Palm Beach public meetings in 2023

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several Certificates of Appropriateness and historically significant building applications, including additions, window replacements, and a solar panel installation. A landmark designation hearing for 249 Peruvian Ave is also scheduled. The meeting includes public comment periods and standard procedural items.

• COA-23-040: Additions and alterations to landmarked residence at 134 El Vedado Rd, including variance for driveway gates
• COA-23-050: Replacement of pergola beams with Azek product at Society of the Four Arts, 101 Four Arts Plz
• COA-23-015: Modifications to previously approved COA at 189 Bradley Pl, including window lite patterns and mezzanine floors
• COA-23-037: Two 145 SF wing additions to garage/guest structure at 691 N County Rd
• HSB-23-009: Exterior alterations and floodplain variance at 269 Park Ave

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission meets to review 18 residential projects, including new single-family homes, additions, and landscape changes. Seven projects are deferred to January 24, 2024. All projects require zoning relief or variances and will also be reviewed by the Town Council.

• 206 Caribbean Rd: new two-story home with pool on nonconforming parcel (ARC-23-090)
• 1186 N Ocean Way: two-story residence with pool equipment and chimney height variances (ARC-23-123)
• 247-251 Worth Ave: two-story addition to commercial building with multiple variances (ARC-23-094)
• 995 S Ocean Blvd: second-story addition requiring setback variances (ARC-23-146)
• 350 Seabreeze Ave: new two-story home with garage parking variance (ARC-23-167)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palm Beach Planning and Zoning Commission will meet on December 6, 2023, to discuss and review the Draft 2024 Town of Palm Beach Comprehensive Plan Update, including changes to Future Land Use, Housing, Historic Preservation, and other elements. The meeting will also include a discussion on a Planned Unit Development.

• Draft 2024 Comprehensive Plan Update review (Future Land Use, Housing, Historic Preservation, Public Safety, Recreation and Open Space, Property Rights)
• Planned Unit Development discussion

Town Council

The Town of Palm Beach holds its 112th Town Caucus to nominate candidates for three Town Council seats. The meeting is procedural, with no ordinances, contracts, or public hearings scheduled.

Retirement Board of Trustees

The Retirement Board of Trustees will meet to receive updates on the annual report, including the acquisition of TMI Holdings by Argent Financial Group, and review quarterly financial reports, investment performance, and proposed changes to the investment policy statement. The board will also hear administrative reports and discuss upcoming meeting schedules.

• Update on acquisition of TMI Holdings by Argent Financial Group
• Quarterly financial report and disbursements by Amy Wood
• Investment Policy Statement draft review
• Private Debt Manager Review: Ares Senior Direct Lending Fund III and Golub Capital Partners 15, L.P.
• Board’s Report on Policies on Decision Making and Fiduciary Standards for December 2023

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several Certificates of Appropriateness for alterations to landmarked or historically significant properties, including a beach cabana at 720 S Ocean Blvd, a residence at 318 Australian Ave, and a property at 134 El Vedado Rd. The board will also hold hearings on landmark designation for 262 Sunset Ave and 318 Australian Ave. One time extension request for 261 Sanford Ave is on the agenda.

• COA-21-017: Final detailing of beach cabana at 720 S Ocean Blvd
• COA-23-038: Floodplain variance and tax abatement for 318 Australian Ave
• COA-23-040: Additions and alterations at 134 El Vedado Rd
• COA-23-041: Loggia and balcony expansion at 25 Middle Rd
• Landmark designation hearings for 262 Sunset Ave and 318 Australian Ave

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board meets to review public hearing cases involving alleged violations of town ordinances, including holiday lighting and building permit requirements. The board also considers fines and fine reductions for unresolved violations.

• Case CE 23-1769: Exceptional holiday lighting on 200 Blk. Via Linda
• Case CE 23-1696: Brazilian Court Hotel at 301 Brazilian Ave. for recycling container screening
• Case CE 23-1624: Vegetation removal at 230 Brazilian Ave. without permit
• Case CE 23-985: Building permit violation at 12 Via Vizcaya
• Case CE 22-1397: Building permit violation at 354 Chilean Ave.

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Palm Beach Planning and Zoning Commission will meet on November 8, 2023, to discuss draft ordinances for text amendments to the town’s zoning code. Items include allowing arcades and colonnades in public rights-of-way, defining valet-only garages, and permitting valet-only parking structures for existing hotels in residential zones. The commission will also review updates to the 2024 Comprehensive Plan and receive a report on residential districts.

• Consider draft ordinance to allow arcades and colonnades in public rights-of-way (Chapter 134, Zoning, Article VI)
• Consider draft ordinance to define valet-only garage and allow valet-only parking structures for existing hotels in R-C Medium Density Residential District (Chapter 134, Article I and Division 5)
• Review ZoneCo Residential Districts Study Draft Report
• Review Draft 2024 Town of Palm Beach Comprehensive Plan Update, including Future Land Use Element and resident comments
• Election of Vice Chair for the Planning and Zoning Commission

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review several residential and commercial projects, including new single-family homes, renovations, and additions, many requiring variances and Town Council review. Several items have been withdrawn or deferred, and the meeting will also include approval of prior minutes and public comments.

