Next City Council Mtg on April 7 at 6pm

The next Palm Beach Gardens City Council meeting will be held in City Hall on April 7 at 6pm.  You can watch it livestreaming either during or after the meeting, if you are unable to attend.

Every April, the council meeting begins with its reorganization (Resolution 11, 2022) – where the members select the new Mayor, Vice Mayor. At the end of the meeting the council decides on their external board and committee appointments.

Announcement and Presentations include:

• Recognition of Christ Fellowship Church for their support and partnership with the City
• Local Initiatives and Transportation alternatives TPA/FDOT Grant funding applications for mobility improvements on Gardens Parkway and Fairchild Avenue – (covering items on Consent Agenda – Resolution 15, 2022 – A Resolution supporting an application to the Florida Department of Transportation through the Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency (TPA) for the 2022 Local Initiatives (LI) Program for the construction of a new sidewalk and bicycle lanes on Gardens Parkway, Resolution 16, 2022 -A Resolution supporting an application to the Florida Department of Transportation through the Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency (TPA) for the 2022 Transportation Alternatives (TA) Program for the construction of a new sidewalk and bicycle lanes on Fairchild Avenue)
• Vision Zero Network Program

Consent Agenda also includes:

• Resolution 20, 2022 – Approval for Economic Development Incentives for AeroClean Technologies.  Consideration for Approval. “AeroClean Technologies is requesting an Economic Development Employee Incentive Grant in the amount of $300,000 and expedited permitting through the Targeted Expedited Permitting Program.” “City Council unanimously approved Resolution 2, 2021 on January 14th , 2021 providing conceptual approval for AeroClean Technologies economic development incentives from the City. Resolution 20, 2022 provides final approval of economic development incentives for AeroClean Technologies.”
• Resolution 21, 2022 – Lease of Golf Carts for Sandhill Crane Golf Club through accessing an Agreement awarded by the City of Kansas City, Missouri, under an OMNIA Partners Group Purchasing Organization Cooperative Agreement with Club Car, LLC and financed through Wells Fargo Financial Leasing, Inc. ’36-Month Lease with Deluxe Towing Package’ – Total Cost (over 36 months): $475,130.88
• Purchase Award – Mirasol Park Sports Field Lighting LED Upgrades – Equipment – Piggyback/Access Contract – $319K
• Purchase Award – Mirasol Park Sports Field Lighting LED Upgrades – Installation – Piggyback/Access Contract – $129K
• Purchase Award – Tires and Related Services – Piggyback/Access Contract – 2 year contract – total $240K with option to renew two one-year periods

Public Hearings and Resolutions:

• Ordinance 2, 2022 – Second hearing and adoption –  A City-initiated Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment to add a new Property Rights Element, pursuant to House Bill 59-Growth Management, and Text Amendment and Map Amendment to remove the City’s Urban Growth Boundary.

Please check the agenda before the meeting for additions or modifications.

Next City Council Meeting on Thurs March 3 at 6pm

The March City Council meeting will be held in City Hall on Thursday, March 3 at 6pm.  You can watch it livestreaming either during or after the meeting, if you are unable to attend.

New business includes Resolution 9, 2022 – Avenir Pod 9 Site Plan Approval – A request for Site Plan approval for a 118-dwelling-unit single-family residential subdivision, common area landscaping, model home architectural floor plans and elevations, and typical lot landscaping within Parcel A (Pod 9) of the Avenir Planned Community Development (PCD).

Second Reading and Adoption – all of which passed 5:0 on first reading:

• Ordinance 1, 2022 – An amendment to the Fiscal Year 2021/2022 budget to adjust fund balance carryovers to actual amounts; re-appropriate amounts committed from the FY 2020/2021 budget for outstanding purchase orders and open projects; and for other purposes.
• Ordinance 3, 2022 – Referendum Election authorizing City Council to grant Property Tax Exemption to certain qualified businesses, pursuant to Sec. 3, Article VII of the State Constitution.
• Ordinance 4, 2022 – A City-initiated request to amend Chapter 78 – Land Development, Article V. Supplementary District Regulations, Section 78-187 – Special Events.

