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09-2002 NewsletterPAGE 20 BULLETIN BOARD BOAT SMART -SAFE BOATING COURSE Present by Palm Beach Sail & Power Squadron Boat Smart, a safe boating course, will be offered by the United States Sail & Power Squadron, beginning Wednesday, September 18, 2002 through October 9, 2002. The classes will be held at the Palm Beach Lakes High School, Military Trail, just south of 45th Street. Registration first night 6:45 PM to 7:00 PM and class from 7:00 - 9:30 PM over four (4) Wednesdays. The boating course will deal with both sail and power boats. Course material is $30.00, tax included, and instruction is free. Have the whole fam- ily take the course. Register by emaiL• www.usps.org/localups/ palm or call Education Officer (561) 863-1461 or Course Chairman (561) 746-3977. `SAFE BOATING IS NO ACCH)ENT' September 11 Candlelight Service at the Country Club Restaurant, September 11, 9PM Call the Restaurant at 691-3430 for more information Support your LOCG~C Businesses VILLAGE NEWSLETTER 501 U.S. HIGHWAY 1 NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 ************** ECRWSS POSTAL PATRON NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 THE VILLAGE N E W S L E T T E R S E P T E M B E n 2 0 0 2 VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTRY CLUB SUMMER GOLF SPECIAL IL _L , Through October 31, 2002 for non-member residents and non-residents. Eighteen holes of golf including the cart fee will be $28.00 which also includes a restaurant credit of $5.00. LABOR DAY Holiday Collection Schedule September 2 Monday, Labor Day No Collections September 3 Tuesday Gazbage Only September 4 Wednesday Trash &. Vegetation September 5 Thursday Recycle September 6 Friday Garbage Only PRSRT STD U S POSTAGE PAID WEST PALM BCH, FL PERMIT NO. 78 .. a ~I ,~ i a: The Village ~o o,~ ~PA~0~4 NEWSLETTER SEP~E.~VIBER 2002 VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH, SO1 US HWY #1, NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408 NORTH PALM BEACH ][~ ~i jy[]Ejyjj ]~~j~y~lEi ®IF ~ = IlIl ~ QDll VILLAGE'COUNCIL Edwazd M. Eissey, Ph.D., Mayor Donald G. Noel, Vice Mayor ~ Joseph A. Tringali, President Pro Tem -i Chazles R. O'Meilia, Councihan ___ _ David B. Norris, Councilman Village Counc6 members may be coBtscted through the office of the ViOage Clerk at 841-3355 or by email at ([II®~ ~~~g'L~' [~jY[i ]~]~(((~,~0 j[~ ~n®~ ~~ ~~~.~~ npbclerk@evcom.Bet Please continue to remember in your thoughts and prayers those who lost loved ones on VILLAGE DEPARTMENTS September 11, 2001, those who were injured, those who were involved in the rescue and recovery work, our President and Congress, other governmental leaders, the military, and our nation. Village Manager 841-3380 FLAG PROGRAM Village Clerk 841-3355 The North Palm Beach Police Explorers would like to inform all of our residents that Finance 841-3360 on Sunday September 1, 2002, they will be placing the American Flags up for their Sub- Public Services 691-3440 scribers. The American Flags will be left up until September 12, 2002, in remembrance Recreation 841-3388 Anchorage Pazk 841-3386 of September 11, 2001. If you have any questions, please contact Officer Heavey at 841- Community Center 841-3389 3300. SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS NEEDED Osborne Pazk 841-3387 Library 841-3383 BE A MEMBER OF OUR TEAM! Public Safety: The North Pahn Beach Department of Public Safety has immediate openings for School Non Emergency 848-2525 Crossing Guazds. This position involves assisting children across the street at an assigned Emergency 91 I location, each school day, both in the morning and afternoon. Work hours aze from 7:30 Country Club 841-3359 AM to 8:15 AM and from 1:45 PM to 2:30 PM. Benefits include: Training, uniforms and Administration 691-3420 equipment provided, no nights, weekends or holidays, competitive hourly wage and Driving Range 626-0732 weekly pay. Applications can be obtained at the Department of Public Safety, 560 U. S. Golf Shop 691-3433 Highway #1, North Pahn Beach. For more information, please contact LL Cynthia Pool 691-3427 Hawes or Mrs. Jane Lamer at 848-2525. Tennis 626-6515 Restaurant 691-3430 IMPORTANT VOTER INFORMATION See Village Clerk News (page 2) Inside !Ms iss4e~ UPCOMING EVENTS Village Clerk/Village Council 2 • Labor Day Pool Party & BBQ, Sunday, September 1 (see page 9) Library 3 • Labor Day Family Golf Tournament, Monday, September 2 (see page 9) • Recreation Fall Programs Registration Dates (see page 12) Public Safety 4, 5, 8 North Palm Beach Residents September 3 & 4 Village Manager's Message 5.6 Non-Residents September 5 & 6 Public Services 7 • Recreation Football Trip -Dolphins vs. Lions -Sunday, September 8 (see page 19) September 11 Candlelight Service at the Country Club Restaurant, Sept. 11, 9PM Country Club 9 Call the Restaurant at 691-3430 for more information Calendar of Events 10-11 Fire Prevention and Safety Fair -Saturday, October 5 (see page 8) RecreaYlon Department 12.19 Bulletin Board 20 ~ Visit us on our Web Site: http://www.village-npb.org E-mail: villnpb@evcom.net PAGE 2 T x E V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 2 PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE Village Council ............................................................2nd & 4th Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Code Enforcement Board .................................................1st Monday, on call, 6:30 p.m. Cohstruction Board of Adjustment & Appeal ..........................................:.............on call Country ~]ub Advisory Board .................................... 1st Monday, monthly, 7:30 p.m. • ~ `' Library Advisory Board ................................................4th Tuesday, monthly, 7:30 p.m. . s: > . +'Plannrng Commission ............................ 1st Tuesday, monthly, 7:00 p.m. ........................ . "~=, ._,.RecreanotEAdvisory Board ..........................................2nd Tuesday, monthly, 7:30 p.m. -.~..,, ri1R ' - ........................................' ~. { -~_~'.~~_~":3pZomng Board of Adjustment ................ ........... on call . All meetings (wuh:rhe eYCeprion bjccAB) are held at the Obert Meeting Room in the NPB Library (l st floor) The Country Club Advrsory Board Meetings are held in the Herb Wan Building next to the Library . ~ .... and behind the.:Village Hall temporary trailers. Village Council agendas, and minutes of Village Council meetings, are now available on the Village's web site (http://www.village-npb.org): Agendas are posted the Monday prior to the Council meeting, and will continue to be available in'the Clerk's office or at the meeting. COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN Resolution 44-2002 Authorizes Mayor and Village Clerk to enter into an Agreement with Haas, Diaz & Co. for an audit of the Village's General Purpose Financial Statements for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2002. VILLAGE CLERK NEWS ATTENTION VOTERS IN PRECINCT 49 (VILL'AGE HALL) Due to the renovation of the Village Hall, all voters iri Precinct 49 will vote in the Obert Meeting Room of the North Palm Beach Library for the Primary Election on September 10, 2002 and the General Election on November 5, 2002. The Obert Meeting Room is in the basement of the Library, accessible from the main door of the Library or from the handicapped-accessible entrance located just to the north of the main door. Precinct 49 includes all voters who live west of U.S. 1 and south of Lighthouse Drive and easrof Prosperity Fame Road: ' ~YYY~ PAGE f 9 TxE VILLAGE N E W S LETT ER t~ SEPTEMBER 2 O O 2 RECREATION NEWS (CONTINUED) ~~ ~~ Dolphins/Hurricane Bus Trips -Kick off your football fun with a bus trip to see the Miami Dolphins or r. Miami Hurricanes in action! Join fellow football fans for an invigorating trip down, a motivating pre-game }~' tailgate party, a sensational game and then relive those exciting plays on your return trip! All this for $65/ person! Sept. 8 Dolphins vs Detroit Lions Oct. 12 Canes vs Florida State -sold out Dec. 7 Canes vs Virginia Tech Voter Registration: To register to vote, a person must be a U:S. citizen, l8 yeazs old on or before election day, and a legal resident of Palm Beach County. Your registration is permanent as long as you remain a legal resident of Palm Beach County. If you are reg- istered to vote in Palm Beach County and have moved, you may change your legal residence address within Palm Beach