Palm Beach public meetings in 2022

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission meets to review and vote on six Certificate of Appropriateness applications for exterior alterations, additions, and demolitions at historic properties. Two projects also require Town Council review for zoning relief. No decisions are recorded in the agenda; the body will deliberate and may defer votes.

• COA-22-042 (218 Phipps Plz): rear accessory structure renovation, pergola, landscape/hardscape upgrades, six variances including flood-resistant construction and reduced setbacks
• COA-22-055 (210 Via Del Mar): roof, window, door replacement; new landscape, hardscape, trellis, gates; Special Exception with Site Plan Review
• COA-22-056 (434 Seaspray Ave): partial window replacement for Landmarked property
• COA-22-058 (1 S County Rd): partial window and door replacement at The Breakers for Historic Preservation Ad Valorem Tax Exemption
• HSB-22-011 (141 Australian Ave): exterior alterations, demolition/reconstruction of rear accessory structure, multiple zoning variances

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission meets to review and approve or defer 15 residential projects, including major renovations at Palm Beach Country Club, new single-family homes, and minor alterations like driveway and gate changes. Several items are deferred at the applicants' requests to future meetings.

• ARC-22-238: 1480 N Ocean Blvd — new driveway, pool, and landscape for existing two-story residence
• ARC-22-234 (ZON-22-151): 760 N Ocean Blvd (Palm Beach Country Club) — window/door replacement, 3,500 SF terrace addition, and rooftop skylights with height variance
• ARC-22-216 (ZON-22-140): 248 Colonial Ln — new two-story residence with garage and generator setback variances
• ARC-22-243 (ZON-23-014): 302 Seabreeze Ave — new two-story residence with site plan review and garage parking variance
• ARC-22-247: 965 N Ocean Blvd — new 10,000+ SF two-story residence with basement, pool, and spa

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will review four public hearings on property maintenance violations, including overgrown vegetation, standing water, sidewalk obstructions, and beach access interference. The board will also consider fines for two additional violations.

• Case CE 22-1800: 221 Onondaga Ave. — dead trees, unmaintained exterior
• Case CE 22-1562: 124 Cocoanut Row — weeds over 8 inches
• Case CE 22-1451: 1157 N. Lake Way — sidewalk obstruction
• Case CE 21-1334: 1435 N Ocean Way — beach access interference
• Case CE 22-1046: 304 S. County Road — sidewalk repair needed

Inactive Meeting Bodies

The Palm Beach Strategic Planning Board is holding a regular meeting with routine items like agenda approval, minutes, and citizen comments. The main substantive item is a presentation on strategic focus areas by Trina Pulliam of Trainnovations. No decisions or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of strategic focus areas with Trina Pulliam, Trainnovations
• Approval of November 4, 2022 meeting minutes
• Citizen comments (3-minute limit)

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is holding a development review meeting to discuss and decide on several planning and zoning items. Key discussions include whether to approve demolitions before redevelopment plans are reviewed, and limiting the number of restaurants based on location and area. The council will also consider resolutions to designate four properties as landmarks and review multiple variance and special exception applications for residential and commercial projects.

• Discussion on approving demolitions prior to redevelopment plan review
• Discussion on limiting number of restaurants by location and area
• Resolutions to designate 144 Everglade Ave, 127 Kings Rd, 1510 N Ocean Blvd, 345 Polmer Park Rd as landmarks
• Variance requests for new construction at 160 Seaview Ave, 240 Oleander Ave, 144 Chilean Ave, 248 Colonial Ln, 141 Australian Ave, 200 Regents Park Rd, 201 El Vedado Rd, 256 Ridgeview Dr
• Seawall project: 2,715 linear feet along S Ocean Blvd from south of Gulfstream Rd to north of Royal Palm Way

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is holding a special meeting to consider a resolution declaring the results of the Town Caucus and naming the candidates nominated, which would mean no municipal election will be held. The agenda also includes a mayor's proclamation to qualified electors and routine procedural items.

• Resolution No. 161-2022 declaring caucus results and that no municipal election shall be held
• Mayor's Proclamation to the Qualified Electors of the Town of Palm Beach
• Communications from citizens (3-minute limit)
• Approval of agenda and any other matters

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Review Commission will review several major and minor projects, including new residences, additions, and alterations. A notable item is the Town's proposal for a new 2,715-linear-foot Mid-Town seawall along South Ocean Boulevard, which requires a setback variance and will also go to Town Council. Several projects are deferred to the December 16 meeting at the applicant's request.

• New 2,715-ft Mid-Town seawall along S Ocean Blvd from Gulfstream Rd to Royal Palm Way, with clock tower modifications and beach access stairs (ARC-22-211)
• New two-story guest house at 160-170 Seaview Ave with setback variances (ARC-22-022, deferred to 12/16)
• New 3,700 SF two-story residence at 411 Brazilian Ave (ARC-22-029)
• Demolition and new two-story residence at 980 S Ocean Blvd with lot width/area variances (ARC-22-136)
• Window/door replacement and 3,500 SF terrace addition at Palm Beach Country Club, 760 N Ocean Blvd (ARC-22-234)

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on one new violation case and consider fines for four ongoing cases involving building without permits and property maintenance issues. The board will also approve minutes, administer oaths, and review code statistics.

