Lantana public meetings in 2025
30 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Town Council Workshop
The Town Council will hold a workshop meeting with the primary item being a presentation from Kenco Communities on proposed conceptual plans for the vacant Ocean Avenue property. Other agenda items are procedural: roll call, approval of agenda, public comments, council comments, and adjournment.
- Presentation by Kenco Communities on proposed conceptual plans for the vacant Ocean Avenue property
Town Council
The Town Council will consider awarding a $1,693,330 contract to BDI Marine Contractors LLC for the Bicentennial Park Seawall Hardening Improvements project. They will also vote on related engineering and construction management services for that project and for the Atlantic Dr Drainage Improvements project. The agenda includes consent items such as approving previous meeting minutes and designating surplus property, but no ordinances or quasi-judicial hearings are scheduled.
- Award contract to BDI Marine Contractors LLC for Bicentennial Park Seawall Hardening Improvements, $1,693,330
- Consider CSA No. 2025-10 with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for engineering and construction management services for seawall project, $174,970
- Award contract to Trans Florida Development Corp. for Atlantic Dr Drainage Improvements, $1,653,640.30
- Consider CSA No. 2025-06 with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for general construction services for Atlantic Dr Drainage project, $282,415
- Consider CSA No. 2025-07 with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for engineering services for Water Treatment Plant Clear Well Improvement project, $89,935
Town Council Workshop Series Meeting #2
This is a workshop meeting where the Town Council will discuss and consider several policy items. Topics include an Art in Public Places Program, code revisions for food trucks and special events, allowed materials for swale areas, and criteria for naming rights of town structures. No final votes are expected; the session is for discussion and direction.
- Consideration of an Art in Public Places Program including murals and wrapping of utility boxes on major corridors like Hypoluxo Rd, Lantana Rd, Dixie Hwy, Ocean Ave
- Consideration of Code Revisions regarding Food Trucks on Public and Private Property
- Consideration of Code Revisions regarding Special Events on Public and Private Property
- Discussion on Allowed Materials and Requirements for Swale Areas
- Discussion on and Consideration of Criteria for Naming Rights for Town Structures, Buildings, etc.
Town Council
The Town Council will hear presentations on education and public safety, then vote on consent agenda items including a special magistrate appointment. Two variance requests are up for quasi-judicial hearings. The Council will also consider three contracts: a software renewal ($71,015.83), a stormwater rehabilitation ($132,824), and road improvements ($102,543.75).
- Variance request for wall height at 101 N Atlantic Dr (Case VAR25-0006)
- Variance request for dock construction at 416 S Lake Dr (Case VAR25-0007)
- Three-year renewal with Granicus for agenda management software ($71,015.83)
- Stormwater collection system rehabilitation contract with Hinterland Group ($132,824)
- N Dixie Hwy Turn Lane Improvements contract to Florida Blacktop ($102,543.75)
Town Council
The Council will hold a second reading of an ordinance to prohibit new inpatient clinics in town. They will also consider purchasing police vehicles, body cameras, and tasers totaling nearly $1 million, and a grant agreement for a seawall hardening project. Presentations include a dune restoration update and community award winners.
- Ordinance O-05-2025 second reading to amend Chapter 23 Zoning, prohibiting new inpatient clinics
- Purchase of three 2026 Ford Police Interceptor Utility vehicles and equipment for $231,600
- Purchase of Body Worn Cameras and Tasers from Axon Enterprise, Inc. for $760,000
- Engineering services contract with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for N 4th St Gravity Sewer and Drainage Improvements ($189,187)
- Grant agreement with Florida Inland Navigation District for $1.8 million for Lantana Seawall Hardening Project ($900,000 grant, $900,000 match)
Town Council
The Town Council will hold the first reading of an ordinance to prohibit new inpatient clinics within town limits. They will also consider a variance and a $60,525 contract for a concrete wall at two town-owned properties, approve a budget amendment, and discuss an employee holiday event with gift cards exceeding $1,000. Several proclamations and presentations are also on the agenda.