County at any time up to and including election day. You must vote in the precinct in which you live. Voter registration books will close on Monday, October 7, 2002 for the General Election: ' tee ballot mailed to them. Absentee ballots are available o v from the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections. Requests for absentee ballots may be done by phone, by mail, or by completing the application online (www.pbcelections.org). Absentee Ballots must be returned to the Elections Office in West Palm Beach by 7 p.m on election day. PALM BEACH COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS Main Oftce North County Courthouse Branch ~ 240 So. Military Trail 3188 PGA Boulevard West Palm Beach, Florida 33406 Palm Beach Gazdens, Florida 33410 656-6200 624fi556 Dec. 15 Dolphins vs Oakland Raiders -few seats remain - - ~` , These tickets won't last! Reserve your seat by bringing .your check to Anchorage Pazk Activities Building. For more details, call Larry at 841-3389. - ~ Howl-o-weep Haunted House -This yeaz the gym becomes transformed into a howling, scary maze filled with ghouls, creatures and goblins. This terrifying event happens on the evenings of Oct. 29 & 30 from 6:00-8:30 PM. The cost is $1/person. For more informa- lion, call 841-3389. (Looking for adults to participate in planning, construction & man- ning of this event. If interested, call Nick at 841-3387.) Arts & Crafts Fall Festival -Mark your calendars now for the Nov. 9th Arts & Crafts Fall Festival that will be held at the NPB Community Center from 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Over 100 crafters display and sell their handcrafted wazes. For information on any of the above classes or programs, visit the Village's Web Site www.village-npb.org or call the Recreation Deparhnent at 841-3388 THE V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R PAGE 1 8 SEPTEMBER 2 0 0 2 RECREATION NEWS (CONTINUED) Oct 16: Nutritious Meets Delicious: Cooking Demo with Natural Foods Chej Jan London -Meet Jan London, natural foods chef and gourmet food writer for the Palm Beach Daily. Who says that good food doesn't taste good! Oct 23: Menopause and Nutrition: Easing the Transition, Safely and Naturally - We will look at how a better diet and natural supplements can greatly reduce hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia, osteoporosis and many other symptoms of menopause and peri- menopause WITHOUT the risks associated with HRT. Become informed about your choices and learn what questions you need to ask your doctor. Oct 30: Buying and Using Quality Vitamins and Supplements -Many of us spend a lot of money every month on supplements that aze supposed to make us feel better. You will Team how to read supplement labels and know the difference between tme qual- ity and impostors in the world of vitamins and nutritional supplements. Nov. 6: Beyond Yo-Yo Dieting: Making Healthy Habits Last A Lifetime -despite the information and mis-information available on nutrition, the real transition to a healthier lifestyle requires taking a deeper look at the choices we make, why we make them, and slowly but surely adopting healthier habits. If you've struggled with weight loss and are ready to make a change in your life, then this is the class for you! Feng Shui & CIu4@er - Sor[ out your life by sorting out your junk". Clutter is trapped energy that has far-reaching effects physi- cally, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Harmony for the Hom¢ -Feng Shui encompasses interior design, placement of objects, shapes, colors, floor plans and more. We will also be learning how to use the bagua, a map to help us diagnose our environment. Feng Shui for the Mind, Body, and Soul -Learn how we can transform your life by the true essence of Feng Shui. Explore the power of the five elements and the trigrams. This class is tmly what feng Shui is all about. Creative Pumpkin Carving -Want to have a really neat pumpkin this year for Halloween? Shelagh Dufault will help you carve the coolest pumpkin ever! In one afternoon you will learn all there is to know about carv- ing apumpkin. You will be able to see several examples of pumpkins Shelagh has carved at the Anchorage Ac- tivities Bldg. the week before the class. See the different techniques such as just carving on the outside, carv- ing through to get translucency, a stained glass effect on the pumpkin and much, much more! Shelagh will demonstrate the different techniques and then help everyone design their own unique jack-o-lantern! Price is $10/family. Bring your pumpkin and carving tools to the workshop. OTIIER UPCOMING ACTIS'ITIES Bus Tours -Has the Travel Bug go[cha? The Recreation Department has a full itinerary of bus [rips lined up for 2002-2003. Recreation Special- ist, Bill Egan,'will be organizing and conducting this exciting assortment of trips. For more details, contact Bill at 841-3389 Sept 18 A Day in the Everglades $65.00 Oct. 25-26 Mount Dora Craft Show $185.00 Nov. 12 Cypress Gardens $60.00 Nov 18-21 Biloxi, MS Blast $369.00 Dec 30-Jan 3 New Years Eve Cmise $TBA Jan. 19 Epcot Center $65.00 Feb. 6 Bayside Cmise/Miami City Tour $45.00 March Lake Tahoe -March Madness $TBA RECREATION NEWS (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) •f .; 1 PAGE 3 LIBRARY NEWS 841-3383 303 Anchorage Drive North Palm Beach, Florida 33408 ~c~ LABOR DAY CLOSING The Library will be closed from Saturday, August 31, 2002 through Monday, September 2, 2002. WINTER HOURS Starting September 3rd, 2002 ADULT LIBRARY MONDAY-THURSDY fl0 AM to 9 PM FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10 AM to 5 PM CHILDREN'S LIBRARY MONDAY & TUESDAY 10 AM to 7 PM WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 1 PM to 7 PM FRIDAY 1 PM to 5 PM SATURDAY 10 AM to 5 PM CELEBRATE YOUR FREEDOM TO READ BANNED BOOKS WEEK: SEPTEMBER 21-28 Did you know that Harry Potteq Huokleberry Finn, Of Mice and Meu and To Kill A Mockingbird have all been on the list of most frequently challenged books? This week is intended to raise aware- ness about censorship and to remind Americans that our freedoms can be fragile if we're not vigilant in protecting them. TREESEARCHERS: Our library genealogy group resumes again on September 17 a[ 7:00 pm with awrap-up of summer research activities and a big welcome [o new members. NORTH PALM BEACH LIBRARY BOOK DdSCUSSION GROUP 2002-2003 The first meeting will take place on October IS at 10:30 am. The book to be discussed will be The Robber Bride by Margaret At- wood. Copies of the book, as well as book lists ,are available in the library. Please call 841-3383 for more information. TEENS: Check out your very own reading area. We've stocked it with new classics and reading list books just in time for those "back-to-school" assignments. We also have materials strictly for entertainment, from Brimey Spears biographies to Sarfing magazine. Speaking of Brit- ney, our thanks to Susan Christopher of Fantasma Productions for helping us get a photo of the superstar, autographed especially for [he library! THE V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R S E P T E M B E R ZOO 2 While you're checking out the latest pictures, please drop off a copy of your school reading list at the Reference Desk and we'll do our best to help you sail through the coming year. LIBRARY POET LAUREATE Hats off [o our local poet, Marvin Ornstein, who is in the process of publishing his first book of poetry. Stop in and read a sample of his work, a poem about the library .... "A refuge [hat all of us need..." THANK YOU to Gary Wiren, our local golf pro, who donated a copy of his latest video on "Golf Collectibles" to the library. IN THE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY ~A RONALD MCDONALD READING CHALLENGE Continues through the first week of September. Children who read 3 books on their reading level will receive a free coupon for a small order of french fries for the first week, the second week they will receive a small ice cream cone and the third week they will receive a Happy Meal. The books must be checked out of the library in order to qualify. NIGHTY NIGHT STORY HOUR THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 5 @ 5:30 PM For ages 2 & 3 with parent and ages 4 through 8 drop-off ~ program. Children may wear pajamas and bring along a (~ ,~~~r sleepy time pal. Call 841-3383 to register or come into theme V' Children's Library. Enjoy bedtime stories, puppets, music, Flannel board stories and a