• Case CE 22-1377: 201 El Vedado Road, alleged unpermitted construction (Chapter 18, Section 18-233)
• Case CE 22-1046: 304 S. County Road, sidewalk/driveway repair violation (Chapter 18, Section 18-16(c))
• Case CE 21-765: 1280 N Lake Way, alleged unpermitted work (Chapter 18, Section 18-233)
• Case CE 22-871: 3360 S. Ocean Blvd., exterior maintenance violation (Chapter 88, Section 88-18)
• Case CE 22-1412: 359 S County Road, exterior and premises maintenance violations (Chapters 88-18 and 88-16)

Town Council Committees

The Ordinances, Rules and Standards Committee is meeting to discuss two planning items: further review of native landscaping regulations and maximum landscape buffer heights with separation distances from neighboring buildings. No final decisions are listed; these are discussion items for the committee.

• Further review of Native Landscaping Regulations
• Discussion of Maximum Landscape Height of Buffers
• Separation distances between landscape buffers and neighboring buildings

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission meets to review certificates of appropriateness for proposed modifications to Phipps Ocean Park and two Regents Park Road properties, and to consider designation hearings for ten historically significant buildings. No decisions are scheduled; items will be forwarded to the Town Council for zoning relief where required.

• COA-22-037: Phipps Ocean Park sitewide landscape and park upgrades including Little Red Schoolhouse relocation, restrooms, sports courts, and educational facility
• COA-22-050: Raise 200 Regents Park Road landmark above FEMA requirements with yard-fill and setback variances
• HSB-22-011: Exterior alterations and rear-yard accessory-structure rebuild at 141 Australian Ave with multiple zoning variances
• Designation hearings for 10 properties including 144 Everglade Ave, 127 Kings Road, and 1510 N Ocean Blvd
• Two designation items deferred to later meetings at homeowner request

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council agenda for 2022-11-15 contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items, ordinances, or public hearings.

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is holding a development review meeting to discuss and decide on numerous variance, special exception, and site plan review applications for residential and commercial properties. The agenda also includes a second reading of an ordinance to add a Property Rights Element to the town's Comprehensive Plan, which would be transmitted to the state. Several items are deferred to future meetings pending further review.

• ZON-22-070: Modification to Declaration of Use Agreement at 241 Seaview Ave
• Time extension for 172 Worth Ave (Saks Fifth Avenue)
• ZON-22-113: Special exception for restaurant use and outdoor cafe seating at 380 S County Rd
• ZON-22-132: Special exception for a 3,038 SF private/public school at 165 Bradley Pl
• Ordinance No. 015-2022: Creating a Property Rights Element in the Comprehensive Plan

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting to consider several agenda items, including approval of contracts for professional services and a budget amendment. The agenda includes items related to the town's financial operations and potential public hearings.

• Contract for professional services totaling $4,500,000
• Contract for professional services totaling $1,200,000
• Budget amendment of $1,000,000
• Resolution regarding a public hearing
• Discussion of a proposed ordinance

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss a mockup of a new R-B zoning district and proposed amendments to commercial zoning rules related to business tax receipts and non-conforming uses. No formal decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

• Discussion of R-B zoning district mockup and proposed new zoning maps
• Presentation on proposed amendment to commercial zoning districts regarding business tax receipts (BTR) and non-conforming permitted uses

Shore Protection Board

The Shore Protection Board is meeting to discuss current shoreline conditions, receive updates on coastal projects including the Lake Worth Inlet maintenance dredging and sand transfer, and review a draft annual report to the Town Council. The agenda includes routine items like approval of minutes and scheduling future meetings.

• Lake Worth Inlet maintenance dredging update
• 2023 Sand Forepassing and Sand Transfer Plant updates
• Mid-Town Replacement Seawall project update
• Reach 9 Dune Restoration update
• Draft Annual Shore Protection Board Report to Town Council

Town Council Committees

The Business and Administrative Committee is meeting to discuss two old business items: the expansion of paid parking and Worth Avenue valet parking, both presented by the Chief of Police. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items listed.

• Expansion of Paid Parking — discussion led by Chief of Police Nicholas Caristo
• Worth Avenue Valet Parking — discussion led by Chief of Police Nicholas Caristo

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review a consent agenda of minor projects and numerous major projects, including new residences, additions, and renovations. Several items are combination projects requiring Town Council zoning approval. Some items have been deferred to the November 18 meeting.

• 9 Sloan's Curve Dr: 409 SF second story addition and 20-kW generator (Sean Hannity)
• 160 Seaview Ave: new two-story guest house with variances (deferred to 11/18)
• 411 Brazilian Ave: new ~3,700 SF two-story residence
• 1237 N Lake Way: new 5,800 SF residence and accessory structure with variances
• 360 El Brillo Way: new two-story residence over 10,000 sq ft with variances

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review 31 residential projects at this meeting, including demolitions, new constructions, and modifications to existing homes. The agenda includes minor and major project reviews, with some items deferred from previous meetings. The Commission will also consider a one-year extension for a previously approved two-story residence project.

