They say the issues of economic growth, developers’ profit and tall buildings have taken over and the aim of building a waterfront that would benefit the whole Island has been left behind.
In a letter to Planning Minister Freddie Cohen, the Trust urge him to revisit the objectives of Waterfront 2000 consultation exercise and ‘realistically consider how these might be achieved’.
National Trust for Jersey president Colin Smith said: ‘The Trust feels that it is highly unlikely that a world-class waterfront, which would be of benefit to the Island as a whole, can be achieved without a degree of public investment and engagement.
