Palm Beach public meetings in 2021

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will conduct its regular meeting with roll call, approval of minutes, and public communications. No substantive decisions are listed; the agenda focuses on procedural items and future studies.

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board is meeting to hear three public cases involving property maintenance and construction violations. The board will also approve minutes, administer oaths, and review code statistics.

• Case CE 21-1019: 219 Seminole Ave., Atlanta Sugarpital LLC – exterior maintenance, weeds over 8 inches, sidewalk clearance violations
• Case CE 21-1425: 101 Seminole Ave., Robert Meister – unpermitted building work
• Case CE 21-1271: 150 Worth Ave., Fine Line Construction – obstruction in town right-of-way

Recreation Advisory Commission

The Recreation Advisory Commission is meeting to approve its September 23, 2021 minutes, receive a staff report and director's update, and set its meeting dates for calendar year 2022. The agenda is largely procedural, with no substantive policy items listed.

• Approval of September 23, 2021 meeting minutes
• Approval of 2022 meeting dates: February 24, May 4, October 6
• Staff report and director's update
• Comments from commissioners and citizens

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council will hold its regular development-review meeting to decide on five landmark designations and hear multiple zoning-variance requests for new homes, additions, and commercial projects. The session also includes routine procedural items and public comments.

• Designate 137 Kings Road, 4 South Lake Trail, 425 Seabreeze Avenue, 300 Clarke Avenue, and 256 Orange Grove Road as Town landmarks
• Ad valororem tax exemption for a landmarked property meeting preservation criteria
• Zoning variance for 130 Algoma Road two-story 6,448 SF residence on 15,708 SF lot
• Special exception with site plan review for 2800 S Ocean Blvd beachfront concessionaire (Boucher Brothers)
• Variance for 191 Bradley Place outdoor seating expansion to 48 seats at existing restaurant

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting to discuss and potentially decide on a range of items, including a proposed budget amendment, land use and zoning changes, and several public hearings. The agenda includes both regular business and public comment periods. Specific details of the items are partially obscured in the provided text.

• Budget amendment to appropriate funds for the Town's Capital Improvement Plan
• Public hearing on a proposed ordinance regarding land use and zoning
• Discussion of a contract for professional services
• Resolution to approve a special event permit
• Consideration of a fee schedule update

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council agenda for December 10, 2021 contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items to decide or discuss. All listed items are generic placeholders without specific actions, votes, or public hearings.

Town Council Committees

The Business and Administrative Committee will consider expanding 30-minute free parking on Worth Avenue, modifying the expiration date for residential permit parking, and discussing marina-related parking impacts on adjacent 400 block streets. These are discussion items, not final decisions.

• Proposed expansion of 30-minute free parking on Worth Avenue
• Proposed modifications to residential permit parking expiration date
• Discussion on marina-related parking and minimizing adverse impacts to 400 block streets

Town Council

This is a special Town Council meeting focused on electing caucus officers and accepting nominations for three Town Council seats (Groups One, Two, and Three). No substantive policy or budget items are on the agenda; it is primarily procedural.

• Election of Caucus Chairperson and Caucus Secretary
• Nominations for Town Council Group One
• Nominations for Town Council Group Two
• Nominations for Town Council Group Three

Town Council

This is a special Town Council workshop meeting focused on a review and discussion of the Town's Comprehensive Plan. The agenda includes a presentation on the plan review followed by discussion. No formal votes or decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Review of the Town's Comprehensive Plan
• Discussion on the Review of the Town's Comprehensive Plan
• Communications from citizens (3-minute limit)

Town Council

This is a special Town Council workshop meeting focused on a review of the Town's Comprehensive Plan. The council will hear a presentation and hold a discussion on the plan, with no formal votes or decisions listed. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Review of the Town's Comprehensive Plan
• Discussion on the Comprehensive Plan review

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will consider a consent agenda of minor exterior modifications and 13 major projects, many of which have been deferred multiple times. The major projects include demolitions, new constructions, and additions, with several requiring variances or special exceptions. Some applicants have requested further deferrals to December 17, 2021.

• 101 Nightingale Trail: exterior alterations and renovations, CCR variance to 5.24 (max 3.9)
• 130 Algoma Rd: demolition and new 6,448 sq ft house, special exception and variances for lot size and setbacks
• 224 La Puerta Way: major renovation with two-story addition, four variances requested
• 223 Monterey Road: demolition and new 3,902 sq ft house on non-conforming lot
• 7 Ocean Ln: new two-story residence, previously denied motion failed

Code Enforcement Board

The Town of Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board meets to review four public hearings on alleged violations of town ordinances, including exterior maintenance, building permit requirements, and prohibited leaf blower use. The board also reviews minutes from the previous meeting and conducts administrative tasks.

• Case # CE 21-989 at 264 Seminole Ave. (PB Capital Roomy LLC) for exterior maintenance violation
• Case # CE 21-969 at 2500 S. Ocean Blvd. (2500 South Ocean Condominium) for building permit violation
• Case # CE 21-1140 at 292 Colonial Lane (Susan Leas & Mr. Lopez Landscaping) for gasoline leaf blower use on property under one acre
• Case # CE 21-1086 at 1575 N Lake Way (Greenscape Design) for gasoline leaf blower use on property under one acre
• Case # CE 21-968 at 480 S. Ocean Blvd. (Patricia Kahn) for exterior maintenance and property cleanliness violations

Shore Protection Board

The Shore Protection Board meets to receive updates on current shoreline conditions, coastal projects, and a draft annual report. Members will discuss Reach 8 and schedule the next meeting. No formal decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

• Level-Up Palm Beach Coastal Resiliency Implementation Plan
• 2022 Lake Worth Inlet Sand Transfer Plant Assessment, Maintenance Dredging, and Sand Forepassing
• 2022 Dune Restoration in Reaches 4 and 9
• Reach 8 Discussion
• Draft Annual Shore Protection Board Report to Town Council

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will hear 12 Certificate of Appropriateness applications for modifications to historic properties, including new additions, pools, and landscaping, plus 9 designation hearings for potential landmark status. Several projects require variances from Town Council.