• New two-story residence at 292 Orange Grove Rd with cubic content ratio variance
• Renovations and additions at 1473 N Ocean Blvd requiring setback variances
• New two-story residence over 10,000 SF at 600 Tarpon Way with multiple variances
• Exterior renovation of The Winthrop House at 100 Worth Ave including new storefronts and parking variance
• Two-story addition to commercial building at 247-251 Worth Ave under Special Allowances

Recreation Advisory Commission

The Palm Beach Recreation Advisory Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially approve FY2023 fees, including tennis/pickleball lesson rates for residents and nonresidents, and the status of Seaview Park Tennis Center Court 7. They will also consider FY2024 meeting dates, Seaview Park field drainage, and Palm Beach Par 3 old clubhouse bathrooms, plus hold a discussion with the Head Tennis Pro.

• FY2023 proposed fees for tennis/pickleball lessons and clinics (residents/nonresidents)
• Seaview Park Tennis Center - Court 7
• Approval of FY2024 meeting dates (Jan 26, Apr 19, Oct 24, 2024)
• Seaview Park field drainage
• Palm Beach Par 3 old clubhouse bathrooms

Town Council

This is a special Town Council meeting with a single substantive item: a presentation on Form 6 disclosure training by attorney Robert Myers. The rest of the agenda is procedural (call to order, pledge, agenda approval, public comments). No decisions or votes are scheduled.

• Form 6 disclosure training presentation by Robert Myers, Attorney
• Communications from citizens (3-minute limit)
• Approval of agenda

Town Council

The Town Council will hear a presentation on the Updated Comprehensive Parking Plan, which proposes new resident decal programs, ParkMobile expansion, and free 30-minute parking. The meeting will also include votes on multiple contracts totaling over $1.5M for services like holiday lighting, IT support, and vegetation removal, as well as first readings of ordinances amending animal, charitable solicitation, auction, and special event permit rules.

• Updated Comprehensive Parking Plan with resident decal program ($50–$100 per decal) and ParkMobile expansion
• Award of holiday lighting contract to Rileighs Outdoor Decor LLC for $155,565 (five-year total $780,000)
• Award of IT consultant support services to Insight Public Sector Inc. and others for $300,000 annually (five-year total $1.5M)
• Award of vegetation and litter removal to Image Janitorial Services Inc. for $54,828 (five-year total $300,000)
• First readings of ordinances amending animal, charitable solicitation, auction, and special event permit rules

Town Council

The Town Council is holding a public hearing to adopt the final millage rate and the FY24 budget. The agenda includes resolutions to levy ad valorem taxes and appropriate funds for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2023. Public comments are limited to three minutes.

• Resolution No. 124-2023: Adopting final millage rate and levying ad valorem taxes for FY24
• Resolution No. 125-2023: Adopting final budget and appropriating funds for FY24
• Public hearing on proposed operating millage rate increase from rolled-back rate

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review three Certificate of Appropriateness applications for changes to properties, including a gate relocation, a sculpture installation, and balcony tile replacement. One previously scheduled extension request has been withdrawn. The meeting also includes routine items like approving minutes and public comments.

• COA-23-030: Relocation of vehicular gate at 130 Brazilian Ave
• COA-23-033: Installation of 7-foot sculpture 'Short-Tailed Peacock' at 100 Four Arts Plaza
• COA-23-039: Balcony tile replacement at 400 S Ocean Blvd
• COA-001-2021: Extension request for 1200 S Ocean Blvd withdrawn

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on three property maintenance and building permit violations, and consider fines for four additional cases. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes and receiving staff reports.

• Case CE 23-848: 235 Sunrise Ave., Palm Beach Hotel Condo Association — exterior maintenance violation
• Case CE 23-884: 230 Atlantic Ave., Linda Saligman Trust — unpermitted work violation
• Case CE 23-1106: 201 Banyan Road, 201 Banyan Trust/Lester Lipschutz Trust — unpermitted work violation
• Fine hearing CE 23-841: 420 Royal Palm Way, JHB Seaside Properties LLC — unpermitted work
• Fine hearing CE 23-924: 191 Bradley Place, Meat Market — standing water/mosquito violation

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council will hear development-review cases including a variance request for a 57-foot-wide boat dock at 625 Crest Road and multiple other zoning variances, site-plan reviews, and special exceptions for single-family homes. The meeting also includes policy discussions on revisiting previously considered landmark properties and an update on the Royal Poinciana Playhouse.

• ZON-23-087: Variance for 57-foot-wide boat dock at 625 Crest Road (exceeds 30% of lot width)
• ZON-23-002: Four variances for 624 Island Drive residence (lot coverage, CCR, height, and building height)
• ZON-23-063: Withdrawn variance for 599 S County Road two-story dwelling
• Discussion on policy for revisiting properties once considered for landmark status but not designated
• Update on Royal Poinciana Playhouse demolition and approvals

Town Council

The Town Council will hear a presentation from Rove, a free electric Tesla ride service, about expanding to Palm Beach. The council will also vote on a consent agenda that includes resolutions for insurance coverage, fuel, office supplies, electrical services, police uniforms, and software contracts, as well as several road closures for tree trimming and crane work. Regular agenda items include updates on the town-wide undergrounding project, garbage pickup relocation at Lake Drive Park, and a discussion on public participation at meetings.

