Cooper’s Pen residents offered two relocation options

HAGUE, Trelawny — The Government has offered two options to families who have a November 30 deadline to leave lands in Cooper’s Pen which they are illegally occupying.

Member of Parliament for Trelawny Northern Tova Hamilton said the Government is now awaiting decisions from the residents on which of the two solutions they prefer, as preparations continue for the second phase of the relocation exercise.

Hamilton was speaking Tuesday afternoon during a tour of a 12-acre property in Hague and Clifton, which overlooks the sea and is owned by the Ministry of Housing.