• COA-21-008: 450SF addition, pool, and variance at 271 El Vedado Rd
• COA-21-009: 230SF addition and variance at 250 Algoma Rd
• COA-21-012: 380SF ballroom addition and landscaping at 1100 S Ocean Blvd
• HSB-21-003: 2-story rear addition and variance at 215 Seaspray Ave
• HSB-21-004: 35SF entry addition and setback variance at 245 Barton Ave

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palm Beach Planning and Zoning Commission holds its regular meeting to discuss procedural items and review four study topics related to off-street parking, mechanical equipment, building height measurement, and incentives for single-story homes in the R-B district. The meeting also includes a zoning code review update and public comments.

• Study off-street parking requirements for single-family dwellings and garage screening rules
• Re-evaluate mechanical equipment (A/C, pool pumps, heaters, generators) requirements
• Evaluate existing building height measurement rules within the town
• Consider incentives to encourage more one-story homes in the R-B district
• Update on comprehensive zoning code review

Retirement Board of Trustees

The Palm Beach Retirement Board of Trustees is meeting to approve minutes, receive the Salem Trust annual report, consider an addendum to extend audit services for fiscal years 2021 and 2022, and review quarterly finances and investments. The agenda is largely routine oversight, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Addendum to extend audit services for retirement system fiscal years ending Sept 30, 2021 and 2022 (Marcum LLP)
• Quarterly financial report and disbursements
• Investment review by Dave West, CFA, AndCo Consulting
• Annual report by Karen Russo, Salem Trust
• Approval of minutes from August 20, 2021 meeting

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is holding a development review meeting to discuss a zoning code improvement approach and consider numerous development applications, including special exceptions, variances, and site plan reviews. Several items are recommended for deferral to December 15, 2021, and two applications have been withdrawn. The council will also discuss options for certifying town-serving businesses and traffic impacts from new restaurants.

• Resolution 132-2021: Ad valorem tax exemption for 473 N. County Road as a landmark property
• Z-21-00359: Special exception and variances for a beach cabana, pool, and seawall at 870 S Ocean Blvd
• ZON-21-005: Variances for renovations at 251 Park Avenue, a historically significant building
• ZON-21-010: Special exception to continue banking office at 420 Royal Palm Way under new ownership
• ZON-21-015: Modification of private club at 264-270 S County Rd and 205 Royal Palm Way, including sidewalk variance

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting to discuss and potentially approve a $5.5 million budget amendment, along with several zoning and land-use items. The agenda includes resolutions for a proposed budget amendment, a conditional use approval, and various zoning code amendments. Public hearings are scheduled for several items, including a proposed budget amendment and zoning changes.

• Proposed budget amendment of $5,500,000
• Conditional use approval for a property on North Lake Way
• Zoning code amendments regarding parking and landscaping
• Resolution to approve a contract for construction services
• Public hearing on a proposed budget amendment

Town Council Committees

The Ordinances, Rules and Standards Committee will review draft changes to Chapter 42 of the Town Code regarding lawn maintenance hours, equipment, and noise, as well as a draft ordinance to limit vegetation height near neighboring structures. They will also review a truck study report. These are discussion items, not final decisions.

• Review draft changes to Chapter 42 (lawn maintenance hours, equipment, noise)
• Review draft ordinance to limit vegetation height adjacent to neighboring structures
• Review of Truck Study Report

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review multiple project applications, including demolitions, new construction, and major renovations, many requiring variances or special exceptions. Several previously deferred projects are on the agenda for further discussion, while two applications (905 N. Ocean Blvd. and 224 La Puerta Way) will be deferred again due to missed submittal deadlines. The meeting also includes a consent agenda for minor projects and public comment.

• Demolition requests at 315 Clarke Ave., 143 Reef Rd., and 206 Caribbean Rd.
• Variance requests for 101 Nightingale Trail (CCR increase to 5.24 vs 3.9 max) and 224 La Puerta Way (four side yard setbacks)
• New construction at 1260 N. Lake Way (Art Deco, ~10,000 SF), 216 Tradewind Dr. (Bermuda Vernacular), and 1090 S. Ocean Blvd. (Georgian)
• Special exception/variance requests for beach structures at 870 S. Ocean Blvd. and 1520 S. Ocean Blvd.
• Minor projects include entry piers at 305 Clarke Ave., driveway resurfacing at 3100 S. Ocean Blvd., and roof replacement at 9 Sloans Curve

Code Enforcement Board

The Town of Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board meets to hear public violations and consider fines for property maintenance issues, including obstructions in rights-of-way, unpermitted vegetation removal, and structural or sanitary violations. The board reviews cases submitted via Zoom and discusses enforcement actions.

• Case CE 21-1056: Obstruction in right-of-way at 259 Worth Ave. (Shawmut Design & Construction)
• Case CE 21-1055: Use of gasoline leaf blowers on property under one acre at 255 Southland Road (Landscape Designer Co.)
• Case CE 21-968: Structural and sanitary violations at 480 S. Ocean Blvd. (Patricia Kahn)
• Case CE 21-511: Unpermitted vegetation removal at 425 Chilean Ave. (Loraine S. Charman)
• Case CE 20-1127: Fire safety violations at 2800 S. Ocean Blvd. (Four Seasons)

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is holding a development review meeting to consider appeals, time extensions, variances, special exceptions, and site plan reviews for residential and commercial properties. Staff recommends deferring most items to November or December 2021 meetings, with a few new business items up for consideration. The agenda also includes a presentation on a landmarks report and a discussion on incremental code reform.

• Appeal of ARCOM decision for 160 Royal Palm Way (B-063-2020)
• Time extension requests for 1960 S. Ocean Blvd., 200 Worth Ave. (Ferragamo), and 150 Worth Ave. (Esplanade)
• Special exception and variances for 1015 S Ocean Blvd: 11,031 sq ft residence on non-conforming lot
• Bricktop's restaurant at 375 S County Rd: add 40 outdoor seats, zero parking variance
• New business: variances for new residence at 620 N Lake Way

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting to discuss and potentially decide on a range of items, including budget amendments, zoning changes, and public hearings. The agenda includes several resolutions and ordinances, some with specific dollar amounts and project names. The meeting will be held via Zoom.