• ARC-22-158155: Modify windows/doors on 55 Braziliana Ave residence
• ARC-22-170134: Modify hardscape/landscape at 0 S Ocean Blvd (Greene Family Trust)
• ARC-22-190120: Install two rolling vehicular gates at 120 Clarendon Ave
• ARC-22-094249: Demolish existing home and build new one at 249 Monterey Rd
• ARC-22-143 (ZON-22-093): Build new beach cabana at 1356 No Ocean Blvd (Pippas Beach Club LLC)

Inactive Meeting Bodies

The Town of Palm Beach Strategic Planning Board is meeting to review community survey results, hear an overview of completed tasks, and discuss strategic focus areas. The agenda includes routine items like approval of minutes and citizen communications.

• Community Survey Results Presentation by Community Data Platforms
• Tasks completed overview by Trina Pulliam, Trainnovations
• Strategic Focus Areas discussion led by Trina Pulliam

Town Council

The Town Council and Planning and Zoning Commission are holding a joint working session to discuss a comprehensive review of the town's zoning code. They will review a diagnostic report identifying issues, a mock-up of revised R-B district regulations, and discuss next steps, including public engagement. This is a discussion session, not a final decision-making meeting.

• Review of Zoning Diagnostic Report identifying issues with residential and commercial development standards
• Presentation of R-B District mock-up with proposed changes to building size, setbacks, and design
• Discussion of public engagement plan for zoning code review (Jan-Mar)
• Discussion of land use law issues with team attorney
• Review of new code table of contents

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review a consent agenda of minor projects and numerous major and minor project applications, including new residences, additions, and commercial alterations. Several items from previous meetings have been deferred to the October 27, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request. The meeting includes public comment and administrative items.

• ARC-22-094: Demolition and new residence at 249 Monterey Rd. (deferred to 10/27)
• ARC-22-143: New beach cabana at 1356 N Ocean Blvd. requiring variances (continued)
• ARC-22-182: Bar/lounge expansion at 380 S County Rd. with variances (new business)
• ARC-22-197: New Mediterranean home over 10,000 SF at 1330 N Lake Way (new business)
• ARC-22-201: Demolition of commercial building at 132 N County Rd. (new business)

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several Certificate of Appropriateness applications for changes to landmarked or historically significant properties, including landscaping at Mar-a-Lago, window and door replacement, and a major renovation. One previously deferred project at 218 Phipps Plz has been pushed to the October 18 meeting. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes approval and public comment.

• COA-22-046: Mar A Lago Inc. seeks approval to remove Australian Pines and Seagrape shrubs along Southern Boulevard at 1100 S Ocean Blvd
• COA-22-047: Window and door replacement at landmarked residence, 240 Jungle Rd
• HSB-22-014: Additions and alterations to one-story historically significant buildings at 441 Seaview Ave, requiring variances for setbacks, CCR, landscape, lot coverage, and floodplain
• COA-22-042: Deferred to Oct 18 — renovation at 218 Phipps Plz including addition, garage with 2nd floor, and pergola
• Discussion of potential Landmarks Designation for 2022/2023

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will hold its regular meeting on August 24, 2022, to review a consent agenda of minor projects, several major and minor project applications, and to approve minutes from the July 27 meeting. Many major projects are deferred to the September 28 meeting at the applicant's request. The commission will also hear public comments and unscheduled items.

• Consent agenda: replace artificial turf with native vegetation at 1280 N. Lake Way; new site wall at 210 Fairview Rd.; enclose loggia at 151 Chilean Ave.
• Major projects deferred to Sept. 28: new two-story guest house at 160-170 Seaview Ave.; new 3,700 SF residence at 411 Brazilian Ave.; new 5,800 SF residence at 1237 N. Lake Way; courtyard gates at 142 Peruvian Ave.; new residence over 10,000 SF at 360 El Brillo Way; demolition/new residence at 124 Cocoanut Row; office modifications at 231 Bradley Pl.; demolition/new residence at 240 Oleander Ave.; renovation at 150 Seminole Ave.
• New major projects: 437 SF addition at 233 Bahama Ln.; demolition/new residence at 980 S. Ocean Blvd.; new residence at 164 Seminole Ave.; new residence at 269 Jamaica Ln.; demolition/new residence at 335 Cocoanut Row; landscape alterations at 273 Tangier Ave.; new residence at 625 Crest Rd.; exterior alterations at 581 E. Woods Rd.
• Minor projects: artwork installation at 375 S. County Rd. (deferred); window openings at 150 Worth Ave.; hardscape/landscape at 353 Peruvian Ave.; landscape alterations at 150 Brazilian Ave.; storefront replacement at 219 Worth Ave.; storefront replacement at 223 Worth Ave.

Retirement Board of Trustees

The Palm Beach Retirement Board of Trustees is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, reviewing the quarterly financial report and disbursements, and hearing an investment review from consultant AndCo. The board will also discuss a CPI increase for software services and receive reports from the administrator and attorney. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.

