A West Palm Beach resident says the city is moving forward with a major commercial project at Currie Park without giving neighbors enough of a voice, while city leaders say the plan was shaped by years of public input and community outreach.
Linda Grosz who lives near Currie Park in the Northwood Harbor area, said residents feel blindsided by plans for a large restaurant and commercial building on the public waterfront property.
“This is a watershed moment for the city of West Palm Beach,” Grosz said. “They’re making decisions that affect us, and they’re doing it behind closed doors. People want to participate. They don’t want to be spectators.”…