Tequesta Village Council Tackles Stormwater Fees and Construction Concerns Amid Community Feedback

Overview: The Tequesta Village Council meeting addressed community issues, including A discussion about stormwater utility fees for the Tequesta Trace Condominium Association (TTCA) and a pressing request for overnight construction hours at a local shopping center. These items sparked debate among council members, residents, and local business owners, focusing on the balance between necessary infrastructure improvements and community impact.

Highland Beach Planning Board Tackles Sign Regulations Amid Boat Lift Applications

Overview: The Highland Beach Planning Board met on January 8, 2026, to deliberate on issues, including the approval of boat lift applications and a discussion regarding amendments to the town’s sign regulations. These discussions focused on the size and aesthetics of permanent signage, as well as maintaining compliance with existing standards while considering the needs of the community.

Highland Beach Board Grapples with Pricing and Planning for Upcoming Wine Tasting Event

Overview: During the Highland Beach Natural Resources Preservation Board meeting on January 7, 2026, the main agenda focused on the plansning of an upcoming wine tasting event intended to promote local natural resources. The event, scheduled for February 17, was discussed extensively, with the board emphasizing both its educational focus and the logistical challenges it presents.

Loxahatchee Groves Council Addresses Code Enforcement and Renaming Okeechobee Boulevard

Overview: In a recent session, the Loxahatchee Groves Town Council tackled issues ranging from code enforcement on Okeechobee Boulevard to the controversial proposal of renaming the thoroughfare to Middle Road. The meeting also included discussions on legislative updates, waste management solutions, and the fiscal implications of conservation easements.

Highland Beach Advances Zoning Code for Recovery Residences and Debates Safety Measures

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Highland Beach Town Commission approved the first reading of an ordinance to amend zoning codes for certified recovery residences, while also addressing key safety measures for pedestrians and cyclists in town. The ordinance aligns with state legislative requirements. The town also initiated conversations around the safety of its pathways and roadways, focusing on the regulation of personal transportation devices like e-bikes and scooters.