• Resolution approving a contract for the Lake Worth Drainage District project
• Ordinance amending the zoning code for the North End
• Public hearing on the proposed budget for fiscal year 2022
• Resolution authorizing a contract for the Midtown Beach renourishment project
• Discussion of a proposed ordinance regarding short-term rentals

Town Council Committees

The Business and Administrative Committee is meeting to discuss old and new business items. They will review a draft scope for a valet RFP, receive a 6-month status report on the previously approved placard parking program expansion, and discuss expanding 30-minute free parking to promote vehicle turnover. The meeting is held via Zoom only.

• Draft Scope for Valet RFP
• 6-month status report on Placard Parking Program expansion
• Discussion on expanding 30-minute free parking for vehicular turnover

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission is meeting to review and vote on a series of residential demolition, new construction, and modification projects, many of which have been deferred from previous meetings. The agenda includes several requests for variances and special exceptions related to lot size, setbacks, and height. No consent agenda items are listed.

• Demolition requests for residences at 164 Seaspray Ave., 225 Wells Rd., 281 Monterey Rd., and 315 Clarke Ave.
• New construction at 240 Mockingbird Trail (approx. 5,400 sq ft) and 200 Bahama Lane (approx. 5,856 sq ft).
• Variance requests for 101 Nightingale Trail (CCR increase to 5.24 vs. 3.9 max) and 224 La Puerta Way (four side-yard variances).
• Special exception and site plan review for 223 Monterey Rd. (non-conforming lot) and 130 Algoma Rd. (lot area 1,708 sq ft vs. 20,000 required).
• New construction at 870 S. Ocean Blvd. includes a 210 sq ft beach pergola and 83 sq ft cabana bathroom.

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will hold a regular meeting with project reviews. They will consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for minor changes at 8 South Lake Trail and continue review of a historically significant building at 10 Tarpon Isle, including a deferred decision on a copper-roofed folly and breezeway connection. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and public comments.

• COA-21-002 for 8 South Lake Trail: modifications to fenestration, metal railings, landscaping, and site work
• H-005-2021 for 10 Tarpon Isle: demolition of part of residence, 17,999 sq ft addition, pool, landscaping
• Deferred items: copper-roofed folly and breezeway connection at 10 Tarpon Isle
• Approval of minutes from August 18, 2021 meeting

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the final millage rate and FY22 budget, including resolutions setting the operating millage at 2.8966 mills and appropriating $59,663,700 in ad valorem taxes. The council will also conduct the first reading of an ordinance amending caucus notice and petition procedures to align with the new December caucus date.

• Adopt Resolution 120-2021 setting final millage rate at 2.8966 mills, 2.95% above rolled-back rate
• Adopt Resolution 121-2021 approving FY22 budget with $59,663,700 ad valorem tax levy
• First reading of Ordinance 25-2021 amending caucus notice and petition form to change month from January to December

Recreation Advisory Commission

The Palm Beach Recreation Advisory Commission is meeting electronically to approve prior meeting minutes, hear a staff update, and discuss old business including the FY22 budget and pickleball. The commission will also set future meeting dates. Public comments are limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Approval of revised February 25, 2021 meeting minutes
• Approval of May 5, 2021 meeting minutes
• Discussion of FY22 Budget
• Discussion of Pickleball
• Approval of next meeting dates: December 16, 2021 and February 24, 2022 (tentative)

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold a public hearing via Zoom to address six code violation cases and two fine consideration hearings. The cases involve property maintenance issues, an alarm permit violation, and unpermitted work. The board will also approve minutes and receive code statistics.

• Case CE 21-942: exterior maintenance violation at 240 S. County Road
• Case CE 21-750: exterior maintenance and property sanitation at 910 S. Ocean Blvd
• Case CE 21-734: exterior maintenance violation at 411 S. County Road
• Case CE 21-746: alarm permit and false alarm fees at 401 S. County Road (US Postal Service)
• Fine hearing CE 21-511: vegetation removal without permit at 425 Chilean Ave

Town Council

The Town Council will consider several agenda items, including a resolution to authorize a $1.5 million contract for beach renourishment, a request to fund a feasibility study for a public safety building, and a discussion on extending the town's beach access and parking hours. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of minutes and financial reports.

• Resolution to authorize a $1.5 million contract for beach renourishment
• Request to fund a feasibility study for a public safety building (up to $100,000)
• Discussion on extending beach access and parking hours
• Ordinance to amend the town's beach access and parking regulations
• Approval of a $1.5 million contract for beach renourishment

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Review Commission is meeting to review 16 property projects, including demolitions, new constructions, and modifications. Several items are deferred due to missed deadlines or requests, and the commission will also hear a presentation on a new development review process.

• Demolition at 225 Wells Rd. deferred to Sept. 29 due to notice issue
• New construction at 1080 S. Ocean Blvd. for 9,485 sq ft home on non-conforming lot
• Variance request for 334 Chilean Ave. for 5,270 sq ft house on 9,384 sq ft lot
• Generator variance at 246 Eden Rd. withdrawn by applicant's attorney
• New construction at 267 Dunbar Road for 7,552 sq ft house on 98.5-ft-wide lot

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold a virtual hearing to address code violations, including a building permit case and several fine consideration hearings. The board will also approve minutes, administer oaths, and review code statistics.

• Case CE 21-425, 232 Colonial Lane: building permit violation, $150 admin fee, compliance by Sept 13, 2021
• Case CE 21-511, 425 Chilean Ave: vegetation removal permit violation, $100/day fine from Aug 17, 2021
• Case CE 21-66, 123 Chilean Ave: exterior maintenance violation, $100/day fine from Aug 17, 2021
• Case CE 20-1127, 2800 S Ocean Blvd (Four Seasons): fire safety code violation, $250/day fine from Aug 18, 2021

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several certificates of appropriateness and historically significant building applications. The most consequential item is a request to raise the landmarked 1923 Addison Mizner residence at 800 S. County Rd. to 11 feet NAVD, requiring 13 variances for setbacks, height, and flood elevation. Other items include modifications to homes on Dunbar, Monterey, Tarpon Isle, and Bahama Lane.

