Mayor's New Year's Message
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Dear Friends and Neighbors:
What a difference a year makes! 2019 was a year of transition and change in our Village, and thanks to the collective talent of our residents, staff and Council that came together to create an outstanding community, it was an amazing year filled with new opportunities.
As we count down to ushering in 2020, I am reflecting on some of the highlights we have accomplished together as a community this year, my first as your Mayor:
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Happy New Year! Village Hall, IBUS Metrorail Shuttle and Freebee Express Metrorail Shuttle will be closed/out of service on New Year's Day.
On Tuesday, December 31st, all Palmetto Bay parks will close at 4 pm. Please be sure to remove your car from parking lots before this time. On January 1st, parks
will return to regular hours
as follows:
Coral Reef Park: Daily, from Sunrise to Sunset
Palmetto Bay Park: Monday-Friday 8 am to 10 pm;
Saturday 8 am to 9 pm;
Sunday 8 am to 8 pm
Perrine Wayside Dog Park: Daily, 8 am to Sunset
Thalatta Estate: Monday-Thursday 8 am to 5 pm
Friday-Saturday 9 am to 2 pm
Ludovici Park: Daily, Sunrise to Sunset
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Zoning: Public notice was previously given concerning the zoning items scheduled for the Zoning Hearing of January 27, 2020. A total of 4 zoning items were noticed, which included Item 1 for applicant Windsor Investments (Westminster Manor) LLC and Item 4 for applicant 1777 Old Cutler Road, LLC (Palmetto Bay Village Center.) We are hereby advising the public that Item 1 and Item 4 will no longer be heard on January 27, 2020. Instead, these two zoning items will be heard during the next regularly-scheduled zoning hearing on February 24, 2020. See the meeting notice
here.
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Franjo Road Redevelopment Project: The north and southbound lanes of Franjo Road have reopened to vehicular traffic in Palmetto Bay. This includes the area from SW 184th Street north US-1. Drivers should expect intermittent closures, particularly during non-peak hours, as phase 2 of the project continues. Completed work includes drainage, water and sewer, irrigation, primary asphalt installation and trees planted in medians. Please use caution as you traverse the area.
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Menorah Lighting and Celebration Tomorrow:
- Join the Village of Palmetto Bay along with Chabad of Palmetto Bay and Deering Bay for a Menorah Lighting & Celebration, tomorrow (Sunday), December 29th starting at 6:00 pm at Village Hall, 9705 E. Hibiscus St., Palmetto Bay. Click here for more information or call 305-259-1234.
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Registration for Camping in the Park and Movie Night is Now Open:
It's one of Palmetto Bay's most popular events! Camping in the Park and Movie Night at Coral Reef Park will be held on February 8th and 9th. Guests will enjoy kayaking, fishing and many other daytime activities. An outdoor movie on the big screen is always a favorite when the sun goes down! $15 per tent.
Registration is a must, and space is limited.
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BayCrest Music & Food Fest: January 26th Palmetto Bay Park:
Join the fun as musical groups Jerrod Niemann, Cutler Stew and a full lineup rock Palmetto Bay Park on January 26th. It's all to raise funds for "The Brothers Project", a charity founded by Palmetto Bay residents Wayne and Colette Powell. For more details and tickets
,
click here
to access "The Brothers Project" website.
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From Freebee to fireworks, the
2019 State of the Village video
summarizes 2019 in Palmetto Bay and showcases the talented individuals who helped enrich our community through volunteerism and civic participation.
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- Happy New Year! Village Hall closed. IBUS and Freebee Express Service suspended.
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- 8:30 am Farmer's Market, Coral Reef Park
- 9:30 am Yoga by the Bay, Thalatta Estate
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- 8:30 am Farmer's Market, Coral Reef Park
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- 8:30 am Farmer's Market, Coral Reef Park
- 8:30 am Yoga by the Bay, Thalatta Estate
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