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Billy Folly Road Drainage Project completed. | SMN News

August 16, 2020

Billy Folly Road Drainage Project completed. | SMN News
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 PHILIPSBURG:---  The Honorable Minister of Public Housing, Spatial Planning, Environment & Infrastructure, Mr. Egbert Doran, hereby wishes to inform the general public of the completion of the drainage project on the Billy Folly Road in Pelican.

Over the years, this area has developed into a popular tourist destination with the establishment of various resorts, hotels, bars, and restaurants.
During heavy rainfall, a large pool of water would settle in the area of Atrium Hotel and Baker’s Suites which would force pedestrians to maneuver around the pool of settling water and risked being splashed upon by passing motorists. This situation became


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