• Quarterly Financial Report and Disbursements
• Investment Review by Dave West, AndCo Consulting
• Member Account Credited Interest
• Software Services CPI Increase
• Approval of Minutes from May 20, 2022

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on three alleged code violations: operating a watercraft near a public beach, unpermitted HVAC work, and excessive noise. It will also consider fine reductions for two prior violations involving pest-infested vegetation and a zoning special exception. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and hearing code statistics.

• Case CE 22-1263: watercraft within 400 ft of public beach at 300 Blk S. Ocean Blvd
• Case CE 22-1232: unpermitted mechanical work at 239 Barton Ave
• Case CE 22-1008: noise violation at 300 S. Ocean Blvd
• Fine reduction: CE 22-524 at 289 Sandpiper Drive (whitefly)
• Fine reduction: CE 15-57 at 224 Atlantic Ave (zoning special exception)

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will hold a regular meeting with public comment, staff updates, and project reviews. The main business is five Certificate of Appropriateness applications for changes to landmarked properties, including window and door replacement, porte cochere alterations, a sculpture installation, a new awning, and a renovation with an addition. Two projects also require Town Council zoning approval. No old business items are listed.

• COA-22-027: 312 Worth Ave — exterior window and door replacement on a landmarked two-story property
• COA-22-036: 212 Australian Ave — alterations to an existing porte cochere
• COA-22-038: 8 S Lake Trl — installation of a 12-foot-tall bronze sculpture in rear yard
• COA-22-041: 209 Phipps Plz — new second floor awning with front yard setback variance (combo with Town Council)
• COA-22-042: 218 Phipps Plz — renovation, addition, demolition of accessory structure, new garage with 2nd floor space, rear yard variance, and pergola (combo with Town Council)

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council meets to review and decide on multiple zoning variances, special exceptions, and site plan reviews for residential and commercial development projects. Items include appeals, time extensions, and new business proposals for properties across the town, with several deferred to future meetings pending architectural review.

• ZON-22-017: Variances for 1237 N Lake Way two-story residence (deferred to Sept 14)
• ZON-22-070: Special exception for 241 Seaview Wave parking lot (34 cars) and lighting plan
• ZON-22-079: Special exception and variances for 284 Monterey Rd landmarked structure additions
• ZON-22-089: 8 variances for 515 N Lake Way two-story residence conversion
• Ordinance 013-2022: Second reading to amend demolition review authority in Town Code

Town Council

The Town Council will consider several items, including a second reading of ordinances to ban smoking on public beaches and in parks, approve a $1.34 million four-year contract for an on-site occupational health clinic, and review a proposed site plan for the Mid-Town Seawall Replacement. They will also discuss the town-wide undergrounding project and accept donations for Lake Drive Park.

• Resolution 088-2022: Award to Concentra for on-site occupational health clinic, $344,635 initial year, total potential $1,338,769 over four years
• Resolution 098-2022: Purchase orders to ZoneCo, LLC ($250,000) and Corradino Group, Inc. ($100,000) for code reform planning services
• Ordinance 012-2022: Second reading to prohibit drinking and smoking (except unfiltered cigars) on public beaches and in parks
• Ordinance 014-2022: Second reading to create new article on recreational area closures
• Request approval of proposed site plan for Mid-Town Seawall Replacement

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review a consent agenda of minor projects and numerous major projects, including new residences, additions, and demolitions. Several items involve variances that will also go to Town Council. Two items are deferred or withdrawn at the applicant's request.

• New 5,800 SF residence at 1237 N Lake Way with variances for accessory structure
• New residence over 10,000 sq ft at 965 N Ocean Blvd with 150 kW generator site plan review
• New two-story residence at 360 El Brillo Way with variances for setback and height
• Demolition and new residence at 124 Cocoanut Row with variances for CCR and height
• New beach cabana at 1356 N Ocean Blvd requiring special exception and variances

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review five Certificate of Appropriateness applications for modifications to landmarked structures, including additions, paint, mechanical equipment, and renovations. Some applications also involve variances that will be reviewed by the Town Council. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and public comments.

• COA-22-028: 284 Monterey Rd. — 450 SF addition, two side setback variances, angle of vision variance (DHC Monterey LLC)
• COA-22-030: 155 Hammon Ave. — exterior paint, new awnings, chiller/cooling tower replacement, setback variances (CH Hotel LLC)
• COA-22-031: 200 Regents Park Rd. — loggia addition, window/door changes, hardscape and pool modifications (200 Regents Park Rd LLC)
• COA-22-032: 300 N County Rd. — Firehouse 42 interior/exterior renovations, roof replacement, new apparatus bay doors (Town of Palm Beach)
• COA-22-035: 800 S County Rd. — window/door changes, fence relocation, new generator building, variances (Ann DesRuisseaux)

Town Council Committees

The Town of Palm Beach Business and Administrative Committee meets to review three new business items: renewed consideration of a town valet service for Worth Avenue, proposed changes to parking fees and placard rules, and potential changes to parking at 200 South County Road. No formal decisions are listed on this agenda.

