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HomeMy Public PortalAboutMay 2012Town of Gulf Stream May 2012 Informational Bulletin Are you interested in what is going on with the Town of Gulf Stream? Get information on the developments of the Town by attending any of our Commission meetings. We hold Commission meetings on the second (2 d) Friday of every month at 9:00 A.M. Our Architectural Review and Planning Board (ARPB) meets on the fourth (4d') Thursday of every month at 8:30 A.M. All meetings are also advertised on the Community page (page 3) of the Local Section of the Sunday edition of the Palm Beach Post as well as on the Notice Board outside the front door at the Town Hall. Having work done at your home? All workers hired to conduct services for your property must be registered to do work in the Town. If you have someone to whom you issue a W-2 or have people making deliveries, they will not have to be registered. If you are hiring a contractor (for example, to do lawn work or make improvements to your home) please ask them to register at Town Hall if they are not currently on file. Occupational registration is designed to ensure workers are properly licensed and insured, and enhances the safety of our community. Having any exterior work done on your house? Please note the following information: In order to preserve our unique community character, the Town adopted Design Guidelines that address exterior aspects of your home. If you are planning exterior remodeling, painting or major landscaping work, please contact the Town Manager to review your plans and determine what requirements may apply. COMMUNITY REMINDERS • All of your pets MUST be on a leash within the Town limits. The only exception would be on your private property. • When walking your dog, please be courteous to other residents and pedestrians by taking responsibility for your dog's waste. CRIME PREVENTION AND SAFETY TIPS • Remove valuables from your cars and keep the doors locked. Utilize the alarm system and secure your home in your absence. An open garage door is an advertisement of the property stored within and provides an easy access point to the rest of the house. Make sure your garage door is closed completely and that it is opened only when necessary. • Going on vacation? Call your Police Department. They will check the property periodically while you are gone and notify your specified emergency contact(s) if any problems are found. Arrange for your mail, newspapers and delivered packages to be picked up daily.