem to deplore it. "We must fully exploit its potential," he said. “We could develop on the side of commercial spaces. It would be carried out by a private investor who would have income thanks to the rents of commercial spaces ”, he specifies without forgetting to say that the government could also draw income thanks to the parking which it would make paying.
“We have spent millions, hundreds of millions of dollars on the infrastructure that we make available to the population free of charge. We spent $ 700 on this concrete slab, which is free to use, ”said the Minister. “Now we should have 000 paying places. This would create jobs and revenues for the government, ”he says. (More details on www.soualigapost.com)
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