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VILLAGE OF NORTH PALM BEACH, 501 US HWY #1, NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
NORTH PALM BEACH PUBLIC MEETING SCHEDULE
VILLAGE COUNCIL Village Council ..........................................................2nd & 4th Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
David B. Norris, Mayor Audit Committee on call
Edward M. Eissey, Ph.D., Vice Mayor Code Enforcement Board 1st Monday, on call, 6:30 p.m.
William Manuel, President ProTem Construction Board of Adjustment & Appeal on call
Charles R. O'Meilia, Councilman Country Club Advisory Board ....................................2nd Monday, monthly, 7:00 p.m.
Darryl C. Aubrey, Councilman Library Advisory Board 4th Tuesday, monthly, 7:30 p.m.
Village Council members may be Planning Commission ...................................................1st Tuesday, monthly, 7:00 p.m.
contacted through the office of the Pension Boards on call
Village Clerk at 841-3355 or by email at Recreation Advisory Board 2nd Tuesday, monthly, 7:30 p.m.
npbclerk@village-npb.org Waterways Board neat to last Tuesday, in odd months, 4:00 p.m.
Zoning Board of Adjustment on call
VILLAGEDEPARTMENTS All meetings are held at the~ZZageHal~S01US.HighwayOne
Village Council agendas, and minutes of Village Council meetings, are available on the
Village's web site (http://www.village-npb.org).
Village Manager 8~1-3 X80
Village Clcrl: 8~1-3
Finance ~~I-; ,6o UPCOMING EVENTS
Public Scniccs 691-~~~o IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Recreation ~~I->>88
Anchorage Parl: 8~1-~3~6 Continental Catering is the new Country Club restaurant & lounge
Conununil~ Center 1- ~ 3~9 operator. (see page 8)
Osborne Park 8~ l-> ;87
Libr", ~~I-"~' Election Information (see page 2)
Village Historian 8~ I - ~ :7 I ~
Public Safct~:
Non Emcrgcnc~ ~~~-? ~2 ~ • Library Author Lecture -Friday, October 20, 2006(see page 3)
Emergcnc~ 911
Counli, Club ~~1->>~9 . Youth Basketball Registration (see page 7) ,
AdminisU~alion 691-~~2O
Driving Range ~>?<>-~» . public Safety Halloween Safety Tips - ~ ~-~
Golf Shop 691-~~3 3 i
Pool 691-~~~~ (see page 5) ~ ~
Tennis 626-6~ I
Rcslauranl 691-~~30 Fire Prevention & Safety Fair -Saturday,
October 21, 2006
Infide thif iffue: (see page 5)
Village Council/Village Clerk 2
Community Development ~ Halloween Activities - (see page 7)
Library 3
Manager Message 4
Country Club Events 4 S2C~'Jp0?''t' 1~OU~'' LOCG~C ~ ii
Businesses
Public Safety 5
Recreation s & 7
Bulletin Board s
Visit us on our Web Site: http://www.village-npb.org E-mail: publicinfo@village-npb.org
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2006 GENERAL ELECTION' Resolution 2006-58 Amends Purchasing Policy Amendment
Tuesday, November 7, 2006 Resolution 2006-59 Approves Consultant Agreement with TBE
Group of West Palm Beach, Inc. for engineering and design work
REGISTER TO VOTE: Voter Registration applications are for the Anchorage Park Improvements Project at a total cost not to
available in Village Hall, the Village Clerk's office, and the exceed $211,651.00
Library. Voter Registration deadline is October 10, 2006. For Resolution 2006-60 Approves purchase of Lightning Prediction
more information call the Palm Beach County Supervisor of System from Thor Guard, Inc.
