Last part: Lake Worth City Commission meeting of 6/2/15—City Manager Michael Bornstein's report

Most people do not stay for the last part of the City Commission meeting to hear the City Manager's report. In the first part of this video, City Manager Bornstein compliments City Attorney Glenn Torcivia on an award for exemplary achievement issued by the Palm Beach County League of Cities. He then introduces the notion of the City splitting the residential parking area at the Casino complex in two: a north and south area. A total of 25 resident spaces would be moved from the northwest part of the property to the southwest portion. The thinking behind this is to make the southern area more accessible for residents who would otherwise have to walk from the north part of the beach further south. That's at about the 1:10 mark of the video.

Around the 3:30 mark, a round-robin discussion of various Casino complex issues, a possible traffic/parking study, charrette, etc., are all discussed. At the end and throughout the last part of the meeting, it looks as though the City Manager has something important on his mind but didn't get a chance as the meeting was adjourned. Hope to find out what it was at the next City meeting.