Jolly Harbour, a long-established development on Antigua's southwest coast, is now divided by a deepening tension. One faction calls for Caribbean Developments (Antigua) Ltd. (CDAL) to fulfill its contractual and legal obligations—particularly regarding infrastructure repairs, charges, and past mismanagement. Another group, including some affiliated with JHPOA Inc. (an organization claiming to represent all freeholders without their explicit consent while extracting unlawful fees from freeholders through CDAL), contends the relentless focus on "historical arguments" and legal battles stifles the community's progress and risks burdening the majority of owners with additional costs - costs that CDAL unlawfully imposes on freeholders. The debate has grown so heated that some owners have labeled their more confrontational neighbors as mere "shit stirrers" 💩
This article dissects the recent public exchange to clarify the issues, the legal backdrop, and whether seeking accountability truly undermines progress.
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