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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+the truck he was out with had 2 other leaf blowers on the truck that he could
+identify as being over 65dBA but he only tested the one they were using and wrote
+a violation for that one. Van Buren asked about the testing method and Mr. Case # 08-2520, 165 Brazilian Ave., Richard Lynn
+Violation of Chapter 10, Section 10-45 (i) of the Town of Palm Beach Code of
+Ordinances, if any dog attacks and causes severe injury or death to any human or
+domestic...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+Sgt. Krauel continued his presentation remarking that once Duke had been found
+"potentially dangerous" by Animal Care and Control, there had been another
+attack but due to an administrative error by Animal Care and Control in failing to
+document their records appropriately, Duke was classified as "potentially
+dangerous" again. After the last attack on May 11, 2008, Duke was taken into custody by Animal
+Care and Control and after a hearing, was...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+dogs are not in the area. He said he was bitten by Duke a couple of years ago. He said he has been friends with Dr. Bobby Goodnough said he was jogging in the area and the dog lunged at him,
+causing him to have to dive through a 12 foot hedge to get away from it. Laura Klein, 130 Seaspray Ave., said she had lived here for 12 years, having
+moved from Washington, D.C. for a sense of security.

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+Merola went into detail about the requirements of 10-45 and said Dr. Then the letter of June 20" came, requiring Dr. Merola read subsection (h) into the record
+and said the Code Enforcement Board did not have any jurisdiction over
+subsection (i) as subsection (h) just mentioned (d) through (g). The Town filed a
+lawsuit and he and Mr. Judge Hoy gave them a hearing at 1:30
+p.m. on Tuesday where it will be determined whether the dog is a...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+$150.00 and a fine of $250.00 a day to start on June 19, 2008 if compliance is not
+achieved by June 18, 2008. Ballentine asked for clarification on the motion and was advised by Mr. Randolph that it would be a finding of non-compliance of Chapter 10, Section 10-
+6, administrative costs of $150.00 and a compliance date of July 18, 2008 with a
+fine to be considered at the next meeting if compliance was not achieved. Duemler said she believed that...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+would be requesting a separate fine of $250.00 a day for non-compliance and Sgt. Hoffman asked about the administrative costs and Sgt. Krauel said
+the Town was only asking for one. County Road, Trump Properties, LLC
+Violation of Chapter 18, Section 18-205 of the Town of Palm Beach Code of
+Ordinances, the Architectural Commission may attach conditions to any approval
+it grants. Lead Code Enforcement Officer Walton advised this case would be heard...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+A. Case # 08-2432, Beachfront Vista Property, Nightingale Beach Club Association
+Violation of Chapter 134, Section 134-1472 (3) of the Town of Palm Beach Code
+of Ordinances, no additional walls, fences, hedges or other structures or growth
+shall be erected or be grown eastwardly of Ocean Boulevard to a height greater
+than four (4) feet above the surface of the Ocean Boulevard.
+(Ms. Vanneck would be a voting member in this case)
+Lead Code...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+noted that the street lights in Palm Beach do not go off during turtle nesting
+season. He said a field permit for trimming of the sea grapes at the Nightingale
+Beach Club Association was not recommended during the nesting season. He said he believed the Board
+should recommend to the Town Council that they remove this section of the Code,
+given the current environmental regime, especially when one considers the public
+relations downside of fighting...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+Mr. Vanneck asked for clarification on what the motion was and Mr. Walton
+advised the motion was that the sea grapes must be cut after turtle season, by
+November 7, 2008 and if they were not cut by that date, a $250.00 a day fine
+would commence on November 8, 2008 and continue until compliance was
+achieved. Walton said it would be to
+the Nightingale Trail Beach Club Association. Maxey said every property
+owner on Nightingale Trail was and there...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+the Town Council's power and authority, if persuaded, to look into an ordinance
+and suggested Mr. Case # 08-2508, 227 Brazilian Ave., 2F, Hillen J. Smith
+Violation of Chapter 18, Section 18-241 of the Town of Palm Beach Code of
+Ordinances, building permits required to construct, install, repair or alter any
+building or building system
+Lead Code Enforcement Officer said Mr. Smith was found in violation, assessed
+$150.00 in administrative costs and...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+ASSESS A FINE OF $250.00, RETROACTIVE TO JULY 17, 2008 IF
+COMPLIANCE WAS NOT ACHIEVED
+SECONDED BY MS. Inlet Drive, The Landfall Group,
+Violation of Chapter 18, Section 18-242, Subsection 104.5.1.6, medium projects,
+all new or remodel construction projects 4000 sq. ft, to 8,999 sq. ft. under roof be
+allowed 22 months
+Lead Code Enforcement Officer Walton said in October, 2007, Ajax Equity LLC
+was found in violation of going over the construction...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+have brought them to November 2007 and they would have gotten additional time
+for Hurricane Wilma which would have brought them to December. If they were
+under the new Code, they would not be before the Board today and may not have
+a fine at all. The Board has gotten their attention
+and they would ask for a significant reduction in the fine. Walton said they had been given 23 months due to the hurricanes
+and they were 5 months and 9 days beyond...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+a day but he would review it. Walton reviewed the transcript and noted that it
+showed $125.00 a day but the Board order specified $250.00 a day and he would
+have to do further research. Fried advised he could make a motion to postpone the matter to the next
+meeting and have Mr. There was
+additional discussion about the amount of the fine and Mr. HOFFMAN
+MOTION PASSES
+YES
+YES
+YES
+NO
+NO
+YES
+NO
+4-3
+Case # 08-2302, 9 Via Vizcaya, Macari Building &...

