Davie public meetings in 2025

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider several development applications, including a variance and multiple site plans. The board will also address tabled items regarding the Wyatt Estates project, including rezoning and a land use plan amendment.

• Wyatt Estates: Rezoning (ZB24-136), Plat (P24-137), Site Plan (SP24-138), and Land Use Plan Amendment (LA24-135)
• Dalfen Industries: Site Plan (SP25-115) at 5325 South University Drive
• South Florida Church: Site Plan (SP23-149) at 9191 Southwest 45th Street
• Braden: Variance (V25-146) at 12960 Southwest 15th Street

The Planning & Zoning Board approved the September 9 and October 14, 2025 meeting minutes by voice vote (6‑0 each). It granted variance V25‑146 for a screened porch at 12960 Southwest 15th Street (6‑0). Several Wyatt Estates items—rezoning, plat, site plan, and land‑use plan amendment—were tabled to the January 13, 2026 meeting (each 6‑0). The board also approved the South Florida Church site plan with recommendations for fire‑truck clearance and tree protection (6‑0).

• Approved September 9, 2025 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved October 14, 2025 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Approved variance V25-146 for 12960 SW 15th St (6-0)
• Tabled rezoning ZB24-136 Wyatt Estates to Jan 13 2026 (6-0)
• Tabled plat P24-137 Wyatt Estates to Jan 13 2026 (6-0)
• Tabled site plan SP24-138 Wyatt Estates to Jan 13 2026 (6-0)
• Tabled land use plan amendment LA24-135 Wyatt Estates to Jan 13 2026 (6-0)
• Approved South Florida Church site plan SP23-149 with fire‑truck and tree‑protection recommendations (6-0)

Special Magistrate

The Davie Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on December 9, 2025, to address 19 code enforcement cases, including building safety, permit violations, and property maintenance. Many cases have been continued from previous hearings. The agenda also includes non-compliance and vacation rental registration matters.

• Case #2024-0250: Countryside Condominium Association Inc., 7610 Stirling Road, building safety inspection program (continued from September 9, 2025)
• Case #24-071325: DR Horton Inc., 7250 Griffin Road, maintenance and monitoring (continued from July 10, 2025)
• Case #2025-0342: MHC Everglades Lakes LLC, 2850 SW 52 Avenue, building safety inspection program
• Case #25-069730: Lionfish Realty LLC, 2430 SW 130 Avenue, vacation rental registration required
• Case #25-063591: Silverado Owners Association, Silverado Circle, maintenance standards of exterior premises

The Special Magistrate issued final orders, continuations, cancellations, and liens for numerous code‑compliance cases at the December 9 hearing. The largest action was a $49,500 lien on Rafael Gonzalez for 49 days of non‑compliance. Other actions included compliance deadlines with cost‑recovery fees, continuation orders with small fees, and a vacation‑rental order with a $350 fee.

• Lien of $49,500 imposed on Gonzalez case for 49 days of non‑compliance (2 violations)
• Lien of $4,700 imposed on Nova Central Apartments LLC for 42 days of non‑compliance
• Lien of $3,900 imposed on Alpine Woods Assoc Inc for 34 days of non‑compliance
• Lien of $15,500 imposed on Jax Miami LLC for 30 days of non‑compliance
• Lien of $24,500 imposed on Hart of Transportation LLC for 48 days of non‑compliance
• Final Order: SAGARO case required compliance by Jan 8 2026 with $250 cost‑recovery fee
• Final Order: Davie 51 LLC required compliance by Dec 15 2025 with $350 cost‑recovery fee
• Final Order: Lionfish Realty LLC required vacation‑rental compliance by Dec 23 2025 with $350 fee

Public Art Advisory Committee

The Town of Davie's Public Art Advisory Committee was scheduled to meet on December 8, 2025 at 6:30 PM in the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Administration Conference Room, Modular D, 8800 SW 36th Street. The meeting was canceled because a quorum was not present. No agenda items were discussed or decided.

Public Art Advisory Committee

The Public Art Advisory Committee will review updates on existing art projects and discuss new phases for public installations. The body is reviewing the status of seating and game tables in local parks.

• Painted Horses Round 2
• Utility Box Wrap Round 2
• Owl Lookout Park seating update
• Dominos/Chess tables update
• Bike rack update

Veteran's Advisory Committee

The Town of Davie's Veterans Advisory Committee will review old business items, including a veterans breakfast guest speaker and the Moving Wall Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica. The committee will then discuss new business, focusing on ongoing brainstorming sessions for veterans programs, events, and initiatives, as well as a Veterans Wellness Check Program. No formal decisions are indicated in the agenda.

• Veterans breakfast guest speaker and information table
• The Moving Wall (Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica)
• Ongoing brainstorming sessions for veterans programs, events, and initiatives
• Veterans Wellness Check Program

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will receive an update on the Judy Paul Farm Park At Governor Leroy Collins Grounds project. The board will also discuss heritage marker nominees and the historic resource map.

• Judy Paul Farm Park At Governor Leroy Collins Grounds Project Update
• 2026 Heritage Marker Nominee
• Historic Resource Map
• 2025 Pioneer Day Recipient Update
• 2024-25 CLG Annual Report Update

The Historic Preservation Board approved the August 19, 2025 meeting minutes by a 4‑0 voice vote. It then voted 4‑0 to recommend the Davie Woman’s Club as the 2026 recipient of the Davie Heritage Marker Program. The board also received an update on the Judy Paul Farm Park project but took no further action.

• Approved August 19, 2025 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Recommended Davie Woman’s Club for 2026 Heritage Marker (4-0)

Special Magistrate

The Davie Special Magistrate will hold a formal hearing of contested building code matters at the Pine Island Park Multipurpose Center. The agenda lists 27 individual cases involving site‑plan modifications, required building permits, unsafe‑building violations, and related permits. The board will also address several non‑compliance cases that were continued from earlier meetings.

• Case #2024-0304 – Etimemint LLC d/b/a Kentwood Preparatory School, 6311 SW 45th Street, modification of site plan (Town Code 12‑374)
• Case #2024-0328 – Dominguez, Edilson & Lindner, Alexandra, 4775 SW 61 Avenue, building permit required (Town Code 5‑1)
• Case #2025-0235 – Hunter, Jeremy Dane & Jodi M, 15100 E Waterford Drive, building permit and tree‑removal permit required (Town Code 5‑1, 12‑150)
• Case #2025-0241 – TP 18 LLC, 2900 SW 139 Avenue, unsafe building and building permit required (Town Code 5‑66(a)(1‑4), 5‑1)
• Case #2025-0341 – Montilla Escalona, Leandro Jose, 1040 SW 128 Drive, building permit required (Town Code 5‑1)

The magistrate imposed a $60,200 lien on Machado & Suro for 597 days of building‑permit non‑compliance. Several cases received Final Orders requiring compliance within 30 days and associated cost‑recovery fees. Other cases were continued to January 27, 2026, some with no fee, and one case was withdrawn.

• Imposed a $60,200 lien on Machado & Suro for non‑compliance with building permit requirements
• Issued Final Orders for compliance within 30 days with $350 cost‑recovery fees (e.g., Bae, Seong Im – WooJoo Inc., case #2025-0334)
• Approved Consent Agreements for compliance within 60 days with $250 fees (e.g., Lazimi, case #2025-0331)
• Continued multiple cases until Jan 27, 2026 with no fee (e.g., case #2025-0121, case #2024-0304)
• Ordered a $200 cost‑recovery fee for MHC Cheron Village LLC to remain in compliance (case #25-023461)
• Withdrawn case #2025-0333 (WooJoo Inc.)
• Canceled/corrected case #2025-0141 (Machin, Judith)
• Dismissed case #2023-0106 without prejudice, subject to a Final Order

Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee

The Agricultural & Environmental Advisory Committee will meet to select entries for the 2025 Sustainability Awards. The body will also discuss updates regarding community gardens and the Tree Mitigation Fund.

• Selection of 2025 Sustainability Awards entries
• Community Gardens Expansion update
• Homeowners Association (HOA) Community Gardens Blueprint update
• Tree Mitigation Fund discussion
• Establishment of the 2026 Meeting Calendar

The committee approved the July 15, 2025 meeting minutes by voice vote. It voted 3‑0 to recommend that the Town Council adopt an educational composting workshop and launch a 6‑12 month pilot drop‑off program. It also voted 3‑0 to forward three nominees for the town’s Sustainability Awards to the Council. Additionally, the committee approved motions for the Council to support a second community garden at Potter Park and to explore a partnership with Solar United Neighbors for a group‑purchase program.

• Approved July 15, 2025 minutes (voice vote 3‑0)
• Recommended educational composting program and 6‑12 month pilot drop‑off (3‑0)
• Recommended three Sustainability Awards nominees to Council (3‑0)
• Approved motion for Council to support second community garden at Potter Park
• Approved motion for Council to explore Solar United Neighbors partnership

Special Magistrate

The Town of Davie Code Compliance Division will hold a Special Magistrate hearing on November 6, 2025 at the Davie Pine Island Park Multipurpose Center. The hearing will consider ten contested code‑compliance cases covering landscape standards, maintenance, sight‑triangle requirements, abandoned property and other violations. Additional agenda items include a non‑compliance case, several citation cases, and three vacation‑rental registration matters.

