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Reading time: 3 mins We are taking a multi-tiered approach to tackle ocean pollution problems. Soon, we will be testing our local waters for bacteria, raising public awareness, and finding real solutions to ocean pollution; solutions that restore healthy watersheds, protect local water supplies, and keep pollution from reaching the ocean.
Reading time: 3 mins The beachfront lot at 2600 N. Ocean Blvd is back in the news. This lot cannot be developed under city code because it lies seaward of the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL), that is, east of A1A.
Reading time: 6 mins The ultimate effect of the COVID pandemic is its death toll and economic damage. Florida’s Case Fatality Rate says Floridians have handled COVID while enjoying the social and economic benefits of Phase 1 & 2. Residents are free to choose their activities and risk.
Reading time: < 1 min For all its high rises, Boca Raton lacks a Performing Arts complex so cultural events bypass Boca when booking events. The Boca Raton Arts District Exploratory Corporation set out to fix that.
Reading time: 2 mins It seems like the never-ending debate about keeping “Golf in Boca Raton” may have solved…
Reading time: 3 mins There are currently two key methods of calculating COVID-19 positivity in use for Florida. They yield far different values for this important metric and the results of this disconnect could be catastrophic.
Reading time: < 1 min The Time Has Come At Last… After many months (years) of observing all the political…
Reading time: 3 mins The property owner is requesting a variance to build a residence on the beach east of the Coastal Construction Control Line (CCCL), which is not a permitted use of this property.
Reading time: 3 mins As shown in the pictures, the Wildflower Park seawall is deteriorating and gets inundated with seawater at high tides at certain times of the year.
Reading time: 4 mins While Florida passes the NY, NJ, CT criteria based on the percentage of positive test results versus the number of tests given, it fails based on the percentage of cases in the state population.