Someone reported that signs for election candidates: Teri Grooms, Carol Watson and Heidi Epstein, have been disappearing in the Inlet Village. Remaining signs for Wayne Posner and Delaney leaves very little doubts about the source of the criminals behind the theft.
What is the penalty for removing a political sign?
In addition to the available criminal penalties for violating RSA chapter 664, the Legislature has established a civil penalty of up to $1,000 per violation for “removing, defacing, or destroying political advertising on private property.” RSA 664:21, VI (a)-(b).
Source: Attorney General Office
“The Scoop on Jupiter’s Town Candidates.”
By Lara Moore Read or print article: Epub
Uncommon History, Potential Unique Future and the Scoop on Jupiter’s Town Candidates for March 14th Election.
It seems as if ‘The Inlet Village’ in Jupiter is a sought-after fine wine or an area where everyone including residents, conservationist, developers, and history buffs want to be.
Last week the Celestial Road Marker was inaugurated. The mayor spoke and was followed by Jamie Stuve, president of the Loxahatchee River Historical Society, who presented the history of this site, which marks so much of the Inlet Village history.
In 1885, the Town of Jupiter depended on the Indian River Steamboat Company to bring passengers and freight south from Titusville. When the passengers reached Juno Beach, they could board another steamer named the ‘Lake Worth,’ to continue to Palm Beach or other points farther south. The train, however, made the connection between Juno Beach and Jupiter. A line of freight wagons pulled by oxen—called bull trains—that shuttled passengers and cargo over the 7.5 miles of rough and rutted road was only transportation available between these two ports. (1)
The narrow-gauge line was planned to run for those 7.5 miles, from Juno through the wilderness waystations of Venus and Mars, and finally, end in the shadow of the Jupiter Lighthouse. The J. and L.W. Railway began operation on July 4, 1889, and traveled from Jupiter Inlet to Juno at the north end of Lake Worth. The line carried passengers and freight cargo and replaced a wagon route that used oxen for transporting people and goods. In an 1893 article in Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, the railroad was nicknamed the “Celestial Railroad” because of its stops at Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Juno. (1) Read more…
In 1885, the Town of Jupiter had to depend on the Indian River Steamboat Company to bring passengers and freight south from Titusville. When the passengers reached Juno Beach, they could board another steamer named the Lake Worth, to continue to Palm Beach or other points south. The rob; however, was making the connection between Juno Beach and Jupiter. Read more…
History of CRA
Town of Jupiter Redevelopment Plans
Moratorium Discussions: Town Meeting: 8/4/16
History of Mini-Golf Development
Zoning Reviews dated: 8/3/16 and 8/31/16
- Background: 2012 Initial Application
- Expansion: Proposal Presentation, Plans
- Zoning: Reviews dated: 8/3/16 and 8/31/16
- Town Council: Town Review, Town meeting discussions 9/20/16
- Concerns: Letter of concern from Jupiter Dune POA Representative,
- Conciliation Efforts: Proposal, support for conciliation proposal.
- Press Articles: 7/04/2016, 9/20/2016, 10/17/2017
History of Love Street Development
- Love Street has been a subject of debates for many years now.
- 6/15/16 Opposition efforts due to land swap: Opponents want an administrative review by Palm Beach County Circuit Court of the process that led to the approval of Love Street, said Cheryl Schneider, one of the organizers. Support for Petition. Updates.
- Articles: Plans: 5/21/15 Concerns: 11/05/15 Point of View: 12/14/2015 Opposition: 12/16/15 Postponement: 11/19/16 Approval: 6/8/16 Opposition: 6/15/16
- Jupiter Inlet Colony Concerns
- Recent developments
Inlet Village Fund
To Support efforts by residents to keep the Inlet beautiful consider The Inlet Village Fund.
Conciliation
Proposal for an Arboretum that would shield residential area.
Expansion Plans
- Conservation Land Removal
- Addition of a Pavilion and playground for parties (maximum capacity 130)
- Background: 2012 Initial Application
- Expansion: Proposal Presentation, Plans
- Zoning: Reviews dated: 8/3/16 and 8/31/16
- Town Council: Town Review, Town meeting discussions 9/20/16
- Concerns: Letter of concern from Jupiter Dune POA Representative,
- Conciliation Efforts: Proposal, support for conciliation proposal.
- Press Articles: 7/04/2016, 9/20/2016, o1/17/2017
Citizen Concerns:
- Conservation Land Removal need to be replaced (proposal for replacement)
- Adherence to alcohol restrictions, noise, lights.
If you are a pedestrian or a biker please attend this important workshop.
The improvement of this bridge is critical to linking Jupiter to the Light House Park, Jupiter Island and The Blowing Rock Preserve. This plan will have an important impact on the enjoyment of the area for residents and avid bikers as it will improve the bridge’s safety by allowing 18ft on either side of traffic for recreational use.
Date: September 20th, 5:30-7:30 PM
Alternative date in case of weather issues: October, 4th, 2016.
Address: Jupiter Community Center 200 Military Trail, Jupiter, FL 33458
A1A proposed bridge
The two-phased project including underground utilities (phase 1), a master stormwater system, pedestrian and bicycle facilities, crosswalks, bike lanes, on-street parking, connected sidewalks and street lights, improved vehicle access, and landscaping and street trees (phase 2) will be completed in the next month.
An opening ceremony is planned for June, 2016.
Other improvements:
Speed limit was reduced to 30 mile an hour and pedestrian cross walk should assist in reducing traffic.
Water taxis are now running.
After receiving a tremendous support from the community, the Town of Jupiter received a three million dollar grant from the Federal Government and County to rebuild A1A with bicycles and pedestrians in mind. We thank Judy and Ken Dow from the Estuary community for their efforts in advocating and receiving the signatures that made this possible. (Council letter)
Thank you to the Town of Jupiter hired the service of a planners who developed a remarkable plan for this road. The Inlet resident will all enjoy for years to come. It’s completion is expected for 2016. (to review latest updates.)
The Inlet Village 