- First reading of Ordinance O-05-2025 amending Chapter 23 Zoning to prohibit new inpatient clinics
- Variance request (Case VAR25-0008 and VAR25-0009) for two town-owned properties at 215 N 3rd St to install a 6-foot prefabricated concrete wall
- Consideration of awarding a $60,525 contract to Fierce Construction for the concrete wall project
- Consideration of Resolution R-13-2025 amending the FY 2024/25 budget
- Approval of annual employee holiday event and gift cards exceeding $1,000
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a workshop to discuss several proposed code changes and policy initiatives. Items include an Art in Public Places Program, allowing food trucks and special events on public and private property, criteria for naming rights for town structures, and the renewal or extension of the Town Manager's employment agreement. No final votes are expected; this is a discussion meeting.
- Consideration of an Art in Public Places Program including murals and wrapping utility boxes along Hypoluxo Rd, Lantana Rd, Dixie Hwy, Ocean Ave
- Consideration of revisions to the code to allow food trucks on public and private property
- Consideration of revisions to the code to allow special events on public and private property
- Consideration of criteria for naming rights for Town structures, buildings, etc.
- Consideration of the renewal/extension of the Town Manager's employment agreement
Town Council
This is the second public budget hearing. The Town Council will consider and vote on Resolution No. R-11-2025 to adopt the final millage rate and Resolution No. R-12-2025 to adopt the final budget for fiscal year 2025/26. Public comments will be heard before final adoption.
- Resolution No. R-11-2025 to adopt the final millage rate for FY 2025/26
- Resolution No. R-12-2025 to adopt the final budget for FY 2025/26
First Public Budget Hearing
The Town Council holds the first of two public hearings on the tentative budget for fiscal year 2025/26. The council will announce the proposed operating millage rate of 3.75 (a 6.17% increase above the roll-back rate of 3.5322) and present a summary of the budget. The final public hearing is scheduled for September 17, 2025.
- Announcement of proposed operating millage rate of 3.75 (6.17% above roll-back)
- Summary of tentative budget for fiscal year 2025/26
- Announcement of final public budget hearing on September 17, 2025 at 5:30 p.m.
- Public comments period for residents to speak on the budget
Town Council
The Town Council will consider awarding a contract for E Ocean Ave Roadway Island Improvements to Rosso Site Development for $82,595, and ratify a $59,887 emergency expenditure for sewer line repairs at W Lantana Rd and N 4th St. The meeting also includes appointments to the Planning Commission, proclamations, and a state appropriation check presentation.
- Award contract to Rosso Site Development for E Ocean Ave Roadway Island Improvements, $82,595
- Ratify $59,887 emergency sewer line repair at W Lantana Rd and N 4th St with Hinterland Group Inc.
- Consider appointment(s) to the Planning Commission
- Proclamations for National Hunger Month, Library Card Sign-up Month, and Greater Lantana Chamber of Commerce Day
- State Appropriation Check Presentation from Rep. Peggy Gossett-Seidman, District 91
Town Council
This regular meeting includes adoption of a non-ad valorem assessment roll for solid waste collection, which will affect resident fees. The council will also consider entering into two state DEP grant agreements totaling $1.8 million for water and wastewater infrastructure, as well as several other contracts for IT equipment, CDBG funding, landscape improvements, and a beach master plan design. A proclamation for a WWII veteran and a report from a lobbyist are also on the agenda.
- Resolution R-10-2025 adopting solid waste collection assessment roll
- $500,000 DEP grant for lift stations 3, 4, 8, and 9 rehabilitation design
- $1,300,000 DEP grant for Lantana Water Main Replacement Project Phase II
- $299,450 contract with CPZ Architects for Lantana Beach Improvement master plan
- $98,435 purchase of Dell servers and equipment from Eastern Computer Exchange
Town Council Workshop
The Lantana Town Council will hold a workshop on August 11, 2025, at 500 Greynolds Circle. The agenda lists a presentation by Joe Barry of CPZ Architects on the conceptual site master plan for the Lantana Beach Improvement Project. No votes, contracts, or policy decisions are scheduled for this meeting.
- Presentation on conceptual site master plan for Lantana Beach Improvement Project
- Workshop meeting at 500 Greynolds Circle, Lantana, FL
- Public comment procedures and online listening instructions
Town Council
The Lantana Town Council will consider a resolution authorizing the Town Manager to apply for a FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant (Resolution R-09-2025). They will also hold a quasi-judicial hearing on a special exception request to allow a parking lot at 200 N 3rd St in the C-1 Commercial district. The agenda includes presentations from the Aden Perry Hero Life Ring Initiative, employee awards, and approval of prior meeting minutes.
