70 Seaview Gardens residents to get land titles
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February 24, 2014

70 Seaview Gardens residents to get land titles

ST ANDREW, Jamaica — Seventy residents of Seaview Gardens Phase 2 in St Andrew are to receive land titles from the Ministry of Transport, Works and Housing on Wednesday at the St Patrick Foundation Human Resource Centre in the community.

The Ministry said that the scheduled ceremony will bring it closer to wrapping up its titling programme which was originally established under the Sites and Services Project of the 1970s.

Minister without portfolio in the ministry Dr Morais Guy is expected to deliver the main address while Member of Parliament for Western St Andrew, Anthony Hylton is expected to participate.

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