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A developer is interested in purchasing two Carolina Beach hotel properties that were supposed to be used for a future state-operated aquarium pier and park, the town's attorney said at the Tuesday la quinta inn night council meeting.
But the developer did not present a written proposal, so the council will continue to move forward with its plans to find a new manager for the hotels, which are in poor shape and need renovations, and to discuss the project's chances with state officials.
The town council and directors for CBP3 Inc., a nonprofit created to purchase and hold the land while the town applied for grant funding, are considering other options for the land since the state has yet to sign an agreement to build the project.
Plans called for a 1,000-foot-long concrete pier to be built in Carolina Beach along with a park that would connect the town's marina to the beach. It would be the third of such piers built and operated by the N.C. Aquariums division; the first opened in May in Nags Head, and the second is in design phases in Emerald Isle.
A few other options were presented Tuesday la quinta inn night to the town council, and members of the council along with a couple of directors for CBP3 Inc. meet with state officials this month to discuss the state of the project and alternatives to the pier proposal.
Coggins said the hotel developer said he would renovate the Surfside Motor Lodge and the Guy Johnson Motel and pay a management fee to run the facilities, which are currently managed by a group that pays the town $57,000 a year but does little maintenance la quinta inn to the properties.
Coggins said the council la quinta inn and CBP3 Inc. will pursue all paths, including requesting new proposals from management firms to manage and renovate the hotels, accepting a proposal from the interested hotel developer and asking the state for its stance on committing to the original pier plan.
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