- Resolution R-09-2025 authorizing application for FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant
- Special exception SE25-0001 for a parking lot at 200 N 3rd St (C-1 district)
- Presentation by Sarah Perry, President of Aden Perry Hero Life Ring Initiative
- Police Department Employee of the Second Quarter Award 2025
- Public Services Department Employee of the Second Quarter Award 2025
Town Council
The Lantana Town Council will consider setting the proposed millage rate for Fiscal Year 2025/26 and schedule the first public budget hearing. They will also vote on resolutions to amend the current budget, update the fees and charges schedule, and approve an FDOT utility subordination. Additionally, two variance requests are scheduled for hearings: one at 1439 W Drew St and another for a sign variance at 202 E Ocean Ave. A discussion on proposed revisions to the beach cleaning policy for sargassum management is also on the agenda.
- Setting proposed millage rate for FY 2025/26 and first budget hearing date
- Adoption of Resolution R-07-2025 updating Town's Fees and Charges Schedule
- Resolution R-06-2025 amending FY 2024/25 budget
- Variance request at 1439 W Drew St (Case #VAR25-0003)
- Sign variance at 202 E Ocean Ave (Case #SVAR25-0001)
Town Council
The Lantana Town Council will hold its second public budget workshop. Staff will present the draft fiscal year 2025/26 budget. The council will take public comments. No formal decisions are expected at this workshop.
- Staff presentation of the draft fiscal year 2025/26 budget
Town Council
The Town Council will hold second readings of two ordinances: one granting a non-exclusive franchise agreement to Florida Public Utilities Company and another amending definitions and participation requirements for the Police Relief and Pension Fund. The agenda also includes a proclamation honoring the 75th remembrance of the Korean War and approval of meeting minutes. No quasi-judicial hearings are scheduled.
- Ordinance O-03-2025: Non-Exclusive Franchise Agreement with Florida Public Utilities Company (second reading)
- Ordinance O-04-2025: Amending Police Relief and Pension Fund definitions and participant requirements (second reading)
- Proclamation honoring the 75th remembrance of the Korean War
- Approval of June 9, 2025, Town Council and budget workshop minutes
Town Council
The Town Council will consider several ordinances and contracts at its regular meeting. Key items include second reading of an ordinance prohibiting seaplanes from docking within town limits, first readings for a franchise agreement with Florida Public Utilities and amendments to the police pension fund, and approval of contracts for police department renovations and stormwater system repairs.
- Ordinance O-02-2025 (second reading) to prohibit seaplanes from docking at any pier or dock in town
- Ordinance O-03-2025 granting a non-exclusive franchise agreement with Florida Public Utilities Company (first reading)
- Contract with CPZ Architects for police Emergency Operations Center and training room renovation at $39,560
- One-year piggyback extension with Hinterland Group for stormwater cleaning and lining in Sea Pines neighborhood, estimated $132,824
- Variance requests for dock construction and setbacks at 325 S Atlantic Dr (cases VAR25-0004 and VAR25-0005)
Town Council
The Lantana Town Council will hold its first public workshop to discuss the draft fiscal year 2025/26 budget. Staff will present the proposed budget to the Council and the public. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion and public input session.
- Staff presentation of the draft Fiscal Year 2025/26 budget
Town Council
The Town Council will consider awarding a $1,552,940 contract to Cacique Utilities for W Pine St Water Main Phase II Improvements and a related $147,857 engineering contract with Baxter & Woodman. Also up for first reading is an ordinance prohibiting seaplanes from docking at any pier or dock within town limits. A resolution authorizing a grant application for the Greynolds Circle Pathway Project will be discussed.
- Consideration of $1,552,940 contract to Cacique Utilities for W Pine St Water Main Phase II Improvements
- Consideration of $147,857 contract with Baxter & Woodman for engineering services on the same water main project
- First reading of Ordinance O-02-2025 prohibiting seaplanes and flying boats from docking at any pier or dock in Lantana
- Resolution R-05-2025 authorizing application for TPA Transportation Alternative Program for Greynolds Circle Pathway Project
- Proclamation recognizing June 6, 2025 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day
Town Council
The Lantana Town Council will hold a regular meeting to consider a consent agenda including approval of minutes and a 30-year submerged lands easement renewal with FDEP. A quasi-judicial hearing will address two variance requests from the Town Code for property at 901 N Atlantic Dr. The Council will also consider granting three easements to FPL for the Storm Secure Underground Program.