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+Code Enforcement Board Meeting Minutes 07/17/08
+MOTION BY MS. She wanted to know if there was anything they could do as a Board in making a
+suggestion to the Council about an ordinance that could address people not pulling
+vermits because of the safety issues in terms of multi-family dwellings. Randolph if he had spoken to Mr. Elwell about the foreclosure action
+being brought to the Board's area of responsibility as opposed to the Town Council. People are contacting Code Enforcement because...

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+TOWN OF PALM BEACH
+Information for the Water Committee Meeting on January 29, 2009
+To:
+Water Committee:
+David A. Elwell, Town Manager
+From: Sarah E. Hannah, Assistant Town Manager
+Re:
+Information Regarding Water Supply
+Date:
+January 23, 2009
+The following documents are attached for your review in preparation for the Water Committee
+meeting on January 29 at 3 p.m.:
+1. PowerPoint presentation from the City of West Palm Beach regarding the four options for
+the Town's water supply and relationship...

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+NICORPORANCO
+TOWN OF PALM BEACH
+Town Manager's Office
+FLORIDA
+WATER COMMITTEE MEETING
+TENTATIVE-
+SUBJECT TO
+REVISION
+AGENDA
+JANUARY 29, 2009
+3:00 P.M. The progress of this meeting may be monitored by visiting the Town's web site
+(www.townofpalmbeach.com) and selecting "Live Agenda" or "Council Audio". If you
+have questions relative to these two features, please contact the Office of Information
+Systems (561) 227-6315. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
+II. ADJOURNMENT
+Note:
+Disabled persons who need...

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+TOWN OF PALM BEACH
+WATER COMMITTEE
+CITY
+(OWN
+OF
+INCORPORATEO
+FLORID! THE TOWN ON
+SOUTH
+BEY
+FLORIDA
+Discussion of Future Plant Options
+January 2009
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016638

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+PRESENTATION AGENDA
+• Competing Regulations
+• Desalination Water Plant
+• Floridan Water Plant
+• Town Remains As Equal Customer
+• Town Becomes Bulk Customer
+• Next Steps
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016639

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+COMPETING REGULATIONS
+Alternative
+Water Supply
+Water Use
+Regulation
+Water Supply
+Planning
+LocaF
+Comprehensive
+Planning
+Natural
+Systems
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016640

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+DRAFT YEAR ROUND IRRIGATION RULE
+Latest draft SFWMD language dated October 31, 2008.
+• Public Hearing Scheduled for January 15th
+40E-24.201 Year-Round Landscape Irrigation Conservation Measures.
+(1) The year-round landscape irrigation conservation measures contained in this
+chapter are applicable to all users as defined in subsection 40E-24.101/18M10), F.A.C..
+including permitted and exempt users under Chapter 40E-2, F.A.C., unless indicated
+otherwise herein. These conservation measures
+apply...

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+SUPPLY SOURCES
+SURFACE WATER
+SOURCES
+Clear Lake
+Existing
+Infrastructure
+Variable
+Quality
+Watering
+Restrictions
+Permitted
+abelle
+quiter
+ni Aquifer
+Lake
+Okeechobee
+/VUE
+ABRI
+wall
+West Palm
+Beach
+Curiola
+VAT
+HI
+Whorn Contin id Lone
+Upper Floridan Aquiter
+EAST
+0
+400)
+- 300
+500
+ 700
+900
+1100
+Atlantic Ocean
+Unlimited
+Supply
+Complex
+Treatment
+Consistent WQ
+Greenhouse
+Gases
+Highest Cost
+Middle Confining Unit
+Lower Floridan Aquifer
+Lower Contining Unit
+Boulder...

