Weekly eNews briefs for January 15th

Our weekly eNews briefs for Jan. 15th have been sent, but you still can get all the info online here. Lots of useful info about upcoming events and Village happenings!

Summary of January 13th Council meeting actions

At their meeting Thursday, January 13th, the North Palm Beach Village Council took the following actions:

• Approved on 1st reading a code amendment to allow for Board and Committee members to participate and vote via electronic means. 
• Approved on 2...

Time to plan for 2022 Resident Art Exhibit

It's time to start planning your creation for the 2022 Resident Art Exhibit. This annual contest is open to all NPB residents with prizes awarded to winners in several categories! Artwork must be dropped off between March 22-24.

Council approves development plans for Prosperity Village

Update: November 22The Village Council approved on 2nd and final reading a plan to create the Prosperity Village Planned Unit Development on approximately 2.34 acres on Prosperity Farms Road, south of Allamanda Drive. 

Update: Sept. 30The...

Council accepts Ad Hoc Committee housing recommendations

Update: October 13

At their meeting on October 11th, the Village Council accepted the recommendations from the Ad Hoc Residential Code Review Committee relating to housing bulk and mass.See a copy of the presentation to Council

Update: October 7

The Council ...

Village COVID update as of December 6th

UPDATE: December 6Facial coverings are recommended while visiting Village facilities for those who are unvaccinated for COVID-19, but they are not required.

UPDATE: September 23

Village Hall is open and facial coverings are required for everyone while insid...

Do you know about the new Stormwater Utility Fund?

Throughout the Village, a network of pipes, gutters and waterways prevents flooding. It requires considerable maintenance and repair, so the Council created a new Stormwater Utility and Fund to better mange long-term plans for financing improvements.

Water Management District work planned on Earman River

The South Florida Water Management District is making improvements to the stormwater drainage system along the Earman River, from alternate A1A to the Intracoastal Waterway.