• Case #25-028530 – HCC Davie LLC, 8150‑8180 Griffin Road – Minimum Landscape Standards (Sec. 6‑37(d))
• Case #25-036477 – Shaban, Abdalkarim, 14051 SW 28 Court – Minimum Standards for area, use and location (Sec. 6‑34(f)(4)) and accessory uses (Sec. 12‑33(a)(11))
• Case #25-055568 – Casa Facil International Five LLC, Davie Road & SW 57 Street – Duty to keep property free from waste, weeds, debris (Sec. 9‑51(b))
• Citation #7006 – Hopkins, Samuel M & Alexandra M, 1213 SW 120 Way – Storing abandoned property (Sec. 11‑17)
• Vacation rental registration – Case #25-032325 – Angueira, Osley & Herrera, 6240 SW 37 Court – Application for registration (Sec. 16‑153)

The magistrate issued final orders requiring compliance for several property violations and assessed cost‑recovery fees ranging from $150 to $350. A $250 citation with a $50 fee (total $300) was approved, while two other citations were dismissed. Several cases were cancelled or corrected because the properties had already achieved compliance.

• Issued Final Order to remain in compliance, $200 fee – Case #25-028530 (HCC Davie LLC)
• Issued Final Order to remain in compliance, $200 fee – Case #25-036477 (Shaban)
• Approved Final Order with Consent Agreement, $250 fee – Case #25-049953 (Simonin)
• Approved Final Order with Consent Agreement, $150 fee – Case #25-056969 (Coconut Fields Forever LLC)
• Issued Final Order to comply within 14 days, $350 fee – Case #25-057593 (Pritchett)
• Approved $250 citation with $50 fee (total $300) – Case #25-055130 (Hopkins)
• Dismissed citation without prejudice – Case #25-057198 (Kopelowitz)
• Issued Final Order for vacation‑rental compliance, $350 fee – Case #25-059519 (Darom LLC)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Town of Davie's Planning & Zoning Board meeting scheduled for November 4, 2025 was cancelled. Consequently, no agenda items were considered or decided at this meeting.

Special Magistrate

The Town of Davie Special Magistrate will conduct a formal hearing of contested matters, examining numerous code compliance cases. Issues include building permits, unsafe structures, tree removal permits, and building safety inspection program violations. The hearing also addresses non‑compliance cases cited under Florida statutes and local code sections.

• Case #2024-0206: 3501 State Road 7 – building safety inspection program violation
• Case #2024-0328: 4775 SW 61 Avenue – building permit required under Town Code Section 5‑1
• Case #2025-0220: Archdiocese of Miami – St. David Church, 3900 S University Drive – unsafe building condition
• Case #2025-0336: Burger King Company LLC, 2201 S University Drive – unsafe building and public nuisance
• Case #2025-0316: Promenade West Ltd, 2205‑2375 S University Drive – building safety inspection program

The Special Magistrate issued numerous final orders requiring property owners to correct code violations within specified time frames and to pay cost‑recovery fees. Two liens were imposed for continued non‑compliance, including a $43,250 lien for 57 days of violation at 4521 SW 55 Avenue. Additional orders set 30‑ to 90‑day compliance deadlines with fees ranging from $250 to $350.

• Issued $43,250 lien for 57 days non‑compliance (case #2024-0141)
• Issued $8,750 lien for 33 days non‑compliance (case #2024-0103)
• Final Order: $350 fee, 30‑day compliance by Nov 20 2025 (case #2025-0090)
• Final Order: $350 fee, 30‑day compliance by Nov 20 2025 (case #2025-0233)
• Final Order: $350 fee, 60‑day compliance by Dec 20 2025 (case #2025-0316)
• Final Order with Consent Agreement, fees waived (case #2025-0276)
• Final Order with Consent Agreement, $250 fee, 60‑day compliance by Dec 20 2025 (case #2025-0279)
• Continuation without fee until Feb 24 2026 (case #2024-0206)

Veteran's Advisory Committee

The committee will review old business items, including a veterans breakfast guest speaker, planned field trips, and the Moving Wall Vietnam Veterans Memorial replica. It will also hold a new‑business session to brainstorm future veterans programs, events, and initiatives. No formal actions or approvals are listed.

• Veterans breakfast guest speaker and information table
• Veterans field trips
• The Moving Wall (Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica)
• Brainstorming sessions for veterans programs, events, and initiatives

Public Art Advisory Committee

The Davie Public Art Advisory Committee will review proposed designs for bike racks, dominos/chess tables, and painted horse locations. The group will also discuss updates for utility box wraps and the Town Hall sculpture.

• Review proposed design for bike racks
• Review proposed design for dominos/chess tables
• Update on Painted Horses Phase II
• Update on Utility Box Wraps Phase II
• Update on Owls Lookout Park Seating Area

Planning & Zoning Board

The board will hold a quasi‑judicial review of the Sheridan House development site plan at 1700 South Flamingo Road. It will also conduct a public hearing on three code amendments: smoking and vaping rules in town parks, general town park rules, and a land‑development amendment affecting density and building height in the transit‑oriented corridor. The meeting will include routine items such as old and new business, comments, and the adoption of the 2026 meeting calendar.

• Sheridan House site plan (SP25-075) at 1700 South Flamingo Road – quasi‑judicial review
• Code amendment to prohibit smoking and vaping in town parks
• Code amendment updating town park rules
• Land Development Code amendment (ZBTXT25-162) on transit‑oriented corridor density and building height
• Adoption of 2026 meeting calendar

The Planning & Zoning Board voted 5‑0 to approve the Sheridan House site plan (SP25-075) with staff recommendations. The Board also approved a code amendment to prohibit smoking and vaping in town parks, voting 5‑0. A second code amendment updating town park rules was likewise approved by a 5‑0 vote.

• Approved Sheridan House site plan SP25-075 (5-0)
• Approved code amendment banning smoking and vaping in town parks (5-0)
• Approved code amendment updating town park rules (5-0)

Budget Advisory Committee

The Budget Advisory Committee will review updates for the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and the Fiscal Year 2025 audit. The body will also discuss a financial advisor regarding an impact fees study and potential bond issuances.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Update
• Potential bond issuances for Farm Park at Leroy Collins
• Potential bond issuances for Utilities
• Impact Fees Study
• Fiscal Year 2025 Audit Update

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold hearings for various contested matters regarding town code violations. The body is reviewing cases related to building permits, property maintenance, and registration requirements.

• Case #25-006137: 4765 SW 61 Avenue (installation of improvements and vehicle parking)
• Case #22-058035: NW 78 Avenue (littering, garbage accumulation, and nuisance)
• Case #2025-0141: 13700 Pine Meadow Court (building permit requirements)
• Case #25-049764: 670 Thornridge Avenue (failure to remove beehive)
• Cases #25-054274, #25-054275, #25-054277: Vacation rental registration requirements

The Special Magistrate ordered a lien of $51,500 on Davie Newport LLC for an overgrowth violation (Case #19-059286). Additional actions included a $350 cost‑recovery fee and a 14‑day compliance order for Rafael Gonzalez’s driveway sight‑triangle issue (Case #25-043754) and continuation of several cases without fees. Several vacation‑rental registration cases were dismissed without prejudice, and other violations were either canceled, corrected, or resulted in smaller fines and liens.

• Imposed $51,500 lien on Davie Newport LLC for overgrowth (6.1)
• Issued $350 cost‑recovery fee and 14‑day compliance order to Rafael Gonzalez (5.3)
• Continued Joseph Truscello installation case to Dec 9 2025 with no fee (5.1)
• Canceled/Corrected Shiran Evron maintenance standards case (5.2)
• Dismissed Gateland Village Condominium littering case without prejudice (6.2)
• Dismissed Marinel Say Estates vacation‑rental applications without prejudice (6.4, 6.5)
• Imposed $21,000 lien on Guzman Somalis & Dotel for 41 days of non‑compliance (6.6)
• Issued $300 citation fine for non‑commercial trailer violation at 7731 NW 31 St (8.1)

Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee

The committee will hold roll call, approve the previous meeting minutes, and receive a presentation. It will discuss any old business and consider new business items, followed by items for the next agenda, comments, and public comments. The meeting is open to the public and may include Town Council members.

• Roll call
• Approval of minutes
• Presentation
• Discussion of old business
• Discussion of new business

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct hearings for various contested matters, non-compliance issues, and citations. The body is reviewing violations related to town code, building safety, and business tax receipts.

• Case #24-073372: LLANOFARM LLC at 5080 SW 73 RD AVENUE regarding permits and tree removal
• Case #24-091483: HOME DEPOT USA, INC. at 15885 RICK CASE HONDA WAY regarding exterior maintenance
• Case #2024-0206: 3501-SSR7 LLC at 3501 STATE ROAD 7 regarding building safety inspection
• Case #25-0251: JBL RIDGE PLAZA INGLARY LLC at 9042 STATE ROAD 84 regarding expired Business Tax Receipt
• Multiple citations for bulk trash and derelict vehicle removal at various SW 60th and 61st Avenue addresses

The Special Magistrate approved final orders for several properties, assessing cost‑recovery fees and setting compliance deadlines. A lien of $1,000 was imposed on STAR BOSSES LLC for five days of non‑compliance. A citation fee of $300 was approved for Green Roof Apartments Inc. Several previously issued citations were cancelled or corrected.