Elections at 656-6200, or visit the website at
www. bcelections.or~ Resolution 2006-61 Appointing the Finance Director as voting
ABSENTEE BALLOTS: Voters may have an absentee ballot member and Human Resources Manager/Director as alternate vot-
mailed to them. Absentee ballots are available only from the mg member to South East Risk Management Association
Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections. Requests for ab- (SERMA) Risk Management Pool
sentee ballots may be done by phone, by mail, or by completing Resolution 2006-62 Agreement with Leonard G. Rubin, P.A. and
the application online at www.pbcelections.or~. Absentee Bal- the Law Office of Glen J. Torcivia and Assoc., P.A. to provide
lots must be returned to the Elections Office in West Palm legal representation to the Village
Beach no later than 7 p.m. on election day.
VILLAGE COUNCIL NEWS
PALM BEACH COUNTY
SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS RESULTS OF SEPTEMBER 5TH SPECIAL ELECTION:
Main Office North County Courthouse Branch Darryl C. Aubrey was sworn in on September 14th as Village
240 So. Military Trail 3188 PGA Boulevard Councilman in Group 3, with a term expiring March 11, 2008.
West Palm Beach, F133406 Palm Beach Gardens, F133410
656-6200 624-6556
MAKE FREEDOM COUNT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 841-3365
EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE 501 U.S. HIGHWAY ONE
NORTH PALM BEACH, FL 33408
COUNCIL ACTION TAKEN FEATURE CODE OF THE MONTH
& VILLAGE COUNCIL NEWS
HOLIDAY LIGHTS
Ordinance 2006-12 Adopts FY 2006/07 Country Club Golf (When they can go up and when they are required to come down)
Rates and Membership Sec. 6-112. Exempt signs.
Ordinance 2006-13 Creates Fire Inspection Fee Schedule The following signs are exempt from the operation of these sign
Ordinance 2006-14 General Employees Pension Board regulations, and from the requirement in this Code that a permit
Amendment providing that the Mayor shall be a voting member be obtained for the erection of permanent signs, provided they
of the Board are not placed or constructed so as to create a hazard of any kind:
Ordinance 2006-15 General Fund and Grant Fund Budget F) Holiday lights and decorations, erected during the appropri-
Amendment transferring funds in the amount of $400,00 for ate holiday season, shall comply with all building and electrical
matching funds for FRDAP grant award codes. Holiday lights and decorations may be erected no earlier
Resolution 2006-52 Declaring 2 vehicles as surplus and au- than four (4) weeks prior to the subject holiday with the excep-
thorizing sale at auction tion of the Christmas/Hanukkah holidays. Christmas/Hanukkah
lights and decorations may be erected no earlier than October
Resolution 2006-53 Approves 1st Amendment to Nextel 15th. All holiday lights and decorations must be removed within
Communications Site Lease Agreement two (2) weeks following the holiday.
Resolution 2006-54 Sets Tentative Millage Rate of 6.6 mils
for FY 2006-2007
Resolution 2006-55 Appoints James Peterson to the General Support your
Employees Pension Board as resident member ~ LOCG~C
Resolution 2006-56 Authorizes the purchase of a utility tractor BuSt~'I,QSS6S
with options from Sunrise Tractor and Equipment of West
Palm Beach
Resolution 2006-57 Authorizes the Purchase of 2 Cushman
Haulsters
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LIBRARY NEWS 841-3383 Toddler Time
303 Anchorage Drive Saturday, Oct. 28th at 10:15 a.m., parents and toddlers birth to 23
North Palm Beach, Florida 33408 months are invited to a specially designed program to promote
language enrichment and interaction through books, music and
OCTOBER IN THE LIBRARY movement.
Movie Time
Saturday, Oct. 28th at 11:30 a.m., ages 6-10 are invited to join us
'a for a movie and refreshments. -!~,
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Nighty Night Halloween Program ~ ~
Wear a costume to the library on Thursday, Oct. ~ ~
WINE, CHEESE, AUTHOR LECTURE 26~' at 6 p.m. Ages 4-8 are invited to this drop-off
OCTOBER 20, 2006, 6-8 p.m. program. Join us fora "spooktacular" evening of
Halloween stories, puppets, music and a movie. Parents may
James D. Snyder, author of A LIGHT IN THE WILDERNESS: wish to have a photo opportunity when the program is over.
the story of the Jupiter Inlet lighthouse & the southeast Florida
frontier, will be the featured speaker for the "Second Annual
Member Appreciation Night."