• Resolution 101-2023: Approve $1,859,376 fixed costs and $1,100,000 variable costs for FY2024 insurance, plus broker agreements with Relation ($50,000), AJG ($7,500), and PGCS ($65,792)
• Resolution 102-2023: Award fuel contract to Port Consolidated for $600,212 annually, with $690,243 project budget
• Resolution 111-2023: Retroactive approval of $195,750 for underground fuel tank remediation and replacement by Kimley-Horn
• Ordinance 016-2023 (first reading): Amend town code on permits for events, commercial filming, peddlers, auctions, and special events
• Road closures: North County Road (Wells Road to Miraflores Drive) for tree trimming, and South Ocean Boulevard for crane installation at 256 S. Ocean Blvd.

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council is holding a public hearing to consider the proposed FY24 millage rate, tentative budgets, and non-ad valorem assessments. The council will discuss and potentially adopt the operating millage rate, tentative operating budget, and several assessment resolutions for solid waste, street improvements, and underground utilities. A second and final public hearing to adopt the final millage rate and budgets is scheduled for September 21, 2023.

• Resolution 112-2023: Adopting proposed millage rate for FY24 general operating fund
• Resolution 113-2023: Establishing solid waste cost and rate of assessment
• Resolution 114-2023: Worth Avenue Improvement Project assessments and maintenance
• Resolution 115-2023: Via Fontana underground utility improvements assessment roll
• Resolution 120-2023: Adopting tentative FY24 operating, debt service, and other fund budgets

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission meets to review 15 residential projects including new single-family homes, renovations, and landscape changes. Several items require zoning relief and will also be reviewed by the Town Council. Three projects were withdrawn or deferred to the September 27 meeting.

• ARC-22-095: Extension of time for 2270 Ibis Isle Rd single-family residence
• ARC-23-112: 225 Worth Ave rear hardscape changes and landscape variance
• ARC-23-039: 599 S County Rd new two-story residence with pool
• ARC-23-074: 100 Worth Ave exterior renovation to seven-story building
• ARC-23-109: 600 Tarpon Way new 10,000+ SF residence with multiple variances

Retirement Board of Trustees

The Palm Beach Retirement Board of Trustees is meeting to approve minutes, review quarterly financials and investment performance, consider amendments to investment policy, and act on several professional service agreements. They will also receive updates on new Florida pension law and the First Responders Foundation Retirement Plan.

• Approval of May 19, 2023 meeting minutes
• Quarterly financial report and disbursements
• Investment review including IPS amendments for HB-3 and liquidity profile
• Approval of agreements with GRS for actuary and plan administration services
• Renewal of engagement letter with Marcum LLP for auditing services

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on seven code violation cases, including issues with business tax receipts, overgrown vegetation, building permits, noise, and mosquito breeding. The board will also consider three requests for fine reductions related to building permit violations. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and hearing staff reports.

• Case CE 23-943: 347 Worth Ave., Spyder Wright Surf - business tax receipt violation
• Case CE 23-982: 1150 N Ocean Way - overgrown vegetation, coconut tree maintenance, and clearance violation
• Case CE 23-898: 209 List Road, DLW Investments LLC - building permit violation
• Case CE 23-1115: 250 Bradley Place, Lake Towers - noise violation (max 64 dBA day, 58 dBA night)
• Fine reduction hearings for cases at 224 Atlantic Ave., 246 Everglade Ave., and 12 Via Vizcaya

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will discuss three demolition proposals, review a Certificate of Appropriateness for rooftop solar panels on a landmarked residence, and consider two historically significant building applications, including a floodplain variance. The meeting includes public comment periods and standard procedural items.

• Demolition discussion: 300 N County Rd. (Fire Station #3), 340 Royal Poinciana Way, 284 Monterey Rd.
• COA-23-026: 100 El Bravo Way — rooftop solar panels on landmarked residence by Golden Crate, LLC.
• HSB-22-012: 428 Chilean Ave — floodplain variance and addition to historically significant building by David Mooney.
• HSB-23-006: 210 Debra Ln — window replacement for historically significant residence by Seaweed Palm Beach LLC.

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on two code violations and consider fines for seven additional cases. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes, administering oaths, and reviewing code statistics and financial reports.

• Public hearing: CE 23-965, 200 Blk N Ocean Blvd. (Hennessy Beach Club) — alleged violation of special event limit (Chapter 106, Sec. 106-257)
• Public hearing: CE 23-651, 127 El Bravo Way (127 El Bravo Trust) — alleged failure to maintain exterior (Chapter 88, Sec. 88-18/88-16)
• Fine consideration: CE 22-2055, 401 Peruvian Ave. (Peruvian Terrace Condo) — exterior maintenance violation
• Fine consideration: CE 23-575, 220 Onondaga Ave. (Erin & Peter Sayer) — building permit violation (Chapter 18, Sec. 18-233)
• Fine consideration: CE 22-1046, 304 S. County Road (Thomas Campaniello) — sidewalk/driveway maintenance violation (Chapter 18, Sec. 18-16(c))

Town Council

The Palm Beach Local Planning Agency is holding a public meeting to consider three proposed ordinance amendments on first reading. These amendments address business tax receipt fees and non-conforming uses in commercial districts, special exceptions for non-conforming lots in single-family districts, and the definition of building height point of measurement. The meeting includes public comment periods and is open to in-person or virtual participation.

