Lantana, FL

Special Town Council Meeting

The Town Council will consider a resolution to initiate intergovernmental conflict resolution procedures with the Town of South Palm Beach under Florida law. This is the only substantive item on the agenda, along with routine procedural matters.

• Resolution R-09-2026 to initiate conflict resolution with South Palm Beach under Chapter 164, Fla. Stat.

Special Town Council Meeting

The Lantana Town Council is holding a special meeting with a single substantive item: a resolution to initiate intergovernmental conflict resolution procedures with the Town of South Palm Beach under Florida law. The council will also handle routine items like roll call, agenda approval, and council comments.

• Resolution R-06-2026 to initiate conflict resolution with South Palm Beach under Chapter 164, Fla. Stat.

Town Council Workshop Series Meeting #7

The Lantana Town Council is holding a workshop meeting to discuss several topics, including a recap of a previous session on an illegally constructed dock in South Palm Beach, next steps for the Lantana Beach Improvement Project, code enforcement procedures, swale area materials, code revisions for special events on private property, and criteria for naming rights for town structures. No formal votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-oriented workshop.

• Discussion on illegally constructed dock in South Palm Beach
• Next steps for Lantana Beach Improvement Project
• Code enforcement procedures discussion
• Allowed materials and requirements for swale areas
• Consideration of code revisions for special events on private property

Town Council

The Lantana Town Council is meeting to consider several funding agreements, including a $379,210 Community Development Block Grant from Palm Beach County, a $150,000 federal Safe Streets for All grant for a Comprehensive Action Plan, and a related engineering contract. The council will also vote on resolutions adopting a solid waste assessment roll and supporting a federal review of FAA policies, plus a request to waive recreation center rental fees.

• Resolution R-04-2026 adopting non-ad valorem assessment roll for Solid Waste and Recyclables Collection
• Resolution R-05-2026 supporting GAO review of FAA policies on airport safety, noise, and community compatibility
• CDBG agreements with Palm Beach County for FY 2026-27 totaling $379,210
• USDOT Safe Streets for All grant of $150,000 ($120,000 federal, $30,000 town match) for Comprehensive Action Plan
• CSA No. 2026-006 with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for $148,616.31 in engineering services

Town Council Workshop Series Meeting #7

The Lantana Town Council is holding a workshop meeting to discuss several topics, including the next steps for the Lantana Beach Improvement Project, code enforcement procedures, allowed materials for swale areas, and code revisions for special events on private property. They will also consider criteria for naming rights for town structures and select the next workshop date. The meeting is primarily for discussion, with some items up for consideration.

• Discussion on next steps for Lantana Beach Improvement Project
• Discussion on code enforcement procedures
• Discussion on allowed materials and requirements for swale areas
• Consideration of code revisions for special events on private property for businesses
• Discussion and consideration of criteria for naming rights for town structures

Town Council

The Town Council will consider several funding items, including $379,210 in Community Development Block Grant agreements with Palm Beach County and a $150,000 Safe Streets for All grant for a Comprehensive Action Plan. They will also vote on resolutions for solid waste assessments and FAA policy review, and a request to waive rental fees for a women's club event.

• Consideration of CDBG agreements with Palm Beach County for $379,210 in FY 2026-27 funding
• Consideration of a $150,000 Safe Streets for All grant (80% federal, 20% town match) for a Comprehensive Action Plan
• Consideration of engineering services contract with Baxter & Woodman for $148,616.31 for the action plan
• Resolution R-04-2026 adopting a non-ad valorem assessment roll for solid waste collection
• Resolution R-05-2026 supporting a GAO review of FAA policies on airport safety and noise

Town Council

The Town Council will hold second readings for ordinances regarding platting procedures, artificial turf, and residential docks. The body will also consider a special exception request for a business at 812 W Lantana Rd.

• Ordinance O-03-2026: Update to subdivisions and platting regulations
• Ordinance O-07-2026: New definitions and compliance rules for artificial turf
• Ordinance O-08-2026: Regulations for non-conforming residential docks in C1 Commercial zoning
• Special Exception Case SE26-0001: Request for massage services at 812 W Lantana Rd
• Police Department Employee of the Second Quarter Award 2026

Test

This meeting agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. No specific legislative items, contracts, or hearings are listed for decision or discussion.

Town Council Workshop Series Meeting #6

The Town Council will hold a workshop meeting to discuss several administrative and code enforcement matters. The session includes a recap of a previous meeting and discussions on town infrastructure and property regulations.

• Administrative Review AR26-0001 regarding nonconforming residential boat lifts
• Next steps for the Lantana Beach Improvement Project
• Code revisions for special events on private property for businesses
• Criteria for naming rights for Town structures and buildings
• Requirements for materials used in swale areas

Town Council

The Town Council will hold second readings for ordinances regarding platting procedures, artificial turf, and residential docks. The body will also consider a special exception request for a business at 812 W Lantana Rd.