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+DESALINATION PLANT OPTION
+City Dedicates Seawater Plant for Town
+• Town remains a customer of the City of West Palm
+Beach
+• Additional capital and operational costs to Town of
+Palm Beach
+Desalination plant located on City property
+secure
+reliable
+sustainable
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016643

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+WHY LOOK TO THE OCEAN?
+• Sustainable drought-proof source of
+water
+• Concern for availability of fresh
+surface water and groundwater
+resources = regulatory pressure
+• Decreasing costs due to technology
+improvements
+• Comparable costs to indirect potable
+water reuse projects
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016644

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+TAMPA BAY DESALINATION FACILITY
+• 25 mgd plant
+• Co-located with
+power plant
+• 8.5-acres for WTP
+• Provides 10% water
+demand for region
+Screening, filtration,
+RO membranes,
+chemical systems
+AWS funding
+provided
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016645

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+DESALINATION PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM
+Source
+Pre-Treatment
+Membranes
+Residuals
+Atlantic Ocean Raw Water
+Intake Structure & Pump Station
+Fine Screens
+Coagulation &
+Flocculation
+Clarification
+Microfiltration
+Ultraviolet Light
+Post-Treatment
+Calcite
+Contactor
+Storage Tank
+High Service
+Pump Station
+Chlorine
+Caustic Soda
+Fluoride
+Carbon Dioxide
+Calcium Carbonate
+Corrosion Inhibitor
+Backwash
+Equalization
+Gravity Sludge
+Thickening
+Dewatering
+Landfill
+Cartridge...

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+PRE-TREATMENT IS KEY TO SUCCESS
+Protect the Membranes
+• Screens remove shells
+creatures, wood and debris
+greater than ¼ inch
+• Heavier solids settled out via
+flocculation and clarification
+• Smaller solids filtered via
+microfiltration membranes
+• Ultraviolet light controls biological
+activity and fouling
+Control scale formation by
+adjusting pH and using
+antiscalants
+Fine screens
+Clarification Basin
+UV units
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016647

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+SPECIALIZED MEMBRANES FOR TREATMENT
+RO membranes allow water
+particles (dissolved ions) to pass
+through tiny screens, while
+blocking salts
+• Highly specialized technology
+Large amounts of power required
+to "push" water through the
+membranes via pressure
+• Pre-treatment important to
+protect costly membranes
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016648

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+SOLIDS HANDLING REQUIRED
+Desalination produces "waste" streams that require
+materials to be disposed via landfill. Debris removed by screens
+(shells, wood, etc) must be
+landfilled
+• Clarification process &
+microfiltration backwash solids
+are thickened, dewatered, and
+sent to the landfill for disposal
+Transportation of solids increase facility operations cost
+and result with a larger carbon footprint.

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+DESALINATION PLANT LAYOUT
+FUEL TANKS
+ADMINISTRATION
+CLARIFIERS
+POTABLE
+WATER
+- GENERATORS
+PUMPS
+FLOCCULATION
+MICROTULTRA
+FILTRATION
+REVERSE
+OSMOSIS
+FINE SCREENS
+RAW WATER
+TANKS
+C02
+STORAGE
+CHEMICAL FEED
+CONTACTOR
+SOLIDS HANDLING
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016650

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+DESALINATION PLANT ISSUES
+• 25 mgd facility required to produce 10 mgd potable water.
+• Approximately 10 acres required for infrastructure.
+• Complex treatment processes.
+• Brine by-product waste disposal via deep injection well
+(ocean outfalls no longer permitted for WTPs).
+• Dewatered sludge must be disposed at landfill.
+• Highly energy intensive to operate.
+• Not necessarily exempt from proposed year-round water
+restrictions drafted by SFWMD
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016651

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+DESALINATION PLANT COSTS
+Cost Estimate for 10 mgd Desalination Plant
+Site Work
+Raw Water Intake, Pumping, Piping, and Fine Screens
+Coagulation, Flocculation, Clarification
+Pretreatment Transfer Pumping
+Microfiltration
+Ultraviolet Light
+Chemical Treatment
+Reverse Osmosis Membrane System
+Post Treatment Chemical Systems
+Ground Storage Tanks
+High Service Pumping
+Residuals Handling
+Administration & Laboratory Building
+Brine Disposal Injection Well
+Dedicated Water Transmission Piping
+Conceptual...

