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traffic implications of development on the Point concluded that problems of access and
egress preclude any development whatsoever.
To date a circular gravel path has been constructed around the part of the perimeter of the
open space and some seating benches have been provided; a small tarred parking area has
been laid out alongside the railway fence, more or less on the site of the row of early brick
cottages; and, private initiative has resulted in the planting of palm trees along the boundary
with the harbour property.
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