Consent Agenda includes:

• Resolution 6, 2022 – Lease of Life Safety Equipment under the Fire-Rescue Department’s Advanced Life Support Asset Management Program from Flex Financial, a division of Stryker Sales, LLC, through a Contract with the NASPO Value Point Group Purchasing Organization, for a period of 10 Years – total contract price $3,024,000 consisting of 10 yearly payments of $302.400.
• Resolution 10, 2022 – Accepting Subordination Agreement and Release of Easement Rights from the Florida Department of Transportation for Right-of-Way. Related to the I-95 widening project from PGA Blvd to Donald Ross.
• Purchase award – Emergency Debris and Disaster Recovery Services – openly competed – 5 year contract with no allocation. “The estimated value of the funding of this contract during the 5-year term is contingent on the nature of the emergency event and may be adjusted by the City based on the subsequent evolution of the situation. “

Please check the agenda before the meeting for additions or modifications.

Next City Council Mtg on Thurs Feb 3 at 6pm

The February Palm Beach Gardens City Council Meeting will be held in City Hall on Thursday, Feb 3 at 6pm. You can watch it livestreaming either during or after the meeting, if you are unable to attend.

Announcements/Presentations:

• West Palm Beach VA Resource Center Check Presentation and Recognition of Sponsors
• Local Charity Golf Fundraiser Yearly Update

Consent Agenda includes:

• Purchase Award: Air Filtration Systems for Fire-Rescue Department – Not openly competed (NA) – $248K

Public Hearings – Ordinances and Resolutions:

• Ordinance 1, 2022 – First Reading – An amendment to the Fiscal Year 2021/2022 budget to adjust fund balance carryovers to actual amounts; re-appropriate amounts committed from the FY 2020/2021 budget for outstanding purchase orders and open projects; and for other purposes – it also includes acceleration of several significant repairs and capital purchases, as well as a request for 8 new Full Time positions. See more here.
• Ordinance 2, 2022 – First Reading – A City-initiated Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment to add a new Property Rights Element, pursuant to House Bill 59-Growth Management, and Text Amendment and Map Amendment to remove the City’s Urban Growth Boundary.
• Ordinance 3, 2022 – First Reading – Referendum Election – authorizing City Council to grant Property Tax Exemption to certain qualified businesses, pursuant to Sec. 3, Article VII of the State Constitution.  Background includes ” Pursuant to Chapter 196, Florida Statutes, the electorate of the City of Palm Beach Gardens may authorize the City Council, through a voter referendum, to grant property tax exemptions to new businesses and expansions of existing businesses that are expected to create new jobs in the City..” The City would place the referendum on the ballot for the August 23, 2022 election.
• Ordinance 4,2022 – First Reading – A City-initiated request to amend Chapter 78 – Land Development, Article V. Supplementary District Regulations, Section 78-187 – Special Events…”This update is to allow for an emergency medical testing and or vaccination site, drive-through or walk-up, as a special event type to permit the City’s Development Review Committee to review these uses to ensure that any proposal would not impact the ordinary and normal use of the site. This amendment would also increase the length of time for pumpkin and Christmas tree sales from 30 days to 45 days.”

Please check the agenda before the meeting for additions or modifications.

Next City Council Meeting on Jan 13 at 6pm

The January Palm Beach Gardens City Council Meeting will be held in City Hall on Thursday, Jan 13 at 6pm. You can watch it livestreaming either during or after the meeting, if you are unable to attend.

There are no presentations or announcements listed on the agenda.