• 800 S. County Rd.: raise main house, guest house, generator building to 11' NAVD (previously 9'), pool deck to 10.33' NAVD; 13 variances requested
• 127 Dunbar Rd.: 338 sq. ft. additions (stair/elevator, electrical room), window modifications, new entry door
• 221 Monterey Rd.: hardscape/landscape/lighting changes, re-add previously approved pool, remove semi-circle driveway
• 10 Tarpon Isle: demolish portion of residence, construct 17,999 sq. ft. two-story addition with pool and landscaping
• 217 Bahama Lane: 894 sq. ft. one-story additions, flood plain variance, non-conforming setbacks

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting virtually to discuss proposed incentives for landmark buildings and structures, and to hold a discussion on a retail study. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and citizen communications. No final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Proposed incentives for landmark buildings and structures
• Discussion on retail study
• Approval of June 15, 2021 meeting minutes
• Citizen communications (3-minute limit)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a development review meeting to discuss and potentially decide on various zoning items, including appeals, variances, and site plan reviews. Many items are recommended for deferral to future meetings, while some are new business. The agenda includes a mix of residential and commercial projects, with several involving requests for variances from zoning requirements.

• Appeals of ARCOM decisions for 160 Royal Palm Way and 2 S. County Rd
• Site plan review for a 5,856 sq ft home at 200 Bahama Ln (deferral recommended)
• Special exception for Bricktop's restaurant to add 40 outdoor seats at 375 S County Rd
• Variance for a beach cabana and seawall at 870 S Ocean Blvd (deferral recommended)
• Site plan review for a 9,485 sq ft home at 1080 S Ocean Blvd (deferral recommended)

Town Council

The Ordinances, Rules and Standards Committee is meeting to review and discuss potential changes to the Town Code, including lawn maintenance hours, equipment, and noise, as well as possible limits on vegetation height near structures. They will also examine how deviations from approved plans are handled. These are discussion items, not final decisions.

• Review Chapter 42 lawn maintenance rules (hours, equipment, noise)
• Discuss potential limits on vegetation height near neighboring structures
• Review how deviations from approved ARCOM and LPC plans are handled
• Review Chapter 42, Article V on noise

Town Council

The Town Council will consider multiple resolutions, including major contracts for the town-wide utility undergrounding project, a $674,815 permitting software contract, and a $97,740 parking kiosk upgrade. They will also discuss COVID-19 updates, a retail study, and a ground lease amendment for property outside town limits.

• Resolution 086-2021: $10,873,182 award to Burkhardt Construction for Phase 4 South undergrounding
• Resolution 088-2021: $6,629,360.64 to Wilco Electric (Phase 5 South) and $6,416,941.56 to CR Dunn (Phase 5 North)
• Resolution 082-2021: $674,815 contract to Tyler Technologies for permitting software
• Resolution 081-2021: $97,740 purchase order to Flowbird for parking kiosk upgrades
• Ordinance 018-2021: Second reading to amend town charter on caucus and qualifying dates

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Review Commission is meeting to review a consent agenda of minor modifications and 16 major projects, including demolitions, new construction, and additions. Many items were previously deferred and are returning for further review, with several professionals requesting additional deferrals. The commission will also consider variances for projects that do not meet zoning requirements.

• Demolition of existing structures at 411 Brazilian Ave, 253 El Pueblo Way, 256 Mockingbird Trail, 620 N. Lake Way, 1090 S. Ocean Blvd, 730 N. County Rd, and 635 Crest Rd
• New construction of two-story homes at 240 Mockingbird Trail (approx. 5,400 sq ft) and 130 Algoma Rd (approx. 6,448 sq ft) with variance requests
• New construction at 1080 S. Ocean Blvd (9,485 sq ft) on a non-conforming lot requiring site plan review
• Variance request at 334 Chilean Ave for a 5,270 sq ft home on a 9,384 sq ft lot (minimum 10,000 sq ft required)
• Modifications at 8 Windsor Ct to replace awnings with copper roofs, with a variance recommendation

Town Council

The Town Council will consider extending the police chief's COVID-19 state of emergency declaration until September 14, 2021, and will review current COVID-19 protocols including board meeting participation rules, the temporary restaurant outdoor seating program, and mask/social distancing requirements in town buildings.

• Resolution 080-2021 to extend the Chief of Police's COVID-19 emergency declaration until September 14, 2021
• Review of requirements for participation in board, commission, and committee meetings
• Review of temporary restaurant outdoor seating program
• Review of mask wearing and social distancing requirements in local government buildings

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review three Certificate of Appropriateness applications, including a request to raise a 1923 Addison Mizner-designed landmarked residence at 800 S. County Rd. by two additional feet to 11 feet NAVD to better protect against flooding, which requires numerous variances. The board will also consider hardscape and landscape changes at 1820 S. Ocean Blvd., brick paving at 235 Banyan Rd., and a door replacement at 235 Dunbar Rd. The agenda is otherwise routine, with no old business certificates of appropriateness.

• 800 S. County Rd.: raise main house, guest house, and generator building to 11' NAVD (from 9') with 13 variances for setbacks, height, lot coverage, and finished floor elevation
• 1820 S. Ocean Blvd.: hardscape and landscape changes (White Birch Farm, Inc.)
• 235 Banyan Rd.: replace loose stone driveway with brick paving
• 235 Dunbar Rd.: remove and replace front door; new landscaping
• Discussion item: Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on four code violation cases involving properties on Chilean, Sunrise, Oleander, and Chilean Avenues, covering issues like unpermitted vegetation removal, exterior maintenance, and landscape upkeep. The board will also consider a fine reduction request for a fire safety violation at 214 Chilean Ave. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and hearing code statistics.