- Public hearing on two variance requests (VAR25-0002) from Sec. 23-134(a) for 901 N Atlantic Dr
- Consideration of 30-year Sovereignty Submerged Lands Easement Renewal with FDEP
- Consideration of three easements to FPL for the Storm Secure Underground Program
- Proclamations for Municipal Clerks Week, Public Service Recognition Week, and National Public Works Week
Town Council
The Town Council will consider a resolution to apply for a state waterways grant for Bicentennial Park seawall improvements, a piggyback contract for repaving W Pine Street at $48,587.50, and a $29,280 handgun purchase for police. The consent agenda includes approval of the March 24 meeting minutes and an interlocal agreement with the school board for recreational facility use. A presentation of the annual financial report will also be given.
- Resolution R-04-2025 authorizing FIND grant application for Bicentennial Park seawall improvements
- Piggyback contract with M&M Asphalt Maintenance for repaving W Pine Street, $48,587.50
- Purchase of handguns from Lou's Police Distributors, Inc., $29,280
- Interlocal agreement with Palm Beach County School Board for mutual use of recreational facilities
- Presentation of Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year 2023/24
Town Council
The Town Council will consider a resolution approving an interlocal agreement with multiple cities, towns, and Palm Beach State College to encourage private investment and redevelopment in central Palm Beach County. It will also vote on a platting exception for a property at 614 N 5th Street, appoint an alternate to the Planning Commission, and authorize up to $47,535.24 for emergency vehicle equipment. Two proclamations and an Easter sunrise service parking waiver are on the consent agenda.
- Resolution R-03-2025: Interlocal agreement with Atlantis, Greenacres, Lake Worth Beach, Haverhill, Lake Clarke Shores, Lantana, Palm Springs, and Palm Beach State College for development initiatives
- Platting exception for Lots 40 and 41 at 614 N 5th Street (PLAT 24-0002)
- Purchase of emergency lights, sirens, and equipment from DANA Safety Supply not to exceed $47,535.24
- Appointment of alternate member to the Planning Commission
- Request to open Lantana Municipal Beach parking lot at 5 a.m. and waive fees for Easter Sunrise Service on April 20, 2025
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a second reading of Ordinance O-01-2024 to add a Property Rights Element to the Comprehensive Plan, addressing new state requirements. A variance request from the town code for property at 1418 S Atlantic Dr will be considered. The council will also vote on purchasing three AXON in-car cameras for police at up to $36,842.04 and approving a $99,688.40 change order for the S Broadway and W Pine Street water main project.
- Second reading of Ordinance O-01-2024 amending the Comprehensive Plan to add a Property Rights Element
- Variance request from Sec. 23-92(e) for 1418 S Atlantic Dr (Case VAR25-0001)
- Purchase of three AXON in-car cameras for police at up to $36,842.04
- Approval of change order #4 for S Broadway and W Pine Street Water Main Improvements at $99,688.40
- Proclamations recognizing April as Water Conservation Month and Volunteer Appreciation Month
Town Council Workshop Meeting
The Town Council will receive a special presentation from Baxter & Woodman Consulting Engineers on the Town of Lantana Asset Inventory and Ocean Avenue Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment. The workshop also includes routine items such as roll call, agenda approval, public comments, council comments, and adjournment.
- Presentation of Town of Lantana Asset Inventory and Ocean Avenue Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment by Baxter & Woodman Consulting Engineers
Town Council
The Lantana Town Council will consider a $250,000 contract for trenchless sewer pipe lining by piggybacking on a City of Largo contract, approve the library's long-range service plan to apply for state grants, and ratify a police pension fund trustee. They will also hold a quasi-judicial hearing on four variance requests at 329 S Atlantic Dr.
- Consideration of contract with SAK Construction LLC for sewer pipe lining, up to $250,000
- Approval of Lantana Public Library Long Range Service Plan 2025-2030 for state grant eligibility
- Quasi-judicial hearing on four variance requests from Town Code Sec. 23-134 at 329 S Atlantic Dr
- Ratification of Simion Pavlov as fifth trustee of the Lantana Police Relief and Pension Fund Board
Town Council
The Lantana Town Council will hold a regular meeting on February 10, 2025. Agenda items include a second reading of Ordinance O-01-2025 amending the Firefighters' Pension Fund, and consideration of several service contracts totaling over $157,000. Also on the agenda are presentations for the Police Employee of the Year and the State of the Town report, plus approval of consent agenda items including a fee waiver for a local club event.
