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Sep 2, 2026
Sep 16, 2026
Payment Processing Services to support its Customer Service Department for accepting utility payments, connection charge payments, estoppel payments, and other payments.
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Jupiter
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Palm Beach
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2500 Jupiter Park Dr
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(561) 747-5700
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33458
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Loxahatchee River Environmental Control District
The board meeting included status updates regarding the Loxahatchee Watershed sargassum bloom and a review of the District Dashboard. Actions taken included authorizing the disposal of surplus fixed assets and approving revisions to the Personnel Policies and Procedures and the Employee Safety Manual. Additionally, the board discussed the status of the Ketter Estate Deed, reviewed proposed revisions to organizational policies, and examined the draft budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
This report details the development of minimum flow technical criteria for the Northwest Fork of the Loxahatchee River by the South Florida Water Management District. The primary objective is to protect the river's freshwater floodplain swamp and downstream estuarine resources from significant harm. Key components include establishing specific flow criteria, identifying a valued ecosystem component, and implementing a comprehensive recovery and prevention strategy. This strategy, encompassing structural, operational, and regulatory measures, aims to meet the proposed MFL by 2006, ensuring the sustainability and restoration of the Loxahatchee River and Estuary's ecological functions.
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This Restoration Plan aims to re-establish a combination of flows and water management practices to restore and protect the ecological health of the Northwest Fork of the Loxahatchee River. The plan outlines a Preferred Restoration Flow Scenario designed to maintain or improve the hydroperiod of the riverine floodplain, increase freshwater vegetation while controlling mangroves and exotic species in the tidally influenced floodplain, and minimize impacts on estuarine biota. Key focus areas include reversing saltwater intrusion, restoring portions of the tidal floodplain to freshwater swamp, and protecting and enhancing biological values through a dynamic flow pattern that accounts for seasonal variations.
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