• Ordinance O-03-2026: Update to platting procedures for State law compliance
• Ordinance O-07-2026: Definitions and compliance for artificial turf installations
• Ordinance O-08-2026: Regulations for non-conforming residential docks in C1 Commercial zoning
• Case SE26-0001: Special Exception request for massage services at 812 W Lantana Rd
• Police Department Employee of the Second Quarter Award 2026

Town Council Workshop Series Meeting #6

This workshop meeting features discussions on several topics, including a recap of Session 5 and potential options for nonconforming residential boat lifts. The council will also discuss letters received by the town, an illegally constructed dock in South Palm Beach, and next steps for the Lantana Beach Improvement Project. Additional items include code enforcement procedures, allowed swale materials, code revisions for special events on private property, and criteria for naming rights for town structures. No formal votes are expected; the meeting is for discussion only.

• Discussion on Administrative Review AR26-0001 and options for nonconforming residential boat lifts
• Discussion regarding illegally constructed dock in South Palm Beach
• Discussion on next steps for Lantana Beach Improvement Project
• Consideration of code revisions regarding special events on private property for businesses
• Discussion on criteria for naming rights for town structures, buildings, etc.

Town Council

The Lantana Town Council meeting will approve the consent agenda and hear first‑reading ordinances updating subdivision, landscaping, and dock regulations. Council members will consider a resolution to repeal a prior fee schedule and adopt a new Fees and Charges Schedule. The agenda also includes setting the proposed millage rate and scheduling the first public budget hearing for FY 2026/27, and authorizing a $117,819 engineering contract for the Water Treatment Plant Clear Well Improvement Project.

• Ordinance O-03-2026: amend Chapter 17.5 – Subdivisions and Platting Regulations (first reading)
• Ordinance O-07-2026: amend Chapter 10.5 – Landscaping to define artificial turf (first reading)
• Ordinance O-08-2026: amend Chapter 23 – Zoning to regulate non‑conforming residential docks in the C1 district (first reading)
• Resolution R-03-2026: repeal R-07-2025 and update the Town's Fees and Charges Schedule
• Contract with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for Water Treatment Plant Clear Well Improvement Project, $117,819

Town Council Budget Workshop #2

The Town Council will hold a workshop to receive a staff presentation on the draft fiscal year 2026/27 budget. No votes or final decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion item.

• Staff presentation of the draft fiscal year 2026/27 budget

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss first readings on three ordinances that update subdivision procedures, artificial turf landscaping standards, and zoning rules for residential docks in commercial areas. These changes affect property development, yard aesthetics, and waterfront structures. Council members will also review an updated fees schedule for current municipal services and plan the date for next year's public budget hearing. Additionally, the council will consider a $117,819 engineering contract with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for improvements at the Water Treatment Plant Clear Well.

• First reading on Ordinance O-03-2026 updating subdivision procedures to match state law
• First reading on Ordinance O-07-2026 defining artificial turf landscaping standards per state law
• First reading on Ordinance O-08-2026 regulating existing residential docks in the C1 Commercial district
• Resolution R-03-2026 updating the Town's Fees and Charges Schedule
• Contract amendment with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for $117,819 in engineering services for the Water Treatment Plant Clear Well Improvement Project

Town Council Budget Workshop #2

The Town Council will hold a workshop to discuss and review the draft fiscal year 2026/27 budget. The meeting will include a staff presentation, council comments, and a public comment period.

• Staff presentation of draft FY 2026/27 budget
• Town Council Budget Workshop #2
• Public comments on agenda items
• Town Hall at 500 Greynolds Circle

Town Council

The Lantana Town Council will hold a second reading of an ordinance repealing obsolete business tax registration provisions, consider three variance requests for accessory structures on Julia Heights Drive, and discuss an interlocal agreement with Palm Beach for boat dock building permits. The meeting also includes a legislative update from State Representative Debra Tendrich and appointments to the Police Relief and Pension Fund Board.

• Second reading of Ordinance O-06-2026 to repeal obsolete business tax registration provisions in Chapter 11
• Three variance requests (VAR26-0001, VAR26-0002, VAR26-0003) from Sec. 23-94 and Sec. 23-81 for accessory structures at 1124 Julia Heights Dr
• Interlocal agreement with Town of Palm Beach for issuance of building permits for boat docks
• Designation of specified tangible Town-owned capital assets as surplus municipal property
• Appointments to the Police Relief and Pension Fund Board of Trustees

Town Council

The Town Council will consider ratifying two emergency expenditures for lift station repairs totaling $305,522, and will hold second reading of an ordinance to establish a formal process for managing special events on public property. Other items include first reading of an ordinance to repeal obsolete business tax registration provisions, awarding a janitorial services contract, and a postponed quasi-judicial hearing on three variance requests at 1124 Julia Heights Dr.