Consent Agenda includes:

• Resolution 4, 2022 – A Resolution approving the plat for the Avenir Pump Station within the Avenir Planned Community Development (PCD). “The Pump Station serves as the main stormwater control structure within the development area to control the water levels and water quality within the master drainage lakes. Staff is recommending approval.”
• Resolution 5, 2022 – Lease Purchase of Turf Management Equipment for the Par 3 Golf Course at Sandhill Crane Golf Club, under a Contract with the Sourcewell Group Purchasing Organization’s Cooperative Purchasing Program, and Financed by Huntington Bancshares Financial Corporation for a period of 48 months. Total Contract Price: $390,661.44, 48 Monthly Payments of $8,138.78. Current FY Payment:  $97,665.36
• Resolution 8, 2022 – Lease Purchase of Three Medium Duty Ambulances for the Fire-Rescue Department, under a Contract with the Sourcewell Group Purchasing Organization through its Cooperative Purchasing Program, and Truist Bank for a period of five years. Total Contract Price: $1,602,343.55, 5 Annual Payments of $320,468.71
• Purchase Award – Support Building for Communications Monopole at Avenir – bid waiver, $122.5 K. “The Police Department has provided a single-source justification requesting that the support building be the same as installed for other City communications monopoles to reduce replacement downtime, and maintain familiarity of equipment operations, among other things. The structure is a prefabricated modular concrete building that will host the electronics and communications equipment necessary for the proper operation of the monopole. Modular Connections will deliver the prefabricated building structure with the electronic equipment pre-installed, and the City will construct a pad and install the building.

Public Hearings (Ordinances and Resolutions):

• Resolution 1, 2022 – Public Hearing and Consideration for Approval: A request by Centaur (Palm Beach) Owner, LLC for Site Plan approval for a 139-lot single-family subdivision on approximately 70.49 acres within Panther National Pod 12, which is located in Parcel A of the Avenir Planned Community Development (PCD).
• Resolution 2, 2022 – Avondale at Avenir Site Plan Amendment – A request by DiVosta Homes, LP for a site plan amendment to approve single-family home architectural floor plan models, elevation themes, and typical lot landscaping for Avondale at Avenir (Site Plan #3) that is located north of Avenir Drive and east of Coconut Boulevard within the Avenir Planned Community Development (PCD).
• Resolution 3, 2022 – A request by the Old Palm Golf Club, Inc. to modify Phase Two of the approved Old Palm Clubhouse parcel (Parcel F1) to include a new 17,637-square-foot Lifestyle Center building and pool amenity.

Please check the agenda before the meeting for additions or modifications.

Next City Council Mtg on Thursday, Dec 2 at 6pm

The December City Council Meeting will be held on Thursday, December 2nd at 6pm. You can watch it livestreaming either during or after the meeting, if you are unable to attend.

Announcements/Presentations: Honda Classic

Consent Agenda:

• Resolution 66, 2021 – Approval of an agreement with the Children’s Healthcare Charity, Inc. for the 2022 Honda Classic PGA Golf Tournament to provide a public safety grant for Police and Fire Services and related staff services, and the use of specific portions of Parks, as described, for various parking facilities and general operations
• Resolution 67, 2021 – Supporting the Palm Beach County League of Cities’Reevaluation of Lake Okeechobee Operations by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers pursuant to the National Environmental Policy Act Assessment for the Lake Okeechobee System Operating Manual.
• Resolution 68, 2021 – Conceptual approval for economic development incentives for Project Arapaima to include an Economic Development Employee Incentive Grant and expedited permitting through the City’s Targeted Expedited Permitting Program. Project Arapaima is focused on medical equipment manufacturing and professional training and falls within the medical device/technology targeted industry for the city. “The company is evaluating key positions across the U.S. and determining whether it should expand a prominent division of its company in the City of Palm Beach Gardens….Project Arapaima is requesting an Economic Development Employee Incentive Grant in the amount of $120,000 along with expedited permitting through the Targeted Expedited Permitting Program. The company intends to create 40 new jobs in Palm Beach Gardens over the next three years, with the new jobs having an annual average wage of $100,000. A capital investment of $32 million will occur with the Project within three years to modify an existing building in the City of Palm Beach Gardens.”
• Purchase Award – Fire Department Data Reporting and Analytics Software – First year cost $108K; After the initial one-year term of the Agreement, the City will renew for additional one-year terms to cover the annual software license/subscription. These costs will be budgeted each year and paid by the Information Technology Department.
• Purchase Award – Local Courier Services – Openly Competed – 5 year contract with no option to renew – $135K

