Delray Beach public meetings in 2022

Public Art Advisory Board

The board will review a proposed amendment to the Mural Ordinance and discuss several public art projects. This includes updates on the Sidewalk Art Project, Utility Box Wrapping, and a Storm Drain Public Art Project. The meeting also features a discussion with the Public Art Manager from Boynton Beach.

• Amendment to Mural Ordinance
• Sidewalk Art Project update
• Utility Box Wrapping project
• Storm Drain Public Art Project presentation
• Discussion with Glenn Weiss, Boynton Beach Public Art Manager

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The board will discuss a draft memo opposing state preemption of city authority to restrict single-use plastics. Members will also review the Coastal Resiliency Plan using examples from Broward and Miami. Additionally, the board will present its annual report to the Commission.

• Draft memo/resolution regarding single-use plastic restrictions
• Coastal Resiliency Plan discussion
• GIAB Annual Report to Commission

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Board will review several site plan modifications and development requests. These include a new 17,243 square foot covered parking garage with two rooftop tennis courts and a waiver request for a three-story mixed-use building.

• Construction of a 17,243 SF covered parking garage with two rooftop tennis courts at 2001 South Ocean Boulevard
• Waiver request for a 16,298 square foot, three-story mixed-use building at 625, 633, and 645 West Atlantic Avenue
• Exterior alterations to Blue Gallery at 600 East Atlantic Avenue
• Establishment of a Master Sign Program for The Oasis at 1319 North Federal Highway
• Color changes for the Residence Inn at 1111 East Atlantic Avenue

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a resolution calling for nonpartisan elections to fill two commissioner seats. The agenda also includes votes on several interlocal agreements and property right-of-way dedications.

• Nonpartisan election call for March 14 and March 28, 2023
• $19,945 agreement with Solid Waste Authority for blighted property clean-up
• $100,000 increase for utility bill printing and mailing services
• $156,000 contract award to Goldstar Graphics, Inc. for printing services
• $10,000 agreement with CRA for lighting at Old School Square Campus

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will provide recommendations to the City Commission on several items. These include a conditional use request for an adult gaming center and updates to tenant rights and restaurant definitions.

• Conditional Use request for a 2,363 square foot Adult Gaming Center at 14406 South Military Trail
• Renaming part of Live Oak Boulevard to Delaire Country Club Boulevard
• Ordinance requiring written notice for residential tenancy terminations and rent increases
• Updates to restaurant definitions and indoor dining provisions in the Land Development Regulations
• New sponsorship requirements for privately-initiated land development amendments

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board of Commissioners will consider a $443,000 funding agreement for the Delray Beach Library Association. The meeting also includes proposed amendments to agency bylaws and a lease extension for 182 NW 5 Avenue. Additionally, the board will review the City's tree planting program.

• $443,000 A-GUIDE Funding Agreement with Delray Beach Library Association, Inc.
• Amendments to CRA Bylaws (Article III and IV)
• First Amendment to Legal Services Agreement with Goren Cherof Doody & Ezrol, PA
• Lease amendment for Jerk & Lime at Nicole’s House, LLC at 182 NW 5 Avenue
• Approval of the City of Delray Beach Tree Planting Program

General Employees Retirement Fund Committee

The committee will review quarterly reports from NFP Retirement, Inc. and portfolio performance from AndCo Consulting. The agenda includes an update to the investment policy and a review of near-term cash requirements. Members will also consider ratifying plan expenses and retirement annuities.

• Review of September 30, 2022 quarterly report from NFP Retirement, Inc.
• Portfolio performance review and investment policy update from AndCo Consulting
• Ratification of plan expenses and termination refunds
• Approval/ratification of new retirement, DROP, vested, and death annuities
• Review of employee contribution transfers

Board Of Trustees for the Firefighters' Retirement System

The Board of Trustees for the Firefighters' Retirement System will conduct the 2023 election of officers and adopt a new meeting schedule. The agenda includes ratifying warrants and various retirement benefits, such as DROP and death annuities. The board will also review quarterly investment and administrator reports.