• Case CE 21-511: vegetation removal without permit at 425 Chilean Ave.
• Case CE 21-495: exterior appurtenance repair at 235 Sunrise Ave.
• Case CE 21-277: landscape maintenance at 226 Oleander Ave.
• Case CE 21-66: exterior structure and premises maintenance at 123 Chilean Ave.
• Fine reduction hearing CE 20-322: fire safety violation at 214 Chilean Ave.

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council will hear multiple zoning applications including variances for residential properties and special exceptions for restaurant expansions. The meeting also includes a presentation on landmarking’s effect on property values and a discussion on traffic impacts from new restaurants.

• Resolution 68-2021 to adopt revised fees for Planning, Zoning & Building Department
• Variance requests for 160 Royal Palm Way, 375 S County Rd (Bricktop's Palm Beach), 101 Nightingale Trl, 273 Tangier Ave, 130 Algoma Rd, 720 S Ocean Blvd, and 135 Wells Rd
• Special exception for 160 Chilean Ave to demolish >50% of existing residence and add 950 sq ft additions
• Special exception for 150 Worth Ave Suite 234 to open new restaurant Cojimar Palm Beach
• Discussion on traffic and quality-of-life impacts from increasing restaurant count

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting to discuss and potentially decide on a range of items including zoning changes, budget considerations, and public safety measures. The agenda includes several public hearings and resolutions on topics such as land use, contracts, and community development.

• Public hearing on zoning code amendments
• Resolution on budget adjustments
• Discussion on public safety improvements
• Contract approval for community projects
• Consideration of land use changes

Architectural Commission

The Architectural Review Commission will consider several major projects, including a significant renovation and addition at 125 Worth Avenue requiring multiple variances and special exceptions. The agenda also includes a consent agenda of minor residential modifications and several deferred projects returning for further review.

• 125 Worth Avenue: facade renovation, fourth-floor replacement with 4 luxury apartments, new commercial structure, and requests for height, setback, and lot coverage variances.
• 101 Nightingale Trail: exterior alterations and interior renovations with a variance for increased cubic content ratio.
• 240 Mockingbird Trail: demolition and new two-story house, deferred for design restudy.
• 130 Algoma Rd.: new two-story classical house with special exception and variances for lot size and setbacks.
• 1080 S. Ocean Blvd.: new two-story home with pool cabana on a non-conforming lot.

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board is meeting to hear public cases involving alleged building permit violations and a possible commercial use of a residential property, plus one old case. The board will also approve minutes and receive code statistics.

• Case CE 21-308: 223 Monterey Road, 239 Monterey Road LLC, alleged failure to obtain building permits (Chapter 18, Section 18-233)
• Case CE 20-1349: 253 Park Ave., 1970 S. Dixie LLC, alleged commercial use in R-B medium density residential district (Chapter 134, Section 134-889)
• Case CE 20-1300: 145 Seagate Rd., Khooshe Aiken, alleged building permit violation and fence height/setback violation (Chapter 18, Section 18-233; Chapter 134, Section 134-1667(b))

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several Certificate of Appropriateness applications, including a major addition to the historic El Solano residence and a sculpture placement at the Four Arts. It will also discuss distinctions between landmarks and historically significant buildings. Several items were deferred from prior meetings and are back for decision.

• 720 S. Ocean Blvd. (El Solano): 1,159 sq ft addition and 486 sq ft pool cabana, with variances for setbacks and height
• 100 Four Arts Plaza (Hulitar Garden): 6.3-ft sculpture 'Tree' by Giampaolo Seguso, variance for north street side yard setback
• 334 Australian Ave.: re-approval of expired project for 953 sq ft second-floor addition
• 205 Royal Palm Way: new paver hardscape, landscaping, and gates for valet and transformers
• 350 Worth Avenue (Everglades Club): window replacement and stucco repair on tower apartments

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a development review meeting with public hearings on several special exceptions, variances, and site plan reviews. Key items include Coyo Taco's request to add a DJ, a major renovation and expansion at 125 Worth Ave, and a new residence at 1015 S Ocean Blvd. The council will also discuss zoning code review, outdoor seating, and filling lots during development.

• Coyo Taco (340 Royal Poinciana Way) seeks to amend use agreement to allow DJ on Tuesday, Friday, Saturday nights and special events
• 125 Worth Ave: renovation and expansion of 45-year-old building, adding 4 residential units, multiple variances for height, setbacks, lot coverage
• 1015 S Ocean Blvd: 11,031 sq ft two-story residence on non-conforming lot, variances for setbacks and height plane
• Bricktop's (375 S County Rd): add 40 outdoor seats, variance for zero parking spaces
• Palm Beach Country Club (760 N Ocean Blvd): add paddle ball court

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting on June 8, 2021, to discuss and decide on a range of items including zoning changes, land use amendments, and various contracts. The agenda includes several public hearings and resolutions, but specific details are limited due to the document's formatting. The meeting appears to be a regular session with both routine and substantive matters.

• Zoning and land use amendments for multiple properties
• Contracts and agreements with dollar amounts (e.g., $1,250,000, $2,450,000)
• Public hearings on various items
• Resolutions and ordinances for approval
• Discussion of town council procedures and appointments

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a virtual meeting to discuss and potentially act on proposed code changes. Key items include new regulations and a permit process for outdoor cafe seating and food/drink service, modifications to dock and pier codes, and incentives for landmark buildings. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public comments.

• Proposed code modifications for outdoor cafe seating and food/drink service permits
• Proposed code modifications for docks and piers
• Discussion of proposed incentives for landmark buildings and structures
• Approval of April 20, 2021 meeting minutes
• Communications from citizens (3-minute limit)

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will meet via Zoom to elect a chair and vice chair, approve minutes, and hold public hearings on five code violation cases. The cases involve landscaping, trash, building permits, window screening, and fence setbacks.

