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What’s at stake on upcoming vote for reuse of former Carvel Hall property Read article here
Posted Wednesday, March 3, 2021 1:51 pm By Frances Martinez Myers Should any municipality be allowed to prevent an endeavor from doing business in a city simply because some of its elected officials don’t like the product they sell? The answer to that question is NO.
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The survey was made available to the public through social and print media and was available for 30 days ending April 8, 2021.
The intent of the survey was to determine what was important to people who live and play in Crisfield when it comes to topics such as dining, retail stores, recreational activities, accommodations and services. The findings will be used to help support any revitalization and economic development efforts in Crisfield. “GCAC is sharing the information so that all those engaged in helping Crisfield thrive have the voice of the consumers and businesses in mind. GCAC fully intends to use this information in our strategic plans and when soliciting investors and developers to the area. Hearing from the people who live here and vacation here is important to both the consumers and the businesses who are already here or thinking about coming here”, says Frances Martinez Myers, GCAC’s board president. |
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