• Ratification of Warrant #268
• Approval of retirement benefits including DROP and death annuities
• Election of 2023 Board officers
• Adoption of the 2023 meeting schedule
• Renewal of 2023 fiduciary liability insurance

Development Services Management Group

The Development Services Management Group will discuss a right-of-way reduction for 6 Eastview Avenue. The board will also review and approve the draft minutes from the July 28, 2022 meeting.

• Right of Way Reduction at 6 Eastview Avenue
• Approval of July 28, 2022, draft minutes

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct a formal hearing regarding the noncompliance of a board order and the assessment of a fine. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as roll call and approval of minutes.

• Formal hearing for noncompliance of board order and assessment of fine

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will consider several quasi-judicial items regarding property modifications in various historic districts. These requests include roof changes, a new addition, and recommendations for adaptive reuse of a commercial structure. The board will also review minutes from previous meetings.

• Roof color change at 105 NE 7th Street
• Roof replacement at 227 N. Swinton Avenue
• 236 square foot addition to the Hartman House at 302 NE 7th Avenue
• Adaptive reuse and waiver recommendations for 98 NW 5th Avenue
• Demolition and exterior modifications at 303 SE 7th Avenue

Kids and Cops Committee

The Kids and Cops Committee will elect a chair and vice chair. The meeting also includes discussions regarding holiday season drives and goals for the 2022/2023 fiscal year.

• Election of board chair and vice chair
• Approval of Kids and Cops Committee Bylaws
• Holiday season drives
• Goals and initiatives for the 2022/2023 fiscal year

City Commission

The Delray Beach City Commission will review several contract increases and tax exemption requests. This includes funding for water treatment plant cleaning and safety footwear. The commission will also consider historic property tax exemptions for three properties.

• $1,166,000 contract with Harbour Construction, Inc. for Crest Theater renovations
• $431,250 increase to Grainger, Inc. contract for MRO supplies
• $260,230 increase to Siemens Industry, Inc. contract for HVAC services
• $216,000 increase to Shenandoah General Construction for water treatment plant cleaning
• Historic property tax exemptions for 131 NW 1st Avenue, 105 NE 6th Street, and 1120 Nassau Street

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop meeting to consider implementing a formal fund balance policy. This item is sponsored by the Finance Department.

• Consideration of a draft Fund Balance Policy

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Board will review several site plan applications and waiver requests. These include proposals for a new mixed-use building and an eight-unit townhouse development. Other items involve changes to restaurant materials and condominium roofing.

• Waiver request for a 16,298 square foot, three-story mixed-use building at 625, 633, and 645 West Atlantic Avenue
• Three waivers requested for an eight-unit townhouse development at 354 SE 5th Avenue
• Establishment of a Master Sign Program for the Lisa Building at 47 SE 5th Avenue
• Color and material change for Del Fuego restaurant at 900 East Atlantic Avenue
• Roof tile color and material change for Ocean Place Condominium at 120 South Ocean Boulevard

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The board will discuss drafting a resolution opposing preemption of legislation regarding single-use materials. Members will also discuss urging the City to focus efforts on a Coastal Resilience Plan and sustainability.

• Resolution regarding single-use material legislation
• Resolution for a Coastal Resilience Plan
• Green Building Ordinance update
• GIAB Annual Report to Commission

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Board will consider a $108,000 grant for blighted property clean-up and authorizations to vacate tenants at 700 West Atlantic Avenue. The meeting also includes discussions on budget amendments and various interlocal agreements.

• Acceptance of a Solid Waste Authority Blighted Property Grant up to $100,000
• Authorization of notices to vacate tenants at 700 West Atlantic Avenue
• Interlocal Agreement for Old School Square lighting not to exceed $10,000
• Bus Shelter Partnership Agreement with Delray Chamber Education Fund up to $2,500
• Architectural services work assignment for the West Atlantic Avenue Area

Board of Trustees for the Police Officers' Retirement System

The Board of Trustees for the Police Officers' Retirement System will conduct its regular meeting. The agenda includes electing 2023 officers, adopting a new meeting schedule, and reviewing quarterly investment performance.

• Election of 2023 Officers
• Adoption of 2023 Board Meeting Schedule
• Review of Q3 2022 portfolio performance
• Ratification of warrants #262 and #263
• Fred Zieglar Petition

City Commission

The City Commission will review several grant applications and infrastructure contracts. Items include funding for the Tropic Isle Roadway and Utility Improvement Project and a new mobile application for citizen engagement. The agenda also includes various service agreements and proclamations.