• Ratify $99,620 emergency repair of Lift Station #5 (March/April 2026) to Cacique Utilities LLC
• Ratify $205,902 emergency repair of Lift Station #1 (April 2026) to Cacique Utilities LLC
• Second reading of Ordinance O-05-2026 establishing a formal process for managing special events on public property (Chapter 17, Article VI)
• First reading of Ordinance O-06-2026 repealing obsolete business tax registration provisions (Chapter 11)
• Award $23,990 contract for janitorial services at public facilities to OT Services Inc.

Town Council Budget Workshop #1

The Town Council is meeting for a budget workshop to receive a staff presentation on the draft fiscal year 2026/27 budget. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the session is for discussion and public comment. Public participation is allowed under standard procedures.

• Staff presentation of the draft fiscal year 2026/27 budget

Town Council Workshop Series Meeting #5

This workshop meeting will discuss and consider code revisions regarding special events on private property, including for businesses. Also up for discussion are allowed materials for swale areas, options for nonconforming residential boat lifts, and criteria for naming rights of town structures. The council will also recap the previous workshop session and select the next workshop date.

• Consideration of code revisions for special events on private property
• Discussion on allowed materials and requirements for swale areas
• Discussion on administrative review AR26-0001 for nonconforming residential boat lifts
• Consideration of criteria for naming rights for town structures and buildings
• Selection of next workshop date

Town Council Workshop Series Meeting #5

The Lantana Town Council will hold a workshop to discuss several land-use and code topics. Key items include consideration of revisions to rules for special events on private property, discussion of allowed materials for swale areas, and options for nonconforming residential boat lifts. The council will also consider criteria for naming rights for town structures and select the next workshop date. This is a workshop, so no final votes are expected.

• Consideration of code revisions for special events on private property (including for businesses)
• Discussion on allowed materials and requirements for swale areas
• Administrative Review AR26-0001 and potential options for nonconforming residential boat lifts
• Discussion and consideration of criteria for naming rights for town structures and buildings
• Selection of next workshop date

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a first reading of an ordinance to amend the Comprehensive Plan's 10-Year Water Supply Plan. Other actions include a resolution to apply for a state grant for Sportsman's Park seawall design, an administrative review of a denied boat lift permit, and a vote on a $223,500 skate park contract. The meeting also includes proclamations, approval of previous minutes, and public comments.

• Ordinance O-04-2026: first reading to update the 10-Year Water Supply Plan in the Comprehensive Plan
• Resolution R-01-2026: authorizing grant application for F.I.N.D. Waterways Assistance Program for Sportsman's Park Seawall design
• Administrative Review AR26-0001: appeal of denied building permit (MISC2506-0009) for a residential boat lift in C1 zoning district
• Award of $223,500 contract to Creative Contracting Group for Skate Park Improvements project
• Proclamation recognizing June 5, 2026 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day

Town Council

The Town Council will consider approving two sewer rehabilitation contracts totaling $78,332 by piggybacking on other cities' contracts, and a contingent fee agreement for legal services regarding AFFF PFAS litigation. The council also will consider engaging a new law firm for general legal representation. Several proclamations for recognition weeks are scheduled.

• Contract with SAK Construction LLC for sewer pipe lining services, $45,582
• Contract with BLD Services, Inc. for wastewater lateral pipe lining, up to $32,750
• Contingent fee agreement with Stag Liuzza, LLC and Richard A. Harrison, P.A. for PFAS litigation
• Engagement of Weiss, Serota, Helfman, Cole, and Bierman for legal representation
• Proclamations for Municipal Clerks Week, Public Service Recognition Week, and National Public Works Week

Town Council

The Lantana Town Council will hold the first reading of Ordinance O-05-2026, which would establish a formal process for managing special events on public property. The Council also will consider awarding a $73,981.28 piggyback contract to M&M Asphalt Maintenance Inc. for townwide sidewalk repairs. Presentations include the annual comprehensive financial report for FY2024/25 and proclamations for Teacher Appreciation Week and a municipal award.

• First reading of Ordinance O-05-2026 to regulate special events on public property
• Award of $73,981.28 piggyback contract to M&M Asphalt Maintenance for townwide sidewalk repairs
• Presentation of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year 2024/25 by auditors Grau & Associates
• Proclamation recognizing May 4-8, 2026 as Teacher Appreciation Week
• Presentation of the Read for the Record Palm Beach County 2025-2026 Small Municipality Winner

Town Council

The Town Council will swear in Councilmembers Mark Zeitler and Christopher Castle, then reorganize by appointing a Vice Mayor and Vice Mayor Pro Tem and assigning voting delegates. The consent agenda includes approving minutes and a request to open the beach parking lot early and waive fees for an Easter Sunrise Service on April 5. The council will also consider purchasing an access control system for Greynolds Circle buildings at a cost not exceeding $31,305.06.

