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SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER
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Village Council / Clerk
Pg. 2—Village Council / Clerk
RECENT COUNCIL ACTION
Ordinance 2010-09 Provides for appointment of Code Enforcement Special Magistrate
Ordinance 2010-10 Expands allowable area for dogs in Anchorage Park; prohibits retractable leashes in all
Village parks
Ordinance 2010-11 Limits political signs to one sign per candidate or issue per parcel
Resolution 2010-35 Approves Hurricane/Disaster Debris Removal Contract
Resolution 2010-36 Ratifies Emergency Repair of Public Safety Air Conditioning Chiller
Resolution 2010-37 Opposes Amendment 4, a proposed amendment to the Florida Constitution that would
force voters to decide all amendments to municipal and county comprehensive land
use plans; urges citizens to vote no on Amendment 4
Resolution 2010-38 Acknowledging Acceptance of Franchise Agreement by Florida Public Utilities and ap-
proving an Agreement to Modify Franchise Ordinance
Resolution 2010-39 Establishing tentative millage rate for FY2011 and setting date of first Public Hearing on
the tentative budget and proposed millage rate
Complete text for all proposed ordinances, as well as newly enacted ordinances and resolutions, is available
at www.village-npb.org. See the link for Public Hearings.
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Mayor Manuel presented a proclamation to Phil
Donovan, Florida Water Professionals Association, in
recognition of Florida Water Professionals Week.
Mayor Manuel presented certificates to Code
Enforcement Board members Alfred Cilcius and
Chairman Eric Hoecker in appreciation of their
service to the Village.
Public Safety
BEGIN EXPLORING YOUR FUTURE TODAY!
The North Palm Beach Police Explorer Post 911 brings local youth and law
enforcement together through leadership, teamwork and training. The North Palm
Beach Police Explorers is a group of young people ages 14-21 with a 2.5 or
higher GPA (grade point average) and good moral character, who have an
interest in learning about law enforcement as a possible career. Explorers learn
about the law, court procedures, police patrol techniques, and organizational
skills. The Explorers Program provides youth with an opportunity to work
side-by-side with police officers and observe their daily duties. Additionally, the
North Palm Beach Police Explorers attend all special events and contribute
numerous hours of volunteer services to their community.
The North Palm Beach Police Explorers compete against other explorers in both
local and state competitions. Without exception they place among the top in all
events. The explorers compete in the following scenarios: In-Progress, Traffic and
Felony Stop, Bomb Threat, Traffic Crash, Crisis Intervention, Active Shooter, Physical
Agility, Bicycle Patrol, Search and Arrest, and Crime Scene. If you are interested in
working with a team of dedicated individuals that desire law enforcement as a career,
please contact Sergeant Angela Dallesandro at 841-3300.
BACK-TO-SCHOOL SAFETY TIPS
If your child rides their bicycle to school, remind them of the rules of the road. Have your children practice their
hand signals for stopping and turning. Also remind them to not have their mp3 or iPods on the loudest volume
while they ride; they need to be able to hear the traffic and be aware of their surroundings so they do not get
injured. And always remind them to wear their helmets.
If your child takes the bus to school, practice a few days in advance what should be done in emergency
situations. Remind them that there are no seatbelts on buses and that they
always need to remain in their seats. If they get scared, or it is their first
time, have them talk to the bus driver and get to know them, especially if
they will be the regular driver. Many school bus drivers care about their
passengers, but if your child feels uncomfortable around their new
one, find out why. If they are verbally abusive, report them as soon
as possible. Riding to school should be enjoyable, not fearful.
Be careful of what types of food you put in your child's school lunch.
During the summer, many parents will opt to put in the child's favorite
sandwich and forget about the blazing sun. Many schools are not enclosed
and the lunches hang outside the classrooms in full view of the hot sun. This
is not good for the mayonnaise in the egg or chicken salad sandwiches.
Be watchful for spoilable foods you place in their lunches.