All library members, staff and Village residents interested in SOth AririlVerSary SpOriSOCS
joining the Friends of the Library are cordially invited on Friday,
October 20, 2006 at 6 p.m. Wine and cheese will be served in The Village of North Palm Beach would like to thank the follow-
the Obert Room followed by the author lecture. Mr. Snyder's ing additional sponsors for their contributions to making the 50th
book on the Jupiter Lighthouse will be available for purchase. A Anniversary memorable to all.
good choice for a Christmas present!
NPB LIBRARY CATALOG ONLINE Corporate Sponsor
www.village-npb.org Sponsors listed alphabetically
Library patrons may now access the Library catalog at Fastsigns
www.village-npb.org. Click on "Libr m the left hand col- Jerry & Judy Pierman
umn, then "NPB Library Catalog" and you are ready to enter
your 11-digit card number. Besides accessing the catalog you
will be able to check your account. At the present time you can- Hurricane Electrical Safety
not place a "hold" on library materials. (Please note: When Important things to know about protecting
doing an author search, be sure to enter the last name first.) yourself and your property
Reference U.S.A. now available online Pre-Storm Preparation:
Reference USA has information on 14 million U. S. businesses, • Remove large lighting fixtures.
285,000 executives, 200 million residents, 832,000 physicians, • Make sure all exterior electrical outlets are covered.
dentists and more! Simple to use! • Inspect power lines for obstructions and remove any
TREESEARCHERS GENEALOGY CLUB branches likely to hit lines during a high wind.
• Check motorized shutters to ensure proper operation.
The TreeSearchers Genealogy Club will meet on Tuesday, Octo- • If you have a generator, inspect all connections and run it for
ber 17~' at 7:00 p.m. This is a chance for fellow genealogy en- a few minutes to ensure proper operation.
thusiasts to share their research techniques and tips. Important
update: Ancestry Library Edition is now available at the li- Before the Storm Hits:
brary. Heritage Quest can be accessed from home at the Library • Unplug all electronics and sensitive appliances to protect
website. New members are always welcome! If you have any against power surges.
questions, please call Sue at 841-3383. . Follow all rules related to lightning including staying out of
CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT the tub or shower, not talking on landline phones that are
plugged into the wall, and wear shoes when walking outside.
Fall Story Hours • If the power goes out, unplug all major appliances and place
Join us for stories, puppets, crafts, music, movies and a new the air conditioner thermostat in the off position. When
theme each week. Ages 4 & 5 meet Mondays, ages 6-8 on Tues- power is restored your appliances can draw three to four
days. Both are drop-offs at 3:30 p.m. Ages 2 & 3 meet with a times the electrical current they normally use. This could
parent at 10:15 a.m. on Wednesdays. cause ashort-term electrical overload and possibly another
power outage. Food inside a freezer will remain frozen up
Kids Express to 36 hours if the door is kept closed. Wrapping the freezer
Friday, Oct. 6~' at 4 p.m. ages 9-12 meet for library games, fun in blankets will help insulate it.
and refreshments.
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Village Manager's Message 841-3380 POOL 691-3427
Mark Bates, Village Manager
mbates@village-npb.org
October brings the conclusion of our Village's annual fiscal POOL HOURS
year... and it is a perfect time to "look ahead" to plans being OCTOBER
outlined for our Village in the new year ahead. The Village has
again taken steps to reduce property tax rates -lowering them CLOSED MONDAYS
from 6.8 mils to 6.4 mils in the coming year. We're also con-
tinuing to stretch our Village funds through grant applications Tuesday -Saturday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
allowing further improvements to our Village parks and pool. Sunday 12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Some of the highlights of the coming year's budget include:
• Plans and construction of the North Public Safety annex on
Carolinda Drive north of the Parker Bridge WATER AEROBICS
• Refurbishment of the Osborne Park Community Center
Replacement of the our Community Center floor water aerobics are ongoing and open to all. Classes are held
• Wednesday and Friday mornings at 10:15 AM at the Country
• Landscaping and paving of the Village Hall parking lot Club Pool. Certified instructor is Jane Burge. Cost is $5/class.
