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Residents press Boynton Beach leaders on transparency, parking at 500 Ocean and a homeowner's code notice
Summary
Public speakers told the joint CRA/commission meeting that the city must improve transparency after one speaker alleged off‑record conduct and legal action; another resident complained the 500 Ocean building is not keeping a promised free public parking condition and urged preservation of a 95‑year‑old house. A homeowner asked for relief from landscaping code violations and staff committed follow‑up.
Multiple members of the public used the meeting's comment period to press the city on governance, code enforcement and downtown issues.
Reverend Cindy Falco de Corrado told the board she has observed a "culture that operates behind closed doors," described private conversations and off‑record offers she said should have been public, and said she is pursuing appropriate legal…
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