• Case CE 21-277: landscaping violation at 226 Oleander Ave (J&J Realty South LLC)
• Case CE 21-66: trash/debris violation at 123 Chilean Ave (Nancy Shubert)
• Case CE 20-1300: building permit and fence setback violations at 145 Seagate Rd (Aiken Khooshe)
• Case CE 21-112: window treatment violation at 302 S. County Rd (Thomas Campaniello)
• Case CE 21-90: building permit violation at 204 Worth Ave (Ele Ven Ty)

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review several projects, including a major hotel renovation, demolitions, and new home constructions. Many items are deferred from previous meetings, with staff recommending further deferrals for some. The meeting is held electronically via Zoom.

• Palm House hotel renovation at 160 Royal Palm Way (79 keys, pool deck, exterior improvements) — staff recommends deferral to May 26
• New two-story residence at 1015 S. Ocean Blvd. with multiple variance requests (setbacks, height plane, angle of vision)
• Demolition of existing residence at 1080 S. Ocean Blvd. (Todd Glaser)
• New construction at 60/70 Blossom Way — staff requests one-month deferral for replat
• Modifications at 910 S. Ocean Blvd. with variances for building height, lot coverage, and beach cabana

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palm Beach Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a virtual meeting on April 20, 2021, to review proposed code changes for outdoor seating, docks and piers, and incentives for landmark buildings. The agenda includes procedural items such as approval of minutes and public communications.

• Proposed code modifications for docks and piers
• Update on possible code changes for outdoor seating for food and drink service
• Proposed incentives for landmark buildings and structures

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on two alleged code violations and consider a fine in a third case. The board will also approve minutes from its March 18 meeting and receive code enforcement statistics.

• Case CE 21-156, 315 S. Lake Drive, Southlake Association Inc.: alleged unpermitted building work
• Case CE 21-145, 220 Ocean Ter., CDPG Palm Beach LLC: alleged drainage/utility easement and screening violations
• Case CE 20-738, 1071 N Ocean Blvd., Reiwa LLC: fine consideration for alleged unpermitted building work

Town Council

The Town Council is holding a development review meeting to decide on several land-use items, including landmark designations, appeals, and numerous variance and special exception requests. The most significant item is a proposal to renovate and expand the nonconforming commercial building at 125 Worth Avenue, which requires multiple variances for height, setbacks, and lot coverage. The council will also consider a budget amendment for marina staffing and Lake Drive Park improvements.

• Landmark designations for 127 Kings Road, 137 Kings Road, and 223 Colonial Lane
• 125 Worth Ave: renovation, two-story addition, four residential units, multiple variances (height to 63'4", lot coverage to 71%)
• Lake Drive Park: special exception for hardscape/landscape improvements, new pathways, trash compactor reconfiguration
• Budget amendment (Ordinance 11-2021) for Town Marina staffing and Lake Drive Park improvements
• Bricktop's restaurant: add 40 outdoor seats, variance for zero parking spaces

Town Council

The Town Council will certify the March 9, 2021 election results, swear in newly elected officials, and elect a Council President and President Pro Tem. The council will also consider a resolution to extend the police chief's declaration of a state of emergency to May 11, 2021, and discuss COVID-19 updates, including a possible town-wide curfew. Other items include a $158,237 contract for training solutions, a resolution opposing state preemption of municipal powers, and a discussion on traffic calming for N. Ocean Blvd.

• Resolution 033-2021 certifying March 9, 2021 election results
• Swearing in of Danielle Hickox Moore, Edward Cooney, and Julie Araskog
• Resolution 036-2021: $158,237 purchase order to InVeris Training Solutions
• Resolution 038-2021: extend state of emergency to May 11, 2021
• Discussion on traffic calming of N. Ocean Blvd. in the North End

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission is meeting electronically to review and make recommendations on several major projects, including a significant renovation at 125 Worth Avenue and a new residence at 1015 S. Ocean Blvd. The agenda also includes a consent agenda of minor projects and several items deferred from previous meetings. Staff recommends deferring some items to April 28, 2021, for further review.

• 125 Worth Ave: facade renovation, addition of four luxury apartments, and requests for multiple variances (height, setbacks, lot coverage)
• 1015 S. Ocean Blvd: new two-story residence with variances for lot depth, setbacks, and height plane
• 160 Royal Palm Way: completion of Palm House hotel (79 keys) with deferral request to April 28
• Consent agenda: minor projects at 3140 S. Ocean Blvd, 102 Flagler Dr, 901 N. Ocean Blvd, and others
• Demolition at 147 Dunbar Rd and new construction at 2291 Ibis Isle Rd E

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review certificates of appropriateness for eight properties, including a fire-damaged landmarked garage-guest house reconstruction, several additions and alterations, and a demolition of a non-historic house. The board will also hold designation hearings for four properties, with staff recommending deferrals for three of them. The meeting is held electronically via Zoom.

• Certificate of Appropriateness 4013-2021: Reconstruct fire-destroyed landmarked garage-guest house at 271 El Vedado Rd.
• Certificate of Appropriateness 4016-2021: Pool house at 1284 N. Lake Way requiring two variances for setbacks
• Certificate of Appropriateness 4018-2021: Two second-floor additions at 1047 S. Ocean Blvd. requiring four variances
• Historic building application H-001-2021: Demolition of non-historic house at 221 Queens Lane, renovation at 201 Queens Lane
• Designation hearings for 223 Colonial Lane, 256 Orange Grove Rd., 686 Island Drive, 300 Clarke Avenue

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting to discuss possible code changes affecting outdoor seating for food and drink service in commercial zoning districts, and to consider changing restaurants, lounges/bars, and similar establishments from a permitted use to a special exception use. The agenda also includes routine items like approval of minutes and citizen communications.

• Possible code changes to regulations for outdoor seating for food and drink service in commercial zoning districts
• Proposed code modifications changing restaurants, lounges/bars, and other food/drink establishments from permitted to special exception use in commercial zoning districts
• Approval of February 16, 2021 Planning and Zoning Commission minutes
• Communications from citizens (3-minute limit)

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting to consider several development applications, including a major renovation and expansion of a nonconforming commercial building at 125 Worth Avenue, which requires numerous variances and special exceptions. The agenda also includes appeals, waiver requests, and multiple residential variance and site plan requests. Several items are requests for deferral to future meetings.

