Gulf Stream Committee Tackles Zoning and Aesthetics in Coastal District

Overview: The Gulf Stream Ad Hoc Committee recently convened to address issues concerning zoning regulations, property aesthetics, and the preservation of the town’s character. The meeting saw a discussion on potential zoning code amendments, the impact of building design on community aesthetics, and strategies for incentivizing single-story homes to maintain neighborhood character.

Palm Beach School Board Advances AI in Education

Overview: In a recent session, Palm Beach County School Board has embraced the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the educational curriculum, focusing on ethical usage, teacher training, and addressing the digital divide among students. This decision came during a recent board meeting where multiple aspects of AI implementation were discussed, including the adoption of new AI tools and the importance of preparing students for the AI-influenced future.

Palm Beach County School Board Tackles Budget and Policy Updates Amid Legislative Changes

Overview: The Palm Beach County School Board recently convened to discuss updates on the district’s budget and policy changes in light of recent legislative developments. The meeting addressed the impact of House Bills on the budget, potential adjustments to employee benefits, and the need for increased staffing in the Inspector General’s office to handle the workload effectively.

Palm Beach School Board Tackles Budget and Funding Challenges

Overview: During the recent Palm Beach County School Board meeting, attention was devoted to the fiscal year 2022 budget development update. The board delved into the implications of legislative decisions on the budget, particularly focusing on the allocation of funds for teacher compensation, health premiums, and various departmental changes and initiatives.

Gulf Stream Planning Board Discusses Artificial Turf and Massing Issues

Overview: In a recent Gulf Stream Planning Board meeting, members deliberated on specific issues concerning the installation of artificial turf and the broader urban design challenges of building massing within the town’s core district. The Board approved a homeowner’s request to install artificial turf due to challenges in growing natural grass, considering the property’s shaded conditions and the material’s compliance with the town’s code. Additionally, the ad-hoc committee began its investigation into the massing in the Core District, with discussions on consulting outside experts to guide potential zoning and design changes.