The town is considering offering property owners more ground-floor living space in exchange for building one-story houses that town officials believe would be more in scale with traditional neighborhoods. Staff
The town’s beaches are stable and continue to provide storm protection for upland properties along Palm Beach’s 12 miles of Atlantic Ocean coastline, Shore Protection Board Chairman Kane Baker said.
Zoning officials are looking for ways to encourage property owners to build one-story houses that they say are a better fit for traditional neighborhoods with relatively small lot sizes. Zoning
Saying current enforcement practices aren’t effective, the town will begin shutting down work at construction sites after they are cited for a third violation. Town officials will take a tougher
Unease over trend toward larger houses triggers zoning review Town officials will consider zoning changes, and may crack down on variance requests, after hearing from residents alarmed by an appetite
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