• 125 Worth Ave: renovation and expansion with two-story addition, four residential units, and multiple variances for height, setbacks, and lot coverage
• 160 Royal Palm Way: ARCOM appeal and consideration of Declaration of Use and Construction Management agreements
• 358 El Brillo Way: request to withdraw demolition waiver
• 143 Reef Rd: variances for new garage, including side yard setback and angle of vision
• 1015 S Ocean Blvd: special exception and variances for new two-story residence on nonconforming lot

Town Council

The Town Council will consider several resolutions, including awarding a $1,765,374 contract for dune restoration and a $1,252,588 contract for Phase 4 of the town-wide undergrounding project. They will also discuss extending the local state of emergency and receive updates on COVID-19 and the undergrounding project.

• Resolution 027-2021: Award ITB No. 2021-07 to Rio-Bak Corp. for dune restoration ($1,765,374; project budget $1,900,000)
• Resolution 028-2021: Purchase order to Applied Technology & Management for coastal engineering and turbidity monitoring ($208,292.40)
• Resolution 031-2021: Award GMP to Burkhardt Construction for Phase 4 South Part-1 and watermain replacement on South Lake Drive ($1,252,588; budget $1,440,470)
• Resolution 030-2021: Extend Chief of Police's state of emergency declaration to April 13, 2021
• Request from City of West Palm Beach for $12,000 sponsorship for 4th on Flagler event

Recreation Advisory Commission

The Recreation Advisory Commission meets virtually to receive a staff report and discuss pickleball-related updates for Phipps Ocean Park and Mandel/Seaview Park. The meeting also includes a review of an emergency ordinance related to public meetings during health emergencies and old business regarding board member positions.

• Phipps Ocean Park Master Plan Update - Pickleball
• Mandel/Seaview Park Temporary Pickleball Update
• Review of EMERGENCY ORDINANCE NO. 18-2020 on public meeting technology during health emergencies
• December 8, 2020, Town Council Decision on board member positions and ratios

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission is meeting electronically to review several major projects, including a significant renovation and addition at 125 Worth Avenue that requires multiple variances and special exceptions. The agenda also includes consent items for minor modifications and new business projects, with some items deferred from previous meetings.

• 125 Worth Avenue: facade renovation, fourth-floor replacement with 4 luxury apartments, new commercial structure, and requests for height, setback, and lot coverage variances
• 160 Royal Palm Way: Palm House hotel completion with 79 guest rooms, pool deck, and exterior improvements; vehicular gate redesign to return for review
• 1015 S. Ocean Blvd.: new two-story residence with pool, requesting variances for lot depth, setbacks, and angle of vision
• 310 Mediterranean Ave.: partial demolition and new construction of single-family home, requesting variances for setbacks and pool placement
• Consent agenda: window/door replacements at 1338 N. Lake Way, shutters at 209 Seminole Ave., addition at 212 Cherry Ln., and landscape/hardscape changes at 288 Sandpiper Dr.

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board meets via Zoom to handle code enforcement cases. The board will consider a fine for a building permit violation, a fine reduction for a fire safety violation, and old business on another fire safety case. The agenda also includes approval of prior minutes and code statistics.

• Fine consideration: Case CE 20-738, 1071 N. Ocean Blvd., Reiwa LLC — building permit violation (Chapter 18, Section 18-233)
• Fine reduction: Case CE 20-558, 325 Ridaeview Dr., Cabin at Shootin' Star LLC — fire safety violation (Chapter 46, Section 46-66)
• Old business: Case CE 20-1127, 2800 S. Ocean Blvd., Four Seasons — fire safety violation (Chapter 46, Section 46-66)
• Approval of minutes from January 21, 2021
• Administration of oath to town staff

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several applications for historically significant buildings and certificates of appropriateness. These include a request to demolish a non-historic house and build a guest house and pool cabana at 201/221 Queens Lane, and a request to demolish and rebuild a landmarked residence at 800 S. County Rd. The commission will also consider a sculpture installation at the Four Arts, modifications to a previously approved plan at 100 El Bravo Way, and a bathroom addition at 220 Monterey Rd. Two items are recommended for deferral, and one application has been requested to be withdrawn.

• Demolition and new construction with variances at 201/221 Queens Lane (guest house, pool cabana)
• Demolition and rebuild of landmarked residence with variances at 800 S. County Rd. (application withdrawal requested)
• Sculpture installation (Crispina Senior II) at 100 Four Arts Plaza
• Modifications to approved plans at 100 El Bravo Way (add bedroom/bunkroom)
• Bathroom addition and garage door replacement at 220 Monterey Rd. (variance requested)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting virtually to discuss a spreadsheet of uses in the Royal Poinciana Way area, receive an update on possible code reform, and hear a staff update on retaining a yard retail strategy consultant. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and citizen comments, with no final decisions scheduled.

• Staff update on retention of yard retail strategy consultant
• Discussion of Excel spreadsheet of uses in Royal Poinciana Way area
• Update on possible code reform
• Approval of January 19, 2021 meeting minutes

Shore Protection Board

The Shore Protection Board is holding a virtual workshop to review backup material and establish its goals for the 2021 calendar year and a 10-year outlook. The agenda is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being the board's goal-setting discussion. No votes, contracts, or public hearings are listed.

• Establish Shore Protection Board Goals for 2021 Calendar Year and 10-Year Outlook
• Review of Backup Material
• Communications from citizens (3-minute limit)
• Next regular meeting scheduled for April 22, 2021

Town Council

The Town Council will consider a resolution authorizing the issuance of up to $18 million in general obligation bonds to finance or refinance the underground utility project. The agenda includes only this one substantive item, along with routine procedural matters such as approval of the agenda and public comments.

