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See the agenda preview for the Feb. 9 Council meeting
At their meeting on Feb. 9, the Council will consider proposed changes to the Village noise ordinance, consider approving a contract with Perseverance Basketball, and consider other business. The meeting will be streamed live on the Village website. See the Council agenda preview... -
Summary of Jan. 26th Council meeting actions
At their meeting January 26th, the Council approved changes to Village board and committee chairperson terms, denied an appeal for a development exemption at 200 Yacht Club Drive, and took other action. See the action summary... -
Next Council meeting is Thursday, Feb. 9th
The next Regular Council meeting is Thursday, February 9th at 7 p.m. in Village Hall. Video of the meeting will be streamed live on this website at the link below. The public is welcome to attend. See more about attending the meeting... -
New law likely to affect some types of home repair at condominiums
Beginning July 1st, a new Florida law will prohibit municipalities like the Village from requiring licenses for some, but not all, home repair- and construction-related trades. The Village is researching how this may affect permits and condos. See more about the new law... -
Police Department pledges to include more women in ranks
The North Palm Beach Police Department recently agreed to a nationwide pledge among law enforcement agencies to set a goal of increasing the representation of women in the department to 30 percent by 2030. See more about the pledge... -
SUA working along U.S. 1 south of Northlake until September
Seacoast Utility Authority will replace water and sewer pipes along U.S. 1 between Silver Beach Road and the Earman River, including on side streets, from February through September. Partial short-term lane closures will be required. See the SUA project update and map... -
AARP Foundation assisting with tax form preparation
The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Program will provide free tax preparation services at the Village Library on Wednesdays and Fridays from February 1st through April 14th. See more details... -
FDOT approves U.S. 1 lane repurposing plan
On November 22nd, FDOT approved the Village's plan to repurpose lanes along one mile of U.S. 1, saying the proposal is consistent with the U.S. 1 Multimodal Corridor Study adopted by the Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency. Read more about the lane repurposing plan... -
New regulations in place for parking trailers in residential neighborhoods
The Village Council recently amended Village Code to define the term "utility trailer" and amended the terms and conditions under which utility trailers may be stored on residential property. Read more... -
Your landscaper is required to remove clippings from property
If you hire someone to trim your trees, that person or company is required to remove the clippings from your property. But if you do the work yourself and put the debris out for collection, the Village will pick it up during routine vegetation collection. Read more... -
Code: Residential docks are not for leasing or rent
Did you know that the Village’s code does not permit docks in our single-family neighborhoods to be rented or leased? Because of this, homeowners who have been leasing private docks should begin planning to have those boats removed as soon as possible. Read more... -
Do you know about the new Stormwater Utility Fund?
Throughout the Village, a network of pipes, gutters and waterways prevents flooding. It requires considerable maintenance and repair, so the Council created a new Stormwater Utility and Fund to better mange long-term plans for financing improvements. Read about the new Stormwater Utility and Fund -
Water Management District work planned on Earman River
The South Florida Water Management District is making improvements to the stormwater drainage system along the Earman River, from alternate A1A to the Intracoastal Waterway. Read more about SFWMD Earman work...
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