• $19,800,000 grant for Tropic Isle Roadway and Utility Improvement Project
• $251,963 contract with Hazen & Sawyer for water treatment plant services
• $300,000 agreement for HR risk management claims administrator services
• $182,190 contract for I-95 interchange landscape maintenance
• License agreement to use South County Courthouse parking for special events

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board is reviewing several land use and legislative items. This includes a recommendation on ordinance 33-22 to allow medical marijuana treatment centers in various districts. The board will also consider rezoning for Cason Court and a request for an adult gaming center.

• Ordinance amendment for medical marijuana dispensing facilities
• Rezoning and Master Development Plan for 342 North Swinton Avenue
• Conditional Use request for a 2,363 square foot Adult Gaming Center at 14406 South Military Trail
• Conditional Use request for multi-family housing at 1405 N Federal Highway
• Request to rename part of Live Oak Boulevard to Delaire Boulevard

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Beach Code Enforcement Board will meet to address a magistrate violation. The agenda also includes routine items such as approving minutes and swearing in witnesses.

• Magistrate violation

Police Advisory Board

The meeting includes procedural items such as approving the agenda and previous minutes. The board will also discuss goals, initiatives, and a strategic plan for 2022-2023.

• Police Advisory Board goals, initiatives and strategic plan for 2022-2023

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Beach Code Enforcement Board is scheduled to conduct formal hearings and address noncompliance with board orders. This agenda does not list specific case addresses or fine amounts.

• Formal hearings
• Noncompliance of Board Order and Assessment of Fine

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board meeting scheduled for November 9, 2022, was cancelled because of Hurricane Nicole. Scheduled items will be placed on an upcoming meeting date to be determined.

Parking Management Advisory Board

The Parking Management Advisory Board will consider an in-lieu request for 298 E. Atlantic Ave. The board will also review the August 2022 parking data report and approve minutes from June and July 2022 meetings.

• In-lieu request for 298 E. Atlantic Ave
• August 2022 Parking Data Report
• Approval of June 28, 2022 and July 26, 2022 meeting minutes

Education Board

The meeting includes a presentation by School Board Member Erica Whitfield and discussions regarding the Education Board Strategic Plan, calendar, and SAC assignments.

• Presentation by School Board Member Erica Whitfield
• Education Board Strategic Plan discussion
• Education Board Calendar review
• SAC Assignments

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider a variance request for the Snyder Residence. The proposal involves extending a dock and boatlift into the waterway at 1715 Del Haven Dr C.

• Variance request to extend dock to 28 feet, six inches at 1715 Del Haven Dr C
• Variance request to extend boatlift to 32 feet, 10 inches at 1715 Del Haven Dr C
• Approval of July 7, 2022 meeting minutes
• Approval of October 6, 2022 meeting minutes

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for an 80 square foot shed. The project involves a site plan modification between two existing one-story structures in the Old School Square Historic District. Staff will also provide project updates.

• Certificate of Appropriateness (2022-132) for an 80 square foot shed at 3 NE 1st Street

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Beach Code Enforcement Board will meet on November 2, 2022. The agenda includes approving minutes and reviewing magistrate violations. Specific details regarding the violations are contained in meeting attachments.

• Review of magistrate violations

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop meeting featuring a presentation from Dorothy Jacks, the PBC Property Appraiser, regarding property valuation. The agenda also includes a review of the Historical Property Inventory Assessment.

• Presentation on property valuation by Dorothy Jacks
• Historical Property Inventory Assessment

City Commission

The City Commission will review an ordinance requiring green building certification for certain new constructions. The agenda also includes a contract for transportation services and fire station improvements. Additionally, the commission will consider using city property for affordable housing.

• Ordinance requiring green building certification for construction over 15,000 square feet
• Transportation services agreement with Beefree, LLC up to $4,437,346
• Fire Station 113 demolition and improvements not to exceed $832,937.35
• Poly phosphate supply contract renewal with Carus LLC totaling $599,520
• Inventory of city property for potential use as affordable housing

City Commission

The Delray Beach City Commission is convening a special closed attorney/client session. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss case status and strategy for Christine Ferrigan v. City of Delray Beach, Florida, et al.