• Approved Final Order for Home Depot USA, fee waived
• Approved Final Order for LLANOFARM LLC; $350 fee, compliance by Nov 17, 2025
• Approved Final Order for Ranch 6201 LLC; $350 fee, compliance by Oct 18, 2025
• Approved Final Order with Consent Agreement for 7800 Davie Road Extension LLC; $250 fee, engineering permit within 14 days
• Imposed lien on STAR BOSSES LLC; $1,000 total (5 days $100 each + $500 cost recovery)
• Approved citation for Green Roof Apartments Inc.; $300 total fee
• Approved Final Order for Fullness LLC (multiple addresses); $350 fee, compliance by Nov 17, 2025
• Approved Final Order for Acorn Davie LLC; $150 fee

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold a hearing at Davie Pine Island Park Multipurpose Center to consider a series of contested building code cases, non‑compliance violations, and foreclosure actions. Cases include permits, unsafe building conditions, and site‑plan modifications for various addresses. The board will also address foreclosure filings against Florida Enterprises & Co. properties on SW 8 Street and SW 7 Place. All matters are presented for formal hearing under relevant town codes and Florida statutes.

• Case #2024-0076: Macias – building permit required (Town Code Section 5‑1, FBC Section 105)
• Case #2024-0242: Brentwood Townhouse Condo – building safety inspection program (Florida Statute §553.899)
• Case #2025-0145: JBL Ridge Plaza – building permit required (Town Code Section 5‑1, FBC Section 105)
• Case #2025-0220: Archdiocese of Miami – St. David Church – unsafe building (Town Code Section 5‑66(a)(1), FBC Section 116.1)
• Foreclosure cases for Florida Enterprises & Co. – properties at 13431 SW 8 St, 13471 SW 8 St, 13430 SW 7 Pl (Florida Statute §162.09(3))

The magistrate issued a Final Order vacating the property at 5770 SW 38th Court within 7 days, assessed a $350 cost‑recovery fee, and authorized town entry to address a bee problem. A lien was imposed on 1074 SW 119 Way for multiple code violations, totaling $2,100 per cited section. Additional Final Orders required compliance by specific dates and assessed fees for several building‑code cases.

• Case #2025-0240: Vacate property within 7 days, $350 fee, compliance by Sep 16 2025; town may enter for bee issue
• Case #22-008396: Lien for 21 days at $100/day for Sections 6‑35(b)(4) and 11‑17, subtotal $2,100 each; lien for 35 days at $100/day for Section 12‑33(U)
• Case #2025-0092 (Home Depot): Final Order compliance within 60 days, $350 fee, compliance by Nov 8 2025
• Case #2025-0145 (JBL Ridge Plaza): Final Order compliance within 30 days, $350 fee, compliance by Oct 9 2025
• Case #2025-0144 (Flowers): Final Order with Consent Agreement compliance within 45 days, $250 fee, compliance by Oct 24 2025
• Case #2025-0110 (Abdulurazz & Katz): Final Order with Consent Agreement compliance within 60 days, $250 fee, compliance by Nov 8 2025
• Case #2025-0122 (Mentesoglu): Continuance until Oct 21 2025, $50 fee assessed
• Case #2025-0115 (Maccio): Continuance until Nov 18 2025, $50 continuance fee

Planning & Zoning Board

The board will consider several development applications, including rezoning and site plans for Wyatt Estates and Our Lady of Victory. The meeting also includes public hearings for land use and development code amendments.

• Wyatt Estates: Rezoning (ZB24-136), Plat (P24-137), and Site Plan (SP24-138)
• Our Lady of Victory: Site Plan (SP24-155), Rezoning (ZB24-156), Special Permit (SE24-157), and Variances (V24-158, V24-159)
• Land Use Plan Amendment (LA24-135) for Wyatt Estates
• Land Development Code Amendment (ZBTXT25-076) regarding single family subdivision site plan details
• Land Development Code Amendment (ZBTXT25-140) regarding public participation requirements

The Planning & Zoning Board approved the August 12, 2025 meeting minutes by a 6‑0 voice vote. All quasi‑judicial items were waived. The rezoning (ZB24-136), plat (P24-137) and site‑plan (SP24-138) applications were tabled with no vote recorded.

• Approved August 12, 2025 minutes (voice vote 6-0)
• Waived all quasi‑judicial items
• Rezoning (ZB24-136) tabled
• Plat (P24-137) tabled
• Site Plan (SP24-138) tabled

Historic Preservation Board

The Davie Historic Preservation Board will meet to approve minutes from the May 2025 meeting and discuss new business, including the 2024-25 Certified Local Government Annual Report, the nomination of Davie Pioneer Day for 2025, and the nomination of a Davie Heritage Marker for 2026. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Certified Local Government (CLG) Annual Report (2024-25)
• Davie Pioneer Day Nomination (2025)
• Davie Heritage Marker Nomination (2026)

The Historic Preservation Board approved the May 20, 2025 meeting minutes by voice vote, 3‑0. Staff presented the 2024‑25 Certified Local Government annual report, noting no certificates of appropriateness, demolition requests, or design reviews were reviewed and no ordinance amendments were made. The Davie Pioneer Award nomination was noted as having been sent to the Town Council before the board meeting, with no board action taken.

• Approved May 20, 2025 meeting minutes (voice vote 3-0)

Public Art Advisory Committee

The committee will review and shortlist artists for bike racks and dominos/chess tables. Members will also receive updates on several ongoing art projects.

• Shortlisting of artists for Bike Rack
• Shortlisting of artists for Dominos/Chess Tables
• Update on Utility Box Wraps Phase II
• Update on Owls Lookout Park Seating Area
• Update on Painted Horses Phase II

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold hearings regarding contested code enforcement matters and non-compliance issues. The body will also review several cases related to vacation rental registration applications.

• Case #25-043473: Delucia Properties LLC (SW 63 Avenue) regarding nuisance, improvements, and overgrowth
• Case #24-060546: Davie Manor 1 LLC (6110–6120 SW 42nd Place) regarding commercial vehicle parking
• Case #25-040054: 7-Eleven Inc (4490 Weston Road) regarding exterior maintenance standards
• Case #23-009545: Aroma Davie LLC (8501 Orange Drive) regarding overgrowth
• Nine separate cases regarding vacation rental registration applications under Town Code Section 16-153

The Special Magistrate issued final orders requiring compliance and assessed recovery fees in several contested cases. Two liens were imposed: $1,200 on Aroma Davie LLC and $5,300 on Gonzalez Padilla for non‑compliance days. One case was withdrawn pending a settlement, and a 7‑Eleven case was canceled. Multiple vacation‑rental registrations were ordered to comply within 14 days with a $350 fee each.

• Final Order for Davie Manor 1 LLC to remain in compliance; no fee assessed
• Final Order for The AC Ductologist LLC to comply within 14 days; $350 recovery fee assessed
• Consent Agreement approved for Delucia Properties LLC to comply within 30 days; $250 cost recovery fee
• Case for 7‑Eleven Inc canceled/corrected; no action taken
• Case for 13751 Pine Meadow Ct LLC withdrawn pending settlement agreement
• Lien imposed on Aroma Davie LLC for 7 days; total $1,200 (including $500 cost recovery fee)
• Lien imposed on Gonzalez Padilla property for 48 days; total $5,300 (including $500 cost recovery fee)
• Final Orders issued for several vacation‑rental applications to comply within 14 days; $350 fee each (some applications canceled/corrected)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Davie Planning & Zoning Board will meet on August 12, 2025, to review minutes from prior meetings and take quasi-judicial action on development applications. Two proposed land-development-code amendments will receive public hearings: one on single-family subdivision site-plan details and another on accessory buildings like garages and storage sheds.

• Site Plan (SP25-072) for Public Storage at 10600 West State Road 84
• Variance (V25-091) request at 8171 Southwest 29 Court
• Land Development Code Amendment (ZBTXT25-076) on single-family subdivision site-plan details
• Land Development Code Amendment (ZBTXT25-126) on garages, storage sheds and accessory buildings

The Planning & Zoning Board approved a variance (V25-091) allowing a pool and deck to be built only 6 ft from the rear property line at 8171 Southwest 29th Court, with a condition to coordinate with the Central Broward Water Management District. The board also approved Public Storage’s request to change exterior paint colors (SP25-072) and voted to table a land‑development code amendment (ZBTXT25-076) until the September 9 meeting.

• Approved variance V25-091 for Barrios property, rear setback reduced to 6 ft (7‑0)
• Approved Public Storage site‑plan paint modification SP25-072 (5‑2)
• Tabled Land Development Code Amendment ZBTXT25-076 to Sept 9, 2025 (7‑0)
• Approved April 22, 2025 meeting minutes (voice vote 7‑0)
• Approved June 10, 2025 meeting minutes (voice vote 7‑0)
• Approved July 8, 2025 meeting minutes (voice vote 7‑0)

Special Magistrate

The Town of Davie Special Magistrate will hold hearings regarding contested code compliance matters, non-compliance issues, and foreclosure-related cases. The body is reviewing violations related to building permits, unsafe conditions, and site plan modifications.