• Ordinance 009-2023: Amends Chapter 114, Section 114-43 to change business tax receipt fees
• Ordinance 010-2023: Amends Chapter 134, Article IV and district regulations for non-conforming residential lots
• Ordinance 011-2023: Amends Chapter 134, Section 134-2 to revise building height point of measurement definition
• Public comment limited to 3 minutes per person; written comments accepted via email or eComment portal

Town Council

The Town Council will consider a consent agenda with multiple resolutions, including a $193,691 purchase order for a garbage truck, a $515,070 sewer cleaner truck, and a $299,638 tree restoration contract. Under old business, the council will vote on a $14,855,756 construction contract for the North Fire Station rehabilitation and discuss the Phipps Ocean Park tree donation, the town-wide undergrounding project, and garbage pickup relocation at Lake Drive Park. New business includes a watershed report, and ordinances on standing in rights-of-way, budget amendments, and business tax fees.

• Resolution 073-2023: $14,855,756 construction contract for North Fire Station rehabilitation
• Resolution 078-2023: $193,691 purchase order for Freightliner cab and chassis with rear load packer
• Resolution 084-2023: $515,070 purchase order for Vac-Con sewer combination cleaner truck
• Resolution 085-2023: $299,638.35 award for Phipps Plaza Restoration to Sherlock Tree Company
• Ordinance 013-2023: Prohibiting standing in rights-of-way to interrupt traffic or solicit businesses

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review numerous residential and commercial projects, including new home constructions, additions, renovations, and variances. Several items are deferred to future meetings. The agenda also includes approval of minutes and public comments.

• New two-story residence at 143 Reef Rd with variances for fill and cubic content ratio (extension of time)
• New two-story guest house at 160-170 Seaview Ave with setback variances (deferred to July 26)
• New two-story residence at 302 Seabreeze Ave with parking and setback variances (deferred to July 26)
• Renovation and expansion of tennis area at The Breakers Palm Beach (2 S County Rd), adding 2 courts and pickleball courts (deferred to Sept 27)
• Exterior renovation of The Winthrop House at 100 Worth Ave, including new storefronts and removal of brick finish

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will consider certificates of appropriateness for exterior alterations to a beach cabana at 801 S County Road and historic building projects, including a withdrawn application and a deferred item. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and public comments.

• COA-22-017: One-year extension for exterior modifications to guest house and new beach cabana at 1820 S Ocean Blvd
• COA-22-040: Exterior alterations to beach cabana at 801 S County Road, requiring variances
• HSB-22-003: Withdrawn application for two additions to historic building at 594 N County Rd
• HSB-22-016: Exterior alterations and additions to historic buildings at 353 Peruvian Ave
• HSB-22-012: Deferred to July 19, 2023, for floodplain variance at 428 Chilean Ave

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on six alleged code violations, ranging from overgrown vegetation near utility lines to unpermitted construction and use of gasoline-powered leaf blowers. The board will also approve minutes, administer oaths, and review code statistics and financial reports.

• Case CE 23-146: vegetation near utility lines at 200 Via Linda
• Case CE 22-2267: unpermitted work at 110 Atlantic Ave
• Case CE 23-575: unpermitted work at 220 Onondaga Ave
• Case CE 23-783: gasoline leaf blower use at 300 Arabian Road
• Case CE 23-763: keeping non-domestic animal at 2160 Ibis Isle Unit 3

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council will consider a consent agenda with over a dozen resolutions awarding contracts for infrastructure projects, including stormwater and wastewater pump station assessments and repairs, parking lot expansion, and tennis court resurfacing. The regular agenda includes updates on the town-wide undergrounding project, code enforcement referrals for restaurants, and a proposed ordinance to ban standing in public rights-of-way. The council will also hold second reading of an ordinance repealing the current unlawful solicitation law and first readings on budget and business tax amendments.

• Resolution 049-2023: $100,000 to Mock Roos for stormwater pump station assessment
• Resolution 065-2023: $129,203.60 to R&D Paving for Par 3 parking lot expansion
• Resolution 070-2023: $326,375.18 to Professional Tennis Court Services for Seaview Tennis Courts resurface
• Ordinance 007-2023 (2nd reading): Repeals unlawful solicitation from streets/sidewalks
• Ordinance 013-2023 (1st reading): Prohibits standing in rights-of-way to interrupt traffic

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider proposed amendments to Chapter 134 zoning regulations regarding mechanical equipment in commercial districts, and will discuss defining North End zones (R-B and R-L) and reviewing charrette findings. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and public comment periods.