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+FLORIDAN AQUIFER WATER PLANT OPTION
+City Dedicates Floridan Plant for Town of Palm Beach
+• Town remains a customer of the City of West Palm
+Beach
+• Additional capital and operational costs to Town of
+Palm Beach
+Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis plant located on City
+property
+secure
+reliable
+sustainable
+water
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016653

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+WHY LOOK TO THE FLORIDAN AQUIFER?
+• Reliable and drought-proof source
+located approximately 1,200 feet
+below ground surface
+• Relatively stable water quality
+seasonally, but geographically
+variable
+• Reduces demands on water for the
+Everglades
+• Significantly less energy intensive
+than desalination processes
+• Landfill transportation and disposal
+costs not applicable
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016654

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+LOCAL UTILITIES ARE USING FLORIDAN AQUIFER
+• Palm Beach County
+• Jupiter
+• Deerfield Beach
+• Broward County
+• Highland Beach
+• Fort Myers
+Palm Coast
+• Marion County
+• St. John's County
+• Hollywood
+• Miramar
+• Florida Keys
+Palm Beach County's 10 mgd Lake Region WTP
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016655

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+LOW PRESSURE RO PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM
+Source
+Pre-Treatment
+Membranes
+Post-Treatment
+Distribution
+Submersible Pump Compo
+Vent
+Casing
+Column
+Power
+Notor/Pump
+Assembly
+Wells
+Cartridge
+Filters
+Feed
+Pumps
+LPRO
+Membranes
+Degassi-
+fication
+Transfer
+Clearwell
+Storage &
+High
+Service
+Sulfuric Acid
+Scale Inhibitor
+Cleaning
+System
+Chlorine
+Caustic Soda
+Fluoride
+Corrosion Inhibitor
+Deep Injection
+Well
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016656

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+TREATMENT PROCESSES
+• SOURCE - wells can be located near the plant. No
+existing users to cause interference (today).
+• PRE-TREATMENT- disposable 5 micron cartridge
+filters, pH adjustment, & scale inhibitor.
+• MEMBRANES - Low Pressure Reverse Osmosis
+elements require less power to push water thru screens.
+• POST-TREATMENT - hydrogen sulfide removal with
+odor control, disinfection, pH adjustment, blending.
+• DISTRIBUTION - connect to existing water main
+network without subaqueous crossings.

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+FLORIDAN PLANT LAYOUT
+WELLS
+STORAGE
+TANKS
+CLEARWELL
+DEGASSIFIERS
+SCRUBBER
+WELLS
+GOL
+DIESEL FUEL
+FLUORIDE
+ORTHOPHOSPLATE
+SODIUM AMEROXIDE
+SEEIM EPOCHLORITE
+SUEFURIC ACID
+HIGH SERVICE
+PUMP BUILDING
+DEEP INJECTION
+WELL
+GENERATORS
+WELLS
+PLANT LIFT
+STATION
+MEMBRANE PROCESS
+BUILDING
+WELLS
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016658

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+LOCATION
+ELORIDAN
+SUPPLY SITE
+21.50+ ACRES
+FLORIDAN SUPPLY
+WATER MAIN
+EXISTING -
+WATER
+TREATMENT
+PLANT SITE
+CONNEC
+TO EXISTING
+WATER MAIN
+The Floridan Aquifer wells are not restricted with respect
+to specific location in that no other production wells exists
+today near the City's WTP.

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+FLORIDAN AQUIFER PLANT ISSUES
+• Floridan Aquifers can be used for both Aquifer Storage
+and Recovery and source water
+• Potential increased energy costs associated with lifting
+water and impacts to adjacent users
+Potential for decline in water quality over time
+~ Some pumping wells become saltier (up-coning of
+more saline water from below or laterally along coast)
+~ Membrane design and periodic replacement
+~ Blending with Surficial Aquifer water
+• Estimated 125% of raw water to meet treated...

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+FLORIDAN AQUIFER PLANT COSTS
+Cost Estimate for 10 mgd Floridan Plant
+Site Work & Site Electrical
+$
+Raw Water Wells & Piping
+$
+Pretreatment System
+$
+Membrane Building w/LPRO system
+$
+Chemical Feed Systems
+$
+Yard Piping
+$
+Clearwell
+$
+Transfer Pump Station
+$
+High Service Pump Station
+$
+Ground Storage Tanks
+$
+Brine Disposal Injection Well
+$
+Dedicated Water Transmission Piping
+$
+Conceptual Cost
+$
+General Requirements (2%)
+$
+Construction Mark-up (3%)
+$
+Mobilization (2%)
+$
+Contingency...

