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Residents raise boundary questions, library programs and campaign outreach during Lantana public comments
Summary
During public comments residents asked about a municipal boundary clarification effort, urged support for library programs, and a state House candidate introduced herself; staff said boundary materials will be shared with the agency assisting the town and library events will be promoted on the town website.
During the public-comment period, Mark Hotnet asked staff whether the town had formally requested assistance from a county or state agency to clarify municipal boundaries and whether historical materials (including a 1961 legislative determination) had been shared. Town Manager Brian Raducci said staff is meeting with Palm Beach Gardens next week to ask for GIS assistance and that all available materials would be provided to the assisting agency.
Rosemary Moring, speaking for the Friends of the Lantana Public Library, described a monthly schedule of programs (including speakers and music) and asked the council to help promote events; staff said flyers would be posted to the town website and shared with the chamber. State House candidate Laura Levitis introduced herself and noted she was seeking community involvement.
Council and staff responded to audience concerns about staging and parking for upcoming projects and said they would explore alternate staging areas for the Bicentennial Park seawall project.