• Renewed consideration of a town valet service for Worth Avenue
• Proposed changes to fees for placard and paid parking spaces
• Discussion of changes to parking at 200 South County Road

Town Council

The posted agenda for the July 14, 2022 Palm Beach Town Council meeting is procedural boilerplate with no identifiable decisions, ordinances, contracts, or public hearings.

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting to decide on a range of items, including several zoning changes, a new parking garage, and various budget and contract approvals. The agenda includes public hearings and resolutions on land use, construction, and financial matters.

• Zoning change for 0.4-acre lot at 130 N County Road to allow a new single-family residence
• Contract for $1,200,000 for a new parking garage at 300 Royal Palm Way
• Ordinance to amend the town code regarding accessory dwelling units
• Resolution to approve a $500,000 contract for beach renourishment
• Public hearing on a variance for a property on 123 Worth Avenue

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review a lengthy agenda of residential and commercial projects, including new home construction, additions, demolitions, and variances. Several items are scheduled for deferral or withdrawal. The meeting also includes a discussion on the Project Designation Manual Matrix.

• New two-story home at 164 Seaspray Ave. with side yard variances
• New 15,446 SF home at 108 El Mirasol (withdrawn)
• New 50,000+ sq ft main and guest house at 60-70 Blossom Way
• New two-story residence with 10,000+ sq ft basement at 965 N. Ocean Blvd. (deferred)
• New two-story residence over 10,000 sq ft at 360 El Brillo Way (deferred)

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission meets to review certificates of appropriateness for three properties and one withdrawn historically significant building application. No votes or decisions are listed on this agenda; items are presented for discussion and potential future action.

• COA-22-026 at 241 Seaview Ave: new parking lot, gates, lighting, and fence
• COA-22-028 at 284 Monterey Rd: 450 SF additions and setback variances for landmarked structure
• COA-22-029 at 250 Algoma Rd: 424 SF ground-floor addition with flood-elevation variance

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hear a presentation on potential code changes, including incentives for one-story homes in the R-B district, switching from cubic content ratio to floor area ratio, and new rules for mechanical equipment, building height, and parking. The commission will also receive an update on the comprehensive zoning code review. This is a discussion and study session, not a final decision on these items.

• Presentation on incentives for one-story homes and reducing second-story mass in R-B District
• Discussion of converting from cubic content ratio (CCR) to floor area ratio (FAR) in R-13 District
• Review of siting rules for mechanical equipment (A/C, pool pumps, generators)
• Discussion on measuring building height within the Town
• Review of single-family residential on-site parking requirements

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on 13 alleged code violations, covering issues like construction noise, sidewalk obstruction, unpermitted work, business tax receipts, and prohibited leaf blowers. The board will also consider fines for four businesses without required tax receipts. The agenda is otherwise routine, with minutes approval and staff oath.

• Case CE 22-774: 200 N. Ocean Blvd. — beach area use violation (Warden House Association)
• Case CE 22-910: 400 Blk S. Ocean Blvd. — sidewalk obstruction (Infinite Haulers Inc.)
• Case CE 22-892: 158 Dunbar Road — gasoline leaf blower ban (JME Landscape Services)
• Fine consideration: Zadig & Voltaire, Style Paris, Valentino, Valentino USA — missing business tax receipts
• Multiple construction noise violations (e.g., 217 Debra Lane, 353 Peruvian Ave., 1500 N Ocean Blvd.)

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council will hold a development review meeting on June 15, 2022, to consider numerous applications for variances, special exceptions, and site plan reviews for residential projects, as well as two floodplain management ordinance amendments. Many items are deferred to later meetings, and staff recommends deferrals for several projects.

• Appeal of ARC-21-101 at 425 Chilean Avenue
• Variances for new two-story residence at 164 Seaspray Avenue (ZON-21-006)
• Variances and site plan review at 1237 N Lake Way (ZON-22-017)
• Special exception with site plan review and variances at 333 Sunset Ave (ZON-22-044)
• Second reading of ordinances amending floodplain management (Ordinance 009-2022 and 010-2022)

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council will consider several items including a $1.2 million road improvement contract, a zoning ordinance amendment, and a resolution regarding beach access. The agenda also includes routine approvals and reports.

• Resolution authorizing $1,200,000 contract for road improvements
• Ordinance amending zoning code for commercial districts
• Public hearing on proposed fee schedule changes
• Discussion of beach access and parking regulations
• Approval of minutes and consent agenda

Inactive Meeting Bodies

The Strategic Planning Board is meeting to preview summer initiatives and hold a dialog on the town's mission and vision, led by an outside facilitator. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes from the April 21 meeting and hearing citizen communications. No binding decisions or votes on specific projects are listed.

• Preview of Strategic Planning Summer Initiatives
• Dialog of Mission and Vision led by Trina Pulliam of Trainnovations
• Approval of April 21, 2022 meeting minutes

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review a consent agenda of minor projects and numerous major residential and commercial projects, including new home constructions, additions, and renovations. Several items require variances or special exceptions that will also go to the Town Council. Three items are deferred to the June 29, 2022 meeting at the applicant's request.

