NORTH REDINGTON BEACH — The old adage, “the more things change, the more they stay the same” was certainly true when officers were installed at the March 9 meeting of
NORTH REDINGTON BEACH — Storm drain clogs can sometimes go undetected and cause quite the backup when heavy storms or hurricanes come around. North Redington Beach decided to get ahead
NORTH REDINGTON BEACH — Storm drain clogs can sometimes go undetected and cause quite the backup when heavy storms or hurricanes come around. North Redington Beach decided to get ahead
REDINGTON BEACH â Elections and crime got the attention of Redington Beach commissioners Dec. 2 as they continued their review of the town code.
Town Attorney Jay Daigneault offered up potential changes to sections of the code as part of an ongoing review of the municipalityâs laws. In a memorandum, Daigneault noted that many of the townâs ordinances had not been reviewed in at least 10 years, while much of the code originated 40 years ago.
Review of Redington Beachâs town codes began in March 2019.
The current slate of potential changes, Daigneault told commissioners, would primarily update language and bring these chapters of the code into full compliance with changes in county and state law.