Public Hearings, Ordinances and Resolutions:

• Ordinances 13,14/2021 and companion Resolutions 60,61/2021 – Second Reading and Adoption – “modifications to approximately 2.08 acres within PGA National, immediately adjacent to the PGA Resort Core: change the land use designation from Golf (G) to Commercial (C); change the zoning designation from Planned Community Development (PCD) Overlay with underlying “golf uses” to Planned Unit Development (PUD) Overlay with underlying “hotel, recreational and incidental facilities related thereto”; and amend the PGA National Planned Community Development (PCD) Master Plan to transfer and reallocate the subject 2.08 acres from “Golf Courses” to the “PGA National Hotel & Clubs” parcel. The request also includes an amendment to the PGA Resort Core Planned Unit Development (PUD) Site Plan to include the additional 2.08 acres within the PUD boundary to modify existing facilities and provide new amenities”
• Resolution 69, 2021 – initiated by the City Council – Prohibiting the use of balloons and confetti products on public property, directing City Administration to negotiate “No Balloons and Confetti Products” provisions in applicable City contracts, and encouraging all residents and retail businesses within the City to reduce or eliminate the use of balloons and confetti products.

Please check the agenda before the meeting for additions or modifications.

Next City Council Mtg on Thursday, Nov 4 at 6pm

The November City Council Meeting will be held on Thursday, November 4 at 6pm. You can watch it livestreaming either during or after the meeting, if you are unable to attend.

Announcements and Presentations:

• An Update by Weiss School Students from the Wolfpack Cubesat Development Team and the Aerospace and Innovation Academy.
• PBG Police Department recognized as the 2021 1st Place Winner of the Florida Traffic Safety Challenge.

Consent Agenda Includes:

• Resolution 63, 2021 – Emergency Purchase of Communication Radios from Citation Communications, Inc. by accessing a Contract with the Palm Beach County School District for the City’s Public Safety Operations – necessary to purchase 70 OpenSky radios due to an expected shortage and change in systems – $191.4K
• Purchase Award – Lease of Front-End Loader – Piggyback/Access Contract – 3 year contract with no option to renew – $131K
• Purchase Award – LED Sports Field Lighting Systems for Several City Parks – Piggyback/Access Contract – $337K
• Purchase Award – Installation of LED Sports Field Lighting Systems for Several City Parks – Piggyback/Access Contract – $244K

Public Hearings and Resolutions:

