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Cloud Lake Town Council Meeting Agenda: March 12, 2026

Original title: 03122026 Council Meeting Agenda.pdf?ver=1778681772318

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The Frame

What this does

Residents are affected by upcoming decisions on town leadership, potential new regulations regarding residential trash storage and outdoor lighting, and the status of local infrastructure projects like drainage and town hall renovations.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Cloud Lake Residents

Residents are subject to potential new ordinances regarding trash storage and outdoor lighting.

Town Council Members

Members are undergoing installation, reorganization, and appointment processes.

What changed

No recent stage movement in the current record.

What's next

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Summary

The Cloud Lake Town Council will hold an installation and regular meeting on March 12, 2026, to swear in new members, reorganize leadership, and review town business. The agenda includes appointments for town officials, updates on ongoing projects like town hall renovations, and a review of proposed rules for outdoor lighting and trash can storage.

Key Facts

The meeting is scheduled for March 12, 2026, at 7:00 PM at the Town Council Chambers.
Kathleen Hoock, Alexandria Powell-Sardinas, and John Tyson will be sworn into office.
The Council will nominate a new Vice Mayor.
The Council will designate authorized signers for all town financial accounts.
The Council will confirm the regular meeting schedule as the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM.
The Council will vote on the re-appointment of the Town Attorney, Town Clerk, and various board members.
Rhonda Geiger from the Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics is scheduled to provide public comments.
The Council will review a proposed ordinance regulating residential outdoor lighting and the placement/storage of trash cans.
The Council will discuss town hall interior renovations and issues related to lakes, drainage, and The Preserve.
The Council will consider an engagement letter with Grau & Associates, CPAs.
The Council will ratify 'No Trespassing' signs for the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.
The Council will consider a 'Let’s Move Palm Beach County' proclamation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I speak at this meeting?

Yes, the agenda includes a section for comments from the public.

What happens if I want to appeal a decision made at this meeting?

Per Florida Statute 286.0105, you must arrange for and pay for a of the meeting yourself, as the town does not provide one.

How do I request accommodations for a disability?

Contact the Town Clerk at 561-686-2815 at least three calendar days before the meeting.

Why It Matters

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Discoveries

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Increased Residential Regulation

The council is moving toward formalizing residential property standards through a new ordinance on outdoor lighting and trash storage.

Town Council

Connected Entities

personAlexandria Powell-Sardinas“Council member being sworn in.”Map →

personRuss Nidy“Mayor and authorized financial signer.”Map →

personMarion Chateau-Flagg“Vice Mayor and authorized financial signer.”Map →

personKathleen Hoock“Council member being sworn in and designated as a financial account signer.”Map →

organizationPalm Beach County Sheriff’s Office“Providing monthly activity report and requesting ratification of No Trespassing ”Map →

personJohn Tyson“Council member being sworn in.”Map →

personWilliam P. Doney“Lead Counsel for the Town.”Map →

personRhonda Geiger“General Counsel, Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics, scheduled for public co”Map →

personDorothy C. Gravelin“Town Clerk and authorized financial signer.”Map →

organizationGrau & Associates“Certified Public Accountants firm with a proposed engagement letter.”Map →

Sources

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Controversy20
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Entertainment10
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