• Proposed amendments to Chapter 134, Article VI, Division 8-12 on commercial zoning mechanical equipment
• Discussion on defining North End zones (R-B and R-L)
• Review of charrette findings in the North End
• Defining new R-B and R-L standards
• Approval of April 27 and May 3, 2023 meeting minutes

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review multiple residential projects, including new two-story homes, additions, and modifications, along with a major expansion of The Breakers tennis area. Several items are deferred to the June 28 meeting, and some projects require Town Council review for zoning variances.

• ARC-23-057: The Breakers Palm Beach tennis area renovation and expansion, adding 2 courts and pickleball courts, requiring variances
• ARC-23-033: New 2-story residence over 10,000 sq ft at 1440 S Ocean Blvd
• ARC-23-039: New two-story residence at 599 S County Rd, combo project with zoning relief
• ARC-23-061: New two-story residence with pool cabana at 301 Plantation Rd, variances for height and pool screening
• ARC-23-036: New two-story residence at 243 Seaspray Ave, requiring setback variances

Code Enforcement Board

The Town of Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will meet to review 11 property violation cases, including public hearings on zoning and building code infractions, fine consideration hearings, and fine reduction hearings. The board will also conduct routine business such as election of officers and approval of minutes.

• Case # CE 23-549 at 290 Sunset Ave. (OnPoint Valet LLC) for valet permit violation
• Case # CE 23-545 at 363 S. County Road, Unit A (Pastry Heaven) for menu sign size violation
• Case # CE 22-2055 at 401 Peruvian Ave. (Peruvian Terrace Condominium) for exterior maintenance violation
• Case # CE 23-428 at 241 El Dorado Lane (Cristina & Desmond Keogh) for unpermitted building work
• Case # CE 22-2119 at 224 Atlantic Ave. (224 Atlantic LLC) for unpermitted electrical/plumbing work

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission meets to review and approve Certificates of Appropriateness for historic property alterations and additions, including roadway improvements and a new mixed-use development at The Paramount Theater. Several deferred items from prior meetings are also scheduled for future review.

• Roadway and drainage improvements for historic N County Road vista (COA-23-010)
• Renovation of The Paramount Theater with 3-story mixed-use building and 127 parking spaces replacing 46-space lot (COA-23-003, deferred to July 19)
• Exterior alterations and additions to 210 Via Del Mar residence (COA-22-055)
• Installation of 12 light poles at Bath & Tennis Club tennis courts (COA-23-019)
• Second-story addition to 261 Royal Poinciana Way commercial building (HSB-23-005)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will review proposed amendments to Chapter 134 (Zoning) regarding mechanical equipment in commercial districts and minimum flood elevation (freeboard), along with related changes to Chapters 18 and 50. They will also discuss and possibly act on a Zoning in Progress resolution for restaurants, bars, lounges, nightclubs, and private clubs, and a recommendation to amend The Breakers PUD-A for site modifications at the Tennis Center. The meeting includes public comment periods and approval of prior minutes.

• Code review: mechanical equipment regulations in commercial zoning districts
• Code review: minimum flood elevation (freeboard) definitions and related changes to Chapters 18 and 50
• ZIP Resolution No. 040-2023: restaurants, bars, lounges, nightclubs, private clubs
• Amendment to Resolution No. 3-00 (The Breakers PUD-A) for Tennis Center site modifications
• Discussion of additional meeting dates proposed by code review consultants

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will discuss and possibly act on several zoning items, including amendments to Chapter 134 (definitions, commercial districts, nonconforming lots), a resolution for site modifications at The Breakers tennis center, a draft ordinance on arcades in public rights-of-way, a Zoning in Progress resolution on restaurants and nightclubs, and a presentation on the Comprehensive Plan review. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and public comments.

• Amendments to Chapter 134 zoning: flood elevation, building height, commercial districts, nonconforming lots
• Resolution to amend The Breakers PUD-A for tennis center site modifications
• Draft ordinance on arcades in public rights-of-way (Section 134-1114)
• ZIP Resolution No. 040-2023 on restaurants, bars, lounges, nightclubs, private clubs
• Presentation on Evaluation and Appraisal Review of Comprehensive Plan

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission will review a consent agenda and numerous major and minor projects, including new residences, renovations, and variance requests. Several applications have been deferred or withdrawn. The commission will also hear public comments on non-agenda items.

• New two-story residence at 248 Colonial Ln with variances for garage and generator (ARC-22-216)
• Renovation of pool deck amenity at 3400 S Ocean Blvd including new pavilion (ARC-23-029)
• Expansion of outdoor pavilion at 755 N County Rd with lot coverage variance (ARC-23-048)
• Substantial demolition and expansion of commercial building at 125 Worth Ave (ARC-23-022, withdrawn)
• New rooftop clerestory at 624 Island Dr with height, lot coverage, and CCR variances (ARC-22-241)

Town Council Committees

The Business and Administrative Committee is meeting to discuss current parking policy and proposed changes, including a seven-point parking plan. The committee will hear a presentation from the police department and take public comments on these items.

