It's not really hard to resolve. Ask the owners if they wish to sell a piece of the property to the government so that Bahamians can have access. If they say NO then that's it, end of story. Government will have to ask someone else to try and buy some land.
Problem is government don't like to pay for land. They just take it or change to rules so you can't do anything with it. Thankfully this group has plenty money to take government to court and will obviously win if government tries to take it.

Nothing but an intended distraction from cruel Davis's gross incompetence on so many fronts.

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Angering "Business owners" who pay no rent, insurance, have no bathrooms or "shop front" as required by law. If they pay some Vendors fee to government i'd be surprised.
Beach access by boat will always be possible. But that would require "investing" in their business. What a strange concept.

Whay about the eastern and western roads beach access?the rich people just get to put a gate up or pit a large mound of sand up to prevent us frkm accessing the beach. That is wrong!

It is wrong; but it's also wrong that the garbage left over ends up either in the ocean or on the 'rich people's' property.

As efforts continue to exclude ordinary Bahamians from one of the most lucrative industries in the country, government appears balls less and helpless in assisting its people. Don’t be like the US when is shipped most of it’s manufacturing jobs abroad just to avoid a certain sector of it’s society from benefiting from these industries. Now some four decades later, the USA is virtually crippled by one of the greatest supply chain failures in its history . Shelves remain empty if basic and essential items and the shortage of goods demonstrates to the world how lacking the US in on producing goods (and services) to sustain itself. The tourism industry cannot continue to grow and exclude Bahamians from the economic pie. There is an opportunity cost to Bahamians for every tourist that visits this country and Bahamians should not continue to financially support tourism with higher taxes and increases in the cost of living but should now, and even before be benefiting with lucrative jobs, modern and well maintained infrastructure, including airports, seaports, roads, electricity a and water supplies and medical facilities and services that are accessible and affordable. Bahamians must benefit because if tourism and not suffer in spite of it. Else the tables will tournament on those who are hoodwinking and bamboozling us. They can build more ships and larger ships. They can build more hotels and larger hotel properties. But there is still only one Bahamas. And Bahamians want their things ms boy. And fry want it now!

The Bahamians being left out of the free beach access are not investing in the tourist business. They are free loaders who only want access because it is free. Try and charge them even $5 a day for access and tell them that there are certain rules they must follow such as not taking a shit in the bushes and covering it up with sand, and they will be screaming from the dune tops about how unfair they are being treated.

Who tf is pooing in the bush if there are hotels all around with bathroom facilities

Eminent domain

anyone with access to a jetski or a small boat can access the entirety of Cabbage beach at any access point they choose. Climbing over private property to access the beach is an issue because,....well it's private property. NOONE is denying Bahamians access to the beach.

It is the jetski operator thugs and their drug dealing accomplices who beat and rape unsuspecting tourists on a daily basis when given unobstructed access to the beach that are ruining things for everyone. Why haven't these criminals been stopped?

U.S. Embassy in Nassau: Jet Ski Operators Sexually Assaulted 5 Tourists in 18 Months

https://www.cruiselawnews.com/2016/01/a…