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+TOWN REMAINS AS EQUAL CUSTOMER
+• Town subject to same water restrictions imposed on
+water supply for the entire service area
+A portion of the City's water supply IS
+supplemented with reclaimed water
+• Town subject to same rates and debt service as other
+customers.
+• Town's demand met with City's plant
+Pilot testing membrane treatment of surface water now
+secure
+reliable
+sustainable
+water
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016662

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+TOWN BECOMES A BULK CUSTOMER
+• Town sets its own rate structure
+• New Bulk Service Interlocal
+Agreement Required
+• Town to become a retail utility
+service provider
+• Study on-going by City's rate
+consultant regarding options for
+setting a bulk user rate
+CUSTOMER
+SERVICE
+FINANCE
+OPERATIONS
+The City evaluated finished water demand data for all
+Town of Palm Beach customers.

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+SUMMARY
+Option
+Desalination Plant
+Dedicated Floridan Plant
+Bulk Customer
+Remain as Equal
+Capital Costs Retail Costs
+$160,500,000 TBD(+)
+$80,250,000 TBD(+)
+N/A N/A(+)
+N/A Current Rates N/A
+Bulk Costs
+N/A
+N/A
+TBD
+secure
+reliable
+sustainable
+water
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016664

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+NEXT STEPS
+• SFWMD Rulemaking Outcome
+• Determine City's Future Water System - Long-Term
+Improvements
+Develop Bulk Rates
+secure
+reliable
+sustainable
+water
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016665

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+HIT OF THE TONG
+ICORPORATEO
+H8t 11 tià
+FLORIDE
+QUESTIONS? THE TOWN OR
+SOUT
+1955
+BEY
+FLORIDA
+HOUSEOVERSIGHT016666

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+TOWN OF PALM BEACH
+MEMORANDUM
+TO:
+FROM:
+RE:
+DATE:
+Paul Brazil, Director of Public Works
+James M. Bowser, Town Engineer fors
+Private Irrigation Water Supply Systems
+January 22, 2009
+Town staff was asked to look into what it would cost for a "typical" Palm Beach homeowner to construct
+their own independent irrigation water supply system. Town
+staff has had several discussions with our consultants and the results of these discussions revealed the
+- A 12 acre site in Manalapan constructed its' own...

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+City of West Palm Beach, Florida
+Estimate of Gallon per Capita Per Day for the Town of Palm Beach
+Line
+No. Single Family
+Residential
+Fiscal Year 2009
+SRF and MF
+Total Town of
+Residential Palm Beach (2)
+1
+Total Water Sales (ccf) (1)
+1,226,662
+2,205,898
+2,961,994
+2
+3
+4
+Total Single Family Units
+Total Multi-family Units
+Total Residential Units Recognized
+Water Use per Month per Residential Unit (ccf)
+6 Water Use per Month per Residential Unit (gallons)
+7 Average Daily Flow per Residential...

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+NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Palm Beach, Florida
+
+Town of
+Palm Beach
+10,468
+-= 1.81
+5,789
+based firm Carrère and Hastings and helped establish the Palm Beach winter
+"season" by constant entertaining. The town was incorporated on April 17, 1911. Geography
+Palm Beach is the easternmost town in Florida, located on a sixteen-mile-long
+barrier island, centered at 26°42'54'N, 80°2122°w (26.715067, -80.039371).14]
+no, 2 or 8. 4.5. ensus Bureau the tom 65 ola fres ve. Demographics
+As of the 2000...

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+NationMaster - Encyclopedia: West Palm Beach
+
+City of west
+Palm Beach
+As of the census of 2000, there are 82,103 people, 34,769 households, and 18,253
+families residing in the city. The population density is 574.9/kmO (1,488.9/miD). The racial makeup of the city is 58.09% White, 32.21% African American, 0.33%
+Native American, 1.46% Asian, 0.16% Pacific Islander, 4.35% from other races, and
+3.40% from two or more races. 18.21% of the population are Hispanic or Latino of
+any race.
+12,103 =...

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+From:
+To:
+Date:
+Subject:
+EBalbis@wpb.org
+SHannah@TownofPalmBeach.com
+12/03/2008 01:26 PM
+Fw: WPB/NYC Water Quality Data
+Sarah,
+We have obtained information about the water supply in NYC as requested. Note that the City of NY
+produces about 33 times the amount of water than the City of West Palm Beach. Assistant City Administrator
+City of West Palm Beach
+200 - 2nd Street
+West Palm Beach, FL 33402
+561-822-1400
+561-822-1424 fax
+---- Forwarded by Eduardo Balbis/WESTPALM on 12/03/2008 01:26 PM...