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Votes and actions at a glance: HRPB meeting (March 24, 2026)

Historic Resources Preservation Board (Lake Worth Beach) · April 9, 2026
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Summary

Summary of formal actions taken: vice chair selected for the meeting, minutes approved, board recommended transmittal of the 10‑year water supply plan, continued 1130 South Lakeside Drive to June 10, and approved 716 Lake Avenue with amended conditions.

Key formal actions recorded at the March 24 meeting of the Historic Resources Preservation Board (Lake Worth Beach):

- Vice Chair selection: members selected the vice chair to serve for the meeting by voice vote (motion seconded and passed).

- Approval of minutes: the board approved the March 11, 2026 meeting minutes by voice vote.

- Ordinance 2026‑O4 (10‑year water supply plan): board voted to recommend transmittal of the plan and associated comprehensive plan amendments to the City Commission for state/agency review.

- HRPB Project 26‑00100048 (1130 South Lakeside Drive): the board continued the COA application to June 10, 2026 at 6 p.m., directing the applicant to revise massing and take design cues from contributing properties; staff to receive revised materials one week prior to the hearing.

- HRPB Project 26‑00100056 (716 Lake Avenue): the board approved the certificate of appropriateness, a 0‑foot front setback waiver and preconstruction ad valorem tax‑exemption preapproval, striking specified staff conditions (including certain knee‑wall requirements and door‑spacing conditions); post‑construction verification is required before the tax exemption becomes effective.

Vote details: motions were carried by voice vote and recorded as unanimous on the audio. Where specific tallies were not read into the record, the board recorded approval by general voice consent.