• Case #2024-0304: Kentwood Preparatory School site plan modification at 6311 SW 45th Street
• Case #2025-0220: Unsafe building conditions at St David Church, 3900 S University Drive
• Case #2025-0138: Off-street loading and parking violations at All Davie Welding Inc, 4685 SW 83rd Terrace
• Case #2025-0232: Emergency hearing for Family Farms Inc. regarding unsafe buildings and maintenance
• Multiple foreclosure-related cases for Florida Enterprises & Co. Inc. at SW 7 Place and SW 8 Street

The magistrate issued final orders requiring compliance within 30 or 60 days and assessed cost‑recovery fees for several properties. A lien of $120,500 was imposed on Rodriguez for multiple violations, and a $31,500 lien was imposed on Rengifo. Family Farms was ordered to submit a building‑permit application within 14 days and vacate the property within 7 days. Other cases received continuances, fee assessments, or consent agreements.

• Final Order for DORN TWIN HOLDINGS LLC: comply within 30 days, $350 fee
• Case #2025-0134 (KHOURY) cancelled because property complied before hearing
• Lien on RODRIGUEZ, ANA VERONICA & ZHU, DELONG: $120,500 total (including $500/day fees)
• Lien on RENGIFO, LUIS JOSE: $31,500 total ($250/day for 62 days plus $500 admin fee)
• Final Order for FAMILY FARMS INC: submit permit application within 14 days and vacate within 7 days
• Final Order for ALPINE WOODS ASSOCIATION INC: comply within 30 days, $350 fee
• Final Order for SCG ATLAS NEW RIVER COVE LLC: comply within 30 days, $350 fee
• Consent Agreement for HANAPOLE, EDWARD & RICHARD M: comply within 90 days, $250 fee

Youth Education & Safety Advisory Committee

The committee will meet to review old business regarding a school grant program and partnerships with the Davie Police Department. The meeting also includes the approval of minutes from April 14, 2025.

• School Grant Program
• Partnering with the Davie Police Department

Budget Advisory Committee

The Budget Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for July 28, 2025, has been cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for October 13, 2025.

Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee

The Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee will hear a presentation on a community gardens blueprint for HOAs. The body will also receive updates on community garden expansion and the agricultural map.

• Community Gardens Blueprint For HOAs presentation by Jessie Bastos
• Community Gardens Expansion update by Chad Pezoldt
• Agricultural Map Update
• Sustainability Awards

The Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee approved the April 15, 2025 minutes by a unanimous voice vote. It then voted 3‑0 to recommend that Town Council encourage the creation of neighborhood community gardens based on the presented blueprint. No other substantive actions were taken; other items were informational or slated for future discussion.

• Approved April 15, 2025 minutes (voice vote, unanimous 3‑0)
• Recommended Town Council encourage creation of neighborhood community gardens (motion carried 3‑0)
• Added Sustainability Awards and Community Gardens Expansion Update to the October 7, 2025 agenda

Veteran's Advisory Committee

The Veterans Advisory Committee will meet to discuss ongoing initiatives and new programs for veterans. The agenda includes discussions on field trips, guest speakers, and a replica of The Moving Wall Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

• Veterans breakfast guest speaker and information table
• Veterans field trips
• Brainstorming for new Town of Davie veterans’ programs, events, and initiatives
• The Moving Wall (Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica)

Youth Education & Safety Advisory Committee

The Youth Education and Safety Advisory Committee will meet to review old business. The discussion will focus on the School Grant Program and partnering with the Davie Police Department.

• School Grant Program
• Partnering with the Davie Police Department

Youth Education & Safety Advisory Committee

The Youth Education and Safety Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for July 14, 2025, has been rescheduled. The next meeting will take place on July 28, 2025.

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold hearings regarding contested matters, non-compliance, and building violations. The session includes reviews of landscaping standards, permit requirements, and vacation rental registrations.

• Case #24-053624: Landscape standards at 4690 S University Drive
• Case #2025-0003: Unsafe building conditions at 6280 Hawkes Bluff Avenue
• Case #25-031928: Graffiti nuisance at 4199 Kean Road
• Case #25-024697: Vacation rental registration at 4351 SW 77 Avenue
• Case #2024-0304: Site plan modification at 6311 SW 45th Street

The Special Magistrate approved final orders with cost‑recovery fees for two landscape‑standard violations and issued compliance deadlines for several other cases. Several citations and vacation‑rental applications were cancelled or corrected after owners complied or paid. Additional cases were continued to later dates with no fees assessed.

• Approved Final Order with $150.00 cost recovery fee for Alan Haider (Case #25-007715)
• Approved Final Order with $350.00 cost recovery fee for Design Center of Davie LLC (Case #24-053624)
• Continued case for Llanofarm LLC to September 18, 2025 with no fee (Case #24-073372)
• Cancelled/Corrected cases for Hill, Lawrence & Hill, Lorraine and 2045 SW 127th Avenue LLC after owners complied (Cases #24-083013, #24-085078)
• Continued non‑compliance case for Conroy, Marilyn G & Morgan E until July 31, 2025 with no fee (Case #2023-011776)
• Continued building cases for Etimemint LLC and Buckley, Richard E & Margaret L until July 31, 2025 with no fee (Cases #2024-0304, #2025-0003)
• Cancelled/Corrected citations for SWR Davie LLC and Mais Onet, Domingo after payment (Cases #25-031927, #25-032897)
• Issued $75.00 citation fine ($25 fine + $50 cost recovery) for Praetorian of Ft Lauderdale LLC (Case #25-031928)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will review several development applications, including site plans and variances. The meeting includes items previously tabled from June 10, 2025, regarding a car wash project.

• Site Plan (SP24-114) for Boy Scouts Camp Elmore at 3251-3391 Southwest 142 Avenue
• Site Plan (SP25-111) for Victoria Say Plaza at 6601 Stirling Road
• Plat (P24-129), Site Plan (SP24-130), and Variance (V25-060) for El Car Wash at 6255 Stirling Road
• Variance (V25-057) for 9140 Lake Park Circle
• Variance (V25-065) for 13740 Pine Meadow Court

The Planning & Zoning Board voted 6‑0 to approve variance V25‑057, allowing a 10 ft × 36 ft screen porch to be located 2 ft from the rear property line at 9140 Lake Park Circle. All quasi‑judicial items were waived for this meeting. No other variances were decided during the session.

• Approved variance V25‑057 rear setback (screen porch) – vote 6‑0

Public Art Advisory Committee

The Public Art Advisory Committee will meet to review updates on several ongoing art installations and open calls. The body will also discuss the second phase of the Painted Horses project.

• Bike Rack Open Call update
• Dominos/Chess Tables Open update
• Utility Box Wraps Phase II
• Owls Lookout Park seating area
• Painted Horses Phase II

Veteran's Advisory Committee

The Veterans Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss new business regarding The Moving Wall Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica. The committee will also review ongoing efforts for veterans' programs, field trips, and breakfast guest speakers.

• The Moving Wall (Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica)
• Veterans breakfast guest speaker and information table
• Veterans field trips
• Brainstorming for new Town of Davie veterans’ programs, events, and initiatives

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold formal hearings for contested code compliance matters. The agenda specifically lists these as foreclosure cases under Florida Statute §162.09 (3) and unsafe building conditions.

• Case #19-059286: DAVIE NEWPORT LLC, 4251 SW 62 AVENUE
• Case #21-080233: CEMS GROUP LLC, 5750 SW 36 COURT
• Case #21-024948: BENJAMIN CHARLES BROWN IV, 3751 SW 58TH AVENUE
• Multiple cases for FLORIDA ENTERPRISES & CO. INC. at 13431 SW 7 PLACE, 13471 SW 8 STREET, and 13430 SW 7 PLACE
• Case #2025-0084: LAURA WYATT & MICHAEL RUGGIERI, 810 SW 135 WAY regarding unsafe buildings

The Special Magistrate ordered continuances for several Florida Enterprises cases until July 31, 2025 with no fee. A mitigation agreement was reached with CEMS Group LLC to come into compliance. Foreclosure actions were authorized for Davie Newport LLC and for Matthew Lanzillotta’s property. One case (13241 SW 7 Place Trust) was dismissed after the owner paid the full amount.

• CEMS Group LLC entered mitigation agreement to achieve compliance
• Wyatt & Ruggieri case continued to July 31, 2025, no fee assessed
• Florida Enterprises cases continued to July 31, 2025, no fee for each
• Foreclosure authorized on Davie Newport LLC property (4255 SW 62 Avenue)
• Foreclosure authorized on Matthew Lanzillotta property (13181 SW 7 Place)
• 13241 SW 7 Place Trust case dismissed after full payment
• Code Manager to contact Benjamin Charles Brown IV regarding his case
• Hearing adjourned at 11:30 a.m.

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold hearings for various contested matters regarding town code violations. The session includes reviews of non-compliance, citations, and vacation rental registration requirements.

• Case #24-0165: Engineering permit and Floodplain Management Ordinance violations at 11121 SW 40th Court
• Case #24-053624: Minimum landscape standards at 4690 S University Drive
• Case #25-019046: Abandoned property and waste/weeds at SW 57th Street
• Citations for abandoned property at 6250 SW 38th Ct and 6111 SW 38th Court
• Vacation rental registration hearings for properties on SW 23rd Street, SW 31st Court, SW 38th Street, and SW 56 Street

The magistrate issued a final order requiring Star Bosses LLC to come into compliance within 14 days and assessed a $350 cost‑recovery fee. A lien was placed on Khaled Abdalla for 56 days with a $500 fine, a $500 cost‑recovery fee, and a total amount of $28,500. Several other cases were continued, cancelled, or dismissed, and the hearing adjourned at 11:30 a.m.

