Hotelle
1 Crockers Cove Carbonear, NL, Canada

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CARBONEAR, NL A hotel proposal for Crocker's Cove made its way through the first hurdle towards development Tuesday. Council members unanimously approved a motion to rezone 2.97 acres of privately-owned land from conservation to medium-density residential and make hotels a permitted use under that zoning at council's discretion. "This will now be sent off to Municipal Affairs, who will peruse the application, noting the concerns that they may possibly have, and they'll also... send it to different branches of (government) departments," Coun. David Kennedy, chair of the town's planning and development committee, said following the vote. If the provincial government signs off on the proposed change to the municipal plan, it will come back to council for further review. The public would also have another chance to provide feedback to council. The town hosted a public meeting last month. There, developers James Bailie and Janet Whittle-Bailie shared their vision for the 50-room luxury boutique hotel, billed as Hotelle @ Crockers Cove. The three-level building would have a footprint of approximately 50,000 square feet and include a restaurant, espresso bar, lobby bar, conference centre and art gallery. The couple also expressed a desire to leave much of the conservation area untouched and make it part of the hotel experience. Andrew Robinson [email protected] Published on August 9, 2017

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