• Oaths of office for Councilmembers Mark Zeitler (Group 3) and Christopher Castle (Group 4)
• Reorganization: appointment of Vice Mayor, Vice Mayor Pro Tem, and Palm Beach County League of Cities voting delegate
• Consent agenda: request from First Baptist Church of Lantana to open Lantana Municipal Beach parking lot at 5 a.m. and waive fees from 5-9 a.m. for Easter Sunrise Service on April 5, 2026
• Purchase and implementation of access control system for Greynolds Circle buildings, not to exceed $31,305.06 from Integrated Fire and Security Solutions
• Proclamations recognizing National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week (April 12-18) and National Library Week (April 19-25)

Lantana Public Beach Master Plan Community Workshop

This community workshop will feature a presentation by CPZ Architects, Inc. on the Lantana Beach Master Plan, followed by public comments and discussion of next steps. No formal decisions are being made; the workshop is for gathering input and sharing information.

• Presentation of Lantana Beach Master Plan by CPZ Architects, Inc.
• Public comments on the beach master plan
• Discussion of next steps and timeline

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading and vote on Ordinance O-02-2026 to define and regulate roadside vendors and mobile food vendors. They will also consider awarding a $249,678.54 contract for a meter reading system and approve a partial easement abandonment. Consent items include meeting minutes and a rental fee waiver for a local club event.

• Second reading of Ordinance O-02-2026 to regulate roadside vendors and food trucks in the town code
• Award of contract for Sensus Drive By Meter Reading System via piggyback with City of Punta Gorda, amount $249,678.54
• Partial abandonment of a 5.5' x 6' easement at the northeast corner of Tidal Wave Car Wash property
• Waiver of Lantana Recreation Center rental fees for GFWC Casuarina Women's Club Christmas in July event on July 24-25, 2026
• Proclamations recognizing April as Water Conservation Month and Volunteer Appreciation Month

Town Council

The Town Council will hold the first reading of Ordinance O-02-2026 to define and regulate roadside vendors and mobile food vendors. Consent items include a fee waiver for the Lantana Fishing Derby and a $34,530.72 payment for police radio maintenance. Miscellaneous items include engineering contracts for water system GIS development ($82,150) and the Hillbrath Dr. gravity sewer replacement design ($188,171).

• Ordinance O-02-2026 – first reading to define and regulate roadside vendors and food trucks
• Consent – waiver of Recreation Center rental fees and tent/boat parking for Lantana Fishing Derby
• Consent – $34,530.72 annual maintenance fee for Police interoperability radios
• CSA No. 2025-12 – $82,150 with Kimley-Horn for Water Distribution System GIS Cycle 1
• CSA No. 2025-04 – $188,171 with Baxter & Woodman for Hillbrath Dr. Gravity Sewer Main Replacement design

Town Council Workshop Series Meeting #4

This workshop session includes a recap of prior discussions and consideration of code revisions for special events on public and private property. The Council will also discuss allowed materials for swale areas and criteria for naming rights of town structures. No final votes are expected; items are for discussion and direction to staff.

• Consideration of code revisions for special events on public property
• Consideration of code revisions for special events on private property
• Discussion on allowed materials and requirements for swale areas
• Discussion and consideration of criteria for naming rights for town structures and buildings

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a second reading of Ordinance O-01-2026 to prohibit commercial activity in town parks, with some exceptions. They will also consider a $36,866 contract with Baxter & Woodman for water infrastructure risk assessment updates. The agenda includes a proclamation for 211 Awareness Month and a presentation of the State of the Town annual report.

• Second reading of Ordinance O-01-2026 banning commercial activity in town parks (Chapter 17, Article VI, new Section 17-79)
• Contract CSA No. 2026-02 with Baxter & Woodman for $36,866 to complete AWIA Risk and Resilience Assessment and Emergency Response Plan Updates
• Proclamation recognizing February as 211 Awareness Month
• Presentation of the State of the Town Annual Report covering 2025 and outlook for 2026
• Approval of January 26, 2026 meeting minutes

Town Council

The Town Council will hold first reading of an ordinance to prohibit commercial activity in town parks except under certain circumstances. Council will also consider awarding a $142,413 contract for roof replacements at Public Services and the Recreation Center, approving a $39,772 engineering contract for the 10-year water supply plan, and a $34,664 change order for water main improvements.

• Ordinance No. O-01-2026: first reading to prohibit commercial activity in town parks
• Award roof replacement contract to A-1 Property Services for $142,413 at Public Services and Recreation Center
• Authorize CSA No. 2026-01 with Baxter & Woodman Inc. for $39,772 for 2026 10-Year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan Update
• Change Order No. 002 with Cacique Utilities LLC for $34,664.04 for W Pine St Water Main Improvements Phase II