In addition to the signage discussion, the meeting included an update on the Milestone Recertification Program. A representative reported that 15 out of 53 buildings had been recertified, with several others progressing through various stages of compliance.

Another notable topic was the update on the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) project, which has been extended due to weather delays. The town commission discussed the project’s impact on local infrastructure, including the addition of bike lanes and improvements to problematic sidewalk areas. The commission noted that while the project is progressing, there may be temporary inconveniences due to ongoing construction.

The meeting also addressed the approval of a resolution pertaining to the interlocal agreement with Palm Beach County regarding the distribution of the local option fuel tax. The commission unanimously approved the resolution, noting that while the revenue impact on Highland Beach is minimal, it contributes to a broader county-wide initiative.

Finally, the commission took a moment to acknowledge the contributions of Commissioner Evalyn David, who has been recognized for her service and dedication during her tenure. Commissioner David expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve, reflecting on the accomplishments achieved by the commission during her time.