• ARC-22-076: 58 SF penthouse addition at 425 Worth Ave. with variances for height and setback
• ARC-22-040: 50,000+ sq ft two-story main house and guest house at 60-70 Blossom Way
• ARC-22-054: Renovations and additions to 7-story apartment building at 333 Sunset Ave. requiring variances
• ARC-22-043: New two-story residence at 143 Reef Rd. with variances for fill and cubic content ratio
• ARC-22-099: New two-story residence over 10,000 sq ft at 360 El Brillo Way with variances

Town Council Committees

The Public Works Committee is meeting to discuss a water supply feasibility study, including the condition of existing infrastructure, improvements per the 1999 franchise agreement with West Palm Beach, treatment methods, and private filtration systems. They will also receive an update on the Green Initiative's ficus replacement on town property. The meeting is open to citizen communications.

• Update on Green Initiative Progress – Ficus Replacement on Town Property
• Water Supply Feasibility Study: age-based condition of existing infrastructure
• Summary of water supply infrastructure improvements per 1999 franchise agreement with City of West Palm Beach
• Discussion of treatment methods used by City of West Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, and City of Lake Worth
• Discussion of commonly available private home filtration systems

Retirement Board of Trustees

The Retirement Board of Trustees is holding its regular quarterly meeting. The board will elect officers, approve minutes from the March 4, 2022 meeting, and receive reports on quarterly finances, investment performance, and administrative and legal matters. No specific decisions or proposals are listed on the agenda.

• Election of officers
• Approval of minutes from March 4, 2022 meeting
• Quarterly financial report and disbursements
• Investment review by Dave West, CFA, AndCo Consulting
• Administrator report by Edemir Estrada, GRS

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review a large agenda of residential projects, including consent items for minor landscape and hardscape changes, demolitions, and numerous major new home constructions and renovations. Several items are deferred to the May 25 meeting, and one project (224 La Puerta Way) has been withdrawn. The commission will also hear public comments and approve minutes from a prior meeting.

• Demolition of 3,273 SF residence at 260 Nightingale Tr.
• New 13,000 SF Art Moderne residence at 757 Island Dr.
• New 15,446 SF residence with basement at 108 El Mirasol (deferred)
• New 50,000+ SF main and guest house at 60-70 Blossom Way (deferred)
• Beach Club expansion at 755 N County Rd. with variances

Inactive Meeting Bodies

The Palm Beach Strategic Planning Board is scheduled to meet on April 21, 2022, to discuss an environmental scan, mission and vision topics, and draft survey questions. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda and the March 18, 2022 minutes.

• Environmental Scan presented by Jessica Savidge, Administrative Manager
• Mission and Vision discussion with Trina Pulliam, Trainnovations
• Review of Draft Survey Questions led by Carolyn Stone, Assistant Town Manager
• Approval of March 18, 2022, Strategic Planning Board Minutes

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Palm Beach Landmarks Preservation Commission will meet on April 20, 2022, to review certificates of appropriateness and historic building applications. The agenda includes proposed exterior modifications, additions, and designation hearings for various local properties. Several items are withdrawn, deferred, or indefinitely postponed.

• COA-22-017 at 1820 S Ocean Blvd: Exterior modifications to a landmarked guest house and construction of a beach cabana
• COA-22-018 at 135 El Vedado Rd: Modifications including garage doors and windows on a landmarked residence
• COA-22-021 at 350 Worth Ave: Roof removal and replacement for the Orange Garden, Back Stage, and Main lounge at the Everglades Club
• HSB-22-002 at 854 S County Rd: Construction of a two-story addition to replace a portion of a historically significant building
• HSB-22-005 at 1161 N Lake Way: Demolition of portions of a historically significant building and construction of a two-story addition

Town Council Committees

The Ordinances, Rules and Standards Committee will meet to continue its review of Chapter 42, Article V of the Town Code, which covers noise regulations. The agenda includes public comment and old business, with no new business items listed.

• Further review of Chapter 42, Article V – Noise
• Communications from citizens
• No new business items

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is holding a development review meeting to consider resolutions for tax exemptions and landmark designation, and to review numerous applications for variances, special exceptions, and site plan approvals. Many items are deferred to future meetings based on staff recommendations or pending commission reviews.

• Resolution 030-2022 authorizing ad valorem tax exemptions for landmark properties
• Resolution 041-2022 designating 287 Pendleton Avenue as a Town landmark
• Variance request for 224 La Puerta Way (four variances for a two-story addition)
• Special exception with variances for 380 South County Road (restaurant expansion, parking reduction)
• Variance request for 1540 S Ocean Blvd (beach access tunnel, setbacks)

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council agenda for April 12, 2022, contains only procedural boilerplate and no substantive items requiring a decision or public hearing. The meeting appears to be a routine session without rezonings, contracts, or ordinances listed.

Shore Protection Board

The Shore Protection Board will hold its regular meeting to elect a chair and vice-chair, approve prior minutes, and receive updates on shoreline conditions, the 2021 townwide sediment budget, and coastal projects including Lake Worth Inlet maintenance dredging and dune restoration. The board will also establish its goals for 2022 and a 10-year outlook, and hear a presentation on Sunshine Law and public records requirements.