• Presentation on current parking policy and proposed changes by Lt. Paul Alber
• Discussion of the Seven-Point Parking Plan
• Public comments on parking items

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on three violation cases: a parking permit violation at 223 Sunset Ave., and two related cases at 516 S. Ocean Blvd. involving unauthorized beach deposits and sleeping on private property. The board will also consider a fine reduction request for a building permit violation at 2840 S Ocean Blvd. #223. The agenda includes routine items like minutes approval and code statistics.

• Case CE 23-370: parking violation at 223 Sunset Ave.
• Case CE 23-429: beach deposit and sleeping violations at 516 S. Ocean Blvd. (Wanda Poterek)
• Case CE 23-430: beach deposit and sleeping violations at 516 S. Ocean Blvd. (Daniel Poterek)
• Fine reduction hearing for Case CE 18-400: building permit violation at 2840 S Ocean Blvd. #223

Town Council

The Town Council is holding a special meeting to consider a major redevelopment project at 125 Worth Ave, including a special exception, site plan review, and ten variances for the renovation and expansion of an existing four-story commercial building. The council will also receive a presentation on public engagement findings and proposed code changes, and may make recommendations to the Planning and Zoning Commission.

• ZON-23-032: Special exception and site plan review for 125 Worth Ave, including demolition over 50% and multi-story additions
• Ten variances requested, including parking reduction, height increase, lot coverage, and setback reductions
• Presentation on public engagement findings and proposed code changes by Sean Suder, Joe Nickol, and Joe Corradino
• Recommendations to Planning Zoning Commission from Town Council

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss a possible zoning-in-progress for restaurants, bars, nightclubs, lounges, and private clubs, and consider a text amendment to allow arcades or colonnades in the C-TS district. The council will also vote on designating 101 N County Rd as a landmark and hear an appeal of an ARCOM decision for 7 La Costa Way. Several development review items are on the agenda, but many are deferred to future meetings pending review by advisory boards.

• Discussion of zoning-in-progress for restaurants, bars, nightclubs, lounges, and private clubs
• ZON-23-040: Text amendment to allow arcades/colonnades in C-TS district via special exception
• Resolution 037-2023: Landmark designation for 101 N County Rd (owner supports)
• Appeal of ARCOM decision for 7 La Costa Way (ZON-23-013)
• ZON-23-019: Vineta Hotel renovation with variances (deferred to 2:00 PM time certain)

Town Council

The Town Council held a ceremonial meeting to swear in re-elected officials and approve contracts for stormwater pump station improvements, beach maintenance, and a linear park design. Members also discussed strategic planning updates and a proposed noise ordinance change.

• Awarded $95,500 construction contract for E-6 Pump Station Improvements to Kimley-Horn and Associates
• Approved $947,680 contract for D-12 Stormwater Pump Station Improvements to Murray Logan Construction
• Approved $390,000 design contract for Linear Park at Midtown Beach
• Approved $82,160 annual beach maintenance contract to BeachKeeper, Inc. with $1M five-year budget
• Vacated public utility easements at 125 Seagate Road and 1287 North Ocean Way

Shore Protection Board

The Shore Protection Board is meeting to review current shoreline conditions, get updates on coastal projects like beach nourishment and dune restoration, and receive a coastal resiliency briefing. The agenda is largely informational, with no votes on specific contracts or ordinances listed. The board will also discuss education videos and schedule its next regular meeting for November 2, 2023.

• Update on Lake Worth Inlet Maintenance Dredging
• 2023-2024 Reach 7/Phipps Ocean Park Beach Nourishment
• 2023-2024 Dune Restoration
• Coastal Resiliency Briefing
• New education video topics: beach cleaning, sea turtle nesting, mid-town seawall, dune plantings

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission is meeting to review and vote on numerous residential and commercial projects, including extensions of time, new constructions, and modifications. Many items are deferred to the April 26, 2023 meeting, but several are on the consent agenda and new business for consideration. The commission will also elect a chair and vice chair and hear public comments.

• Consent agenda includes extensions of time for 210 Eden Rd, 127 El Bravo Way, 2284 Ibis Isle Rd W, and new projects at 221 El Dorado Lane, 1090 N Ocean Blvd, 441 Australian Ave, 160 Royal Palm Way, and 247 Seaspray Ave.
• Major projects include new two-story residences at 965 N Ocean Blvd, 240 Oleander Ave, 232 Mockingbird Tr, 248 Colonial Ln, 422 Australian Ave, 325 Via Linda, and 1540 S Ocean Blvd.
• New business includes accessory structure at 258 Country Club Rd, new residence at 220 Arabian Rd, and garage conversion at 176 Seminole Ave.
• Minor projects include driveway gates at 201 El Vedado Rd and second-story addition at 640 Island Dr.
• Several projects are deferred to April 26, 2023, including 160 Seaview Ave, 206 Caribbean Rd, 302 Seabreeze Ave, 1198 N Ocean Way, 177 Clarke Ave, 125 Worth Ave, and 274 Monterey Rd.

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several Certificates of Appropriateness and Historically Significant Building applications, including a town proposal to add pickleball courts and renovate a lifeguard station at Phipps Ocean Park. The board will also consider designations for three properties and hear a Sunshine Law presentation. Most projects require variances and will also go to Town Council for zoning approval.

