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Lantana Residents Weigh Florida Amendment 3, Charter Changes
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Lantana Residents Discuss FL Amendment 3 & Charter Changes

Lantana residents met Monday, Sept. 28, 2026, to discuss Florida Amendment 3 and proposed changes to the Town Charter. Meeting materials are now available online.

09/29/2026 · Palm Beach County edition

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LANTANA, FL – Lantana residents gathered Monday, Sept. 28, 2026, at the Town Council Chambers to discuss Florida Amendment 3 and proposed changes to the Town Charter. The meeting aimed to inform attendees about how property taxes fund town services and the potential effects of the state amendment.

The session detailed Florida Amendment 3, a measure that could impact local governance and finances. Discussions also covered two ballot questions voters will consider regarding the town’s governing charter. These proposals could shape future local services and taxation, from beach maintenance to essential town functions.

Residents had opportunities to ask questions and offer comments. The Town of Lantana thanked attendees for their participation in discussions about local governance and fiscal matters.

The Town made presentation materials and an audio recording of the meeting available online for those who could not attend. Residents can contact Town Administration with further questions at [email protected] or (561) 540-5004.

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