movie. This is a relaxing way to end your busy day with friends. ALIENS MEETING FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 @ 3:30 PM For ages 9 through 12, register in the Children's Library. There will be Library Jeopardy, Charades and Pictionary. This program is always fun! FALL STORY HOURS BEGIN Monday, September 16 at 2:30 pm for ages 4 & 5, Tuesday, September 17 at 3:30 pm for ages 6 through 8. Both are drop-off programs. Ages 2 & 3 will meet with parents beginning Wednesday, September IS at 10:00 am. Call 841-3383 to register or come into the library. These pro- grams are offered for six weeks.They include: books, flannel board sto- ries, puppets and a movie. Each week features a different theme. Don't miss the fun; bring a friend. MEET RONALD MCDONALD FRH)AY, SEPTEMBER 27 3:30-0:30 PM Ages 4 through 12 are invited to meet Ronald at this fun-filled program with lots of audience participation. Remember, "Readers Are Leaders"! Please pre-register. ATTENTION NORTH ]PALM BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS Begin the school year by becoming a member of the North Palm Beach Library where lots of great books and audiotapes await you. Come into the Children's Library with a parent to sign up for a library card. The only cost is 40 cents for postage and handling. If you don't have a li- brary card, you don'[ know what you're missing PAGE 4 PUBLIC SAFETY sal-2sss 560 U. S. Highway #1 North Palm Beach, FL 33408 After School Safetv for Children -Who are Home Alone The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety wants all of our residents to be safe, especially children who are left home alone after school. Each day millions of children go home to an empty house and are alone for an hour or more. Experts estimate that nearly 5 million school-aged children spend time without adult supervision during a typi- cal week. Although the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recom- mends that school-aged children, ages 5-12, be supervised, for many parents this is no[ possible. The AAP states that maturity -not age - should be the determining factor in whether a child should be left alone. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has a few guide- lines parents should follow if your child is home alone: * Your child should know his or her full name, address, and telephone number; know your full name, the exact name of the place where you work, your telephone number, and any pager or cell phone number you may have. * How to carry his or her key so that it is hidden and secure. Your name and address should not be on the key, and it may be wise to leave an extra key with a tmsted friend or neighbor. - * Nat to walk or play alone on the way home, to never take shortcuts home and what to do if he or she is being followed. - * To~always check [he house before entering, look for doors that may be ajar, windows that may be broken, or anything that does not look right, and go to a safe place to call for help if something does not seem right. - * To always lock the door after entering and make sure that the house is secure. * To immediately check in with you upon returning home [o let you know that he or she had arrived safely. * To tell callers that you can not come [o [he telephone and offer to take a message, instead of letting people know. that he or she is home alone. * Not to open the door or talk to anyone who comes to the home unless the person is a trusted family friend or relative he or she feels comfortable being alone with, and the visit has been pre-approved by you. * To stay alert for Ime emergencies such as a shanger at the door, fire or gas main leak that would require the need to call for help or leave the home, and when and how to use 911. - * To check with you or a tms[ed adult if he or she is in doubt about anything. please contact Officer Heavey at 841-3300: Bike Registration Attention North Palm Beach residents; Let's remember [o register our bicycles. This is one of many programs offered by your North Palm Beach Public Safety Department. You can register your bicycle by stop- ping by the Public Safety Building located at 560 U.S. Hwy #1 between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Information such as Bike Size, Color, Serial Number, Make and Model will be recorded and this will assist [he Public Safety Department in identifying your bicycle in the event it is lost or stolen. Your bike will receive a regisna- tion number, which will be affixed to the bike. The cost for this service is $1.00. In [he event your bicycle is lost or stolen, report it to the Public Safely Department immediately by calling the non-emergency number 848-2525 or contact Officer Heavey a[ 841-3300 if you have any ques- tions. TR E V ILLAG E NEWSLETTER - ~~! SEPTEMBER 2 0 0 2 PAGE 1 7 T H E V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R SEPTEMBER 2.0 O 2- I RECREATION NEWS (CONTINUED) RIDE SMART the North Palm Beach Department of With School back in session Leadership Works/eop -The elements of~leadership are presented discussed, examined, and used in.lively activities designed for , Public Safety would like to remind everyone how important it is to participants to gain real leadership skills; and to understand the roles of the leader & follower in any setting. always ride smart when riding a bicycle. In the State of Florida, the / Entrepreneurship: Starting & Conducting a Business -This is a basic series for those interested in starting and conducting a busi- bicycle, is legally defined as a vehicle which means that Bicyclists ~ ne~ss; or, for improving and developing an existing business as an owner or key leader. We will examine the elements of beginning, have the same right to the roadway, and must obey the same traffic { structuring, organizing, and growing the business though various phases of development. laws as the operators of other vehicles. These laws include stopping for stop signs and red lights, riding with the Flow of traffic, using Computer Classes at NPB-Brian Walling brings computer courses to North Palm Beach Recreation! Brian is a Microsoft Certified lights a[ night and yielding the right-of--way when entering a roadway. Please keep in mind that according to Florida State Statute 316.30, it ~~ Trainer and holds numerous technical certifications. Register early, class sizes are very limited! Ca11 5 61-493-1 940 for information is against the law to wear a headset, headphone or other listening de- 1 on these and other upcoming classes. vice other than a hearing aid while riding a bicycle. ~ Windows - Students will learn the benefits of working with personal computers and of using Windows to manage information, to In addition, please always wear your helmet. Nearly 7S% of all bicy- ~ run programs, access the Web, create files and folders, clean up their system, personalize their system, and more. cle-related fatalities are the result of head injuries. The use of helmets wbuld prevent many of these deaths. According to Florida State. 1 Introduction to [he Internet and Email -Students will team [he basics of the Internet. The students will learn to connect to the Statute 316.2065 a bicycle rider or passenger who is under 16 years ~ Interne[, find Web sites, use Favorites to maintain links to frequently used sites, use Microsoft Outlook Express to send and receive of age, must wear a bicycle helmet that is properly fitted and is fns- ~ email, download files, customize their Internet Options, and more. ~ - tened securely upon the passenger s head by a strap and [hat meets the ! standaFds of the AmericanNational Standards Institute, the standards l Mah Jongg - If you would like to learn how to play Mah Jongg, we are offering classes on Tuesday mornings. In 3 easy classes, of the Snell Memorial Foundation, or any other nationally recognized ~! Sandy Goldberg will have you on your way to years of stimulating Mah Jongg enjoyment! You will have to purchase a cazd, but standards for bicycle helmets adopted by the department. A Law En- ~ games will be available. Once you know how to play, join the regular group of open, unsupervised Mah Jongg play on Friday mom- forcement Officer may issue a citation for violation of this law, which legs a[ 9:30 at a cos[ of $2/day. would result in a $15.00 fine. .. - Oil Painting -Learn the joy of oil painting on Wednesday nights with Carolyn Eilers. Learn to paint what you see. Still life stud- Ifyou would like further information on Bicvde Satetv or Laws, as well as special studies. A short lecture in art history is also presented. This is afun-filled class set ies are set up for the students Please contact Officer Heavey at 841-3300. ~ , roducing works that can be framed and displayed!