Public Safety —Pg. 3
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DON’T PAY TWICE FOR CONSTRUCTION
Construction Lien Law
According to Florida law, those who work on your property or provide materials, and
are not paid-in-full, have a right to enforce their claim for payment against your
property. This claim is known as a Construction Lien. Even if you have paid your
contractor in full, if your contractor fails to pay subcontractors or material suppliers, they can look to your
property for payment. This means that potentially, your property could be sold against your will to pay for
labor, materials and/or other services for which your contractor failed to pay. Make sure you file a Notice of
Commencement with Palm Beach County for any project where the job value is $2,500 or more ($7,500 for
Mechanical work) to avoid paying twice for the same work or materials.
A Release of Lien is a written statement that removes your property from the threat of a construction lien.
You should stipulate in the contract that before any payment is made, your contractor is required to provide
you with a written Release of Lien from any person or company that has provided to you a “Notice to Owner.”
Florida’s Construction Lien Law is very complex. You should consult an attorney if you have specific
questions or problems.
Community News
M em b er s o f t h e N o r t h Pa l m B e a c h
Y a c h t C l u b i n vi t e a l l V i l l a g e
r e s i d e n t s t o j o i n t h e m i n a
S u n d o w n C er em o n y a t 6 :3 0 p m o n
Mo n d a y even i n g, S ep t em ber 2 7th o n
t h e f r o n t l a w n o f t h e C o u n t r y
C l u b. T h e c er em o n y w ill be a m o nt h l y
ev en t o n th e f o u r t h Mo n d a y of ev er y
m o n t h. In Sep t em b er it c o m m em o r a t es
A m er i c a n s w h o l o s t t h ei r l i v es d u r i n g
t h e d i f f i c u l t d a y s o f S ep t em b er f r o m
t h e B a t t l e of A n ti et a m to th e a tt a c k o n
t h e W o r l d T r a d e C en t er .
Pg. 4– Community News
ILLEGAL DUMPING AND ILLICIT DISCHARGES
These are some things that should not be discharged or placed
in a STORMWATER SYSTEM:
• Leaves or grass clipping
• Wash water with detergents
• Fertilizers, herbicides, or
pesticides
• Paint, oils, or solvents
• Sediment or debris
* KEEP POLLUTION OUT OF OUR WATERS *
If you suspect a discharge or spill is hazardous, call 911. For all
other discharges, spills or illegal dumping call you Code
Enforcement at 841-3367 or Public Works at 691-3440.
OPEN-AIR PAVILION (CHICKEE HUTS)
In 2009, the Village Council adopted Ordinance 2009-04 defining an Open-Air Pavilion within the R-1
single-family residential district for recreation, entertainment, contemplation or meditation purposes. The
definition includes all types of chickee or tiki huts, pergolas, and other pavilion-type structures. All Open-Air
Pavilions require a building or zoning permit prior to installation. Please contact our Community Development
Department for further details at 882-1156.
A traditional chickee hut means a type of chickee hut that consists solely of an
open-sided wooden hut with a thatched roof of palm or palmetto or other
traditional materials constructed by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida or
the Seminole Tribe of Florida and does not incorporate any electrical,
plumbing or other non-wood materials.
Traditional Chickee Hut
CHILDRENS SERVICES
MCDONALD’S READING CHALLENGE
The 18th annual McDonald’s
Reading Challenge will kick-off
in September. Children grades
kindergarten through 5th will
receive prizes and
coupons for free treats for
visiting the library and
using their library card.
CHESS FOR KIDS
Saturdays, 2:00-4:00pm.
Learn chess fundamentals.
Sign up at the children’s desk.
KIDS CRAFT
Fri. Sept. 10th, 3:30pm,
Ages 6-12
STORY TIMES
Tuesdays
10AM, Ages 2-3.
(40 min.)
Thursdays
10AM, Ages 3-4
(40 min)
Library
Library—Pg. 5
SEPTEMBER SEMINARS
Wednesday, September 1st, 2:00pm
Attorney G. Mark Shalloway, will be providing a free,
educational seminar on how you may protect your assets,
still qualify for Medicaid and ensure that the cost of long
term care does not mean going broke.