• Star Bosses LLC ordered to comply within 14 days, $350 fee (Case #25-019046)
• Khaled Abdalla lien imposed for 56 days, $500 fine + $500 fee, total $28,500 (Case #25-011120iii)
• Design Center of Davie LLC continuance granted to July 10, 2025, $50 fee (Case #24-053624)
• Gerald A. Lebolo citation fine $75 + $50 fee, total $125 (Case #25-022901)
• Daniel Cernea citation dismissed after correction (Case #25-017298)
• Marcos Hernandez citation dismissed after chickens removed (Case #25-022640)
• Theresa Bowe vacation‑rental case ordered to comply within 14 days, $350 fee (Case #25-019225)
• Dongal Investments LLC case cancelled/corrected; property removed from short‑term rental platforms (Case #25-024763)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider a plat, site plan, and variance for El Car Wash. Several items regarding Wyatt Estates have been requested to be tabled until August 12, 2025.

• El Car Wash (6255 Stirling Road): Plat (P24-129), Site Plan (SP24-130), and Variance (V25-060)
• Wyatt Estates: Rezoning (ZB24-136), Plat (P24-137), and Site Plan (SP24-138) [Request to table to 08-12-25]
• Wyatt Estates: Land Use Plan Amendment (LA24-135) [Request to table to 08-12-25]

The Planning & Zoning Board unanimously voted to table three Wyatt Estates applications—rezoning (ZB24-136), plat (P24-137), and site plan (SP24-138)—until September 9, 2025. The board also unanimously tabled the Land Use Plan Amendment LA24-135 to the same date. Earlier, the board approved the April 8 and May 13, 2025 meeting minutes by voice vote.

• Approved April 8, 2025 meeting minutes (voice vote 5-0)
• Approved May 13, 2025 meeting minutes (voice vote 5-0)
• Tabled Wyatt Estates rezoning ZB24-136 to Sep 9, 2025 (6-0)
• Tabled Wyatt Estates plat P24-137 to Sep 9, 2025 (6-0)
• Tabled Wyatt Estates site plan SP24-138 to Sep 9, 2025 (6-0)
• Tabled Land Use Plan Amendment LA24-135 to Sep 9, 2025 (6-0)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold hearings regarding contested matters and non-compliance cases. The body is reviewing violations related to building permits, unsafe conditions, and the Building Safety Inspection Program.

• Case #2025-0087: Costco Wholesale Corp, 1890 S University Drive (Building Safety Inspection Program)
• Case #2024-0360: Shoppes of Arrowhead LLC, 2411-2699 S University Drive (Building Safety Inspection Program)
• Case #2024-0355: Davie Plaza LLC, 11290-11530 State Road 84 (Building Safety Inspection Program)
• Case #2024-0371: Town of Davie, 6650 Griffin Road (Unsafe buildings/conditions)
• Case #2025-0081: Western Hills MHC LLC, 640 SW 132 Terrace (Unsafe buildings/conditions)

The Special Magistrate issued Final Orders requiring compliance within 30 days for several cases, many with a $350 fee. Several cases were continued to July 31, 2025, and some were cancelled or corrected. Two liens were imposed: $29,500 for case #2024-0141 and $15,000 for case #2024-0320. No further matters were discussed before adjournment.

• Final Order with $350 fee issued for Valencia Village Condo Association (Case #2024-0241)
• Final Order with $350 fee issued for Western Hills MHC LLC (Case #2025-0081)
• Final Order with no fee issued for Ozinga South Florida Inc. (Case #2025-0086)
• Case #2025-0115 (Maccio) continued until July 31, 2025 with no fee
• Final Order with $350 fee issued for Montana Skye LLC (Case #2025-0118)
• Case #25-009094 (Rodriguez Family Holdings) continued until October 9, 2025, no fee
• Final Order with $350 fee issued for Sunset Palms United LLC (Case #2024-0246)
• Lien of $29,500 imposed for case #2024-0141 (Gonzalez, 4521 SW 55 Avenue)

Special Magistrate

The Town of Davie Code Compliance Division holds a special magistrate hearing to review contested code violations at a residential property. The hearing includes procedural items such as the pledge of allegiance and swearing in, followed by the formal review of contested matters.

• Case #2024-0380: GARY WAHL & FLORENTINA S, 15140 MEADHAVEN STREET, Folio #5040 33 03 1040 (continued from April 22, 2025)
• Violations: Town Code Section 12-262(F)(1) (night sky regulations), Section 12-262(H)(1) (night sky regulations), and Section 12-33(U) (nuisance/eyesore)

The Special Magistrate hearing on May 27, 2025 considered Case #2024-0380 for 15140 Meadhaven Street. The magistrate issued a Final Order requiring the property to remain in compliance with night‑sky and nuisance regulations. No cost‑recovery fee was assessed. The hearing was adjourned at 10:32 a.m.

• Issued Final Order requiring 15140 Meadhaven Street to remain in compliance; no cost‑recovery fee assessed (Case #2024-0380)

Veteran's Advisory Committee

The committee is meeting to brainstorm new veteran programs, events, and initiatives. Members will also discuss veteran's field trips and mental health and suicide prevention.

• Brainstorming for new Town of Davie Veteran's programs, events, and initiatives
• Information table and guest speakers at the Veteran's Breakfast
• Quarterly veteran's field trips
• Mental Health and Suicide Prevention for veterans

Historic Preservation Board

The Davie Historic Preservation Board will hold a routine meeting that includes approving past minutes, hearing a presentation on the Potter Park Historical School Site, and discussing a heritage marker for the Wray Home Museum. No formal decisions are listed; the board will also consider nominees for Pioneer Day 2025.

• Presentation on Potter Park Historical School Site
• Heritage Marker discussion for Wray Home Museum
• Pioneer Day 2025 Nominee consideration

The Historic Preservation Board approved the minutes from the February 18, 2025 meeting. The motion was made by Vice Chair Jim Moore, seconded by Nan Gault, and passed by voice vote 4‑0. No further action was required on the Potter Park Historical School Site presentation. The meeting then moved to old business.

• Approved February 18, 2025 meeting minutes (4-0)

Special Magistrate

This is a Special Magistrate hearing for the Town of Davie Code Compliance Division. The magistrate will hear 11 formal contested matters, 4 non-compliance cases, and 3 citations, covering violations such as building permits, noise, commercial vehicle parking, and property maintenance. Several cases have been continued from previous hearings. The vacation rentals section has no items listed.

• Case #23-027123: Eleonora Bonfini, 7591 SW 42 Court – building permit required (continued from Nov 7, 2024)
• Case #24-067806: Davie United Warehouses Inc., 4350 SW 59 Avenue – noise disturbance (continued from March 6, 2025)
• Case #25-009559: Promenade West Ltd, 2205-2375 S University Drive – nuisance (continued from March 6, 2025)
• Case #25-017035: Equity One Florida Portfolio LLC, 8800-8990 State Road 84 – waste/weeds/debris
• Case #22-002675: SRP Sub LLC, 15601 Lance Point Place – nuisance/eyesore (non-compliance)

The magistrate issued final orders and fees for several code compliance cases, approved continuances for others, and imposed liens for non‑compliance. A $9,900 lien was placed on SRP SUB LLC for two violations, and a $3,500 lien on John Thompson for parking violations. All actions were recorded in the May 15, 2025 hearing.

• Final Order with $350 fee issued for SRP SUB LLC (Case #25-008614)
• Final Order with $350 fee issued for PROMENADE WEST LTD (Case #25-009559)
• Final Order with no fee, compliance within 7 days for PRAGER (Case #25-018558)
• Continuance approved to July 31, 2025 for ELEONORA BONFINI (Case #23-027123)
• Continuance approved to June 12, 2025 for COSTELLO (Case #25-008294)
• Final Order with $200 fee issued for EQUITY ONE FLORIDA (Case #25-017035)
• Lien of $9,900 imposed on SRP SUB LLC for two violations (Case #22-002675)
• Lien of $3,500 imposed on JOHN THOMPSON for parking violation (Case #23-0091)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will hold quasi-judicial hearings on several development applications, including a variance for Modera at Academical Village and a special permit for St. Philip Eastern Orthodox Church. The main item is the 5000 Davie LLC proposal (rezoning, plat, site plan, multiple variances, and a land use plan amendment), all tabled from the April 22 meeting. Also on the agenda is a legislative public hearing on a Land Development Code amendment creating affordable housing incentive programs and a site plan/special permit for Eldridge Park Estates.

• Modera at Academical Village — variance (V24-187) at 3440 SW 76 Terrace
• St Philip Eastern Orthodox Church — special permit (SE24-215) at 4870 Griffin Road
• 5000 Davie LLC — rezoning, plat, site plan, and five variances (tabled) at 4890 and 5000 Davie Road
• Eldridge Park Estates — site plan (SP24-037) and special permit (SE24-038) south of SW 26 Street between SW 148 and 154 avenues
• Land Development Code amendment (ZBTXT25-073) for Affordable Housing Incentive Programs

The Planning & Zoning Board approved the Land Development Code Amendment ZBTXT25-073, establishing a 20% town‑wide inclusionary housing requirement, with a 5‑0 vote. The board also approved the Eldridge Park Estates site plan (SP24-037) and its special permit (SE24-038), each by a 5‑0 vote, and recommended the applicant donate 10 bat boxes. Additionally, the board approved the Modera at Academical Village variance (V24-187) with staff‑recommended conditions, also by a 5‑0 vote.