• Ordinance 12, 2021 and associated Resolution 58, 2021 – 2nd reading and adoption – for a new convenience store with gas sales and an accessory car wash on 1. 76 acres. The property is located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Northlake Boulevard and Congress Avenue. First reading was 5:0
• Ordinances 13/14, 2021 and associated Resolutions 60/61, 2021 – PGA National – PGA Resort Core – Small-Scale Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map Amendment, Rezoning, PCD Amendment, and PUD Amendment. “The subject 2.08 acres of PGA National golf course property surrounds and abuts the PGA Resort Core property boundary. The requests to change the land use and zoning will allow these golf course areas to be incorporated into the commercial resort property. However, the existing functionality and compatibility of the PGA Resort Core and the golf courses is not fundamentally changing. The expansion of the resort property serves to enhance the amenities that are specifically provided for use by golfers, such as the member’s club and golf teaching facility. The use and function of the 2.08 acres of affected golf course property is not being negatively impacted.
• Resolution 55, 2021 – Site Plan approval for a 27-lot single family lot subdivision on approximately 26.82 acres within Panther National Master Plan Pod 13 located in Parcel A of the Avenir Planned Community Development (PCD).
• Resolution 56, 2021 – Site Plan approval for for a 52-lot single family lot subdivision on approximately 41 .68 acres within Panther National Master Plan Pod 14 located in Parcel A of the Avenir Planned Community Development (PCD).
• Resolution 62, 2021 – PGA Station – A request from PGA Building 6, LLC and PGA Building 9 & 10, LLC for approval of a PUD Amendment to modify the uses on Pods Band C, including a new 8-story, 396-unit multi-family building with a 606-space parking garage on Pod B, modify Building 9 on Pod B, and revise Pod C to include a new 200,000-square-foot, 8-story office building with a separate 998-space parking garage that includes 7,049 square feet of retail space along the north and west facades of the parking garage. The PUD is 30.03 acres, located on the south side of PGA Boulevard, east side of RCA Boulevard, and west side of Alternate A1A.

Please check the agenda before the meeting for additions or modifications.

Next City Council Mtg on Thursday October 7 at 6pm

The October City Council Meeting will be held on Thursday, October 7 at 6pm.   You can watch it livestreaming either during or after the meeting, if you are unable to attend.

Presentations: Funding for countywide mobility by Nick Uhren, Director PBC TPA.

Consent Agenda includes

• Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Three-Year Small Enterprises Agreement (County and Municipal Governments) with Environmental Systems Research Institute Incorporated (ESRI) for a Geographic Systems Enterprise License for the Planning & Zoning Department’s GIS Division. Max $152K, This Resolution authorizes the City Manager to execute future license renewals, as is the normal practice with other proprietary software application agreements.
• Resolution 60, 2021: Lease Purchase of a Combination Pumper from Seagrave Fire Apparatus, LLC under a Contract with the Houston-Galveston Area Council Cooperative Purchasing Program and Financed by Truist Bank for a Period of 10 Years. Total Contract Price: $876,207.40
• Purchase award – Design and Construction of Aquatics Center DEPARTMENT: Community Services Building at Burns Road Community Center – openly competed – $2.6 million
• Purchase award – Power Store Data Storage Appliance – piggy back/access contract, $97k

Ordinances and Resolutions

• Ordinance 12, 2021 First reading – McPhail Associates, LLLP is requesting approval of a Planned Unit Development (PUD) Plan Rezoning of Northlake Square, which encompasses 3.89 acres, as well as a PUD Site Plan and a Major Conditional Use approval for a new convenience store with gas sales and an accessory car wash on 1.76 acres. The property is located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Northlake Boulevard and Congress (old Applebee’s site). Accompanying companion resolution 58, 2021
• Resolution 53, 2021 – Agreement between
  the City and the Professional Firefighters and Paramedics of Palm Beach County, Local 2928, IAFF, Inc., for Fiscal Years 2021-2022, 2022-2023, and 2023-2024. Agreement includes: “Starting the first full pay period beginning on or after October 1, 2021 , all employees will receive a wage adjustment to their base salary as a result of being slotted into the current pay ranges, resulting in an average increase of 7.5 percent. In the second and third years of the Agreement, starting the first full pay period beginning on or after October 1, 2022, and 2023, all employees
  will receive a 2 percent market adjustment to base salary, and in addition, a 3 percent increase to base salary up to the maximum for their position. The pay range minimums and maximums for all positions will be increased by 2 percent in the second and third years of the Agreement. The new salary plan eliminates the lump sum payments for those who exceed the maximum salary of their position’s pay range, re-allocating those funds for the first year’s slotting and wage adjustments. The proposed salary increases will cost a total of approximately $2,868,875 over the three-year Agreement, including pension, FICA, and paramedic pay adjustments.
• Several appointments to advisory boards.