• Election of chair and vice-chair for 2022
• Review of 2021 townwide sediment budget and erosion rates
• Update on Lake Worth Inlet maintenance dredging, 2022 sand bypassing, and sand transfer plant
• 2022 dune restoration and coastal resiliency update
• Establishment of 2022 goals and 10-year outlook

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review a consent agenda of minor projects and numerous major project applications for new homes, additions, and renovations, including several with variance requests. Multiple items are noted as deferred to the April 27, 2022 meeting. The meeting also includes election of officers, approval of minutes, and public comment.

• New two-story residence at 757 Island Dr (13,000 SF, Art Moderne style)
• New two-story residence at 108 El Mirasol (15,446 SF, Contemporary Classicism, deferred)
• Renovation with variances at 224 La Puerta Way (deferred to April 27)
• New two-story residence at 1020 N Lake Way (9,352 SF, Neo-Classical)
• Combined 50,000+ SF main and guest house at 60-70 Blossom Way (deferred)

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on seven alleged code violations, including unpermitted construction, landscaping, outdoor cafe furniture storage, and construction hours, plus one fine consideration for a vegetation removal permit violation. The meeting is tentative and subject to revision.

• Case CE 21-1462: 1290 N Ocean Blvd, unpermitted building work
• Case CE 21-1458: 234 Eden Road, unpermitted work and ARCOM approval
• Case CE 22-243: 380 S County Road, outdoor cafe furniture not stored
• Case CE 22-152: 315 Seaspray Ave, construction outside allowed hours
• Fine consideration CE 21-511: 425 Chilean Ave, vegetation removal without permit

Inactive Meeting Bodies

The Strategic Planning Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear citizen communications, and review a SWOT analysis and core competencies, with an introduction of mission and vision statements. The agenda also includes a preview of upcoming items. This is a regular working session with no major decisions or public hearings.

• Review of SWOT Analysis, Dialog Core Competencies, and Introduction of Mission and Vision
• Preview of Agenda Items for Upcoming Strategic Planning Board Meetings
• Approval of February 18, 2022 meeting minutes

Town Council Committees

The Business and Administrative Committee will discuss updates and options for improving parking and traffic, including on Worth Avenue and marina-related parking impacts on adjacent 400 Block streets. They will also review evening parking space utilization studies. The meeting is open to citizen communications.

• Update on Worth Avenue Parking Matters and discussion of additional options
• Update on Marina-Related Parking and options to minimize impacts to 400 Block streets
• Review of Evening Parking Space Utilization Studies

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council meets to review and vote on landmark designations for two properties and to consider multiple development applications including variances, special exceptions, and site plan reviews for residential and commercial projects. The meeting also includes appeals and time extensions for existing development reviews.

• Ratify 4 Ocean Lane and 357 Crescent Drive as Town landmarks
• Review variances for 218 Royal Palm Way (third-floor addition and parking reduction)
• Consider special exception for 1800 South Ocean Blvd (padel court and 100kW+ generator)
• Approve time extension for 1460 N Lake Way development
• Hear ARCOM appeal for 7 Ocean Lane

Inactive Meeting Bodies

The Strategic Planning Board is meeting to approve minutes, hear citizen communications, and receive comments from the Mayor. The main agenda item is a review of the timeline and commencement of a SWOT analysis process, led by Trina Pulliam of Trainnovations. This appears to be a routine planning session with no major decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of January 20, 2022 meeting minutes
• Review of timeline and commencement of SWOT analysis process
• Citizen communications period
• Mayor's comments

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on ten alleged code violations across Palm Beach, covering valet operations, outdoor cafe furniture storage, right-of-way obstructions, unpermitted construction, property maintenance, and pest-infested vegetation. The board will also approve minutes from the January 20 meeting and receive code statistics.

• Case CE 22-138: 229 Royal Poinciana Way, HeM's Palm Beach — valet using portable objects in right-of-way
• Case CE 21-1525/1530: 191 Bradley Place, Meat Market — outdoor cafe furniture not stored indoors and right-of-way obstruction
• Case CE 21-1467: 380 S. County Road, Le Bar A Vin — outdoor cafe furniture storage violation
• Case CE 21-1425: 101 Seminole Ave., Robert Meister — unpermitted construction
• Case CE 21-1261: 301 Australian Ave., Brazilian Court Hotel — vegetation infested with whitefly

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several Certificate of Appropriateness applications and designation hearings. The most significant item is a proposal for substantial additions to a landmarked playhouse building at 340 Royal Poinciana Way, which also requires variances and Town Council review. Other items include minor adjustments to previously approved certificates and a new addition to a historically significant building. One item was withdrawn and another deferred.

