Gulfstream Hotel manager, former mayor among newest city advisors
Lake Worth Beach commissioners fill four vacancies: Three on Business Advisory Board, one on Planning and Zoning:A FORMER MAYOR, a Gulfstream Hotel rep, a real estate advisor and a neighborhood association official are the newest members of two Lake Worth Beach advisory boards. Appointed to three openings on the Business Advisory Board, listed in order of their ranking by a point-based vote of the City Commission on Oct. 27:
Craig Frost, chairman of the Neighborhood Association Presidents Council. A Pineapple Beach resident, he operates an audio electronics and marine upholstery business. He lost in a runoff for a City Commission seat in 2022. He is treasurer for Vice Mayor Mimi May’s mayoral campaign. Lawrence Cassenti, general manager of the Gulfstream Hotel since March 2025. He lives in Eden Place.
Lawrence Cassenti, general manager of the Gulfstream Hotel since March 2025. He lives in Eden Place.
Pam Triolo Clahane, Lake Worth Beach’s mayor from November 2011 to March 2021. She’s a Realtor who lives in Parrot Cove.
Appointed to one opening on the Planning and Zoning Board:
Christopher Scott, a real estate advisor who told commissioners he moved to College Park in 2025 “to escape a lot of the crazy development in West Palm Beach.’’
To fill the openings, commissioners ranked their top three choices, giving three points for their first selection, two for the second and one for the third.
The top BAB scorers: Frost with nine points, Cassenti with 8 and Clahane, seven. Scott received 13 points for the PZB opening, ahead of Bryant Park Neighborhood Association President Danielle Hartman (nine) and Hartman’s husband, Thomas Forlenza (eight).
The Business Advisory Board vacancies were created when three members left: Gulfstream, Hotel developer Amy Gill resigned because she was unable to remotely attend meetings, while Hannah Crawford and Camila Zavala were removed for violating attendance rules, said BAB Chair Erin Allen.
See how commissioners voted.. Lake Worth Independent
2 comments:
Why do they have to have all these Realtors I just don't have a good feeling with Realtors they're so ambitious and just so greedy and corrupt a lot of times why can't they have some scientists doctors or some real professionals!?
I was a Realtor for 25 years. Real estate agents and Realtors owe a legal and ethical fiduciary responsibility to their clients when acting in a single-agency relationship. They are professionals and work to a very high standard.
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