• Approved Land Development Code Amendment ZBTXT25-073 Affordable Housing (5-0)
• Approved Eldridge Park Estates Site Plan SP24-037 with conditions (5-0)
• Approved Eldridge Park Estates Special Permit SE24-038 (5-0)
• Approved Modera at Academical Village Variance V24-187 with conditions (5-0)

Budget Advisory Committee

The committee will hear an investment management update, review and possibly update the investment policy, and begin discussions on the FY 2026 budget. No binding votes are scheduled; recommendations may be made to the Town Council.

• Investment management update from David Witthohn
• Investment policy review and potential update
• FY 2026 budget process discussion

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold formal hearings on 21 contested building code cases and 11 non-compliance items, many continued from previous meetings. Cases involve alleged violations of the Florida Building Code, Broward County amendments, and local town codes regarding permits, unsafe structures, tree removal, and nuisance. Some respondents face outstanding fines, such as a $350 balance noted in one case.

• Case #2024-0213: University Office Park of Davie LLC at 5400 S University Drive (building code, continued from March 18)
• Case #2024-0304: Etimemint LLC d/b/a Kentwood Preparatory School at 6311 SW 45th Street (site plan modification, continued from February 20)
• Case #2025-0005: Mitzi L Clark at 13071 SW 8th Street (unsafe building, continued from March 18)
• Case #2024-0187: Luis Jose Rengifo at 10635 SW 44th Court – outstanding $350.00 fine noted for non-compliance hearing
• Case #2025-0074: ST 5355 Stirling Road LLC at 5355-5385 Stirling Road (building safety inspection program)

The magistrate issued final orders requiring compliance within 30‑60 days and a $350 cost‑recovery fee for multiple building cases. A lien for Eton Countryside Condo Association was reduced to $150 per day, totaling $5,750. Additional liens of $2,800, $4,100 and $7,700 were imposed on other property owners. Several cases were continued or cancelled with no fee.

• Final Order: SCG Atlas Palm Trace Landings LLC must comply within 45 days, $350 fee
• Lien reduced for Eton Countryside Condo Association to $150/day, total $5,750
• Final Order: AF Investments Ltd must comply within 30 days, $350 fee
• Final Order: ST 5355 Stirling Road LLC must comply within 30 days, $350 fee
• Final Order: Flyhopco LLC (3051 W State Rd 84) must comply within 60 days, $350 fee
• Final Order: Flyhopco LLC (3201 W State Rd 84) must comply within 60 days, $350 fee
• Lien imposed on Saldarriaga Casilla for $2,800 (23 days non‑compliance)
• Lien imposed on Luis Jose Rengifo for $7,700 (36 days non‑compliance)

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider several tabled applications from 5000 Davie LLC regarding a property at 4890 and 5000 Davie Road. The board will also discuss the Community Redevelopment Agency Redevelopment Plan and proposed sign and lighting ordinances.

• Rezoning, plat, site plan, and four variances (lot size, building height, landscape buffer, and front yard setback) for 4890 and 5000 Davie Road
• Land Use Plan Amendment (LA22-141) for 4890 and 5000 Davie Road
• Town Of Davie Community Redevelopment Agency Redevelopment Plan
• Ordinance amendments to Chapter 12, Article VIII regarding signs and lighting (Sec. 12-236, 12-244, and 12-247)

The board voted 7‑0 to table all pending 5000 Davie LLC applications until May 13, 2025. It also voted 7‑0 to approve the proposed modifications to the Community Redevelopment Agency plan, extending the plan to 2039 and supporting the $18.3 million funding commitment from Broward County. No other ordinances were adopted at this meeting.

• Tabled 5000 Davie LLC rezoning, plat, site plan, and variances to May 13 (7-0)
• Approved CRA redevelopment plan modifications extending the plan to 2039 (7-0)

Public Art Advisory Committee

The Public Art Advisory Committee will review updates on ongoing projects including painted horses, bike racks, and chess tables, and consider new items such as Utility Box Wraps Phase II and a seating area at Owls Lookout Park. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and scheduling of the next meeting.

• Painted Horses Update
• Bike Rack Open Call Update
• Dominos/Chess Tables Open Update
• Utility Box Wraps Phase II
• Owls Lookout Park Seating Area

Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee

The Agricultural & Environmental Advisory Committee will discuss updates on the community gardens expansion, the agricultural map, and the farm guide. The meeting includes approval of minutes from January 21, 2025, and public comments.

• Update on Community Gardens Expansion by Parks Recreation & Cultural Arts
• Agricultural Map Update discussion
• Farm Guide Update with strike-through document review

The Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee approved the minutes from the January 21, 2025 meeting. It voted 4‑0 to authorize a second community garden at Potter Park. It also voted 4‑0 to adopt the updated Farm Guide. Items for the July 15, 2025 agenda include a composting presentation, the community garden expansion, and an agricultural map update.

• Approved January 21, 2025 minutes (voice vote, unanimous 3‑0)
• Approved second community garden at Potter Park (roll call vote 4‑0)
• Approved updated Farm Guide (roll call vote 4‑0)

Youth Education & Safety Advisory Committee

The Youth Education and Safety Advisory Committee will judge the Water Safety Poster Contest (New Business 4.1). They will also discuss the School Grant Program and partnering with the Davie Police Department (Old Business 5.1 and 5.2). The meeting includes approval of January 13, 2025 minutes and scheduling of the next meeting.

• Judge Water Safety Poster Contest entries
• Discuss School Grant Program
• Discuss partnering with Davie Police Department
• Approve minutes of January 13, 2025 meeting
• Schedule next meeting

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold formal hearings for contested town code violations. The body will review cases involving property maintenance, illegal installations, and registration requirements.

• Case #24-008293: Family Farms Inc (SW 14th Street) regarding litter and nuisances
• Case #24-051787: 5600 SW 38th Court regarding commercial vehicles on residential property
• Case #24-073372: Llanofarm LLC (5080 SW 73rd Avenue) regarding permits and tree removal
• Case #25-009610: Florida Fresh Herbs Inc (1655 S Flamingo Road) citation for right-of-way maintenance
• Case #25-003286: 5461 SW 55th Avenue regarding vacation rental registration

The hearing issued a Final Order requiring Khaled Abdalla to correct a registration violation within seven days and pay a $350 fee. It approved a consent agreement for Family Farms Inc. with a $150 fee and granted continuances for multiple cases, some with $50 fees. Several cases were dismissed or cancelled after owners provided required documentation.

• Issued Final Order to Khaled Abdalla (Case #25-011120): 7‑day compliance, $350 fee
• Approved Consent Agreement for Family Farms Inc. (Case #25-008293) with $150 cost‑recovery fee
• Granted continuance to July 10, 2025 for D.R. Horton Inc. (Case #24-071325), no fee
• Granted continuance to July 10, 2025 for Llanofarm LLC (Case #24-073372) with $50 fee; dismissed other permit requests w/o prejudice
• Granted continuance to July 10, 2025 for 2045 SW 127th Ave LLC (Case #24-085078) with $50 fee
• Granted continuance to May 15, 2025 for Arrowhead Golf & Tennis Club (Case #25-009025), no fee
• Granted continuance to May 15, 2025 for Promenade West Ltd (Case #25-009559) with $50 fee
• Dismissed case against Rodriguez Rev TR (Case #24-073111) without prejudice after vacation‑rental notice

Planning & Zoning Board

The Davie Planning & Zoning Board will hear quasi-judicial development applications for Prestige Main Street (site plan at 4260 Davie Road), Davie Estates (plat, variance, site plan), and the Shotgun Road Subdivision (rezoning, plat, three variances, and site plan). The board will also select a chair and vice chair and approve minutes from the March 11, 2025 meeting.

• Shotgun Road Subdivision: rezoning (ZB23-055), plat (P23-058), buffer wall variance (V23-056), entry/sign wall variance (V23-057), garage setback variance (V23-118), and site plan (SP23-059)
• Prestige Main Street: site plan (SP24-185) for property at 4260 Davie Road
• Davie Estates: plat (P18-037), variance (V20-049), and site plan (SP17-102), located half mile south of Griffin Road between SW 58th Ave and SW 61st St

The Planning & Zoning Board appointed David Donzella as Chair and Ken DeArmas as Vice Chair, each by a 6‑0 roll‑call vote. The board also approved the March 11, 2025 meeting minutes by voice vote (6‑0). Finally, the board approved the Prestige Main Street site plan (SP24‑185) with a unanimous 6‑0 vote. No decisions were made on the Davie Estates applications during this meeting.

• Appointed David Donzella as Chair (6‑0)
• Appointed Ken DeArmas as Vice Chair (6‑0)
• Approved March 11, 2025 minutes (voice vote, 6‑0)
• Approved Prestige Main Street site plan SP24‑185 (6‑0)
• Discussed Davie Estates plat, variance, and site plan; no vote taken

Special Magistrate

The Davie Special Magistrate will conduct formal hearings on 23 building code cases and 4 non-compliance items. Cases involve alleged violations of building permit requirements, the Florida Building Code, Broward County amendments, unsafe building conditions, and landscaping standards. The magistrate will decide on fines or corrective actions for properties across Davie.