Tuesday, September 7th, 2:00pm
Learn how veterans or surviving spouses can qualify for a
special pension to pay for at-home help with activities of
daily living—at no cost. Presented by Tina Nolan of
A-Plus Private Care Services and Marshall McDonald,
Elder Care Attorney and CPA.
Tuesday, September 21st, 1:00pm
"Unraveling the mystery of Medicaid benefits and
Veterans benefits for long-term care expenses: How to
coordinate benefits so you get all the help you're entitled
to." Presented by Attorney Joseph Karp of the Karp Law
Firm.
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY
What Is “Friends of the Library”?
Since its inception in 1978, the Friends group
has grown to an estimated 1,700 members
across the country and has earned national
recognition as one of the most active
library-support organizations in the United
States. Friends members support the library
by raising funds to develop and expand its
facilities and services to the community.
As a Friends member, you'll receive
admittance to a Friends-only night at the
annual book sale. You'll have the satisfaction
of knowing you're making a real contribution to
your library system! Annual membership rates:
individual membership is $10; Family
Membership $15; Sponsor $25; Patron $50.
Applications are available at the library’s
circulation desk.
Donate Your Books, DVD’s & CD’s
The annual book sale is in January but it is
never too early to clean off your bookshelves
and bring your books, DVD’s and CD’s to the
library. If you are unable to bring them in, call
the library and leave a message for “The
Friends.” We will arrange a time that is
convenient for you and a volunteer will pick up
your donations.
Board Members Needed
Friends of the Library has two openings for
Board Members. This is a very worthwhile
group that is involved in various fund raising
activities. Please drop off your name and
telephone number at the circulation desk or
send an email to npbfriends@aol.com if you
are interested.
LUNCH BOX TRAVEL
Travel Video shown every Wednesday in Sept. at
12:00pm. Bring a bag lunch and share your travel
experiences. For more information call Betty at 841-3383.
GENEALOGY CLUB
The TreeSearchers Genealogy Club will hold their first Fall
meeting on Tues., Sept. 21st at 7:00pm at the library.
Everyone is invited to attend this informative meeting
where researching techniques, websites, useful research
materials, etc. are shared and discussed. If you have any
questions please call Sue at 841-3383.
Pg. 6—Fall Activity Schedule
Fall Activity Schedule
YOUTH ACTIVITY
Ballet
Fee: $115/110(RDF)/8wk– AX, AAB
Age/Level Start Time
Beg. 5–7 yrs T-9/7 4:30
Juniors T-9/7 5:30
Teens T-9/7 7:15
Ballroom Dance
Fee:$115/110(RDF)/8wk– AX, AAB
Age/Level Start Time
Beg. 7 yrs. + M-9/13 5:30
Coach Kari’s Sports Camps
Fee:$40/35(RDF)/day– CC *During school
holidays, vacations & teacher conference days.