• Closed attorney/client session regarding Case No. 9:22-cv-81011-DMM (Christine Ferrigan v. City of Delray Beach, Florida, et al.)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Delray Beach CRA Board will decide on a representative for legal mediation in the case of BH3 Management, LLC v. Delray Beach CRA. The meeting also includes consideration of a signage funding agreement for Phoenix Boxing Club, LLC and the withdrawal of a historic preservation grant for the Historic Wellbrock House.

• Signage funding agreement for Phoenix Boxing Club, LLC up to $1,172 at 103 NW 5th Avenue
• Designation of CRA Executive Director as mediator in BH3 Management, LLC v. Delray Beach CRA
• Withdrawal of Special Category Historic Preservation Grant for the Historic Wellbrock House
• Update on A.-G.U.I.D.E. funding agreements for fiscal year 2022-2023

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board is reviewing several development requests. These include architectural elevation changes at Delray Landing Plaza and a rooftop addition at 290 SE 2nd Avenue. The board will also consider proposed color and material updates for other developments.

• Architectural elevation modifications at 5026 West Atlantic Avenue
• Rooftop appurtenance addition at 290 SE 2nd Avenue
• Metal roof installation for San Sebastian at 295 NE 5th Avenue
• Color change to woodland green for The Grove Condominium at 30 Andrews Avenue

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Beach Code Enforcement Board meeting includes procedural items such as approving minutes and swearing in witnesses. The agenda also lists a magistrate violation and a status assessment, though no specific details are provided.

• Magistrate violation
• Status assessment

City Commission

The City Commission will consider several land use requests, including a townhouse development at 307 NE 5th Avenue and rezoning on North Federal Highway. The agenda also includes reviewing a $3.5 million fuel contract and a task force agreement with the DEA. Additionally, the commission will discuss participation in PFAS multi-state litigation.

• Awarding a $3,512,220 contract to Mansfield Oil Company for gasoline and diesel
• Rezoning 4.38 acres on North Federal Federal Highway from general commercial to automotive commercial
• Increasing the Sunshine Cleaning Systems contract by $152,239 for janitorial services
• Approving a site plan for a five-unit townhouse development at 307 NE 5th Avenue
• Installing pocket refuges at Barwick Park and Family Recreation and Fitness Center

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will consider a proposal for four murals titled "Reconnect with Nature" at 1133 West Atlantic Avenue. The board will also elect new officers and discuss potential changes to the November and December meeting schedule.

• Consideration of four murals (2022-244) at 1133 West Atlantic Avenue
• Election of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Second Vice Chairperson
• Discussion regarding potential meeting date changes for November and December 2022

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The Green Implementation Advancement Board will review updates to the Green Building Ordinance and discuss tree-related topics. The board also plans to prepare its annual report to the Commission.

• Green Building Ordinance Update
• Tree Discussion
• GIAB Annual Report to Commission
• Review of GIAB Staff Report

City Commission

The City Commission, CRA, and DDA will hold a joint workshop to discuss the oversight and management of the Old School Square Campus. The meeting includes a presentation by the DDA followed by board discussion.

• Presentation by DDA regarding campus management
• Board discussion on Old School Square Campus oversight

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board is considering several applications for property modifications within historic districts. These items include requests for ad valorem tax exemptions and certificates of appropriateness for residential and commercial projects.

• Ad Valorem Tax Exemption request for 105 NE 6th Street
• Ad Valorem Tax Exemption request for 1120 Nassau Street
• Construction of a 350 square foot guest cottage at 240 Dixie Boulevard
• Demolition and exterior modifications at 303 SE 7th Avenue
• Site plan and demolition for the City Center project in Old School Square

City Commission

The City Commission is reviewing requests for sponsorship of several text amendments to the Land Development Regulations. These proposals include building height changes at 306 NE 2nd Street and new multi-communal housing uses. The agenda also includes a discussion on a noise ordinance.

• Building height amendment for 306 NE 2nd Street
• Addition of multi-communal housing units in eight zoning districts
• Regulation of private pedicab operations
• Noise ordinance discussion

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review a master development plan for 271 residential units at South Congress Avenue. The board will also consider the Highland Park Townhomes plat and proposed updates to mural regulations. An item regarding medical marijuana treatment centers has been postponed.

