Highland Beach Planning Board Approves Dock Relocation with Conditions

Overview: The Highland Beach Planning Board approved a special exemption request for a finger pier installation on Grand Court, concluding a lengthy process marked by previous disputes over dock placement at the property. The approval allows the installation of a 120-square-foot finger pier and mooring pile, subject to obtaining necessary building permits.

Boynton Beach Approves $1.367 Million Auditorium Upgrade Amid Parking Variance Debate

Overview: At the recent Boynton Beach City Commission meeting, discussions centered around significant project proposals, including a $1.367 million upgrade to the arts and cultural auditorium and a contentious parking variance request for the Boon Beach Promenade project.

Tequesta Village Council Addresses Questa Park Funding Amid Community Concerns

Overview: The Tequesta Village Council meeting on April 10, 2025, focused heavily on the financial implications and community concerns surrounding the Questa Park development project. The council approved an agreement with Kimley Horn for design services, leveraging a state-secured appropriation of over $900,000, with the village’s share being approximately $681,000. This decision proceeded despite public and council member concerns about the project’s financial burden and the potential impact of legislative changes on park use.

Tequesta Grapples with Pollution Control as Stormwater Management Takes Center Stage

Overview: The Tequesta Environmental Advisory Committee meeting tackled issues surrounding pollution control, water quality, and stormwater management, with an emphasis on the ecological health of the Loxahatchee River. Discussions also touched on the community’s role in pollution and the need for public education to address these issues.

Highland Beach Town Commission Reviews Compliance and Permit Issues Amid Code Enforcement Hearing

Overview: The Highland Beach Town Commission’s recent meeting focused on various code enforcement cases, examining compliance with building permit requirements. Several property owners and representatives appeared to address alleged violations, with the commission stressing the importance of adhering to regulations to avoid future penalties. The commission waived prosecution costs in some instances but reiterated the potential for significant fines should violations recur.