• 5931 Cornwall Lane – alleged failure to obtain building permit (Case #2024-0097)
• 2920 Davie Road – alleged violation of building safety inspection program (Case #2024-0200)
• 6650 Griffin Road – Town of Davie property cited for unsafe building (Case #2024-0371)
• 6280 Hawkes Bluff Avenue – unsafe building citation (Case #2025-0003)
• 4040 SW 70 Terrace – multiple violations including unpermitted work, landscaping, and tree removal (Case #2024-0099)

Special Magistrate Theresa Bland Edwards presided over 25 building code cases on March 18, 2025, issuing final orders, continuations, and one lien. Final orders required compliance within 30 days (by April 17, 2025) and assessed $350 cost recovery fees in most cases. A $49,500 lien was granted against Ana Rodriguez for 49 days of non-compliance. Several cases were continued to April 22, 2025, with or without fees, and one case was cancelled/corrected.

• Granted final order for Group Sedgefield LLC, 30-day compliance, $350 fee
• Granted final order for USPP Pointe West LLC, 30-day compliance, $350 fee
• Continued Clark case to April 22, 2025, no fee
• Granted final order for Reflin 22 WG LLC, 30-day compliance, $350 fee
• Granted final order for Vanhoeven/Silva, 30-day compliance, $350 fee
• Granted $49,500 lien against Rodriguez for 49 non-compliance days
• Continued Martin case to April 22, 2025, $50 fee
• Cancelled/corrected case for Moon Capital LLC

Veteran's Advisory Committee

The Veteran's Advisory Committee will meet to discuss new initiatives and programs for the Town of Davie. The body will also coordinate an information table and speakers for the Veterans Breakfast.

• Brainstorming session for new veterans programs, events, and initiatives
• Planning for an information table at the Veterans Breakfast
• Selection of Veterans Breakfast speakers

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold public hearings on multiple development applications for property at 4890 and 5000 Davie Road, including a rezoning (ZB22-142), site plan (SP22-145), plat, and four variances. Also on the agenda is a variance for a property at 11061 Pine Lodge Trail, a land use plan amendment for the Davie Road site, and three land development code amendments covering various issues, special residential facilities, and Live Local Act procedures.

• Rezoning (ZB22-142) for 4890 and 5000 Davie Road by 5000 Davie LLC
• Site Plan (SP22-145) for 4890 and 5000 Davie Road
• Variances for lot size (V22-162), building height (V22-174), landscape buffer (V24-058), and front yard setback (V25-036)
• Land Use Plan Amendment (LA22-141) for the same Davie Road property
• Land Development Code amendments including Live Local Act procedures (ZBTXT25-047)

The Planning and Zoning Board denied a comprehensive land development code amendment (ZBTXT24-099) by a 5-2 vote, citing too many unrelated items and a need for further breakdown. The board also tabled all applications for the 5000 Davie LLC project (rezoning, plat, site plan, variances, and land use amendment) to April 22, 2025, and approved a variance for Kapp at 11061 Pine Lodge Trail with a tree preservation condition. Two other code amendments were approved: one for special residential facilities (7-0) and one for Live Local Act procedures (4-3).

• Denied Land Development Code amendment ZBTXT24-099 (5-2)
• Tabled rezoning ZB22-142 for 5000 Davie LLC to April 22, 2025 (6-0)
• Tabled plat P22-144 for 5000 Davie LLC to April 22, 2025 (7-0)
• Tabled site plan SP22-145 for 5000 Davie LLC to April 22, 2025 (7-0)
• Tabled variances V22-162, V22-174, V24-058, V25-036 for 5000 Davie LLC to April 22, 2025 (7-0 each)
• Approved variance V24-193 for Kapp with tree preservation condition (7-0)
• Approved Land Development Code amendment ZBTXT24-196 for special residential facilities (7-0)
• Approved Land Development Code amendment ZBTXT25-047 for Live Local Act procedures (4-3)

Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold hearings regarding contested matters, non-compliance, and citations. The body is reviewing various Town Code violations ranging from noise and landscaping to building permits.

• Case #24-067806: Davie United Warehouses Inc. regarding prohibited noise disturbance
• Case #24-080895: Joshua Cerny regarding vehicle parking restrictions
• Case #25-008666 and #25-009559: Promenade West Ltd regarding nuisances
• Case #2023-0115: Tarin Marie Machado & Michael Anthony Suro regarding building and engineering permits
• Case #25-002098: Orange Park Club Inc regarding abandoned property storage

The Special Magistrate hearing on March 6, 2025, addressed multiple code compliance cases, issuing final orders with consent agreements and fines for some respondents, while continuing others for future hearings. Cases were dismissed or corrected when violations were resolved or not substantiated.

• Final Order with Consent Agreement for REAL SUB LLC, $150 recovery fee
• Final Order with Consent Agreement for SABAN, SHIMON, $250 recovery fee, compliance by March 15, 2025
• Final Order for LOS 4 PANAS LLC, $200 recovery fee
• Finding of Fact for HENRIQUEZ, ODIR, $75 fine + $50 fee = $125
• Finding of Facts for ORANGE PARK CLUB INC, $75 fine + $50 fee = $125
• Dismissed without prejudice: FLORIDA DRAVA INC
• Canceled/Corrected: PROMENADE WEST LTD, CERNY, JOSHUA, 6255 STIRLING HOLDINGS LLC, ELBARGHOUTHI, JABER
• Continued cases: multiple, with fees ranging from $0 to $50

Special Magistrate

The special magistrate will hear 24 code enforcement cases, including non-compliance hearings seeking liens and final orders for building permit and safety inspection violations. Several cases involve the Building Safety Inspection Program (BORA).

• Lien of $22,500 sought for 44 days of non-compliance at 6101 SW 57 Place (Case #2023-0059)
• Lien of $9,000 sought for non-compliance at 4521 SW 55 Avenue (Case #2024-0141)
• Lien of $3,900 sought for permitted use violation at 4521 SW 55 Avenue (Case #2024-0320)
• Multiple final orders with $350 cost recovery fees for safety inspection violations at properties including 15701-15951 SW 41 Street and others
• Consent agreement with $250 recovery fee for building permit violation at 1571 SW 136 Avenue (Case #2024-0148)

The Special Magistrate heard 24 building code cases, granting final orders to comply, continuations, or dismissals. Three liens were awarded for non-compliance, and several cases were resolved with consent agreements or dismissed after permits were issued.

• Granted final order for Rengifo to comply with unsafe building code within 7 days, $350 fee
• Granted final orders for multiple properties to comply with Building Safety Inspection Program within 30 days, $350 fee each
• Approved consent agreements for Barrios, Bayer, and MDA Envisions to comply within 45-60 days, $250 fee each
• Granted continuations for Vera, Machin, Clark, and Etimemint cases
• Cancelled cases for Hess Realty and Las Palmas Townhouses after compliance achieved
• Dismissed cases for Al-Bunni and Saldarriaga Casilla without prejudice after permits issued
• Awarded lien of $22,500 to town for Weiss non-compliance (44 days at $500/day plus $500 fee)
• Awarded liens totaling $12,900 to town for Gonzalez non-compliance (two cases)

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will vote on approving the November 2024 meeting minutes and hear a presentation on the Davie History Plaque Program. They will receive an update on the Historic Resource Survey and consider a 2025 Davie Heritage Marker nomination for the Wray House.

• Approval of November 19, 2024 meeting minutes
• Presentation on Davie History Plaque Program by Jessie Bastos
• Update on the Historic Resource Survey
• 2025 Davie Heritage Marker Nomination – Wray House

The Davie Historic Preservation Board voted 3-0 to expand the Davie Heritage Marker Program to include historical agricultural properties, as recommended by the Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee. The board also approved the November 19, 2024 meeting minutes. No other substantive decisions were made; the Historic Resource Survey update was informational only.

• Approved November 19, 2024 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Expanded Davie Heritage Marker Program to include historical agriculture properties (3-0)

Planning & Zoning Board

The February 11, 2025, Planning & Zoning Board meeting has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Special Magistrate

The Davie Code Compliance Division Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on February 6, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. to consider multiple code enforcement cases. The agenda includes formal hearings of contested matters, non-compliance items, old business, citations, business tax receipt issues, vacation rentals, and fire department matters. Residents can attend at the Davie Pine Island Park Multipurpose Center.

• Case #24-061758: RAG DAVIE LLC, 3400 Davie Road – minimum standards for interior of structures
• Case #24-071325: DR. HORTON INC, 7250 Griffin Road & 4990 SW 73 Avenue – maintenance and monitoring (continued from Nov. 7, 2024)
• Case #24-073372: LLANOFARM LLC, 5080 SW 73 Avenue – permitted uses, clearing, and building code violations
• Case #25-004113: WV APARTMENTS LLC & MCMG MANAGEMENT LLC, 5060 SW 64 Avenue – installation of improvements
• Case #23-100260: Nguyen and Thai, SW 53 Avenue – overgrowth and right-of-way maintenance

The Davie Special Magistrate hearing on February 6, 2025, addressed multiple code compliance cases. Final orders to remain in compliance with $200 recovery fees were issued for NEW BHNV DAVIE LLC, CORPORATE GURU INC, and CHETRAM. Liens were imposed for non-compliance, including $1,050 for Cuong V Nguyen and Tuyen T. Thai, and $6,375 for Matthew Lanzillotta. Several cases were continued or canceled due to repairs or pending permits.