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2nd Sept City Council Mtg and Final FY 2021/2022 Budget Hearing on Wed 2/22 at 6pm

The final required Budget Hearing for the Fiscal Year 2021/2022 PBG City Budget will be held on Wed., Sept 22 at 6pm. The first hearing was held on Wed, 9/8. See our summary of the first meeting: “Same Old Budget Hearing But Innovations on Outdoor Restaurant Seating“.  The agenda is fairly short.  If you can’t make the meeting, you can watch it livestreamed or after the fact.

Presentations:

• Palm Beach Gardens Police Explorers – First Place at State Competition – this was postponed from a prior council meeting.

Consent Agenda includes:

• Purchase Award – Property and Casualty Insurance Program – Openly competed – 2yr contract with no option to renew – $3.6 million dollars

Public Hearings and Resolutions:

• Resolution 36, 2021 – Adopting the tax levy and millage rate
• Ordinance 8, 2021 – 2nd reading and adoption of the budget for FY 2021/2022
• Ordinance 10, 2021 – 2nd reading and adoption of the modifications to Outdoor Seating and related parking requirements which passed 5:0 on first hearing.

Please check the agenda before the meeting for additions or modifications.

First Budget Hearing and City Council Mtg on Wednesday, 9/8 at 6pm.

There will be two PBG City Council meetings in September due to the first and second public hearings of the 2021/2022 Fiscal Year Budget approval process. The two meetings will be held on Wednesday Sept 8 at 6pm and Wednesday Sept 22. The change in meeting days are to avoid conflict with other county budget hearings. See our related analysis of the proposed budget “PBG 3.3% Tax Increase Actually Less than Inflation“.  If you can’t make the meeting, you can watch it livestreamed or after the fact.

Presentations include various recognition for Parks and Recreation.

Consent Agenda includes:

• Resolution 52, 2021:  A Resolution approving the plat for National Express Wash Northlake, located on the north side of Northlake Boulevard, approximately 200 feet west of Sunrise Drive
• Purchase Award – Lease of Backhoe and Skid Steers – Piggyback/Access Contract – 3 yrs with no option to renew – total contract – $152K
• Purchase Award – Stop Loss Insurance – “Stop loss insurance is used by the City to support the goals of the self-funded Group Health Insurance Program and to mitigate large insurance claims” – openly competed. One year contract with option to renew 5 times (1x each year) – $560K

Public Hearings – Ordinances and Resolutions:

• Ordinance 8, 2021 – On July 15, 2021 , Council approved Resolution 29, 2021 , setting the maximum tentative operating millage rate for FY 2021/2022 at 5.55 mills which is the same as last year. The proposed operating millage of 5.55 is 2.3 percent above the roll-back rate of 5.4253. Total sources for all funds are $217,591 ,100, consisting of total estimated balances carried forward of $63,896,629 and projected total revenues of $153,694,471 . Total sources of funds are balanced with projected total expenditures of $153,321,554 and ending reserves of $64,269,546, for a total use of funds of $217,591,100. The second and final public hearing on the budget is scheduled for September 22, 2021.  See our post (mentioned above), as well as Joel Englehardt’s piece entitled “Gardens Budget: What You Pay and Where It Goes “
• Ordinance 9, 2021 – 2nd reading and Adoption – An amendment to Chapter 66. Taxation at Sections 66-59 and 66-60 of the City’s Code of Ordinances. 1st reading passed 5:0 on August 5th City Council Mtg
• Ordinance 10, 2021 – 1st reading – A City-initiated request to amend Chapter 78 – Land Development, Article V – Supplementary District Regulations, Section 78-191 – Outdoor Seating and Section 78-345 – Number of parking spaces required. City Manager Ferris had said awhile back that the city planned to see if changes could be proposed to outdoor seating. “These updates are based on a shift in dining preferences by restaurant guests to dine outside and recognize changes in transportation preferences to include mobility options. Based on these environmental changes, City Staff has identified certain areas within the outdoor seating and parking codes that could be modernized. Additionally, Staff has streamlined the outdoor seating approval process to a permit process, similar to the current Special Event permit process, that is simpler for applicants to apply for, faster on average for review, and more cost efficient than the current approval process. The proposed changes will allow more flexibility for restaurant owners and staff in reviewing and approving outdoor seating within the City.”