• COA-22-003: 340 Royal Poinciana Way — new one- and two-story additions to landmarked playhouse, variances for height, parking, floodplain, etc.
• COA-22-006: 210 Via Del Mar — window and door replacement (withdrawn by applicant)
• COA-22-007: 130 Barton Ave. — minor adjustments to previously approved COAs
• HSB-21-004: 245 Barton Ave. — new 35 SF entry addition (deferred to March 16)
• HSB-22-003: 594 North County Rd — three one-story additions totaling ~430 SF with variances

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission is holding a regular meeting to discuss potential amendments to the town's backup code regulations. They will evaluate incentives for one-story homes in the R-B district, study off-street parking garage and screening requirements, re-evaluate mechanical equipment rules, and review building height measurement. The meeting also includes a presentation on CCR/FAR and an update on the comprehensive zoning code review.

• Evaluate incentives for one-story homes in R-B district
• Study off-street parking garage requirement for single-family dwellings
• Re-evaluate mechanical equipment (A/C, pool pumps, generators) requirements
• Evaluate building height measurement requirements
• CCR/FAR presentation and comprehensive zoning code review update

Town Council

The Town Council is meeting to discuss and potentially approve several agenda items, including a $2.5 million contract for street improvements on Royal Palm Way and a $1.4 million contract for a park improvement project. The agenda also includes a public hearing on a proposed ordinance and a discussion of a new police department facility.

• Contract for Royal Palm Way improvements, $2,500,000
• Contract for park improvements, $1,400,000
• Public hearing on proposed ordinance
• Discussion of new police department facility
• Resolution approving a development agreement

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Review Commission is meeting electronically to review and decide on numerous architectural applications. The agenda includes a consent agenda of minor projects, several major projects carried over from previous meetings, and a large list of new major projects, many of which require variances or special exceptions that will also go to the Town Council. Two applications have been withdrawn, and several items are deferred to the February 23, 2022 meeting.

• New two-story residence over 20,000 SF at 1800 S Ocean Blvd (ARC-21-044)
• New two-story residence in Contemporary Classicism style, 15,446 SF with basement garage at 108 El Mirasol (ARC-22-001)
• New two-story residence in Art Moderne style, 13,000 SF at 757 Island Dr (ARC-21-080)
• New two-story residence in Anglo-Caribbean style, 10,518 SF main house plus pool pavilion at 625 Crest Rd (ARC-22-016)
• Withdrawn applications: 125 Worth Ave facade renovation and 191 Bradley Pl outdoor seating (Meat Market)

Inactive Meeting Bodies

The Strategic Planning Board is holding its first meeting to begin developing the Town of Palm Beach's 2023 Strategic Plan, a five-year roadmap through FY 2028. The board will review materials, roles, and the planning process, and discuss top concerns and opportunities. The plan is expected to be presented to the Town Council for adoption in April 2023, after which the board will sunset.

• Board created by Resolution No. 141-2021 to advise on the 2023 Strategic Plan
• Consultant Trainnovations retained to support the planning process
• Community survey and two focus groups planned as part of the process
• Board meetings scheduled monthly through December 2022
• Oath of office to be administered at this meeting

Town Council Committees

The Business and Administrative Committee is meeting via Zoom to discuss proposed parking regulation changes on the west side of South Lake Drive. The changes aim to improve balance between marina and residential needs and minimize adverse impacts to adjacent 400 Block streets. No new business items are listed.

• Proposed parking regulation changes on west side of South Lake Drive
• Discussion to minimize adverse impacts to adjacent 400 Block streets

Town Council

The Town Council is holding a development review meeting to discuss and decide on several planning and zoning items, including a major renovation and expansion of a commercial building at 125 Worth Avenue, multiple landmark designations, and various variance and special exception requests for residential and commercial properties. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Building Recertification Program and a discussion on town-serving regulations.

• 125 Worth Ave: special exception, variances, and site plan review for a 4-story commercial building renovation, adding 4 residential units, with requests for height, setback, and lot coverage variances.
• Landmark designations for 256 Orange Grove Rd, 2155 Ibis Isle Rd, 215 Seaspray Ave, 12 Lagomar Rd, and 1568 South Ocean Blvd.
• 223 Monterey Rd: special exception and site plan review to demolish and rebuild a 3,902 sq ft single-family home on a nonconforming lot.
• 2800 S Ocean Blvd: special exception for beachfront concessionaire (Boucher Brothers) at Four Seasons hotel for chair, umbrella, and bed rentals.
• 235 Sunrise Ave: special exception and variances for exterior changes to a 4-story condominium hotel (New Synagogue of Palm Beach).

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is meeting on January 11, 2022, to discuss and potentially decide on a range of items including zoning amendments, budget adjustments, and various town contracts. The agenda includes public hearings and resolutions on land use and financial matters.

• Zoning amendment for the Town of Palm Beach
• Budget amendment for fiscal year 2021-22
• Resolution regarding the Town's Comprehensive Plan
• Contract for the Royal Palm Way improvements
• Public hearing on the Town's fee schedule

Town Council

This is the agenda for the January 3, 2022, Town Council meeting in Palm Beach, FL. The document is largely procedural, listing standard agenda items such as approval of minutes, public comments, and staff reports. No specific substantive items with details are provided in the text.

• Approval of minutes
• Public comments
• Staff reports
• Council member reports