- students are our individual ace B the third class to f " - p p . y ; y Y ~ Babysitting -Presented by the American Red Cross, students will receive then certification upon successful com- NORTH PALM BEACH I pletion of the course. The one-day course will cover all the important azeas babysitters will be responsible for in- , r ' PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT ~ 111 ~ ,I r s health, games & playtime, developmental considerations, accident prevention eluding; safety, fast aid, children ' ~" ~ Invites you to attend which they ~, ' etc. Participants should bring lunches with them. It would be helpful for them to bring a large doll FIRE PREVENTION AND SAFETY FAIR 2002 ~ can practice diapering, etc. This class is for both boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 15 years. Class size is ~a limited, so register early! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2002 ~; 10:00 AM TO 3:00 PM BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY FOR A DAY OF FUN ~ Workshops/Seminars AT YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT IN THE PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING. f THERE WILL BE ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES, ~ Adult CPR - Everyone should know CPR Certifications need to be renewed yeazly. This is yoar chance to become certified or CHILDREN'S GAMES AND PRIZES, renew your certification in one morning and close to home! HOURLY FIRE, EMS, POLICE AND SAFETY Better Nutrition for. Better Health Workshops -Are you confused about all you see and hear about nutrition? Do you wan[ to DEMONSTRATIONS, ' "get in the know" with real information of weight loss, health foods, vitamins, herbs, and how to prepare health meals? Then attend RAFFLE PRIZES, MUSIC, FREE FOOD, + one or all of our weekly nutrition workshops with Medea Langdon, M.S., private and corporate nutritional counselor. For over 10 SAFETY & PREVENTION HANDOUTS; S years she has helped people of all ages and lifestyles achieve greater health and vitality one step at a time -and she can help you AND-A-BIKE-RODEO. too!-More-info =call-Medea at 845-7520. ~ Sept 18: What is Health? How Nutrition Relates to Basic Anatomy and Physiology -You will begin to team [he physical propose See the Fire Trucks, the new EMS-Rescue Vehicles, our ; of food, and how proteins, carbohydrates, and fats are tiled to maintain and improve health. new K-9 unit, Marine Patrol Boat;'Patrol Vehicles and the Motorcycles. Come see for yourself all that your Public , t ~ Sept. 25: Geeing in the Know: The ABC's ajReading Labels -Learn how to really read food labels so you know exactly what Safety Department is doing for you! you're buying, cooking and eating. Since you are what you eat, better food means better health. fr~ Oct. 2: Quality -vs- Quantity: Understanding Why Diets Don't Work -For years we've been counting calories and Garbs, yet Public Safety Building / obesity is at small time high. Learn the troth about weight loss, how you can get off the diet roller coaster, and lose weight for good! 560 U.S. Highway 1. North Palm Beach ~ . Oct 9: Children and Better Nutrition: Strategies for Feeding the Whole Family -Good eating habits and good health begin early Contact John Armstrong, Jr. at 863-3000 for further informs- - 1 in life. Learn how you can improve the health of your children with delicious, natural choices that the whole family will love. lion or if you wish to donate towards this year's safety event. + fi Call 841-3300 for information regarding [he Bike Rodeo. t, RECREATION NEWS (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) TEAM UP FOR FIRE SAFETY! ~' r y THE VILLA 6 E NEWSLETTER THE V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R P A G E 1 6 SEPTEMBER 2 0 0 2 PAGE 5 SEPTEMBER 2 0 0 2 RECREATION NEWS (CONTINUED) Pliates, mat - A unique system of stretching and strengthening muscles. Pliates combines the eattem disciplines of yoga and mar- tial arts with the western influence of contemporary strength and flexibility training. Learn the basic and most essential exercises to strengthen the core muscles while dramatically improving flexibility, balance, coordination and posture. Angela Pantaleon, certified Pliates Instmctor, also teaches these classes at local health clubs and in private studios. Shake your SouUDanskinetics -Cazol DuBois, a certified Kripalu Danskinetics instrnctor, brings to us this new and exciting form of exercise. This celebration of music will enable you to participate in a truly joyful dance experience using a rich tapestry of world music to shake your soul from head to toe and connect you with your inner creative being. Shake your Soul is a playful and pro- found system influenced by aerobics, connected to yoga, and chi kung and inspired by modem and world dance. By moving with feeling and linking emotion with motion, we deeply impact our body-mind and playfully find our way to health and well being. Connoisseruship: The art of collecting tine art -Discover the passionate world of art collecting through the eyes of an interna- tionally recognized art lecturer, art consultant and gallery owner Lenore Stem Moms. Gain knowledge and enthusiasm in this unique interactive seminar series that was recently featured on WXEL. Meet dominate figures in the world of contemporary art in- cluding artists, sculptures, auctioneers, interior designers, fine art photographers, glass artists and framers. Visit collector's homes, artist's ateliers (studios) and auction houses. Each of the 8 classes will discuss a particulaz topic; it's history, characteristics and relevancy to art collecting. A recognized authority on the topic will speak and conduct a visual presentation with slides/film fol- lowed by examples of actual work. Audience and presenters will examine and critique pieces together A dynamic and exciting se- ries for those who wish to increase their knowledge of fine art. Drama Workshop, Voice/Singing Lessons-Looking for talent in the community to perform! Classes give you the opportunity to train and perfect your theater and voice skills over a series of class sessions. Drama Workshop will [each you the ins and outs of acting and theater craft. You will learn about stages/sets, developing articulations, memorization techniques, movement, breath con- trol and the dynamics of speaking. Students will perform before an audience at the end of the program. Drama Workshop includes readings, plays, skits, improvisation, etc. Voice/singing lessons cover all the dynamics of learning to sing as an individual and in a group. It includes harmony, reading music, presentation, and more. Both classes aze for youth as well as adults. For more informa- tion and details, contact Midge Lansat at 694-9354 WriHng/Publishing your First Novel -This class is designed to give students the inspiration and tools to write and publish a first novel. It will cover outline, plotting of story, character development, coping with writer's block, choosing a central character, step- by-step synopsis, finding an agent, and publishing your novel. DC Macom wants to instill free flowing, intelligent, dynamic and creative spirits into potential authors. The main thmst of the course is story development. The story is the thing! So, all you James Patterson, Steven King and Danielle Steele wannabes, now is your chance! Art van Gogh -Anew class for young artists! Shirley Walling will teach this beginning painting class using water base and non- toxic acrylic paints. Students will create take-home projects each week. They will learn about color, one stroke painting, and how to paint flowers, buds, butterflies, trees and animals. They will Team about the color palate, caring for brushes and how to paint on different textures. Young van Goghs will also be making holiday art crafts. Additional $15 material fee due at first class. Pottery -Have you always wanted to learn how to "throw a pot" on a pottery wheel? Now is your chance. We have local artist, Shelagh Dufault here to teach you how! She will teach you how to center the clay on the wheel and then pull the sides up to form the perfect vase, cup or pot! Sound easy? You will also work with the many techniques of handbuilding and glazing pottery. She- lagh has taught at PBCC, Lighthouse