Please check the agenda before the meeting for additions or modifications.

Next City Council Mtg on Thursday August 5 at 6pm

The August City Council Meeting will be held on Thursday, August 5 at 6pm.   You can watch it livestreaming either during or after the meeting, if you are unable to attend.

Consent agenda includes:

• Purchase award – Emergency Medical Services Expendable Supplies (Fire/Rescue) – Piggyback/Access Contract – 10 mos, 33K/mos – $330K
• Purchase award – Janitorial Services for Tennis Center and Golf Club – explanation included for why NA for public bid, 3 year contract – $240K with option to renew for another 3 years
• Purchase award – Automated Building Management Systems – Service Agreement – Sole Source – 5 year contract, no renewal – $130.5 K
• Purchase award – Water Slide for Aquatics Complex at Burns Road Community Center – Piggyback/Access Contract – $145K

Public Hearings – Ordinances/Resolutions

• Ordinances 6/7, 2021 – Downtown Palm Beach Gardens – Large-Scale Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map Amendment and Rezoning Second and Final Reading and Adoption Hearing. Passed 5:0 at first reading in June.
• Resolutions 41/42, 2021 – Downtown Palm Beach Gardens – PCD Amendment and Site Plan Amendment Public Hearing and Adoption: A request from Excel Gardens, LLC for a Planned Community Development (PCD) Amendment to the Regional Center PCD to permit residential and hotel components on the Downtown Palm Beach Gardens (DPBG) parcel and update the PCD Exhibit “B” Master Plan map. The request is also for a Site Plan Amendment to incorporate a multifamily residential building with a new parking garage, mixed-use hotel tower, and other DPBG site-related modifications to establish Design Guidelines, and to update the Master Signage Plan
• Ordinance 9, 2021 – An amendment to Chapter 66. Taxation at Sections 66-59 and 66-60 of the City’s Code of Ordinances. The Florida State Statute amended Chapter 205 to include Section 205.055 – Exemptions; veterans, spouses of veterans and certain servicemembers, and low-income persons. To reflect the exemptions in the state statute, the implementation of Chapter 66-59 and Chapter 66-60 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Palm Beach Gardens are being amended.
• Resolution 32, 2021 – A City-initiated application to submit the City’s Program Year 2021-2022 Annual Action Plan application for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Community Development Block Program (CDBG) funding. The City’s first application was submitted in 2015. “The Annual Action Plan outlines the CDBG activity the City will implement in 2021-2022. The Mary Circle and Dania Drive waterline improvement project will serve to provide new access to a waterline public infrastructure improvement for individuals and families in the area.”
• Resolution 43, 2021 – A request by Avenir Holdings, LLC for approval of the Panther National Master Site Plan. The subject site is approximately 391 acres and is located in the northwestern portion of the development area of the Avenir PCD. The Master Site Plan consists of 218 single-family homes within three residential pods, a private golf course with clubhouse, and parcels for a lifestyle center, a maintenance facility, and a sales center.
• Resolution 44, 2021 –Avenir Planned Community Development (PCD) Site Plan and Major Conditional Use Approval for an 18-hole and nine-hole par-three golf course – a +/- 217-acre private golf course in Golf Course Tracts I and 11 within the Panther National Master Plan located in the residential parcel (Parcel A) of the Avenir Planned Community Development (PCD).

Items for Council Action/Discussion: Council Discussion on Possible Policy on Awards and Recognition

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