• Highland Park Townhomes Plat: 30 lots at NE 6th Avenue and NE 4th Street
• Delray Central Master Development Plan: Eight-story building with 271 units at 1615 & 1625 South Congress Avenue
• Ordinance No. 41-22: Updates to mural maintenance and location regulations
• Medical Marijuana Treatment Centers: Item postponed at applicant request

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Beach Code Enforcement Board will conduct a formal hearing on October 13, 2022. This agenda contains only procedural items and does not specify the subject of the hearing.

• Formal hearing (subject not specified in agenda)
• Approval of minutes

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The committee will review an update regarding a study. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as approving minutes and taking public comments.

• Study Update

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The board will consider several site plan modifications and sign program amendments. Items include proposed townhouse developments and a major facility expansion for Pompey Park. The meeting also includes the election of board officers.

• New recreation center, aquatic complex, and athletic fields at Pompey Park
• Three-unit townhome development at 408 SE 2nd Street
• Three-unit townhouse development at 917 NE 8th Avenue
• Sign program amendments for Delray Landing Plaza and Delray Place South
• Expansion of a mixed-use building and parking garage at 298 E Atlantic Avenue

City Commission

The City Commission is reviewing several items including workforce housing covenants and infrastructure contracts. The agenda includes a presentation on the Palm Beach County Housing Bond Referendum and various property maintenance agreements.

• $183,825.00 contract for architectural services at Old School Square Crest Theater
• Workforce housing covenants with Habitat for Humanity at 238 and 242 NW 6th Avenue
• $19,945.00 grant application for blighted property clean-up
• $17,900.00 funding increase to purchase hybrid utility vehicles
• Ratification of $233,356.12 emergency purchase for water treatment plant repairs

Police Advisory Board

The Police Advisory Board will meet to select a new Chair and approve minutes from July 11, 2022. The agenda includes a school safety presentation and a cold case update by Detective Todd Clancy.

• Selection of Chair
• School Safety Presentation
• Cold Case Update by Detective Todd Clancy
• Approval of July 11, 2022 minutes

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold elections for its officers and review minutes from May and June 2022. The board will also consider two variance requests regarding property setbacks and waterfront structures.

• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and 2nd Vice Chairman
• Variance request for 342 SW 4th Avenue to reduce rear setback from 10 feet to 8 feet
• Variance request for 1715 Del Haven Dr C to extend a dock and boatlift into the waterway

Education Board

The meeting includes a presentation by School Board member Erica Whitfield. The board will also address the Education Board Strategic Plan, the upcoming calendar, and SAC assignments.

• Education Board Strategic Plan
• Education Board Calendar
• SAC Assignments
• Presentation by School Board member Erica Whitfield

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board of Commissioners will meet to adopt the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget. The agenda also includes approving multiple A-GUIDE funding agreements for local organizations and reviewing property purchase agreements on NW 8th Avenue.

• Adoption of the FY 2022-2023 CRA Budget
• $443,000 A-GUIDE funding agreement with Delray Beach Library Association, Inc.
• $275,000 A-GUIDE funding agreement with Arts Garage
• $230,000 purchase of 250 NW 8th Avenue, Lots 1 and 32
• $415,000 purchase of 250-256 NW 8th Avenue, Lots 30 and 31

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The scheduled meeting for the Site Plan Review and Appearance Board on September 28, 2022, was cancelled. All scheduled items will be placed on an upcoming meeting date to be determined.

• No items were addressed due to the cancellation.

Code Enforcement Board

The meeting includes procedural items such as approving minutes and swearing in witnesses. The agenda also lists a magistrate violation, though no specific details are provided.

• Magistrate violation

Parking Management Advisory Board

The Parking Management Advisory Board will review an in-lieu request for 298 E. Atlantic Ave. The board will also receive the August 2022 parking data report and consider approving minutes from June and July 2022 meetings.

• In-lieu request for 298 E. Atlantic Ave
• August 2022 parking data report
• Approval of June and July 2022 meeting minutes

Public Art Advisory Board

The September 27, 2022, Public Art Advisory Board meeting has been cancelled. Scheduled items will be placed on an upcoming meeting date to be determined.