• Resolution No. 026-2021 authorizing up to $18,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds (Series 2021) for the Underground Utility Project
• Approval of bond documents, including preliminary and final official statements
• Delegation to Town Manager and Finance Director to set bond details within parameters

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is holding a development review meeting to consider several resolutions and development applications. The agenda includes landmark designations for two properties and a series of variance, special exception, and site plan requests for residential and commercial projects. Many items are continuations of previously discussed applications, with some requests for deferral to March 3, 2021.

• Landmark designations for 100 El Bravo Way and 127 Root Trail
• Variance requests for hotel at 160 Royal Palm Way (heights, setbacks)
• Variance for new garage at 143 Reef Rd (side yard setback, angle of vision)
• Variance for awning at 130 Sunrise Ave (height, setbacks)
• Special exception for 1015 S Ocean Blvd (non-conforming lot, setbacks)

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission is meeting electronically to review several project applications, including major renovations, demolitions, and new constructions. Key items include the completion of the Palm House hotel conversion, two demolitions on Blossom Way, and multiple new residences requiring variances. Several projects are deferred from previous meetings for further review.

• Palm House hotel (160 Royal Palm Way): completion and conversion to 79 hotel keys, with conditions on service gate height and door changes
• Demolition of two residences at 70 and 10 Blossom Way
• New two-story residence at 1015 S. Ocean Blvd. with multiple variances (setbacks, height plane)
• New construction at 1063 N. Ocean Blvd. (18,918 sq ft) requiring special exception for nonconforming lot
• Solar panel project at 159 Seaspray Ave. deferred again due to missing materials

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold a virtual meeting to consider two code violation cases: one for unpermitted work at 1071 N. Ocean Blvd. and another for a fire hazard at the Four Seasons property on 2800 S. Ocean Blvd. The board will also approve prior minutes, administer oaths, and review code statistics.

• Case CE 20-738: 1071 N. Ocean Blvd., Reiwa LLC, alleged building permit violation (Chapter 18, Section 18-233)
• Case CE 20-1127: 2800 S. Ocean Blvd., Four Seasons, alleged fire/explosion hazard violation (Chapter 46, Section 46-66)
• Approval of minutes from December 17, 2020
• Administration of oath to town staff
• Code statistics review

Shore Protection Board

The Shore Protection Board is meeting virtually to discuss current shoreline conditions, review the 2020 townwide sediment budget and erosion rates, and receive updates on coastal projects including beach nourishment and dune restoration. They will also set goals for 2021 and a 10-year outlook, and elect a chair and vice-chair.

• 2020 Townwide Sediment Budget Review and Erosion Rates Discussion
• Coastal Projects Update: Lake Worth Inlet maintenance dredging, sand transfer plant, 2021 Phipps Ocean Park Beach Nourishment, 2021 Dune Restoration in Reaches 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9, The Breakers/Clarke Avenue/Mid-Town Shoreline Stabilization Project, Groin Rehabilitation
• Overview of Erosion Control Lines and future extension of Mid-Town Beach Nourishment Project Area
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair for 2021
• Approval of minutes from October 1, 2020 and November 12, 2020 meetings

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission is meeting virtually to discuss a staff update on the RFP process for a retail strategy consultant, review a spreadsheet of uses on Worth Avenue and the South County Road commercial corridor, and discuss recent code changes aimed at preserving neighborhood character. The agenda also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments. No final decisions are scheduled; the items are for discussion only.

• Staff update on RFP to retain a retail strategy consultant
• Discussion of uses on Worth Avenue and South County Road corridor north of Royal Palm Way
• Discussion of recent code changes to preserve neighborhood character
• Approval of December 15, 2020 meeting minutes
• Communications from citizens (3-minute limit)

Town Council

The Town Council is holding a special meeting to formally declare the results of the town caucus, direct the town clerk to place nominated candidates on the official ballot for the March 9, 2021 general election, adopt the official ballot, and arrange for voting equipment. The mayor will also issue a proclamation regarding the election. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items.

• Resolution No. 013-2021 declaring caucus results and adopting official ballot for March 9, 2021 election
• Mayor's proclamation to qualified electors regarding the town election
• Designation of town clerk, deputy town clerk, and Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections as canvassing board

Town Council

The Town Council will hold an electronic meeting on January 13, 2021, at 9:30 AM to consider two ordinances. One amends the Comprehensive Plan’s Infrastructure Element and 10-Year Water Supply Facility Work Plan. The other updates the zoning code to allow shared off-site parking in underground garages in three commercial districts, with a sunset date of March 13, 2024. The agenda is procedural and does not include any new contracts or fee changes.

• Amend Town of Palm Beach Comprehensive Plan Infrastructure Element and 10-Year Water Supply Facility Work Plan
• Amend zoning code to allow supplemental off-site shared parking in underground garages in C-TS, C-WA, and C-OPI districts with 50% inventory cap and March 13, 2024 sunset

Town Council

The Town Council is holding a development review meeting to consider several requests for special exceptions, variances, and site plan approvals. Key items include a major renovation and expansion of a commercial building at 125 Worth Ave, a hotel conversion at 160 Royal Palm Way, and several residential projects. Some items are being deferred to future meetings.

• 125 Worth Ave: renovation, two-story addition, 4 residential units, height increase to 63'4", lot coverage up to 71%
• 160 Royal Palm Way: convert condo-hotel to hotel, 79 keys, new pool deck, outdoor dining, multiple variances
• 223 & 227 Royal Poinciana Way: special exceptions for illuminated signs for Main Street by The Breakers and Shan
• 1015 S Ocean Blvd: 11,031 sq ft two-story residence on nonconforming lot, multiple variances
• 310 Clarke Ave: 7,256 sq ft two-story single-family residence on nonconforming lot

Town Council Committees

The Town of Palm Beach Business and Administrative Committee holds a Zoom meeting to review preliminary parking regulation options for the Royal Poinciana Way business area and gather community input. The committee will discuss existing and potential parking rules with staff and attendees.

• Community input session on parking regulations in Royal Poinciana Way business area
• Recap of preliminary regulation options by Deputy Town Manager Jay Boodheshwar