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Site Plan/Point Cadet
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Point Cadet Waterfront
PROPOSED:
Point Cadet Marina (280 Slips)
•	140 pleasure craft slips
•	100 commercial fishing vessel slips
•	30 transient slips
•	6 tour/cruise boat slips
•	4 research/historic vessel slips
•	3,200 sq. ft., harbormaster/ship store building
•	1,250 sq. ft., fuel dock building
•	Dinghy Dock
Festival Marketplace
•	42,000 sq. ft., open-air market (ground level)
•	42,000 - 60,000 sq. ft., specialty retail (second level)
•	24,000 - 42,000 sq. ft., marine-related offices (third level)
Hotel (200 Rooms, 7 Floors)
•	10,000 sq. ft., lobby/restaurant/retail
•	110,000 sq. ft., lodging/meeting rooms
Water Park (3 Acre Entertainment Complex)
•	wavepool
•	sealife tanks
•	water-oriented amusements (snorkel tank, slides, water cannons, “kid wash”, etc.)
Marine Enterprise Zone (3 Acre Service Complex)
•	boatbuilding and repair
•	seafood distribution/loading facilities . marine supplies
•	boat sales and service
•	related marine services
Other Amenities
. parking and loading areas
•	landscaping and lighting
•	utilities (water, sewer, natural gas, electricity, telephone, cable, etc.)
•	architectural design standards
•	uniform graphics/signage
•	marketing, maintenance, and security services
•	cultural and recreational programs (boat shows, festivals, live entertainment, etc.)
EXISTING:
The Seafood Industry Museum - contains hundreds of marine artifacts, several native watercraft and numerous exhibits tracing Biloxi’s history, culture and economy through the development of its fisheries industry. Unique to the Gulf Coast.
Point Cadet Plaza - an arena where dozens of Biloxi’s colorful festivals and other open air events are celebrated; also available for farmers markets, flea markets, craft shows, concerts, exhibitions, RV campouts and private gatherings.
J.L. Scott Marine Education Center - a marine research facility of the Gulf Coast Research Laboratory, the Center is open to the public and contains dozens of aquaria which trace the location of native marine species by their ecosystems, from fresh water to open gulf. A 300 seat auditorium with state-of-the-art audio-visual equipment is available for meetings and is used by the lab to present many interesting lectures and films on marine science and the seafood industry.
Gulf Marine State Park - the State’s only urban waterfront park, nestled in the very tip of the Biloxi peninsula, the park contains fishing piers, pavilions, concessions, a souvenir shop, picnic facilities, and an interpretive center on local waterfront culture. The park’s open air pavilions are available for receptions, fish-fries, reunions and family gatherings.
The Factory Restaurant - a converted seafood cannery which contains a large dining area and bar, an indian artifact museum, and a number of small specialty shops featuring nautical items. An outdoor lounge provides a great view of the waterfront. The restaurant’s daily lunch buffet offers some of the Coast’s best home-style cooking with plenty of seafood available.
POINT CADET Estimated Development Impact, by 1990
PRIVATE INVESTMENT	$25-40 MILLION
Festival Market	$8-12 MILLION
Offices	$3-5 MILLION
Hotel	$7-10 MILLION
Water Park	$5-8 MILLION
Marine Services	$2-5 MILLION
NEW GROSS SALES, PER YEAR	$15-20 MILLION
JOBS SAVED OR RETAINED	1400
Direct Jobs (On-Site)	500
Short-Term (Construction) Jobs	300
Indirect Jobs (Off-Site)	600
NEW TAXES. PER YEAR (City Share) $540,000	
Sales Taxes (City Share)	$240,000
Property Taxes (City Share)	$300,000
ANNUAL VISITATION 1,000,000 - 1,500,000	
Peak Season, Per Day	5,000 - 7,500
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS	$7 MILLION
City of Biloxi: Acquisition,	
Site Improvements	$3.5 MILLION
Biloxi Port Commission:	
Marina Construction	$3.5 MILLION
Estimates are accurate for planning purposes only. Source: Point Cadet Development Corporation