• Election of Chairperson, Vice Chairperson, and Second Vice Chairperson
• Consideration of four murals at 1133 West Atlantic Avenue
• Discussion regarding potential November and December 2022 meeting date changes

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a special workshop meeting to discuss programming at the Old School Square Campus. The agenda also includes the OSS DDA Business Plan.

• Programming at the Old School Square Campus
• OSS DDA Business Plan

Board of Trustees for the Police Officers' Retirement System

The Board will conduct a formal disability hearing for Marques Brown. Members will also review the 2022-23 administrative expense budget and various benefit annuities. Additionally, the board will receive investment performance and legal reports.

• Formal disability hearing for Marques Brown
• Ratification of warrants #260 and #261
• Review of 2022-23 administrative expense budget
• Discussion on disability retirement policy and procedures
• Investment portfolio performance review through June 30, 2022

City Commission

The City Commission is considering grant applications for the Marine Way drainage project and Thomas Street pump station improvement. The agenda also includes several valet parking license agreements and a maintenance agreement with FDOT for pedestrian lighting. Additionally, the commission will review building service transitions with the Town of Gulf Stream.

• $25 million in grant applications for Marine Way drainage and Thomas Street pump station improvements
• Maintenance agreement with FDOT for pedestrian lighting at Atlantic Crossing
• Final plat approval for townhomes at 1236 George Bush Boulevard
• Interlocal agreement with the Town of Gulf Stream for building and inspection services
• Multiple valet parking license agreements in the Central Business District

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a workshop to discuss strategies and options regarding City Hall and the municipal complex. The meeting also includes considerations for public private partnerships.

• Strategies and options regarding City Hall and municipal complex
• Public private partnership considerations

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The Green Implementation Advancement Board is meeting to discuss updates to the Green Building Ordinance. The agenda also includes a review of the Green Task Force Report and a discussion regarding trees.

• Green Building Ordinance Update
• Green Task Force Report
• Discussion regarding GIAB meeting times
• Tree discussion

Board Of Trustees for the Firefighters' Retirement System

The Board of Trustees will review investment performance, cashflow projections, and the 2022-23 administrative expense budget. The meeting also includes the ratification of warrants and a review of actuarial services contracts.

• Ratification of warrants #266 and #267
• Approval of 2022-23 administrative expense budget
• Review of portfolio performance through June 30, 2022
• Discussion regarding Large Cap Growth Equity Managers
• Review of Gabriel, Roeder, Smith & Company Actuarial Services contract

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board meeting includes the discussion of a magistrate violation. Other agenda items are procedural, such as approving minutes and swearing in witnesses.

• Magistrate violation

Planning and Zoning Board

The Board will consider rezoning requests for properties on SE 3rd Avenue and South Congress Avenue. It will also review a corrective land use amendment for 22.42 acres in The Hamlet. Additionally, the board will discuss changes to tree removal fee schedules.

• Rezoning of 210 SE 3rd Avenue to Central Business District
• 267-unit multi-family development at 1155 South Congress Avenue
• Land use amendment for 22.42 acres in The Hamlet
• Amendment to tree removal fee schedule and regulations

Education Board

The board will conduct elections for the positions of Chair and Vice Chair. The meeting also includes introductions of a board member and the Education and Workforce Coordinator, as well as school updates.

• Elections for Board Chair and Vice Chair
• Introductions of Education Board Member and Education and Workforce Coordinator
• School updates

Code Enforcement Board

The board will conduct formal hearings regarding the noncompliance of a board order and the assessment of fines. No specific case details, addresses, or dollar amounts were provided in this agenda.

• Formal hearings for noncompliance of board order and fine assessment

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing requests for property tax exemptions and certificates of appropriateness. These items involve structural changes and material updates within the Old School Square and West Settlers historic districts.

• Ad Valorem Tax Exemption request for 131 NW 1st Avenue
• Awning material and color change at 44 E. Atlantic Avenue
• Installation of a guest cottage and storage sheds at 126 NW 4th Avenue

City Commission

The City Commission will review a Parking and Curbside Management Plan presentation. The agenda includes a conditional use request for pet services at 355 North Congress Avenue and the adoption of the Fire Rescue Department Master Plan. The commission will also consider contracts for water quality testing and a planning study for Congress Avenue.