• Final order to remain in compliance and $200 fee for NEW BHNV DAVIE LLC (Case #24-083125)
• Final order to remain in compliance and $200 fee for CORPORATE GURU INC (Case #24-090478)
• Case #24-061758 (RAG DAVIE LLC) canceled/corrected after leak repaired
• Case #24-071325 (DR. HORTON INC) continued to April 10, 2025, no fee
• Case #24-073372 (LLANOFARM LLC) continued to March 6, 2025, no fee
• Case #24-087867 (SABAN, SHIMON) continued to March 6, 2025, no fee
• Final order and $200 fee for CHETRAM (Case #24-091009)
• Consent agreement with $250 fee for WV APARTMENTS LLC (Case #25-006113), compliance by May 7, 2025

Special Magistrate

The Davie Code Compliance Division holds a special magistrate hearing to address building code violations and non-compliance issues across 37 properties. Most cases involve alleged failures to obtain required permits or comply with the Building Safety Inspection Program, and many are continuations from hearings in late 2024. The hearing includes both commercial and residential properties.

• Roundtree Industrial LLC, 4595 Oakes Road – building safety inspection (continued from Nov. 12, 2024)
• Pelican Bays Ground Lessor LLC, multiple properties on SW 51st/52nd Street – building safety inspection
• Shoppes of Arrowhead LLC, 2411-2699 S University Drive – building safety inspection
• Butcher, Ulric & Judith, 2801 SW 141 Terrace – building permit required
• Deligio, Melanie & Antonio (formerly Sobe Builders LLC), 14000 SW 14 Street – non-compliance, permit required (continued from Nov. 7, 2024)

At the January 28, 2025 Special Magistrate hearing, presided by John Rayson, the magistrate issued final compliance orders, imposed liens for non-compliance, and granted continuations on various code enforcement cases. Notable actions included liens on Brentwood West Townhouses ($7,400), Rodriguez ($35,000), Public Storage ($17,750), Shurgard ($17,750), Orange Drive Properties ($9,600), and JAX Miami LLC ($9,600). Several cases were continued to future dates, some with fees, and others were canceled or dismissed.

• Imposed $7,400 lien on Brentwood West Townhouses (Case #2023-0106)
• Imposed $35,000 lien on Rodriguez (Case #2023-0107)
• Imposed $17,750 lien on Public Storage (Case #2023-0175)
• Imposed $17,750 lien on Shurgard (Case #2023-0179)
• Imposed $9,600 lien on Orange Drive Properties (Case #2024-0011)
• Imposed $9,600 lien on JAX Miami LLC (Case #2024-0103)
• Issued final compliance orders with fees for Davie Plaza, Shoppes of Arrowhead, Morlans, Nova Central, and others
• Continued multiple cases to future dates, some with $50 fees

Public Art Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss updates on the Utility Box Wrap and Painted Horses programs. Members will also review open calls for bike racks and dominos/chess tables, and discuss Town Hall topiaries.

• Utility Box Wrap Program update
• Painted Horses update
• Bike Rack open call
• Dominos/Chess Tables open call
• Town Hall Topiaries

Budget Advisory Committee

The Budget Advisory Committee will discuss updates on the FY25 budget and the town golf course. They will hear presentations from Phil Holste on the Community Redevelopment Agency and open space. The committee will also vote on approving the annual report.

• FY25 Budget Update discussion
• Golf Course Update discussion
• Community Redevelopment Agency presentation by Phil Holste
• Open Space Update by Phil Holste
• Annual report approval vote

The Budget Advisory Committee approved the October 28, 2024 minutes and the annual report, both unanimously. Phil Holste reported that the Town reached an agreement with Broward County to extend the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) to September 2039, with county contributions of $2.3 million per year for affordable housing starting in 2028. Updates were provided on open space, the Active Recreation Facility, Governor LeRoy Collins Farm Park, Davie Wetlands Park, and the Town Hall project, which is fully funded and in design phase.

• Approved October 28, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved annual report (unanimous)

Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee

The committee will approve minutes from October 2024 and hear a presentation on the Future Broward Solar Group Purchase Program. Old business includes updates to the Farm Guide and Agricultural Map. New business covers expanding community gardens and planning for Orange Blossom 2025.

• Presentation on Future Broward Solar Group Purchase Program by Mia Brady (Solar United Neighbors)
• Farm Guide Update (review of strike-through document)
• Agricultural Map Update
• Community Gardens Expansion discussion with Chad Pezoldt (Parks Recreation and Cultural Arts)
• Orange Blossom 2025 planning

The committee voted to recommend expanding community gardens to an east-side location, aligning with the Parks & Recreation Department. It also recommended exploring a partnership with Solar United Neighbors for a solar group purchase program. The Farm Guide and Agricultural Map updates were tabled to the next meeting.

• Approved motion to expand community gardens to east Davie (4-0)
• Approved recommendation to explore partnership with Solar United Neighbors (5-0)
• Tabled Farm Guide Update until next meeting
• Tabled Agricultural Map Update until April 15, 2025

Special Magistrate

This is a special magistrate hearing for the Town of Davie Code Compliance Division. The agenda includes formal hearings on contested code violations (engineering permits, derelict property, overgrowth, etc.), non-compliance cases, citations for littering, running at large, and parking violations, as well as business tax receipt violations and vacation rental registration issues. Several cases are continued from previous hearings.

• Case #24-067706: Davie Plaza LLC at 11290-11530 State Road 84 – engineering permit violation (Town Code Section 12-328).
• Case #24-072351: William Deveau at 13371 SW 9 Street – derelict property, portable storage unit, and commercial vehicle parking violations.
• Case #24-077730: Pauline Nunes & Ruby Smith at 7681 NW 32 Street – storing abandoned property prohibited.
• Case #24-079791: Angel Cordova at 2800 SW 155 Lane – citation for parking commercial vehicles in a residential district.
• CASE #2024-0336: DJAMANKAYEZILIDANTOR LLC dba Mystic at 5907 S University Drive – expired business tax receipt.

The Davie Special Magistrate hearing on January 16, 2025, addressed multiple code compliance cases. Final orders to comply were issued for several properties, with recovery fees of $350 each. A lien of $36,100 was imposed on one property for 178 days of non-compliance, and another lien of $740 was assessed for landscape maintenance costs. Several cases were dismissed, canceled, or continued to March 6, 2025.

• Dismissed without prejudice: Ramiro Jaramillo trash dumping case (witness absent)
• Continued to March 6, 2025: 6255 Stirling Holdings LLC landscape standards case
• Final Order: Stahl Family Ltd to comply in 14 days with $350 fee
• Lien imposed: $36,100 on Alima Amit for 178 days non-compliance
• Citation upheld: Torres & Grimaldo $125 total; Cordova $125 total
• Final Order: DJAMANKAYEZILIDANTOR LLC to comply in 7 days with $350 fee
• Final Order: Rodriguez Rev Tr to comply in 14 days with $350 fee
• Lien imposed: $740 on Paolo Scotti for landscape maintenance

Planning & Zoning Board

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider several development applications, including a land use amendment and rezoning for a medical office building. The board will also review site plans and a variance request for other properties.

• Delgado Medical Office Building (Griffin Road, west of SW 111 Avenue): Land Use Plan Amendment (LA22-207), Rezoning (ZB22-208), Plat (P22-209), and Site Plan (SP22-210)
• Bank of America (5999 South University Drive): Site Plan (SP23-168)
• Kosove (10950 Southwest 42 Place): Variance (V24-168)
• Pataky (2843 East Abiaca Circle): Site Plan (SP24-052)

The Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved all four applications for the Delgado Medical Office Building, including a land use plan amendment, rezoning, plat, and site plan, with conditions. The board also approved the Bank of America site plan with a condition that no variances are required, and approved a variance for the Kosove property. A site plan amendment for a metal roof at Pataky was denied.

• Approved land use plan amendment LA22-207 for Delgado Medical Office Building (6-0)
• Approved rezoning ZB22-208 for Delgado Medical Office Building (6-0)
• Approved plat P22-209 for Delgado Medical Office Building (6-0)
• Approved site plan SP22-210 for Delgado Medical Office Building with staff and board recommendations (6-0)
• Approved site plan SP23-168 for Bank of America with condition that no variances be required (6-0)
• Approved variance V24-168 for Kosove to convert barn to 2-story accessory building (4-2)
• Denied site plan amendment SP24-052 for Pataky to install metal roof (4-2)

Youth Education & Safety Advisory Committee

The committee will receive an update from the Davie Police Athletic League and discuss the timeline and theme for a water safety poster contest. Members will also review the school grant program and partnerships with the Davie Police Department.

• Davie Police Athletic League update by Angela Madias
• Water Safety Poster Contest theme and timeline
• School Grant Program discussion
• Davie Police Department partnership discussion

United Ranches Preservation Board

The United Ranches Preservation Board will consider a rezoning application (ZB22-208) for the Delgado Medical Office Building, located on the south side of Griffin Road west of Southwest 111th Terrace. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from May 26, 2015, and old/new business items.

• Rezoning (ZB22-208) for the Delgado Medical Office Building on Griffin Road
• Approval of meeting minutes from May 26, 2015

The United Ranches Preservation Board approved a rezoning application (ZB22-208) for the Delgado Medical Office Building, located on the south side of Griffin Road west of Southwest 111th Terrace. The 1.54-acre parcel, currently zoned B-2A and B-2 (County), will be rezoned to commercial use. The motion carried 4-0. The board also approved the May 26, 2015 meeting minutes.

• Approved rezoning ZB22-208 for Delgado Medical Office Building (4-0)
• Approved May 26, 2015 meeting minutes (4-0)