• COA-22-037: Phipps Ocean Park (2185 S Ocean Blvd) – add two pickleball courts, renovate lifeguard station, variances for setbacks, height, bulkhead line
• COA-22-055: 210 Via Del Mar – roof, window, door replacement, new landscape, trellis, gates with reduced setbacks
• COA-23-005: 1095 N Ocean Blvd – balcony railing, gable roof, roof material, driveway gate, pool terrace changes
• HSB-22-016: 353 Peruvian Ave – exterior alterations, additions, floodplain variances, demolition >50% of historic buildings
• Designations: 101 N County Rd, 316 S County Rd, 163 Seminole Ave

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on seven code violation cases, consider fines for two properties, and review a fine reduction request. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes and receiving staff reports.

• Case CE 22-1967: 323 Worth Ave., Unit A — building permit violation
• Case CE 23-365: 100 Blk Bradley Park — park hours violation (11pm-5am)
• Case CE 22-2168: 401 Australian Ave. — exterior maintenance violation
• Case CE 22-2073: 180 Atlantic Ave. — building permit violation
• Fine hearing: CE 22-748, 210 Via Del Mar — certificate of appropriateness violation

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council will consider appointments to two advisory boards: the Architectural Commission (ARCOM) and the Landmarks Preservation Commission. For ARCOM, they will fill two regular member vacancies, including considering one alternate member for promotion. For Landmarks, they will fill four regular member and two alternate member vacancies, with several current members seeking reappointment or promotion.

• Appoint 2 regular members to ARCOM; applicants include Elizabeth Connaughton (promotion) and Brian Brady (new).
• Appoint 4 regular and 2 alternate members to Landmarks Preservation Commission; 14 applicants listed.
• Landmarks vacancies include non-resident architect seat; applicants include Jacqueline Albarran and Daniel Clavijo.
• ARCOM vacancies created by Maisie Grace (termed out) and Betsy Shiverick (eligible for reappointment).

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission is meeting to review and vote on numerous residential and commercial projects, including demolitions, new constructions, additions, and exterior modifications. Several projects require variances and will also go to Town Council for zoning approval. Some items are deferred to the March 29, 2023 meeting.

• 160 Royal Palm Way: Palm House Hotel modifications, rooftop equipment, variance for AC height
• 249 Monterey Rd: demolition and new single-family residence (continued)
• 240 Oleander Ave: demolition of apartment building, new single-family home, variances
• 125 Worth Ave: substantial demolition/renovation of commercial building, multiple variances
• 7 La Costa Way: exterior modifications, rooftop terrace, variances for lot coverage and setbacks

Landmarks Preservation Commission

The Landmarks Preservation Commission will review several Certificates of Appropriateness for changes to landmarked and historically significant properties, including a new guardhouse at Mar-a-Lago, exterior modifications at 125 Via Del Lago, and a second-floor addition at 235 Banyan Rd. Some items are deferred to the March 22 meeting. The agenda also includes a consent item for roadway improvements along N County Road and a potential new designation for 163 Seminole Avenue.

• COA-23-001: New ~250 SF guardhouse at Mar-a-Lago (1100 S Ocean Blvd)
• COA-22-054: Exterior modifications and new addition over driveway at 125 Via Del Lago
• COA-23-009: ~245 SF second-floor addition at 235 Banyan Rd
• COA-23-010: Roadway, drainage, curb, and median improvements on N County Road (Wells Rd to Miraflores Dr)
• Designation item: 163 Seminole Avenue (listed as 165 by county)

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on code violations, including a building permit case at 224 Atlantic Ave., and consider fine reductions for properties on Pendleton Ave. The board will also review old business and approve prior meeting minutes.

• Public hearing for CE 22-2119, 224 Atlantic Ave., 224 Atlantic LLC: alleged failure to obtain required building permits (Chapter 88, Section 88-233).
• Fine reduction hearing for CE 07-2277, 226 Pendleton Ave., Susan Gibson: alleged disagreeable emissions and poor window/door maintenance (Chapter 42, Section 42-86).
• Fine reduction hearing for CE 16-1116, 226 Pendleton Ave., Susan Gibson: alleged failure to maintain exterior surfaces (Chapter 42, Section 42-87).
• Fine reduction hearing for CE 10-2706, 287 Pendleton Ave., Susan Lee/Susan Gibson: alleged permit violations, exterior maintenance, and sidewalk clearance issues (Chapters 18, 42, 106).
• Old business: CE 22-615, 227 Sunrise Ave., Paradise Lost: alleged lack of business tax receipt (Chapter 114, Section 114-32).

Town Council

The Palm Beach Town Council meets to ratify a Landmarks Preservation Commission decision designating the Smith Shops building at 296–302 South County Road as an official town landmark under Ordinance No. 2-84.

