The Town Council has tentatively approved a $104.8 million 2023-24 budget that is nearly 8 percent larger than this year’s $97.2 million spending plan. The new budget calls for a
The town isn’t expected to adopt an overhauled zoning code before the fall of 2024 – about six months later than previously expected. One reason is new state legislation that
Citing a conflict with new state legislation, the Town Council on Tuesday decided against a zoning action that would have put a hold on new residential development in a key
At its meeting on Tuesday, May 9, the Town Council may consider pausing some residential construction projects while zoning rules are being reviewed for a possible overhaul. A zoning-in-progress resolution,
Town Council President Maggie Zeidman come into PBTV and discusses Zoning in Progress and Florida Senate Bill 250 with Palm Beach Civic Association President Mary Robosson. Sponsored by:
Hundreds of residents came together for four days of vibrant discussions in the “Designing Our Palm Beach” zoning reform workshops last week at the Mandel Recreation Center. “It’s been an
Town officials say public participation is crucial to the success of zoning code reform – one of the Town Council’s top goals for 2023. The officials and town zoning consultants
For years, town officials have said the town’s zoning code is an outdated patchwork of amendments that are inconsistent and too complicated to fully understand. Many residents have said the
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