Gallery and is in private business as a decorative artist. Plan on spending approximately $40 in additional fees for materials. For more information, contact Shelagh at 775-3733. Leadership Classes -The following leadership classes will be directed by Jerry Pizzino. Jerry has a Master's degree in Organiza- I tional Leadership & Development, worked as a business manager for many yeazs and now teaches Leadership/IVlanagement courses at Pahn Beach Atlantic. With the exception of the Entrepreneurship class, all are for adults and youth 16 years and up. These won- derful classes will benefit you in your personal life as well as at work or school. Confidence Building and Self-Esteem -The class explores the components necessary to gaining confidence through knowing and taking charge of your SELF and making your own breaks. Attendees participate in lively dialogue and activities focused on under- standing how we grow confidence and affect our own self-esteem. Bridgieeg the Ceneraeion & Cender Caps -The instructor intends to assist all participants in learning to bridge communications and relational gaps between generations, between genders, between others who are different from each of us; and, to feel comfortable while doing so. Straregies fbr Saccess -This series of sessions provides opportunities for gaining new insights concerning strategies used to achieve both personal and professional success by applying knowledge learned through a combination of interesting dialogue and meaning- ful activities. ta~cts~A3'u®~v !vaws (c®rvTOrvul/n ®!v ~axv' ~Aa;~l ~v i ,'~ ! i S `Y, (Public Safety Continued From Page 4) Sexual Offenders /Sexual Predators The North Pahn Beach Department of Public Safety would like to inform all our residents that sexual predators and offenders are required to meet registration requirements for life. The sexual predator and sexual offender must register with: • The Department of Corrections, if under their custody or supervision. • The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) or local sheriff's office, within 48 hours of establishing residency within the! State of Florida. • The Department of Highway Safety and Mo- tor Vehicles (DHSMV), provide a temporary or permanent address, and obtain a Florida driver's license or identification cazd. • The DHSMV with every address change or renewal of Florida driver's license or identifi- cation card. Access to registered sexual predator and sex- ual offender information can be obtained through: • Florida Department of Law Enforcement Internet Website, www.fdle.state.fl.us, This site provides direct access to the State of Florida's sexual predator/offender database. To access the website, click on the sexual predator/offender database link and enter your zip code or Offenders name. • Florida Department of Law Enforcement Telephone Access, 1-888-357-7332. This telephone number is designed for those with- out Internet access. Information can be ob- tained by calling this toll free telephone num- ber, 24 hours ~a day, seven days a week. If you have any questions, please contact Officer Heavey at 841-3300. THE NORTH PALM BEACH DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING IS ALWAYS OPEN The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety wants all of our residents to know the North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety Building is always open! We never close the building or lock the front door, North Palm Beach Police Officers, Fire Fighters, Paramedics and Dispatchers are in. the building 24 hours a day, 7 days a week! The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety Record Deparhnent is closed after 4:00 PM Monday-Friday and during the weekends, but the rest of the Department is still open. If you enter the Pub- lic Safety Building after 4:00 PM Monday-Friday or on the Weekend, please use the telephone located on the wall to contact a dispatcher when the Record Department Window is closed. If you have any questions, please contact Officer Heavey 841-3300. Village Manager's Message 841-3380 Dennis W. Kelly, Village Manager GENERAL FUND BUDGET This past July the Village Council and staff spent three weeks in Workshop Sessions drafting the annual budget for fiscal year 2002-2003. The Council balanced the budget at $13,471,749 which represents an increase over last year's budget of $13,056,918 by $414,831 or 3.18%. As a result of the increases the Council has opted to in- crease the tentative millage rate from 5.6 to 5.8 mils. This is a 3.6% increase over the current millage rate and a 13.9% increase over the rollback millage rate. In order to satisfy state law the Village is required to advertise and announce the estimated rollback millage rate for 2002-2003. The rollback millage rate is what the mil- lage rate would be to generate the same amount of dol- lars from the 2001-2002 budget as a result of increased property values. As property values increase more dol-' lazs aze generated from the same millage rate. If we were to generate the same dollazs based on the increase values the millage rate would have been 5.0938 (roll back). However, due to increase cost in operation and maintenance, capital equipment cost, benefits and pay increases the Council has determined the necessity of in- creasing the rate accordingly. PAGE 6 Village Manager's Message (Continued from Page 5) The taxable property values in the Viilage~ increased from $943,594,142 to $1,080,692,000 which repre- sents a 14.53% increase in property values this past yeaz. The Village is now officially abillion-dollaz COr17r11uIllty. The following represent some, but not all, equipment and programs included in the budget for next yeaz: Law enforcement: • New position for Information Systems Manager ($50,000 approximate) • Two patrol bicycles ($1,800) • Two dual antenna radaz units ($3,750) • Four patrol vehicles ($108,000) • One K-9 vehicle ($27,000) • Replace two boat engines ($5,400) • One CAD interface hardware/software program ($25,000) • One GIS E-911 mapping program ($25,000) • One CAD/EMD hardware/softwaze interfaces ($23,522) Fire Prevention: • .One replacemeht fire engine (to be financed $300,000) • One thermal imaging camera ($12,500) • One set of extrication equipment ($32,790) EMS: • Two transport fusion pumps ($4,780) • One ambulance cot.($3,200) • 12 inch radial arm saw ($1,600) • One floor burnishing machine ($1,600) • One packer truck (replacement $99,000) • Two three-wheel jitneys (replacement $36,500) • Street Paving (Selected streets throughout the Vil- lage $200,000) • Trees and sod ($12,500) • Traffic control signs ($13,500) • Re-roof Public Services garage area ($54,000) • Tire changer and balancer ($6,500) THE V r L L w G E N E W S L E T T E R SEPTEMBER 2 O O 2 Library: • Carpet for the Obert metaing room ($8,000) • Fifty stackable chairs ($2,000) • Various books for adult, juvenile and periodi- cals, etc. ($55,000) _ • Audio books and CD's ($3,000) • Video cassettes ($5,000) Recreation: • Various playground equipment, bleachers, safety services, etc. ($37,180) Air-conditioning repair at the Community Cen- ter ($38,000) • Special Events (Fireworks, Heritage Festival Pa- rade) $50,000 Debt Service. •, $1,270,000 On a $125,000 home, discounting the $25,000 homestead exemption the millage rate applied to a $100,000 value.at 5.80 mils would be $580.00 com- pared to a $100,000 home at 5.60 mils which equates to $560.00. This represents an increase of $20.00 from 5.60 to 5.80 mils on a $100,000 value. Copies of the draft budget are available in the fol- lowing offices: Village Clerk, Village Manager, Fi- nance Office and the Library. The public hearings for the draft budget will be held preceding the Vil- lage Council meetings at 7:00 PM with the first hearing on Thursday, September 12, 2002 and the second final hearing and final adoption of the budget and setting of the millage rate on Thursday, I t Should you have any questions regazding the budget or raze to discuss it in more detail please feel free to l +s contact any of the following personnel: Finance Di- rector Shaukat Khan at 841-3360, Village Manager Dennis Kelly at 841-3380 or any of the respective ~ Department Heads regarding their individual budg- ,+ ets. Their numbers are listed elsewhere in the Vil- ~t lage Newsletter. ~ 1 ~! { PAGE 1 5 ~ T H E V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R ' ~ S EPTEMBER 2 O O 2 RECREATION NEWS (CONTINUED) Shake your Soul/Danskinetics ~ T - 6:00-7:00 $40,$7/ds 9/l0, 8wk