Coral Spring Village 2 environmental assessment — Trelawny, Jamaica

About this report

Document title

Environmental and Social Assessment for Proposed Housing Development — Coral Spring Village 2, Trelawny

Document date

Resubmitted 14 October 2024

Edition

Draft final report

Author / preparer

Environmental Solutions Limited

Prepared for

Gore Development Ltd.

Format

PDF · 214 pages · English

Jamaica context and scope

This assessment examines the proposed Coral Spring Village 2 housing development in Trelawny on Jamaica’s north coast. The report places the site between Falmouth and Duncans, beside the existing Coral Spring community and near the Coral Spring–Mountain Spring Protected Area.

The assessment brings together the proposed development, baseline environmental conditions and social considerations. Its executive summary identifies local flora and fauna, hydrology and water quality as matters requiring careful assessment and mitigation planning in this north-coast development setting.

Readers can use the report to examine the environmental evidence, proposed mitigation and development context considered at this stage. The linked edition is the draft final report resubmitted on 14 October 2024; it is not a statement of current permit status or confirmation that the proposed works were completed.

What the report covers

• Proposed housing development and site context
• Biodiversity and the surrounding protected-area setting
• Hydrology, water quality and mitigation planning
• Social conditions and environmental assessment

ESL’s role and source

Environmental Solutions Limited prepared the environmental and social assessment for Gore Development Ltd., as identified on the report cover.

NEPA public report copy →

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