(9/6, 9/9, 10/15, 11/02, 11/24, 11/26)
Age/Level Time
5–14 yrs 9:00-12:00
Clay Play
Fee: $65/60(RDF)/8wk-YA
Age/Level Start Time
9-12 yrs W-9/15 4:30-6:00
Elementary Art
Fee: $65/60(RDF)/4wk – AAB
Age/Level Start Time
5-10yrs Th-9/16 4:00-5:00
Hip Hop Dance
Fee: $115/110(RDF)/8wk - AX
Age/Level Start Time
Beg. 5-9 yrs. M-9/13 4:30
Juniors 10-13 yrs. M-9/13 5:30
Seniors 13+ yrs. M-9/13 6:30
Homework HQ
Fee: $50/45(RDF)/M-F - AAB
Age/Level Start Time
6-12 yrs. M-F 2:15-4:00
Venture Time
Fee: $30/25(RDF)/M-F - AAB
Age/Level Start Time
6-12 yrs. M-F 4:00-5:30
Lyrical Dance
Fee:$115/110(RDF)8wk-AAB, AX
Age/Level Start Time
teens M-9/13 4:30
Poised & Polished
Fee: $95/90(RDF)/6 wk - AAB
Age/Level Start Time
10–13 yrs Th-9/23 5:00-6:00
Duplicate Bridge
Fee:$5-$6/player–OSB, AAB
Start Time
Sun. 1:00 OSB
Mon. 7:00 AAB
Tues. 12:30 OSB
Fri. 12:30 OSB
Island Style Cooking
Fee: $24/22(RDF)/wk– AAB
Start Time
W-9/15 6:30-8:00
Jazzercise
Register at Class – Osb
Start Time
M,W,F. 9:30-10:30
M-Th. 6:00-7:00
Sat. 9:00-10:00
Learn to Draw
Fee: $65/60(RDF)/4wk – AA
*Supply fee of $15 due at first class
Start Time
W-9/21 4:00-5:00
Pilate Mat
Fee: $12/10(RDF)/cls,$75/70(RDF)/10cls– AX
Start Time
T,Th-9/21 9:00-10:00
Sewing
Fee: $85/80(RDF)/8wk – AAB
Start Time
W-9/15 6:00-8:30
Refuse to be a Victim
Fee:$47/45(RDF)/6 hour course
Start Time
T, Th-9/7 6:00-9:00
Table Tennis
Fee: $85/80(RDF)3mo – Osb
Start Time
T,F-9/3 7:15-8:45
Tai Chi Chuan/Qi Gong
Fee:$55/50(RDF)/5wk / $17/15(RDF)/cls- AX
Start Time
F-9/3 9:30-10:30
Yoga
Fee:$55/50(RDF)/cls or $17/15(RDF)/cls- AX
Start Time
M-9/6 10:30-12:00
W-9/1 6:00-7:30
Sat-9/4 9:00-10:30
Secret Garden
Fee: $25/20(RDF)/4wk - AA
Age/Level Start Time
8-12 yrs Th-10/7 4:00-5:30
8-12 yrs Th-11/4 4:00-5:30
Spanish in Action
Fee: $115/8wk - AAB
Age/Level Start Time
6-7 yrs M-9/13 4:00-4:50
8-9 yrs M-9/13 5:00-5:50
Special Needs Academic Camp
Fee: Sep.-$35/30(RDF)/wk or $65/60(RDF)/mo
Oct.- $35/30(RDF)/wk or $155/150(RDF)/mo –AAB
Age/Level Start Time
8-13 yrs Sat-9/18 9-12:00
8-13 yrs Sat-10/2 9-12:00
Tap/Jazz
Fee: $115/$205/$235/8wk-AAB, AX
Age/Level Start Time
3-5 yr, beg. T-9/7 3:00
5-7 yr, 1 yr exp. T-9/7 3:30
6-9 yr, 1 yr exp. T-9/7 3:30
6-10 yr, beg. T-9/7 4:00
10-13 yr, 3 yr exp. T-9/7 4:30
Teens, 5 yr exp. T-9/7 5:30
ADULT ACTIVITY
Aqua Cardio Fit
Fee: $5/person
Start Time
W,F 10:15
Bellydancing
Fee: $75/70(RDF)/8wk - AX
Start Time
Th-9/16 6:30-8:00
Body Sculpting
Fee: $90/85(RDF)/8cls or $19/$17(RDF)/cls- AX
Start Time
M,W-9/13 8:30-9:30
Chinese
Fee: $145/140(RDF)/8wk-AM
Start Time
Th-9/16 6:30-8:00
Country Line Dance
Fee: $5/cls-OSB
Start Time
W 7:00-9:00
Digital Photography
Fee: $105/100(RDF)/5wk - AAB
Start Time
Sar-9/18 9:00-11:00
Building Codes:
Anchorage Activities Building (841-3386) AAB 603 Anchorage Dr.