AX ~ DuBois Sophisticates Dance ~ ~ W 10:30-12:00 ~ $20 ~ 9/11 8wk AX - Kennerknecht Spanish II T 6:30-8:30 $60 9/10 8wk ~ AAB ~ Joseph -Spanish 1 W 6:30-8:30 $60 9/I1 8wk AAB Joseph Square Dancing, APD Plus Sat 8:00-10:00 $8/cpl Ist & 3rd/mo OSB - . Humphreys Stained Glass, beg. ~ T 6:00-8:30 $50 ' 9/17 6wk ~ AA ~ Proctor Stained Glass, inter ~ Th 6:00-8:30 $50 9/19 6wk AA Proctor (Stained Glass -register directly with Thurston Proctor at 848-7720) Strategies for Success Sat 9:00-3:30 $120 9/28 Swk AAB Pizzino Tai Chi ~ M 6:30-8:00 $40 10/22 6wk AX Tole Painting I Sat 1 L00-1:30 $75 9/14. Swk YA Tole Painting II W. ~ 6:30-8:30 $75 .9/11 ~ 8wk YA Watercolors T 9:00-12:00 $50 9/10 8wk AA Writing/Publishing your First Novel - ~ M 7:30-840 $130 9/9 8wk AAB Yoga M ~ I0:00-11:30 $50/6wk Ongoing AX Yoga ~ W 6:00-7:30" $15/cls register AX Yoga ~ - Sat 9:00-10:30 'at class ~ AX . Many classes also will have materials &.equipment chargesin addition to registration fees. Workshons/Seminars You must pre-register for al/workshops and seminars., Confidence Building & Self Esteem Sat What is Health? Nutrition & Basic Anatomy/Physiology W Bridging the Generation & Gender Gap Sat Getting in the Know: ABC's of Reading Labels W Quality -vs- Quantity: Why Diets Don't Work W Children & Better Nutrition: Strategies for Families W Feng Sbui & Clutter W Nutritious Meets Delicious: Cooking Demo W Harrttony for the Home W Menopause 8z Nutrition: Easing the Transition W Adult CPR Sat Quality Vitamins & Supplements W Harmony for the MindBody/Soul W Beyond Yo-Yo Diets: Lifetime Healthy Habits W 9:00-3:30 7:00-8:00 9:00-3:30 7:00-8:00 7:00-8:00 7:00-8:00 7:00-8:00 7:00-8:00 6:30-8:00 7`.00-8:00 9:00-1:00 7:00-8:00 6:30-8:00 7:00-8:00 9/14 9/18 9/21 9/25 10/2 10/9 10/9 10/16 10/16 10/23 10/26 10/30 11/6 11/6 $48 $10 $48 $10 $10 $]0 $10 $10 $1.8 $10' $30 $10 $18 $10 Kempf Ransdell Ransdell McAlister Macom Germaine ' Gemraine ' Germaine ~ - AAB AAB AAB AAB . AAB AAB AAB AAB AAB AAB AAB AAB AAB ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS AFTER SECOND WEEK OF CLASSES!! Requests for refunds should ca11841-3386. Refunds will be prorated jor classes attended. An additional $5.00 processing fee will be deducted and 10 working days should be allowed for refunds to be processed. ~~ .~~~'~ ~~~ ~s~ ~ New Classes ~ ~~'~~ ~ ~~-~ ~ AM Workout -'this new class with Nancy Kelly is for men and women looking for a good morning group exercise program that will give them stretching, strengthening and a cardiovascular workout -without all those routine dancy jumping movements! Group dynamics will determine the precise content of the class. Get your week off to a good start with an invigorating, physical class! Nancy has worked in the fitness field for many years. She has managed fitness facilities, taught all the trendy aerobic classes and now works primarily with water exercise classes and creating individualized small group programs. Wasn't your New Year's resolution to get more exercise? It's September, folks! Start now! RECREATION NEWS (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) PAGE 9 4 THE V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 2 RECREATION NEWS C®N'I'INITED Connoisseurship: The Art of Collecting Fine Art W 1:30-3:30 $80 9/11 8wk AAB Stern-Morris Dancercise T,Th 10:00-11:00 $12 9/17 6wk OSB Mazzetta Country Dance, beg. all ages W 7:00-8:30 $4/cls Ongoing OSB Carroll Computer Courses Windows I T 9:15-10:45 $55 9/10 4wk AAB Walling Windows II T 2:00-3:30 $55 9/10 4wk AAB Walling Intro to the Intemet & Email T 1 I:00-12:30 $55 9/10 4wk AAB Walling Windows II ~ T 2:00-3:30 $55 9/10 4wk AAB Walling Intemet II _ T 9:15-10:45 $55 10/8 4wk AA6 Walling Intemet II i •• T 11:00-12:30 $55 10/8 4wk AAB Walling Windowsl - ~ ra T 2:00-3:30 $55 10/8 4wk AAB Walling Intro to Intemet & Email - T 4:00-5:30 $55 10/8 4wk AAB Walling Duplicate Bridge Sun 12:30-5:00 $5.00/day Ongoing AAB Panzenhagen Duplicate Bridge M 6:30-10:30 $5.00/day AAB Barnes Duplicate Bridge T 12:00-5:00 $5.00/day OSB Guy Duplicate Bridge Th 12:00-5:00 $5.00/day OSB Guy Duplicate Bridge Th I2:30-4:30 $5.00/day AAB Rosely Duplicate Bridge F 12:00-4:30 $5.00/day AAB Guy Duplicate Bridge F 7:00-10:30 $5.00/day AAB Panzenhagen Entrepreneurship, adults Th 6:30-9:00 $85 9/12 8wk AAB Pizzino French F 7:15-8:45 $70 9/13 8wk AAB Venning Italian I Th 7:15-8:45 $70 9/12 8wk AAB Venning Italian II T 7:15-8:45 $70 9/10 8wk AAB Venning Jazzercise M,W,F 9:30-10:30 Ongoing OSB Hall/I..ange Jazzercise M,W 5:45-6:45 register OSB Woschnik Jazzercise T, Th 6:00-7:00 at class OSB Woschnik Jazzer-plus Sat 9:30-11:00 $36/6 cls OSB Woschnik Karate, beg/inter. ( ~~ M M 7:00-8:00 00 8 00 9 $50 $50 9/9 9/9 8wk 8wk OSB OSB Matthews Matthews Karate, adv. : - : Karate, inter/adv. T 9:00-10:30 $50 9/10 8wk AAB Matthews Karate, beg. Th 6:00-7:00 $50 9/12 Swk AAB Matthews Karate, inter/adv. Th 7:00-8:30 $50 9/12 Swk AAB Matthews Kayaking Sat 3:00-5:00 $18 9/t4 AAB Kayak Munyon Island Sun 9:00-1:00 $25 9/29 MSBP Kayaking Sat 3:00-5:00 $IS 10/12 AAB Kayak Munyon Island Sun 9:00-I:00 $25 IO/27 MSBP Kayaking Sat 3:00-5:00 $l8 Il/9 AAB Kayak Munyon Island Sun 9:00-1:00 $25 I I/24 MSBP Leadership Workshop M 6:30-9:00 $85 9/9 Swk AAB Pizzino Mah Jongg, beg. T 9:30-11:30 $20 10/I Swk AAB Goldberg Mah Jongg, beg. T 9:30-11:30 $20 10/22 Swk AAB Goldberg MahJongg,beg. T 9:30-11:30 $20 II/12 Swk AAB Goldberg Mah Jongg, open play F 9:30-11:30 $Z/day ongoi ng AAB Oil Painting W 6:00-9:00 $60 9/I l 8wk AA Eilers One Stroke Painting II M 6:45-8:45 $75 9/9 Swk YA Ransdell One Stroke Painting I Sat 9:00-11:00 $75 9/14 Swk YA Ransdell Pliates,mat T 11:00-12:00 $10/cls 9/10 8wk AAB Pantaleon Pottery, Handbuil[ & Wheel M 6:30-9:30 $55 9/9 8wk AA Dufault Pottery, Handbuilt & Wheel F 6:30-9:30 $55 9/13 Swk AA Dufault RECREATION NEWS (CON"PYNUED ON NEX'-' PAGE) a it d PAGE 7 The Village of North Palm Beach would like to welcome the new Public Services Director Kristine Frazell, P.E. She may be reached at the Public Services offices at 691-3440. LABOR DAY Holiday Collection Schedule September 2 Monday, Labor Day No Collections September 3 Tuesday Garbage Only September 4 Wednesday Trash & Vegetation September 5 Thursday Recycle September 6 Friday Garbage Only New-v AdoDted Code o4' Oe'denance .Swin11n11nE IIDO®-S The following is Chapter 25, Swimming Pools, to the Village Code of Ordinances as adopted July 1 1, 2002. ORDINANCE 22-2002 AN ORDINANCE OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF THE VIL- LAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, CREATING A CHAPTER 25 TO THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE VIL- LAGE TO BE ENTITLED "SWIMMING POOLS" AND SETTING FORTH SECTIONS 25-1 THROUGH 25-7, INCLUSIVE, THERE- UNDER FOR THE PURPOSE OF SETTING FORTH CONSTRUC- TION, REGULATTON AND PERMITTING REQUIREMENTS FOR SWIMMING POOLS AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES; PRO- VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CON- FLICT HEREWITH; AND, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF NORTH PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: Section L The Village Council of the Village of North Palm Beach, Florida, does hereby create a Chapter 25 [o the Code of Ordinances of the Village entitled "Swimming Pools" and to read as follows: "Chapter 25 Swimming Pools Section 25-1. Definitions As used in this chapter, the following words and phrases shall have the meaning indicated: '~ Private therapeutic spa poo! means any receptacle far water having a depth at any point greater than two (2) feet, used or intended to be used for bathing, and constmcted, installed or maintained in or above ground as an accessory swemre. A spa/pool shall have a surface area of less than sixty (60) squaze feet. Private swimming poo(. As defined in [he Florida Building Code. Section YS-2 Setbacks. All Village zoning setback requirements shall be complied with in the plot location of any pool but in no even[ shall [he setback of the out- side rim of a private pool be less than seven and one half (7 I /2) fee[ from the back property line and not less than five (5) fee[ from the side property line, including a two and one half (2 1/2) foot walk around the pool. THE V I L L A G E NEW $ L E T T E R SEPTEMBER 2 0 0 2 Section 25-3 Permits. Applications for swimming pool permits shall be accompanied by pay- ment of a fee in accordance with Village ordinances, and by plans and specifications prepared by a competent engineer registered