• Continue our Village neighborhood street overlay and side
walk repair programs
• Development of a "master plan" for Anchorage Park's Re- ~ TENNIS 626-6515
creation improvement
• Demolition and removal of the abandoned Wastewater North Palm Beach Country Club Welcomes:
Plant at Anchorage Park Brian Newcomer, Asst. Tennis Professional
• Opening of our new "Nicklaus Signature" golf course CHECK OUT OUR
• Refurbishment of Village bridges on Monet Road and JUNIOR AND ADULT PROGRAMS!
Lighthouse Drive
• Continued commitment to public safety improvements Junior Tennis
through addition of one police officer and one fire inspector Tiny Tots (4-6)
• Provide reasonable funding for cost increases in insurance, Tuesday/Thursday 3:30 PM-4:00 PM
fuel & utilities, and staff compensation
• Continue providing high levels of customer service and Future Stars (7-9)
resident information Tuesday/Thursday 4:00 PM-5:00 PM
Since the holidays will be approaching in just a little over a Grand Slam/Challengers (10-18)
month, we've planned to start our initial Anchorage Park Monday/Wednesday 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
"master plan" resident-input meetings in January (we'll let you
know the meeting's date, time and location in our coming newsletter. JUnlor Tenn1S TOUrnanlentS
1st Saturday of each month 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Our Building Department's relocation to Village Hall is now
complete and - by all accounts -has been working wonder- Pizza Mixers
fully. Our staff automated our Village building permit and li- (Friday's 6-8 PM)
censing application process and are making great strides to con-
stantly improve our service to you. ADULT TENNIS
Our new "Nicklaus Signature" Country Club Golf Memberships Monthly Themed Mixer
(GM's) have vastly exceeded our planned level of 500... so (Check Pro-Shop for Times and Dates)
we've established a waiting list for only Village Residents who
seek to join as a Golf Member. You'll be happy to know that a Beginner's/Intermediate Weekend Drill 9-10:30 AM
Golf Membership is not required in order to play at our new Ladies Night Tuesday 6:30 - 8:00 PM
club. Any Village Resident may purchase a $15 Resident
Membership (RM) card at our club (residency identification is Men's Drill Night -Every Wednesday 6:30-8:00 PM
required). Resident Membership (RM) cards provide a 33%
discount on our Club's retail golf rates. As course grasses con- NEW! Cardio Tennis (Heart Pumping Tennis Fitness)
time to grow and strengthen, we continue to plan for aninitial/ Friday 9:00 - 10:30 AM
limited opening of the new course toward the middle of Novem-
ber (only about 6 weeks from now!). TEAM TENNIS
Have a Fun and Safe Halloween... All the Best! Mandatory Practices Start!!
Mark Bates, Village Manager Check Pro Shop for your teams day and time
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PUBLIC SAFETY 848-2525
560 U. S. Highway One
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
J"~ HALLOWEEN SAFETY TIPS `'iY~
Do not allow a child to go "Trick or Treating" alone. An adult should accom-
pany young children and older children should take a friend.
> Be certain to accompany young children to the door of every house they ap- >
proach. Do not stay in the car.
Make sure that parents are familiar with every house and all people from which the children receive treats.
Children should be cautioned that they SHOULD NEVER enter any home without prior permission from their parents.
Children should be cautioned NEVER to approach any vehicle, occupied or not, unless they are accompanied by a par-
ent.
Make sure that all children carry a flashlight and/or wear reflective clothing. (Reflective tape and striping can be added
to a costume or Trick or Treat bag for increased visibility).
When using facial masks, make sure that children can see properly.