• Resolution No. 007-2023 designates 296–302 South County Road as a town landmark
• Property legally described as Royal Park Add 75' of Lot 35 / Less E 5' & W 7' of S 55.88' / & E 16.7' of N 19.12' S 75' of Lot 36 In DB 747 P 387 Blk E

Town Council

The Town Council will consider consent items including contracts for pump station improvements, a recycling truck, and a $4.76 million beach nourishment grant, plus a traffic and parking study and code reform change orders. Regular agenda items include updates on water feasibility, undergrounding, Phipps Ocean Park, and a discussion on single-use plastics. The council will also vote on reappointing the town manager and on ordinances for personnel, budget, and on-street parking permits.

• Resolution 003-2023: $146,000 purchase order to Kimley-Horn for D-12 Pump Station improvements
• Resolution 013-2023: $4,763,017 state grant for Mid-Town Beach Nourishment Project
• Resolution 001-2023: $330,795 purchase order to Corradino Group for traffic and parking study
• Ordinance 004-2023: amend Chapter 134 on on-street parking permits, defining continual use
• Re-appointment of Town Manager Kirk W. Blouin for one year

Shore Protection Board

The Shore Protection Board is meeting to elect officers, approve minutes, and discuss current shoreline conditions. They will review the 2022 townwide sand movement and erosion rates, receive updates on coastal projects, and set goals for the year. The meeting also includes public comments and a presentation from Friends of Palm Beach.

• 2022 Townwide Sand Movement Review and Erosion Rates Discussion
• 2023 Lake Worth Inlet Maintenance Dredging update
• 2023-2024 Reach 7/Phipps Ocean Park Beach Nourishment update
• 2023-2024 Dune Restoration update
• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair for 2023

Recreation Advisory Commission

The Recreation Advisory Commission is meeting to discuss two main items: the pickleball component of the Phipps Ocean Park Master Plan (old business) and a shade structure at the Mandel Recreation Center (new business). The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes and public comments.

• Pickleball in Phipps Ocean Park Master Plan
• Mandel Recreation Center shade structure
• Approval of October 6, 2022 meeting minutes
• Public comments (3-minute limit)

Architectural Commission

The Palm Beach Architectural Commission meets to review 14 new and ongoing residential projects, including major demolitions, additions, and new constructions. Several items are deferred to the February 22 meeting, and one project was withdrawn. All projects require zoning relief or variances, with some also reviewed by the Town Council.

• 129 Chilean Ave — 1-year extension for new two-story residence (approved Jan 2022)
• 581 E Woods Rd — 600 SF second-floor addition and window alterations for existing residence
• 240 Oleander Ave — Demolition of apartment building, new single-family home with variances for lot area and garage enclosure
• 232 Mockingbird Tr — Demolition of 3,371 SF residence, new 4,629 SF two-story home with landscape
• 1198 N Ocean Way — New two-story single-family residence with landscape and hardscape

Town Council Committees

The Business and Administrative Committee of the Palm Beach Town Council is meeting to discuss an expansion of paid parking, listed as old business. The agenda also includes approval of the previous meeting's report and other routine matters.

• Expansion of Paid Parking (old business)
• Report of the Business and Administrative Committee Meeting held on October 27, 2022

Code Enforcement Board

The Palm Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold public hearings on five code violation cases, including commercial garbage dumping, unpermitted construction, and historic district work without a certificate of appropriateness. They will also consider fines for one case and a fine reduction for another. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and hearing code statistics.

• Case CE 22-2205: 340 Royal Poinciana Way (Royal Poinciana Plaza) – commercial garbage dumping violation
• Case CE 22-1770: 249 Seabreeze Ave. – building permit and dead tree/hedge violations
• Case CE 22-1768: 236 Esplanade Way – unpermitted construction
• Case CE 22-748: 210 Via Del Mar – historic district work without certificate of appropriateness
• Fine consideration CE 22-540 (246 Everglade Ave.) and fine reduction CE 22-871 (3360 S. Ocean Blvd.)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a development review meeting, including a code review discussion on limiting the number of restaurants based on location and area, and a discussion on native landscaping. The council will also consider resolutions for tax exemptions and landmark designation, and review several development applications, many of which are deferred to future meetings.

• Code review update on limiting restaurant numbers (10:00 AM)
• Native landscape discussion (10:45 AM)
• Resolution 005-2023: Ad valorem tax exemption for landmark property
• Resolution 006-2023: Ratify landmark designation for 205 Jamaica Lane (owner objected)
• Appeal of ARCOM decision for 624 Island Drive (ARC-22-241)

Town Council

The Town Council will vote on consent agenda resolutions, including a $199,962 traffic and parking study with The Corradino Group and a $103,890 landfill services contract with Kimley-Horn. They will also consider appointments, an ordinance on reemployment after retirement, and discuss the undergrounding project and landmarks program expansion.

• Resolution 001-2023: $199,962 purchase order to The Corradino Group for traffic engineering and parking study
• Resolution 002-2023: $103,890 purchase order to Kimley-Horn for FY23 landfill services, with $114,000 project budget
• Ordinance 001-2023: budget amendment for fiscal year starting October 1, 2022
• Ordinance 002-2023: amends personnel code on reemployment after retirement and worker's compensation offset
• Appointment of Martin Klein to Code Enforcement Board; review of stop work orders at 221 Ocean Terrace and 346 Seabreeze Avenue