Bahama Rock ordered to revise environmental docs; 69 jobs at risk pending expansion approval

Bahama Rock's proposed Grand Bahama expansion faces a regulatory hurdle as the Department of Environmental Planning and Protection requests revised environmental documents. The company is approaching a production shutdown that would temporarily lay off 69 hourly workers, potentially becoming permanent if the expansion is not approved. The development signals a potential disruption to local aggregate supply and employment, with the outcome dependent on regulatory approval.