in the State of Florida. Section 25-4. Construction. Private and public pools shall be constructed of reinforced concrete, con- crete block reinforced and poured after laying up, or of reinforced gunite constmctian. Section 25-5. Barrier/Feocing Requirements. (a) A barrier, fence or screen enclosure shall surround a swimming pool as specified in the Residential Swimming Pool Enclosure section of the Florida Building Code. (b) The Building O[Iicial is required to conduct an inspection of all swimming pools not less than one time per year to determine compliance with this section and [o enforce the provisions of this section. Sectiou 25-6 Elevation. (a) The [op of the rim of all swimming pools shall no[ be in excess of two (2) feet above the average grade of the land surrounding the pool. (b) The top of the rim of any spa pool shall not be in excess of two (2) feet above the average grade of the land surrounding the pool or a perma- nent platform constructed completely around the rim of the spa pool. The maximum height of a spa pool above the grade of the land surrounding the pool shall be four (4) feet. Sectiou 25-7 Final Approval. A final approval by the Building Official shall be issued prior to any use made of a swimming pool" Section 2. If any section, paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase or word of this Ordinance is for any reason held by a Court to be unconstitutional, inoperative or void, such holding shall not affect [he remainder of this Ordinance. Section 3. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances in conFlict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 4. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon passage. PLACED ON FIRST READING THIS 27TH DAY OF NNE, 2002. PLACED ON SECOND, FINAL READING AND PASSED THIS 11TH DAY OF NLY, 2002. ~~ F THE VILLAGE NEWSLETTER I THE VILLAGE N E W S L E T T E R ' SEPTEMBER 2 0 0 2 ~ PAGE 1 3 S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 2 PAGE 8 r~ RECREATION NEWS CONTINUED OHO ~®~ NORTH PALM BEACH ~ ~ Karate, beg/inter. 6 yr + M 7:00-8:00 $50 9/9 8wk OSB Matthews ` Karate, adv. M 8:00-9:00 $50 9/9 Swk OSB Matthews PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT xarate, beg. byr+ Th e:oo-roo $s0 9/tz swk AAB Matthews C®0 Invites you to attend ~®p f, Karate, inter/adv. Th 7:00-8:30 $50 9/12 Swk AAB Mathews FIRE PREVENTION AND SAFETY FAIR 2002 Kayaking, 9 yrs+ -see schedule in Adult section !, Leadership Workshop, 16 yr+ M 6:30-9:00 s85 9/9 Swk AAB Piazino SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2002 (' Learning Lab M-F 2:15-4:00 $45/wk 8/14 ongoing P.F. B Walling 10'00 AM TO 3:00 PM ~ Kidz Klub S M-F 4:00-5:30 $25/wk 8/14 ongoing AA B walling )- r BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY FOR A DAY OF FUN ~' Mixed Media I M 3:30-4:45 $64 9/9 swk YA MarBby Mixed Media II T 3:30-4:45 $64 9no swk YA Murphy AT YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT IN THE PUBLIC , , Mixed Media III __ W 3:30-4:45 $64 9n l swk YA Marphy Mixed Media N M 5:00-6:15 $64 9/9 swk YA Murphy SAFETY BUILDING. f' Music Together,newbom-5yrs W 9:15-10:00 $t35 9/n towk AAB Kreger G` Music Together, newborn - 5 yrs W 10:15-11:00 $135 9/t I I Owk AAB Krieger THERE WILL BE ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES, ~ Music Togethet, newborn-Syrs W 11:15=12:00 $135 9/n lowk AAB Krieger Music Together, newborn - 5 yrs W 4:30-5:15 $135 9/I 1 I Owk AAB Krieger r Music Together, newborn - 5 yrs Th 4:30-5:15 $135 9/12 IOwk AAB Krieger CHILDREN'S GAMES AND PRIZES, ~~ Music Together,newbom-Syrs F 9:15-10:00 $135 9/t3 IOwk AAB Krieger I Music Together, newborn-5 yrs F 10:15-11:00 $135 9/13 tOwk AAB Krieger ($100/NPB Req $35/MT~ues[ions contact Heather at 775-9944) I * Preschool-Arts/Crafts, 3-5 yrs T 10:00-11:00 $45 9/10 8wk AAB Briley HOURLY FIRE, EMS, POLICE AND SAFETY _._ ,I~ .cooking aids,3-5>TS , ._ T 1l:oo-lz:oo ~4s ,. 9no swk_ . AAB . Briley _-_ DEMONSTRATIONS Pottery, Handbuilt & Wheel 12 yrs + F 6:30-9:30 $55 9/13 8wk AA DuCault RAFFLE PRIZES, MUSIC, FREE FOOD, Start Smart Sports Development, 3-5 yrs F 5:00-6:00 $ t 5 9/zo 7wk cc statr G R 'k I Strategies for Success, 16 yr+ Sat 9:00-3:30 $120 9n8 Swk AAB Piuino SAFETY & PREVENTION HANDOUTS, Tao/jazz Classes AND A BIKE RODEO. Preschool, 3-a yrs r r T 2:20-3:00 $60 9/3 8wk AAB Grant 9 4-6yrs,(2yr+dance) '~', ~ +~ T 3:00-3:40 $60 9/3 8wk pA6 Grant ~ ,1 Beginners, school age T 3:10-3:50 $60 9/3 8wk AX Grant See the Fire Trucks, the new EMS-Rescue Vehicles, our new K-9 unit, Marine Patrol s-7 yrs, (3-ayr+dance) T 3:40:20 $60 9/3 swk AAB Grant l~ 8-11 yrs, (3-4 yr+dance) T 4:20-5:00 $60 9/3 8wk AAB Grant Boat, Patrol Vehicles and the Motorcycles: Come see for yourself all that your Public ~, Boys Tap, (2 yrs dance) T s:oo-s:ao $60 9/3 swk AAB Grant Safety Department 1S doing for you! ';~ Boys Jazz, (zyr dance) T 5:20-5:40 $60 9/3 8wk AAB Grant j`i Boys Tap, (3 yrs dance) T 5:40-6:20 $60 9/3 8wk AAB Grant jY Teenage Girls, (a yrs+dance) T 6:20-7:00 $60 9/3 gwk AAB Grant _ t _ Il Voice/Singing Lessons, 8 yrs+ W 3:00.4:00 $56 9/11 8wk AAB ~.a.,r, , ~ ~ Voice/Singing Lessons, 8 yrs+ W 4:00-5:00 $56 9/tt gwk AAB t + Public Safety Building ~ o 560 U.S. Highway 1, North Palm Beach l ~ Adu[r Classes 1; AM Workout M,W,F 8:30-9:30 $42/4wkor $5/cls AX Kelly Contact John Armstrong, Jr. at 863-3000 for further information or if you wish to donate ~ Ballroom Dance W ]:30-3:00 $50/lOwk or $5/cls AX Pace towards this year's event. Bridge, beg. M 9:00-11:00 $60 1017 6wk AAB Aosely Call 841-3300 for information regarding the Bike Rodeo. ~ cauigraphy, beg inter. T 12:00-1:30 $2s 9m 6wk AAB Bernstein TEAM UP FOR FIRE SAFETY! ~' Recreation News (Continued On Next Page) PAGE 1 2 THE V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R SEPTEMBER 2 0 0 2 RECREATION 841-3388 "- North Palm Beach Recreation Depar Fa112002 Class Schedule tment `••„ ' '> Students must be pre-registered with the Recreation Department be ore attending a class. Registration for the following classes will be held at the new Anchorage Park Activities Buildine from 9:00 am - 7:00 pm on: North Palm Beach Residents: Sept. 3 & 4 Non-Residents: Sep[. 5 & 6 Yearly Non-resident jee: $15.00/single $25.00/family Building Codes: Anchorage Activities Building AAB 603 Anchorage Dr. Anchorage Exercise AX 603 Anchorage Dr. Anchorage Art AA 603 Anchorage Dr. Youth Art YA 603 Anchorage Dr. Osborne Park OSB 715 Prosperi ty Fm. Rd. Community Center CC 1200 Prosperity Fm. Rd. sF~~4 `F~~ 66 ~~ ~ .:~ L- . ~'~.a ~ Youth Classes ABC Kids II, 3 '/z - 5 yrs Th 9:00-11:00 $65 9/12 Swk AAB Appleby ABC Kids I, 2 %, - 3 '/: yrs Th 11:00-12:30 $55 9/12 Swk AAB Appleby Art van Gogh, 5-8 yrs F 3:00-4:00 $60 9/13 Swk YA S Walling Art van Gogh, 9-12 yrs F 4:30-5:30 $60 9/13 Swk YA S Walling Babysitting, 10-15 yrs Sat 8:30-4:30 $40 9/28 AAB Am Red Cross Ballet, school age T 2:30-3:10 $60 9/3 Swk AX Grant Creative Pumpkin Carving Sun 1:00-4:00 $10/family 10/27 AX Dufault Dazlin Dinosaurs, 3-5 yrs M 9:30-11:30 $80 9/9 Swk AAB Baylis Dazlin Dinosaurs, 3-5 yrs M 1:00-3:00 $80 9/9 Swk AAB Baylis Drama Workshop, 7 yr+ M 3:30-4:30 $56 9/9 Swk AAB HCA Drama Workshop, 7 yr+ M 4:30-5:30 $56 9/9 Swk AAB HCA Drama Workshop, 7 yr + M 5:30-6:30 $56 9/9 Swk AAB HCA Drama Workshop, 7 yr + M 6:30-7:30 $56 9/9 Swk AAB HCA Fencing, 8-18 yrs F 4:30-6:00 $48 9/13 Swk OSB Fomess Gymnastics, 5 yr+ F 6:15-7:00 $100 9/20 lOwk OSB Halloween Craft, 5-6 yrs Sun 1:00-2:30 $12 10/13 AA B Walling Halloween Craft, 7-8 yrs Sun 3:00-4:30 $12 10/13 AA B Walling Thanksgiving Craft, 5-6 yrs Sun 1:00-2:30 $12 I ]/17 AA B Walling Thanksgiving Craft, 7-8 yrs Sun 3:00-4:30 $12 11/17 AA B Walling Holiday Craft, 9 yrs -teens Sun 1:00:00 $12 12/1 AA Dufault Holiday Craft, 5-6 yrs Sun I:00-2:30 $12 12/8 AA B Walling Holiday Craft, 7-8 yrs Sun 3:00-4:30 $12 12/8 AA B Walling Recreation Continued on Next Page PAGE 9 COUNTRY CLUB 841-3359 (Administration Office (561) 691-3420) The North Palm Beach Country Club is open to the public. We welcome and encourage everyone to stop by and check out all of our amenities. We are a complete recreational facility offer- ing daily fees, so feel free to enjoy a magnificent day of golf, a vigorous match of tennis, a refreshing dip in our Olympic size pool or an exquisite dining experience. We also offer both resi- dent and non-resident memberships for all activities at [he Club. So please, come by and check out all we have to offer! Director's Messaee David Talley Golf course spraying