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Entries by Town of Palm Beach
Help improve Town internet
November 19, 2016 in News and Notices /by Town of Palm BeachAbout 600 lose power in Seaspray Avenue area
November 17, 2016 in News and Notices /by Town of Palm BeachFiber-Optic Feasibility Study
November 11, 2016 in News and Notices /by Town of Palm BeachNext UUTF Meeting December 6
November 9, 2016 in Meetings and Presentations, News and Notices /by Town of Palm BeachThe next Underground Utilities Task Force meeting will be held on Tuesday, December 6, 2016 beginning at 9:00 am in Town Council Chambers.
Update at Citizens’ Association
November 8, 2016 in Meetings and Presentations, News and Notices /by Town of Palm BeachOn Wednesday, November 2, 2016 the Town of Palm Beach provided an undergrounding update at the Citizens’ Association. Town Manager Tom Bradford discussed the progress of the undergrounding project, upcoming milestones, and addressed questions from the audience. The Town Council voted to convert overhead utilities to an underground location and Town voters approved the financing […]
Hurricane Matthew and Undergrounding
October 30, 2016 in News and Notices /by Town of Palm BeachThe Town of Palm Beach, and south Florida in general, were very lucky with Hurricane Matthew grazing our coastline and making landfall further north. However, Hurricane Matthew did disrupt power throughout the entire North End of Town north of Wells Road and for about half the customers in the Midtown area. Power was fully restored […]
Lessons From Other Communities
October 30, 2016 in News and Notices /by Town of Palm BeachProject Status Report
October 30, 2016 in Uncategorized /by Town of Palm BeachLegal Update
October 30, 2016 in News and Notices /by Town of Palm BeachThe Town has two lawsuits that challenge the undergrounding project’s 1.) financing and 2.) ballot language. The Town’s positon is the ballot language was clear in its intent to bury overhead utility lines through special assessment and cannot be challenged since the referendum was already passed by the voters. The financing of undergrounding is through […]