All costumes and masks should be flame resistant.
Children should be warned NEVER to approach any house that is not well lit and does not have a porch or "outside"
light on.
Children should be cautioned to remember any suspicious incidents and report them to their parents and/or the police.
Children should be cautioned to run away from people who try to trick them with special treats (especially if the person
is in a vehicle).
Children should be instructed to scream and make a scene if anyone tries to grab them or force them, in any way, to go
with them.
Parents should inspect all treats prior to children consuming them and dispose of anything that seems to have been tam-
pered with, has been opened, or is not wrapped.
A great alternative to "Trick or Treating" is for parents to organize parties at home, in schools, at a shopping mall, com-
munity center or places of worship. Check your local newspapers for information on special events.
The North Palm Beach Department of Public Safety hopes that each of you have a Safe and Happy Halloween.
~ If you have any questions regarding Halloween Safety Tips ~-~
--~ please contact Officer Williams 841-3300. -~
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THE RTH PALM BEA H L TEER FIRE DEPARTME T
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AND THE
NORTH PALM BEACH PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT
WILL BE HOSTING ITS ANNUAL SAFETY FAIR
Saturday, October 21, 2006 - 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Bring the Entire Family for a Day of Fun
At Your Fire Department in the Public Safety Building
There will be activities for all ages!
h There will be live demonstrations, static displays of equipment, games and hot dogs and soda.
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Public Safety Building/Fire Bays, 560 U. S. Highway #1, North Palm Beach
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or if you wish to donate towards this year's safety event ~ : '
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RECREATION DEPARTMENT 841-3386
603 Anchorage Drive
North Palm Beach FL 33408
Holyland Experience is an inspiring, full day of discovery that takes you 2000 years back in time to the world of the Bible. It
brings to life ancient Israel as a unique, thriving world filled with fascinating exhibits and venues. Learn about the Wilderness Tab-
ernacle and the Great Temple; discover the amazing history of the Bible; explore the city of Jerusalem in miniature; see re-
enactments of Jesus' ministry, His life, death, and resurrection; and feel the power and passion of our original musical productions.
Orlando -October 12th - $60
Dolphins/Vikings We still have tickets for the November 19th Dolphins game against the Minnesota Vikings. The cost is
$85/perSOn. BUS departs from the COmmUlllty Center for the 1:00 pm kickoff (NFL reserves the option to change this game to an 8:30 pm kickoff
- so if you are registering for this trip, keep the entire day free)
Theatre of the Sea Take a trip to Islamorada, in the Keys, to visit the one-and-only Theater of the Sea. You ~
will be able to enjoy dolphin, sea lion, and parrot shows, a guided tour of marine life exhibits, lagoon-side
beach, and the bottomless boat ride. One of the shows is always taking place; guests join the one that is in pro-
gress when they arrive. The unique shows integrate conservation issues, natural history, anatomy, and husbandry
into an entertaining and educational format. October 28th - $55
Silver Springs Is a 350 acre nature theme park in Ocala, Fl, that surrounds the headwaters of the beautiful Silver River, the larg-
est artesian spring formation in the world. You can view the underground springs from our famous glass-bottom boats, where you'll
see fish, shellfish, turtles and alligators in water that's up to 80 feet deep and 99.8% pure. Walk the beautiful grounds and experience
the natural habitats of Florida's largest alligators, endangered bears and panthers, plus an entertaining variety of wildlife shows from
Birds of Prey to snakes and reptiles. There are rides and exhibits for all ages in a natural setting of stunning beauty. November 4 th-
$75
~ Rosa Fiorelli Winery Lunch & Tour Rosa and Antonio Fiorelli invite you to enjoy a visit to South Flor-
'~-~ ida's first winery and vineyard. Learn about the art of growing grapes and making wine, taste Florida's finest
locally produced wines, or just spend some time experiencing something new and unique. The tours include a
'walk through the vineyards where you will receive information about growth seasons, pruning times, harvesting
times, and different varieties of grapes. You will also visit the manufacturing plant and become informed on the
winery process and how grapes are crushed, pressed, fermented, and bottled. November 10 th - $45. Call Bill
Egan at 841-3389 for information on future travel tours.
