Town hall Meeting from 6-8pm on Wednesday, June 10th.
Compass, 201 N. Dixie Hwy
Lake Worth
I am delighted to share highlights of the Transition Towns conference that I attended in London last week as well as pictures and tales of community efforts in the UK to deal with climate change and peak oil.Compass, 201 N. Dixie Hwy
Lake Worth
• Explore a Cultural Exchange opportunity with Southend-on-Sea, 1-3 June. Southend-on-Sea is a coastal community one hour northeast of London, England. South-end has the longest fishing pier in the world and experiences some of the same challenges and opportunities as Lake Worth. I will be meeting with several government officials while in Southend to explore cultural exchange opportunities and will share these ideas with the commission upon my return.
• Pocket Parks - The City of Lake Worth owns right-of- ways along the Intracoastal Waterway. Most of these right-of-ways have been abandoned over the years by the city and have become private property. I am working to insure that the remaining few, approximately 8, remain public and become "pocket" parks for residents and future generations to enjoy. We can capitalize on our identity of a coastal community. Please note below the "waterfronts program" that we are applying for. A Waterfront Florida Community Designation from the State comes with a lot of benefits including grant monies. (See below for more details). Items/issues priorities to work on with Susan Stanton, our new City Manager:
- Golf Course - improving operations/ management and getting the rate structure in order, hiring necessary staff, improving the greens, etc.
- Formalize a grant review/writing process for reviewing and managing grants and determining public/private grant writing initiatives.
- Marketing task force and/or marketing planning initiatives.
- Writing/establishing a policy as to when audio recordings of commission meetings are available.
- Hiring a marketing/events coordinator.
- Follow up - marketing plan for the Lake Worth Museum.
- Follow up - update on the collections company impact/results for our Electric/Water Utilities.
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