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Vice Mayor Anthony Aramendia chaired the regular meeting on Monday, April 27, 2026, at 5:30 PM, in place of Mayor David Henson who was absent. The meeting covered proclamations, consent agenda, a site plan approval for a development of community impact, a board appointment, public comments, and reports from staff and commissioners.
Welcome everyone to the City of Castlebury City Commission meeting. Today is Monday, April 27th. It is 5 30 p.m. I'm Vice Mayor Anthony Aramendia. I will be chairing today's meeting since our Mayor Dave Henson will not be able to make it. Just wish to remind everybody off these signals your cell phones and also if you wish to check out the agenda and follow us through it. We also have some agendas printed on the outside of the chamber doors to your right. First item. Second item is a moment of silence, and then if you can please join me for the pledge. Okay, thank you. Now if you wish to join me for the Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Bush? Here. Commissioner Davida. Here. Vice Mayor Mendia? Here. Mayor Henson. Thank you. Thank you. Next item are the minutes of the March 9th meeting. Any comments, deletions, corrections. Seeing none here or none, the chair wanted to change a motion. I move to approve the minutes of March 9th regular meeting. Motion second. Commissioner Bush, seconded by Commissioner Kirk. All in favor? Aye. Against? Ayes have it. Thank you. Next item is going to be Mayor proclamations. So City Commission, if you all wish to join me here from the dies, we'll be taking pictures as well. Okay, we have four proclamations today, and we're going to start the first one, item A, with the mayor's proclamation for National Drinking Water Week. Fred, come and join us. So whereas water is our most valuable natural resource. And water, whereas tap water delivers public health protection, fire protection, support for our economy, and a quality of life we enjoy. And whereas any measure of a successful society, low mortality rates and economic growth and diversity, productivity, and public safety are in some way related to access to safer water. And whereas we are all stewards of the water infrastructure of Palm Beach, future generations will depend on. And whereas each citizen of the community is called upon to help protect our source of water from pollution, to practice water conservation, and to get involved in local water issues by getting to know their water. And whereas the City of Casperbury recognizes the hard work performed by the entire water sector, engineers designing capital projects, operators insurance the safety and quality of drinking water, or a member of a pipe group, maintaining the infrastructure communities rely on to transport high-quality drinking water from its source to consumer taps. Now, therefore, by virtue of the authority invested in me, City of Castlebury, Florida, do here proclaim May 3rd to May 9th as National Drinking Water Week in the City of Casterbury. And I call upon all residents to recognize the contributions of the many utilities and employees in the American Water Works Association for their dedication to the same end for over 100 years. We have now the next one.