Anchorage Exercise AX 603 Anchorage Dr.
Anchorage Meeting Room AM 603 Anchorage Dr.
Anchorage Art AA 603 Anchorage Dr.
Osborne Park OSB 715 Prosperity Fm. Rd.
Community Center (841-3389) CC 1200 Prosperity Fm. Rd.
Students must be registered with the Recreation Department before attending a class.
(RDF) = North Palm Beach resident discount fee.
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Parks & Recreation
International Coastal Cleanup
The Village is participating in the International Coastal
Cleanup 2010, sponsored by Keep Palm Beach
County Beautiful, on Sat., Oct. 2nd, 8am—noon. We
are encouraging
residents to join
the efforts to clean
our public water-
front areas. Our
cleanup areas will
be Lakeside Park
and Anchorage
Park. We are
looking for volun-
teers! Call 841-
3386 to help!
KFT (Kids Field Trips) CAMP
When school is out, the fun is on at NPB Recreation.
Join Bill and the staff as we get on the bus for a fun-
filled, all-day bus trip. Ages 9-15 yrs. Trips leave from
Anchorage Park.
Thurs., Sep. 9th—Wet N’ Wild in Orlando, $53.25
Fri., Oct. 15th—Sea World in Orlando, $63.90
Tues., Nov. 2nd—Miami Metro Zoo, $53.25
Table Tennis
Intermediate level players practice and play round
robin tournaments on Saturdays at Osborne Park at
11am. The cost is $2/person. Contact Gerald
Mangold at 845-2025 for more info.
Palm Beach Chess Club
Meets at Anchorage Park every Saturday from
9am – 4pm. All are welcome. Contact John Dockery
at 561-762-3377 for more info.
TRAVEL TOURS
Disney on Ice
Tickets on sale now for Sept. 18th trip to the Bank
Atlantic Center in Ft. Lauderdale to see
Disney on Ice – Mickey & Minnie’s Magical Journey!
Tickets are $37.27/person. The bus will depart at
approximately 1:30pm for a 3:30pm show and then
return around 7:00pm. This will be a delightful show
for the entire family. A responsible adult must
accompany all children under the age of 18.
Call 841-3386 for more information.
Looking for Dolphin and/or Chicago Bear fans!
Save the Date: Nov. 18th – Bus trip to Miami to see
the Dolphins vs. Chicago Bears. $80
includes your game ticket,
transportation and sub & soda
tailgate party! Come have a great
time and leave the driving &
parking hassles to us!
Parks & Recreation—Pg. 7
Movie in the Park
Our first fall, free, family outdoor movie at Anchorage
Park will be “Bedtime Stories” with Adam Sandler,
Keri Russell and Courtney Cox. Held on Saturday,
September 25th at 8:00pm. Concessions available by
hosting school. We will see you at the movies!
Village-Wide Garage Sale
Be sure not to miss the September 11th Village-wide
Garage Sale which will be held at Anchorage Park
from 7am—noon. A few spaces remain. Space size
10x7’, Price: $21.30. Bright Futures PTO is providing
concession and a bake sale. The sale promises to
have something for everyone.
Park Cleanup
We invite you and your family to take pride in
Anchorage Park by pitching in to help pick up litter on
the last Friday of each month. This monthly cleanup
will begin at 6pm. We have the grabbers, trash bags
and gloves. Materials can be obtained at the Anchor-
age Park Activities Bldg. We invite you to pick up
trash throughout the park, especially along the water
line. Community Service hours can be awarded, if
needed.
5K Ghost Run
Now registering now for the 5K Ghost Run to be held
on Sat., Oct. 23rd. The 5 kilometer (3.1 mile) certified
course begins and ends at Anchorage Park. All ages
between 7 and 90 years are eligible for participation.
In addition to the 5K, we will be holding a Spooky
Sprint for youths 3-6 years, and a 1K Goblin Run for
youth 7-10 years. The
school with the most
entrants will get an award!
