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Town commission approves two board appointments, retirement-plan closure and routine business
Summary
The Town Commission of the Town of Highland Beach approved multiple routine actions, including two board appointments, a retirement-account termination, and delegate appointments for the Palm Beach County League of Cities.
The Town Commission of the Town of Highland Beach approved several routine motions and resolutions during the meeting.
The commission voted unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 2025-005 appointing Rajeev Aurora to the Board of Adjustments and Appeals for a three‑year term. Commissioners who voted yes during the roll call were Commissioner Goldberg, Vice Mayor Stern, Member Chernofsky, Member Peters and Mayor Moore.
The commission voted unanimously to adopt Resolution No. 2025-013 appointing Ross Muscolino to the Code Enforcement board and noted the appointee volunteered to serve as chair if approved. Roll-call votes recorded yes by Commissioner Goldberg, Vice Mayor Stern, Member Chernofsky, Member Peters and Mayor Moore.
Commissioners designated Commissioner Goldberg as the town’s voting delegate and Commissioner Peters as the alternate to the Palm Beach County League of Cities for 2025–26; the motion passed unanimously.
The commission approved Resolution No. 2025-012 terminating the town’s 401(a) defined contribution plan and authorizing the migration of remaining participant accounts to Lincoln Financial as appropriate; the motion carried on a unanimous voice vote. Town staff said Mission Square accounts will be closed and remaining participants will be moved or migrated to Lincoln and that SageView will provide fiduciary oversight of the transferred accounts.
The commission also approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda by voice vote; those motions carried.
