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A dispute over the “land” that can be developed on Jekyll Island has reached the attorney general’s office. A task force recently said no marshland should be included in tallying the island’s land mass, a recommendation that could restrict future hotels and condos. Those who run the state park dispute that ruling, while an environmentalist fears that easing restrictions will put sensitive marshes in danger.
Guest Columnists
Marsh or not, Jekyll's future may ride on it by David Kyler, executive director of the Center for a Sustainable Coast in St. Simons Island.
Development limited to existing footprint by Eric Garvey, chief communications officer for the Jekyll Island Authority.