Pre-registration fee is
$20/person. The first 200
entrants are guaranteed
a t-shirt. Applications
available at the rec. cen-
ters or on the village
website.
Arts & Crafts Fall Festival
We are accepting registra-
tions from crafters for the
annual Arts & Crafts Fall
Festival at the Community
Center on Sat., Nov. 13th
from 9am-4pm. For
more details please call
841-3386.
TOTAL: $100.00
Signature: _________________________________________________________________________________________________
PRICING AS FOLLOWS:
4”x8” Standard size imprinted: $100.00, per brick paver with or without clip art
“CLIP ART CHOICE” --- ( Please circle choice & indicate below)
Purchaser’s Name: _______________________________________
Address: _______________________________________________
City: _________________________________________________
State & Zip Code: ________________________________________
Phone #: _______________________________________________
E-Mail Address __________________________________________
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V i lla g e a n d l e ave a l as tin g m e m ory !
E v e r y o n e i s i n vi t e d t o b u y a p a ver
b r i c k , e i th e r fo r you , you r fa m i ly or
s o m e o n e e l s e , t o c o m m e m o r a t e a
s p e c i a l o c c a s i o n o r t o h on o r or
rem e m be r a lov e d on e .
B r i c k s w i l l be d i sp l a yed o n t h e Cou n tr y
Cl ub e nt ra n c e si d ewa l k , p ool dec k an d
ten n i s fa c i li t y sidewa lk .
You w il l al so r e cei ve a re p li c a t i l e
c oa st e r f o r a n ever yd a y r e m em bra n c e !
Print information exactly as you would like it appear. If no clip art is used, 3 lines with a maximum of 20 characters per
line is allowed. With clip art positioned to the left, 3 lines with a maximum of 12 characters is allowed. With clip art
positioned to the center of the Brick, 2 lines with a maximum of 20 characters per line is allowed. Note: spaces and
punctuation(s) are counted as characters! The Village of North Palm Beach reserves the right to screen all messages.
4” x 8” Brick Paver (DO NOT USE SHADED AREA WHEN INCLUDING CLIP ART.)
Clip Art ID __________ (Clip art aligned left. 3 lines aligned right, 12 characters each)
* Please note: The SWIM clipart CANNOT be used aligned to the left, only used in the CENTER*
4” x 8” Brick Paver (DO NOT USE SHADED AREA WHEN INCLUDING CLIP ART.)
Clip Art ID __________ (Clip art centered. 1 line on top, 1 line on bottom, 20 characters each)
* Please note: The GOLFER and FLAG clipart CANNOT be used in the center, only aligned to the LEFT *
Brick display section (Please check one):
CC Entrance Sidewalk _______ CC Pool Deck _______ Tennis Facility _______
If you wish to order more than one brick paver, a separate order form will be necessary for each brick.
*Please make checks payable to: Village of North Palm Beach, NO CASH ACCEPTED
You may mail or drop off your order form to Erica Shannon at the Village Manager’s Office in Village Hall, 501 US
Hwy One. Please allow 3-4 weeks for bricks to be delivered and installed at the Country Club. You will be notified when
your replica coaster is available for pick up.
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TENNIS
SWIM
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ORDER FORM
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Country Club
Try Something New Today!
Come check out the NPB Country Club
Tennis Center where you receive service
levels of a private club and can enjoy the
private country club experience at
value pricing. The entire country club
(tennis, golf, swimming, and restaurant/bar)
is open to the public.
At the tennis center registration is underway for the
after-school tennis program for children ages 4 to 17.
We also have classes on Saturdays. Children are
evaluated by staff and then placed in an
appropriate class based on their age and ability.
If it’s tennis you’re looking for we have a program for
you. There are fitness classes, teaching
clinics, organized play, leagues, and of course
private lessons are always available. The PBCWTA
teams (divisions 1 – 7) and the Palm Tennis teams
may still have openings. Please visit the website
at www.village-npb.org for complete details
regarding programming. You may also call
the tennis shop (626-6515) where our staff
will assist you in finding a program or a
team just for you.