schedules will be posted on the bulletin board outside the golf pro shop, when possible one day in ad- vance; often however, due to the weather, such notice cannot be posted until the actual day of the spraying. Please check this schedule before playing. As the summer comes to an end, I want to thank all of you who have used our club facilities: golf, tennis, pool and restaurant. Your patronage is very much appreciated. G®L~ 691-3433 *Remember NPBCC is a soft spike golf course. Labor Dav Family Golf Tournament Monday, September 2, 2002 Please stop by our golf shop for more details. Be¢inners Clinics 9:00 - 10:00 AM Saturdays. Call the Golf shop at 691-3433 to sign up. GOLF LEAGUES Monday-Thursday 4:30 PM (ending mid-September) If you have any problems, concerns, or questions regazding your golf game, the NPBCC Golf Pros John Scott and Greg Weber are available to help you. Lessons are $30.00 per half- hour or $130.00 for a series of five. Gift certificates are avail- able in the Golf Pro Shop. DRIVING RANGE 626-0732 HOURS OF OPERATION 9 Monday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Tuesday 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p. m. Wednesday -Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. -~ + THE V I L L A G E N E W S L E T T E R S E P T E M B E R 2 0 0 2 POOL 691-3427 SEPTEMBER POOL HOURS Tuesday -Sunday 10:00 AM - 6:OOPM Monday Closed LABOR DAY POOL PARTY & BBO SEPTEMBER 1, 2002 Live Entertainment 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM WATER AEROBICS Water exercise classes are open to the public. Classes are $4.00 per session. Sessions are held on Tuesday thm Friday 10:15 AM to 11:15 AM Kathy Andio -Tuesday and Thursday Joanne Bullock -Wednesday and Friday TENNIS 626-6515 We're getting ready for another busy season. New schedules for leagues, drills and junior programs are below. Brochures can be picked up at our pro shop. A calendar of yearly social events coming up soon. FREE JUNIOR EVALUATION DAY Saturday, September 7 at 9:30 AM. Instruction, games and prizes. Marcel Agnolin's Junior Tennis Development Program JUNIOR TENNIS X-Treme Tots A¢es 3 thru 5 Tuesday & Thursday 4:00-4:30 PM X-Treme Kids Ages 5 thru 8 Tuesday & Thursday 3:15-4:00 PM X-Treme Players Aees 9 thru 13 Monday & Wednesday 4:30-5:30 PM Tournament Touch Aees 10 and Up Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 3:30-5:00 PM 5:30-7:00 PM ADULT LEAGUES Men's Singles -Tuesday 6:00 PM & 7:30 PM Men's Doubles -Thursday 6:00 PM & 7:30 PM Ladies Singles -Monday 6:00 PM Ladies Doubles -Wednesday 6:00 PM Men's Drill Night -Monday 6:30 PM Ladies Drill Night -Tuesday 6:00 PM & Saturday 9:00 AM LB SEPTEMBER 2002 i K ~Y North I' a 1 m B e a C ~ ~ _ __ ~~'~t ~~=`~x~~=` ~.~.- R _ A-Ad /m{i~tistration Country Club _ _ _ _.-.` -_ P-Pool ~~ ' R,Restaurant -Telephone (561) 841 3359 - J ~ CALENDAR OF EVENTS ~ J ~-~ T-Te>r>zts COUNTRY CLUB AND RESTAURANT ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC North Palm Beach Country Club, 951 U.S. Highway #1, North Palm Beach, Florida 33408 (561) 841-3359 Email: club@village-npb.org 1 R-Brunch 10 AM-2 PM 2 3 R-Breakfast 7 AM- I I AM 4 R- Breakfas 7 AM- I1 AM S CCAB MEETING 7:30 PM 6 '] LABOR DAY Lunch Menu 11 AM-4 PM Lunch I I. pM-4 PM l R-BreakCazt 7 AM-11 AM R- Breakfast 7 AM- I 1 AM R-Breakfast 7 AM-11 AM- Lunch (Lounge) 1 I AM-4 PM Dinner- Pot Pie Special Italian Buffet Dinner & Ent. 5PM - l l PM Lunch I 1 AM-4 PM Lunch I 1 AM-4 PM Lunch I I AM-4 PM R- No Breakfast F MGA 7:30 AM lr WGA 8:00 AM Two for One Dinner & Ent. 5-1 I PM Dinner & Entertainment 5PM- I 1 PM Dinner & Entertainment 5 PM,I 1 PM Labor Day Pool Party & BBQ Lunch Menu 11 AM-4 PM Open Shotgun 12:30 FPL League 4:30 PM ~ Open Shotgun 12:30 PM G- Pmtt & Whitney League 4:30 PM Live Entertainment 6:00 11:00 PM Dinner- Meat Loaf Special T- X-Treme Kids 3:15 - 4:00 PM AJS League 4:30 PM T- X-Treme Kids 3:15 - 4:00 PM - G- Family Gol(Toumament ~ X-Treme Tots 4:00- 4:30 PM T- X-Treme Players 4:30-5:30 PM X-Treme Tots 4:00- 4:30 PM T-Friday Night Mixer 6:30 PM T-Ladies Drill-9:00 AM Men's Singles- 6:00 & 7:30 PM Toumamrnt Toughs 3:30 & 5:30 PM Toumament Tough- 3:30 & 5:30 PM Frec Junior Evaluation Day- 9:30 AM ladies Drill- 6:00 PM Ladies Doubles- 6:00 PM Men's Doubles- 6:00 & 7:30 PM 8 R-Brunch 10 AM-2 PM 9 10 R-Breakfast 7 AM- I1 AM 11 R-Breakfast`? AM- I 1 AM 12 COUNCIL MEETING 9:30 PM 13 14 ' R- No Breakfast Lunch Menu 11 AM-4 PM Lunch 11'~~AM-4 PM ~ R- Breakfast 7 AM- 11 AM R-Breakfast 7 AM- 1 I AM _ R- Breakfast 7 AM-11 AM..x Lunch (Lounge) 11 AM-4 PM Lunch Menu 11 AM-4 PM Dinner- Pot Pie Special Italian Buffet Dinner & Ent. SPM - 11 PM ~ Lunch 1 I AM- 4 PM Lunch ~11 AM-4 PM ~~ Lunch I l AM-4 PM Dinner- Meat Loaf Special F MGA 7:30 AM Candlelight Service 9:00 PM Two for One Dinner & Ent 5-11 PM Dinner & Entertainment SPM- 11 PM , Dinner & Entertainment 5PM-] I PM~~ Dinner 4 PM- 8 PM G- FPL League 4:30 PM - ~ Open Shotgun 12:30-FPL League 4:30 PM -G= WGA 8:00 AM, AJS League 4:30 PM - G- Pratt & Wtiimcy League 4:30 PM - - ~ - - T- X-Treme Players 4:30- 5:30 PM T- X-Treme Kids 3:15 - 4:00 PM Open Shotgun 12:30 PM T- X-Treme Kids 3:15 - 4:00 PM Toumament Tough- 3:30 & 5:30 PM X-Treme Tots 4:00- 4:30 PM T- X-Treme Playe s 4:30-5:30 PM X-Treme Tots 4:00- 4:30 PM T-Friday Night Mixer 6:30 PM T-Ladies Drill - 9:00 AM Ladies Singles- 6:00 PM Men's Singles- 6:00 & 7:30 PM Toumament Tough- 3:30 & 5:30 PM ~ Toumament Tough- 3:30 & 5:30 PM - Men's Dell Night- 6:30 PM Ladies Dell- 6:00 PM Ladies Doubles- 6:00 PM Men's Doubles- 6:00 & 7:30 PM - 1 15 16 R- No Breakfast 17 R-Breakfast 7 AM- I1 AM ,t 18 R-Breakfast 7~AM- 11 AM 19 20 21 R- Brunch 10 AM-2 PM Lunch Menu I 1 AM-4 PM Lunch Menu 11~ AM-4 PM Lunch I I AM- 4 PM R-Breakfast 7 AM- I I AM R-Breakfast 7 AM- I 1 AM R-Breakfast 7 AM-I I AM Dinner- Meat Loaf S ecial P ~ Dinner- Po[ Pie Special Italian Bu(Cet Dinner & Ent. SPM - l l PM Lunch 11 AM-4 PM Lunch I 1 AM-4 PM Lunch 11 AM-4 PM Lunch Loun e 1 I AM-4 PM ( 8) G- FPL Lea ue 4:30 PM g G- MGA 7:30 AM G- WGA 8:00 AM Two for One Dinner & Ent 5-I 1 PM Dinner & Entertainment 5PM- 1 I PM Dinner & Entertainment 5PM-11 PM T-X-Treme Players 4:30- 5:30 PM Open Shotgun 12:30 FPL League 4:30 PM Open Shotgun 12:30 PM G-Pratt & Whitney League 4:30 PM .Dinner 4 PM- 8 PM Toumament Tough- 3:30 & 5:30 PM T- X-Treme Kids 3:15 - 4:00 PM X T T 4 A3S League 4:30 PM er T- X-Treme Kids 3:15 - 4:00 PM T- Friday Night Mixer 6:30 PM T- Ladies Drill - 9:00 AM Ladies Singles- 6:00 PM - reme :00-4:30 PM ots ' T- X-Treme Play s 4:30-5:30 PM X-Treme Tots 4:00- 4:30 PM ' Men s Singles- 6:00 & 7:30 PM Toumament Toughb 3:30 & 5:30 PM Toumament Tough- 3:30 & 5:30 PM Men s Drill Night- 6:30 PM Ladies OnII- (i:00 PM ladies Double`s- 6:00 PM ~) Men's Doubles- 6:00 & 7:30 PM 22 23 R-No Breakfast 24 R-Breakfast 7 AM- l l AM 25 R-Breakfa~~t 7 AM- l1 AM 26 COUNCIL MEETING 7:30 PM 27 2g R-Brunch 10 AM-2 PM Lunch Menu 11 AM-4 PM Lunch Menu 11 AM-4 PM Lunch 11 AM- 4 PM R-Breakfast 7 AM- 11 AM R- Breakfast 7 AM- 11 AM Dinner- Meat Loat Special Dinner- Pot Pie Special Italian Butfet Dinner & Ent. SPM - 11 PM .~ Lunch 11 AM- 4 PM Lunch I1 AM•4 PM R-Breakfast 7 AM-11 AM __ __ _ Lunch Loun a 11 AM-4 PM ( g) _ -G= FPCLeague 4`30~PM- ~ MGA 7i30AM- _ G- WGA Ai00 AM ~ _ Two fo(One Dinner & Ent 5-11 PM ____ Dinner & Entertainment 5PM- 11PM Lunch-l-1-AM-4-PM- Innkeepers Golf Toumament Open Shotgun 12:30 FPL Lcaguc 4:30 PM .Open Shotg (12:30 PM . G-Pratt & Whitney League 4:30 PM Dinner & Entertainment 5PM-I 1 PM Dinner 4 PM- 8 PM T- X-Treme Players 4:30. 5:30 PM T- X-Treme Kids 3:15 - 4:00 PM AJS Leagu~4:30 PM T- X-Treme Kids 3:15 - 4:00 PM ToumamrnLTOUgh- 3:30 & 5:30 PM X-Treme Tots 4:00. 4:30 PM 11 T- X-Treme Play 4:30-5:30 PM X-Treme Tots 4:00•- 4:30 PM T-Friday Night Mixer 6:30 PM T- Ladies Drill - 9:00 AM Ladies Singles- 6:00 PM Men's Singles- 6:00 & 7:J0 P,M Toumament Tough 3:30 & 5:30 PM Toumamrnt Tough- 7:30 & 5:30 PM Mrn's Drill Night- 6:30 PM Ladies Dell- h:00 PM Cadies Doubles- 6:00 PM Men's Doubles- 6:00 & 7:30 PM t 29 30 ~+ R- Brunch 10 AM-2 PM R- No Breakfast - Lunch Menu 11 AM-4 PM ~ Lunch (Lounge) I 1 AM-4 PM Dinner- Meat Loaf Special jun- mty 9Ceye 17uttten S(fau ~~ £anFif a3ixd `1~niPy. 4:3U- G:3U `J'.M ~~~ erred ~a~tg G- FPL League 4:30 PM ~ ~~, ~ctu&eY ~ SaP.~ul- Fntxee C'kaice-17eooexl Dinner 4 PM- 8 PM T- X-Treme Players 4:36- 5:30 PM ( ~ Ju¢odar~. t/bttt Safiadeuy Toumament Tough- 3:30 & 5:30 PM ) Ladies Singles- 6:00 PM C'RiPdxea'o rnereu ~wni&tBPe Men's Drill Night- 6:30 PM A ~ - t