- Second reading of Ordinance O-01-2025 amending Chapter 14 (Personnel) Firefighters' Pension Fund to comply with Secure Act and Florida Retirement System changes
- Amendment No. 1 to CSA with Baxter & Woodman, Inc. for $49,343.72 for Water Treatment Plant Instrumentation and Controls Improvements
- Contract with Odyssey Manufacturing Co. for two chlorine tanks at $35,650 using City of Pompano Beach piggyback contract
- Interlocal Agreement with Palm Beach County to redetermine and ratify 6-cent local option fuel tax distribution formula
- Award of janitorial services contract to Triangle Services, Inc. for $72,312.97 for public restrooms and offices
Town Council
The Town Council will consider a piggyback contract with M&M Asphalt Maintenance Inc. d/b/a All County Paving for repaving town roads at a cost of $493,417. Other items include an ordinance amending the firefighters' pension fund, resolutions for the 2025 municipal election agreement and adoption of the local mitigation strategy plan, appointment to the Planning Commission, an architectural design contract, and a consultant service authorization for traffic engineering on N Dixie Hwy at the E Ocean Ave intersection.
- Piggyback contract with M&M Asphalt Maintenance Inc. (All County Paving) for road repaving, $493,417
- Consultant Service Authorization 2025-01 with Kimley-Horn and Associates for traffic engineering at N Dixie Hwy and E Ocean Ave, $51,850
- Ordinance O-01-2025 amending Chapter 14 – Personnel., Article IV – Pensions and Retirement, Division 3 – Firefighters’ Pension Fund (first reading)
- Resolution R-01-2025 approving election equipment and services agreement with Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections for March 11, 2025 municipal election
- Consideration of awarding architectural design continuing contract to CPZ Architects, Inc.
Special Town Council Meeting
This special meeting, deferred from December 10, 2024, and January 9, 2025, includes quasi-judicial hearings for the Lantana Village Planned Mixed-Use Development (special exception, site plan, and landscape plan) and second reading of two ordinances to increase maximum density in the Mixed Use Development district from 15 to 25 dwelling units per acre.
- Special Exception for Lantana Village Planned Mixed-Use Development (Case SE24-0002)
- Site Plan for Lantana Village (Case SP24-0002)
- Landscape Plan for Lantana Village (Case LP24-0014)
- Ordinance O-02-2024: Comprehensive Plan amendment to allow 25 du/acre in MXD category
- Ordinance O-03-2024: Zoning code amendment to allow 25 du/acre in MXD district
Town Council
The Lantana Town Council will consider Community Development Block Grant agreements with Palm Beach County totaling $99,952 for FY 2023-2024 and FY 2024-2025. They will also vote on designating specified town-owned property as surplus and on a request from the Greater Lantana Chamber of Commerce to waive Lantana Recreation Center rental fees and allow a tent and boat for the Annual Lantana Fishing Derby. The consent agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes. No ordinances or quasi-judicial hearings are scheduled.
- Consideration of Community Development Block Grant Agreements between Town of Lantana and Palm Beach County for FY 2023-2024 and FY 2024-2025 totaling $99,952
- Designation of specified tangible Town-owned property as surplus municipal property
- Request from Greater Lantana Chamber of Commerce to waive Lantana Recreation Center rental fees and permit tent installation and temporary boat parking for Annual Lantana Fishing Derby (April 28 – May 5, 2025)
- Approval of minutes from Regular Town Council Meeting of December 9, 2024, and Special Town Council Meeting of December 10, 2024
- No ordinances, resolutions, or quasi-judicial hearings on the agenda
Special Town Council Meeting
The Town Council will hold quasi-judicial hearings on a special exception, site plan, and landscape plan for the Lantana Village Planned Mixed-Use Development. They will also vote on two ordinances on second reading to amend the Comprehensive Plan and zoning code, increasing allowable density from 15 to 25 dwelling units per acre in the Mixed Use Development (MXD) district.
- Special Exception (SE24-0002) for Lantana Village Planned Mixed-Use Development
- Site Plan (SP24-0002) for Lantana Village
- Landscape Plan (LP24-0014) for Lantana Village
- Ordinance O-02-2024: Comprehensive Plan density increase from 15 to 25 du/ac in MXD category
- Ordinance O-03-2024: Zoning code density increase from 15 to 25 du/ac in MXD district