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Board weighs dog‑waste stations along A1A; agrees to pilot observational survey before committing
Summary
Members reviewed three product and price options for dog‑waste dispensers and discussed maintenance, aesthetics and the need for FDOT right‑of‑way approvals. Opinions were split on whether the town has a problem requiring dispenser installations. The board agreed to perform an observational survey of A1A to collect evidence before making a formal
The Town of Highland Beach advisory board on Nov. 5 reviewed proposals to place dog‑waste stations along A1A and agreed to collect empirical evidence before recommending installations.
Product options and costs
Staff provided three options: recycled‑plastic dispensers without trash cans (roughly $357 each from one vendor), a second comparably priced vendor (around $387), and more durable…
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