eBay -How to Buy and Sell -fun and informative class that will teach you the ins and outs of Internet auction selling. You
will learn how to take pictures: digital vs- regular camera, what to sell, how to price it and how to pick a category, write a descrip-
tion that sells, without being a computer whiz, after it sells... then what?, and finally, packing and shipping. Loli Cooper will ex-
plainthe process, from beginning to end in an interactive style. All participants are encouraged to bring an object they'd like to sell.
Participants must be computer literate. Class size is limited! Fee: $25-AAB Saturday, October 14th 9:00-1:00.
Bridge Class -Beginning bridge classes start on November 13th. Class meets 9 times in the Anchorage Park Activities Building
on Mondays and Fridays from 9:30-11:00. Instructor: Jan Vandersluis Cost: $95/person. Register now.
Swing Dance -Everyone is watching "Dancing with the Stars". Take this 4 hour class and you can dance just like
they do on tv! Well, maybe not just like, but pretty close. Janet Kien will teach you how to swing dance in 2 nights! ~ ~ ~
10/23, 10/30, 6:30-8:30 - $40 Register now! ~ /
Table Tennis - Ping Zang will teach you the sport of Table Tennis. This is not your back porch ping gong game! Ping came to
Palm Beach County from China. He has numerous degrees and certifications in coaching and teaching this Olympic activity. In this
class you will learn many moves such as the forehand counter hit, the push, the no spin serve, topspin serve, a block against a loop
and maybe a loop against a drive! Join us! Fee: $55/month, Tuesday nights, Osborne Park beginning October 10th. Pre-register at
the Anchorage Park Activities Bldg.
Wine Workshop -Join Bob Burchill, a.k.a. "The Wine Guy" in a fast moving discussion on how to navi-
gate your way through the sometimes overwhelming world of wine. How to choose, serve, taste and enjoy
wine will be presented in a fun and lively format. Once this night is over, you'll be able to buy wine with con-
fidence from any store and describe what a wine tastes like! For the more knowledgeable wine drinker, you
will bring your understanding up to the next level. Fee: $10-AAB Tuesday, November 14th 7:00-8:00 pm ~ ~ ~
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Hospice Workshops
Hospice of Palm Beach County presents "Choices Taking Control When Things Seem Out of Control". The following workshops
will be held at the Anchorage Park Activities Building and are free but we request that you call to RSVP your seat as soon as possi-
ble. 841-3386.
5 Wishes -Living Will with a Heart
There are many things in life that are out of our hands. When facing end-of--life decisions, having a living will puts
you in control when you can't speak for yourself. The Five Wishes goes beyond most state forms to deal with your
emotional, personal and spiritual wishes. Five Wishes kits will be provided. October 10th, at 11:00 am.
Your Life and Your Legacy
Create your own legacy! Legacies are rare and special gifts from one person to another; from one generation to the neat. Learn how
to capture, cherish, and share life's most precious memories! Because your life matters! ! ! November 14th, at 11:00 am.
Stress Reduction
How can we handle life with its many challenges and opportunities and still stay balanced. Join us for information on stress reduc-
tion, aromatherapy, and more. Relax and leave your problems behind! December 12th, at 11:00 am.
Santa Auditions - We have the suits, we need someone who can fill the boots! Anyone interested in portraying
Santa for us this year is requested to contact the Recreation Department. We will need a Santa for many activities
such as the Tree Lighting Ceremony, Santa's Sleigh rides, Santa for Hire, Santa's Visits, etc. Qualified people
~ ~ must enjoy children, be jolly, have a hearty chuckle, possess an ample mid-section (best if shakes like a bowl full
~i of jelly), and who will appear "realistic" in costume in order to fulfill the dreams of local children! If you meet
~ these qualifications, please contact us now! Santa-to be will have to pass a criminal background check. Call 841-
3386 for more information.
