Work began on Jan. 3 to allay long-standing concerns about standing water at the nightclub’s entrance because of the low grade of the road leading to Seacrets’ entrance, which also had to match the road elevation.
That’s all changed now, as the entrance of Seacrets has been raised about three feet, according to owner Leighton Moore, and, from the city side, the road abutting the landmark has also been raised. A new storm drain was installed by Ocean City Public Works, so drainage should also be improved, according to Director Hal Adkins.
Instead of directing the flow of storm runoff to an area usually occupied by a number of visitors and vehicles at the front of the building, the water is directed to the new drain some distance away from the main entrance.
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That place was awesome years ago now it's just to big and chaotic.
ReplyDeleteLayton is a class act. Most people have no idea how much he gives back to the community.
ReplyDeleteThat was supposed to be a Seacret.Gheez,now you've ruined everything.
ReplyDelete9:46 Agreed.
ReplyDeleteA whole lot of crime there now, You even have to be scanned for weapons to enter.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure all our favorite booze hounds are breathing a sigh of relief now...
ReplyDeleteLuna sea is back baby!
ReplyDeleteIt comes to a point in some (very lucky) businesses where the money - the profits - are secondary. What matters the most is, in this case, one man's endeavor to have the best possible vacation experience for their customers.
ReplyDeleteThis is what Leighton Moore has done.
Say what you will about the property "becoming too big". I challenge you to find a location - one location - where you can find about a dozen bars/experiences that are all different and cater to whatever taste you may be looking for.
Huge props to Seacrets. They do it right.
His give back to the community is for the free pass he gets from Vice Cops, on the drug trafficking, and prostitution going on at the club. Late night there is more sexual favors going on in the dark than wings being eaten.
ReplyDeleteI laugh when I think of the early days when the place was so small you could sit at a table and hear everything going on in the bar and the band would break your eardrums. They must be doing something right. Cheers!!
ReplyDeleteGreat place to go but to really enjoy it get a cab.
ReplyDeleteFun and booze flows fast there and before you know it over the limit.
Love the place and the P.I.A.S
Capt Hiram's in Sebastian FL...look it up on Al Gore's interweb....lil bar on the water and what it has become today...a "resort".
ReplyDeleteInteresting similarities - indeed!
446 you are full of bs! Prostitution?! Negative.
ReplyDeleteThe post from 4:46 is not even worth a response. Ridiculous.
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