North Palm Beach Country Club Membership
It’s time to join or renew your North Palm Beach Country Club membership.
In addition to playing our nationally ranked, championship Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course, there are so
many reasons to join today. Members will continue to receive discounts on their cart fees, golf shop purchases,
lessons, driving range balls, guest fees (limits apply) and even in-restaurant dining! In addition, we will be
continuing to offer 7-day advanced tee-time reservations to members, your private “members-only” short game
area, special events and free clinics throughout our golfing “season” as well as the right to walk when you play,
store your clubs here and have a locker in the clubhouse. Additionally, we will be introducing some new items
such personalized shaft labels free of charge annually to members.
North Palm Beach residents can “Early Pay” (pay before October 1, 2010) and receive last year’s membership
rates! Be sure to join or renew before October 1st to save money. If you are not a North Palm Beach resident,
we are offering a special on new non-resident memberships and keeping last year’s membership rates the
same.
• North Palm Beach Resident Memberships: $2,100 Early Pay Special or $2,205 beginning October 1st.
• Non-Resident Memberships: $2,995 for “new members” or $3,200 renewals.
*Rates are for single golf memberships and do not include applicable taxes. Call or stop by the Country Cub
Administration Office to join or get more details on ALL the memberships available. Sign up for the 2010-2011
golf season today!!
Country Club—Pg. 9
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Advisory Board Meeting Schedule
Audit Committee ………………………………………...on call
Code Enforcement Special Magistrate ………….………..on call
Construction Board of Adjustment……………………….on call
Golf Advisory Board …………..2nd Monday, monthly, 5:00pm
Library Advisory Board ………..4th Tuesday, monthly, 7:00pm
Pension Board - General Employees……………………..on call
Pension Board - Police & Fire …………………………...on call
Planning Commission …………..1st Tuesday, monthly, 6:30pm
Recreation Advisory Board ……..2nd Tuesday, monthly,7:30pm
Waterways Board ……………next to last Tuesday, monthly,
(except June, Aug, & Dec), 4:00pm
Zoning Board of Adjustment ……………………………..on call
Village of North Palm Beach
Village Council
William L. Manuel
Mayor
Darryl C. Aubrey, Sc. D.
Vice Mayor
David B. Norris
President Pro Tem
Robert A. Gebbia
Councilman
T.R. Hernacki, P.E.
Councilman
Jimmy Knight
Village Manager
Melissa Teal, CMC
Village Clerk
Village Council members can be
contacted through the office of the
Village Clerk at 841-3355 or by
email at council@village-npb.org
*All meetings are held at the
Village Hall, 501 US Highway One
and are open to the public*
Permanent Garbage Pickup Schedule
Mondays - Garbage only
Tuesdays - Trash, Bulk Items & Vegetation
Wednesdays - Garbage only
Thursdays - Trash, Bulk Items, Vegetation & Recycling
Fridays - Garbage only
Holiday Garbage Pickup Schedule
Mon., September 6th (Labor Day) Closed - No Garbage Pickup
Tues., September 7th - Garbage Only
Wed., September 8th - Trash & Vegetation
Thurs., September 9th - All Recycling
Fri., September 10th - Garbage Only
Country Club
Administration 691-3421
Golf Shop 691-3433
Pool 691-3427
Tennis 691-3425
Restaurant 691-3430
Community Development 841-3365
Finance 841-3360
Library 841-3383
Public Safety:
Emergency 911
Non-Emergency 848-2525
Public Works 691-3440
Recreation 841-3386
Anchorage Park 841-3386
Community Center 841-3389
Village Clerk’s Office 841-3355
Village Historian 841-3371
Village Manager’s Office 904-2122
Directory
Upcoming Council Meetings
Thursday, September 16, 2010, 7:30 pm
Thursday, September 30, 2010, 7:30 pm
Village Hall
501 U.S. Highway One
North Palm Beach, FL 33408
841-3380
www.village-npb.org