Gulf Stream Town Commission Grants Golf Club Extension

Overview: The Gulf Stream Town Commission, in a recent meeting, approved a one-year extension for a variance requested by the Gulf Stream Golf Club. This decision, along with discussions on town code changes and the progress on infrastructure projects, took center stage at the meeting.

Gulf Stream School Expansion Approved Amid Traffic Concerns

Overview: Gulf Stream Town Commission recently addressed several issues, with the most pressing being the proposed expansion of the Gulf Stream School. The commission approved an amendment to the school’s agreement that would increase the maximum student enrollment from 250 to 300 students for five years. This decision came after a community member presented a petition opposing the enrollment increase due to potential traffic impacts, while another individual affiliated with the school advocated for the necessity of the expansion. The police chief contributed to the discussion, acknowledging the school’s role in traffic increases but also pointing out the broader traffic trends affecting the area.

Gulf Stream Commission Approves Key Architectural Plans

Overview: During the recent Gulf Stream Town Commission meeting, significant architectural plans for properties on North Ocean Boulevard were approved. The session included approvals for substantial renovations on North Ocean Boulevard, including a new Anglo Caribbean architectural style, and the addition of an elevator to a historic structure on North Ocean Boulevard. Discussions also covered a water service agreement update, the formation of an ad hoc committee to study massing in the core district, and the extension of the Waste Management contract.

Gulf Stream Commission Approves New Residence Amid Service Agreement Talks

Overview: The Gulf Stream Town Commission recently convened to discuss a series of topics that will impact the town’s landscape and services. Among the most significant outcomes, the commission approved the construction of a new residence designed to adhere to the Bermuda style and withstand hurricane challenges. The meeting also saw discussions on a water service agreement and a contract extension with Waste Management, including proposed rate increases due to operational cost inflation.