HYBRID CONFLICT RESOLUTION ASSESSMENT MEETING
Date: Monday, November 29, 2021

Time: 3:00 pm


Purpose: Representatives from the Village of Palmetto Bay, including representatives from the Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) will discuss issues raised by the Village in its Resolution No. 2021-29 pertaining to TPO Resolution No. 8-2021, regarding the construction of a bridge that would extend SW 87th Avenue from SW 164th Street to SW 163rd Terrace.

There will be no public comment, however, members of the public may attend and observe the meeting.

Location: The meeting will be conducted using a teleconferencing platform and will be broadcast live. Members of the public may participate in one of two ways;

  1. attend in-person at Village Hall, Council Chambers 9705 E. Hibiscus Street, Palmetto Bay, FL ; or
  2. attend virtually and watch the live meetings on the Village’s official Facebook page or website. Please click the link below to register through GoToWebinar and attend the meeting virtually.
PLEASE NOTE that pursuant to the Village of Palmetto Bay’s Declaration of COVID-19 Virus State of Emergency Order No. 2020-11, all Village Advisory Boards, Committees, Task Forces, Charter Officers, and staff shall continue to meet virtually. Commencing December 1, 2020, a minimum of three members such as the Mayor and Village Council shall be present to maintain a quorum at meetings requiring legislative actions. This Emergency Order allows any Councilmember who believes they are at high risk to not be required to be physically present in the Village Chambers, but shall be permitted to participate virtually and vote provided they remain physically present in Village Hall, including waiving all applicable requirements in the Village Charter, Code of Ordinances, Resolutions, or other Village policy that may require the physical presence at any public meeting. All virtual meetings shall otherwise continue to comply with the Florida Constitution, Florida’s Government in the Sunshine Law, and Chapter 286, Florida Statutes. 
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