Arts & Crafts Fall Festival -It's right around the corner! Don't forget to mark your calendars for the annual Arts & Crafts Fall
Festival that will be held at the Community Center, 1200 Prosperity Farms Road. This year we will be showing on
Saturday, November 4 from 9:00-4:00. Crafters from all over South Florida will be displaying their crafts. Booths will
be located both indoors and outdoors. Hope to see you there!
Youth Basketball Registration -For youth 5-16 years of age. If you register for this winter youth basketball program between
October 2nd - 21st the discounted rate is $60/resident, $70/non-resident. After October 21, the price returns
/~j~ to $70/resident and $80/non-resident. Each team will have approximately 2 games/week and a practice.
N~.IJU~~ Games will be played weeknights and Saturdays at the NPB Community Center. All participants 9 years +
will be drafted onto teams. Coaches are needed. For more details, call Adam at 841-3389, after 4:00 pm.
Halloween Activities -Costume Parade & Ghost Hunt! Kids 5-10 years of age are invited to join the Recreation Department on
Monday, October 30th at 6:00 pm for a Halloween costume parade followed by a Ghost Hunt. Bring your
flashlights and atrick-or-treat sack to stash the goodies you find! For more information contact Nick Pomona
at 841-3387 for a complete schedule.
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OCTOBER DATES TO REMEMBER
October 9, 2006
Columbus Day Observed ~
October 16, 2006
National Boss's Day
October 29, 2006
Daylight Savings Time Ends
October 31, 2006
Halloween
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OCTOBER 2 O O 6
WELCOME CONTINENTAL CATERING ~r
~- VOLUNTEER NEEDED FOR PLANNING
Our Country Club is proud to welcome Continental Catering COMMISSION:
as the new operator of our Club restaurant and lounge starting
in October. Continental Catering is owned and operated by ~ ~ One volunteer is needed for a vacancy on the Plan-
Randy Epstein, along-time resident of our local area. Under mng Commission. Applicants must be Village resi-
his leadership Continental Catering serves many venues in our dents. The Planning Commission meets at 7:00 p.m. on the first
area including the Roger Dean Stadium, the Palm Beach Gar- Tuesday of every month, in the Council Chambers at Village Hall.
dens Golf Course and pool, and Moroso Motorsports Park The Planning Commission is designated as the governmental en-
tity to act as the "local planning agency" in accordance with F.S.
Randy and his management staff are currently refurbishing the 163. Applications are available from the Village Clerk's office in
Club's restaurant and lounge areas and will be open by No- the Village Hall, 501 U.S. Highway 1, by calling 841-3355, or
vember lgt -and maybe earlier. Continental Catering will of- from the website at www.village-npb.org.
fer new menus, specialty nights, holiday and social events to
our community. "I am very excited to be part of the Village HVAC CONTRACTOR NEEDED FOR CONSTRUCTION
and hope to create a social hub for residents to enjoy and bring BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT & APPEALS:
their friends and relatives to for a relaxing, entertaining dining A volunteer is needed for one vacancy on the Construction Board
experience" said Mr. Epstein. of Adjustment and Appeals. This position must be filled by an
Continental Catering welcomes residents to stop by to see our HVAC Contractor. Applicants are not required to be residents of
Club's new facelift and meet Mr. Epstein and his staff. Ban- the Village. The Construction Board of Adjustment & Appeals
quet and catering information at the Club is available by call- meets on call, as needed, to consider variances of the technical
ing Mr. Doug Brown at 308-1188. Employment opportunities codes and to hear appeals of decisions and interpretations of the
are also available from Continental at the new Club restaurant building official. Applications are available from the Village
and lounge by calling Mr. Patrick Robertson 324-3288. Our Clerk's office in the Village Hall, 501 U.S. Highway 1, or by call-
Village welcomes Continental Catering as our new Club res- ing 841-3355.
taurant and lounge operator!
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