"Atlantis" is a bunch of concrete columns, sundial, etc, that is
supposed to mimic the fabled "Lost City".  Its an art project by the
tall lanky european guy who goes by the name of "Foots".  Fortunately,
he's self-funded it, so its not costing the Caymans much, although if
he's so well off financially, it does beg the question as to why he took
a job at Divi as their head of maintenance.

I had previously been under the understanding that it was going to be
located 200-400yds west of Radar Reef, at an area known as Duppy Reef,
which would have been in the middle of the Brac's officially designated
'approved waterskiing area' (eg, divers keep out).  However, I now
understand that its actually "right next to" Radar Reef, in the big
sandy patch on the west side (eg, to the left) of Radar, which sounds
exactly like the place where they ran the new telephone cable out ~5
years ago.  Planned water depth's is reportedly around 40fsw.

The 'Golf Course' has been part of an architect's proposed business
development plan for a huge resort complex that would be at the eastern
tip of the island, surrounding the lighthouse.  Of course, geologically,
this area is very faulted (hence why that proposal of a few years ago of
building multi-million dollar homes cantilevered over the edge of the
bluff above Spot Bay was such a joke).  The golf course would be part of
this complex and yes, this would be a very windy location.  In any
event, they would have to reconcile this with the Government's 2003
Development Master Plan which in regards to the Bluff states the
following:

"(iii) It is recognized that the Bluff is a unique feature of Cayman
Brac and an important attraction to visitors.  Every effort should
therefore be made to retain the unspoiled visual aspect of the cliff
face of the Bluff.  The setback in each case is to be determined by the
Development Control Board and each applicant will be dealt with on its
merits."  

(available at:  www.planning.gov.ky/development/Docs/padp03.pdf )

FWIW, there's also been some rumors stemming from Grand Cayman of
building a prison on the Brac, which got the Braccers in an uproar.  The
big island folk tried to blow it off as a joke (April Fools?), but IMO,
most people aren't convinced that its not a real idea that's being
floated.  Grand Cayman's been having real problems with crime,
reportedly from armed Jamacian Drug Gangs.  I've heard that there have
been three fatal shootings recently...I only saw the one about the
murder in the hospital that made the press (gang conflict in which one
was wounded, but his opponent later came to the hospital to finish him
off).  

The dock is reportedly mostly complete, but not yet fully complete.

Grand Cayman's currently surviving off of docking fees.  Given how much
of an upturn there's been in the cruise industry since 2001, there's
sufficient demand for another port of call, if for no other reason than
to spread out the cruisers.   Of course, the "things to do" on the Brac
are highly limited, but there are those locals who relish the idea of
making the Tibbets Square area into a cruise ship shopping mecca.

Think for a moment as to just how you would get from the Lighthouse area
to a swimmable beach, 140ft below your elevation.  And even if you did
something expensive, like sink an elevator shaft through the rock, take
extra heed to note that the classical winter travel season coincides
with the onset of "DownEasters", which is where strong winds blow
straight down the length of the island, and there is no lee side...this
is what Cliff calls "blowing down the slot".  

FWIW, I think the next ~5 years (at least) are safe, because Ivan
walloped Grand Cayman so hard, and there's always been a sort of
trickle-down effect, especially economically.  

-hh