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(CNS): An application by the Cayman Islands Football Association for pitch lights has riled up the organisation’s neighbours, who claim they are being disturbed enough already by rowdy footballers and fans. New floodlights at CIFA’s national ground in Prospect would put an end to any potential peace and quiet they have left, they claim. The application is due to be heard next week by the Central Planning Authority, which has stated on the agenda that the objectors’ concerns must be discussed, as well as the visual impact and whether the lights warrant approval.
The decision will be one of the first controversial decisions that the new CPA members will have to make. In this case, the peace and quiet of the residential community is pitched against the controversial football body and the needs of local players. Two families who have formally objected both base their concerns on the “ever-increasing nuisance that is being created by the users of…
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