Anyone else notice how agendas for regular Commission meetings are getting shorter and shorter? I remember four and five page agendas not so long ago. I think this is evidence of the number of decisions that are being made behind-the-scenes and out of the public eye. Also look to the number of work sessions, held during the day when no public comment is allowed, where certain "consensuses" are reached. Wonder if there will ever be a public meeting on the demolition of the shuffleboard court building and when we will hear the results of the investigation of the Lake Worth CDC.
I'm not sure what has happened to the second page of the agenda, but if you click on it you can see it in its entirety.
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