• Conditional use request for Wanderlust Dogs at 355 N Congress Ave
• $250,000 agreement with Hach Company for water quality testing products
• Agreement with CBRE, Inc. for a Congress Avenue planning study
• Adoption of the Fire Rescue Department Master Plan
• Authorization of updated wages and new pay grade structure

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board of Commissioners is reviewing several funding requests to be included in the FY 2022-2023 budget through the A-G.U.I.D.E. program. The meeting also includes presentations regarding downtown development and property maps.

• $443,000 funding request for Delray Beach Public Library
• $282,460 funding request for Delray Beach Community Land Trust
• $275,000 funding request for Arts Garage
• $109,000 funding request for Spady Museum
• $75,000 funding request for Delray Beach Historical Society

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board will discuss selecting a proposal to dispose of property at 260 NW 9th Avenue for affordable/workforce housing. The meeting also includes reviewing the FY 2022-2023 budget and a request to extend the agency's termination date.

• Disposal of property at 260 NW 9th Avenue for affordable/workforce housing
• $26,500 disbursement to the Spady Museum
• $15,000 funding agreement for design services at 401 West Atlantic Avenue
• Extension of CRA termination date from 2039 to 2044
• Amendment to painting and signage agreement for Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will elect its officers and consider a variance request for 1033 Waterway Lane. The request seeks to allow a finger pier and mooring dolphins to extend more than 25 feet into the waterway.

• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and 2nd Vice Chairman
• Variance request for 1033 Waterway Lane regarding pier extension into the waterway

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board is reviewing several development proposals. These include site plan modifications for retail centers, sign program amendments, and new townhouse developments.

• Construction of a 42,021 square foot grocery and retail building at 541 West Linton Boulevard
• Sign program amendment for Starbucks at Bed Bath and Beyond Plaza
• Driveway installation for multi-family residential property at 102 NE 7th Avenue
• Site plan modifications for Hobby Lobby at 14620 South Military Trail
• Five-unit townhouse development at 307 NE 5th Avenue

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will consider mural applications for 166 SE 2nd Avenue and 325 NE 3rd Avenue. The board will also discuss the donation of animal sculptures from the Paris Estate to Lakeview Park.

• Consideration of animal sculpture donation from the Paris Estate to Lakeview Park
• Review of three murals at 166 SE 2nd Avenue
• Mural application for a masonry wall at 325 NE 3rd Avenue
• Update on Downtown Development Authority art projects

Parking Management Advisory Board

The Parking Management Advisory Board will review monthly reporting items for July 2022. These include the Parking Data Report and the OSSG Occupancy report.

• Parking Data Report July 2022
• OSSG Occupancy report July 2022

City Commission

The City Commission is conducting a follow-up workshop meeting regarding the proposed budget for the second fiscal year of 2022-2023. This session is sponsored by the City Manager Department.

• Proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget workshop

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The Green Implementation Advancement Board will discuss updates to the Green Building Ordinance and recommendations for the Urban Forest Management Plan. The board is also scheduled to review the Green Task Force Report and conduct new board member training.

• Green Building Ordinance Update
• Urban Forest Management Plan recommendations and tree discussion
• Green Task Force Report
• New Board member training

General Employees Retirement Fund Committee

The General Employees Retirement Fund Committee will review the retirement plan's portfolio performance for the quarter ending June 31, 2022. The meeting includes the ratification of plan expenses and termination refunds.

• Ratification of Plan Expenses and Termination Refunds
• Portfolio Performance Review (Quarter ending June 31, 2022)
• Review of near-term cash requirements and possible asset rebalancing

City Commission

The City Commission is reviewing several contracts and park improvement projects. Items include funding for a playground pavilion at Catherine Strong Park and upgrades to Pompey Park. The meeting also includes a resolution honoring Police Chief Javaro Sims for 30 years of service.

• $935,000 for Pompey Park improvements including pool resurfacing and a pavilion
• $1,140,000 agreement with Hinterland Group, Inc. for sanitary sewer rehabilitation
• $100,000 for a playground pavilion at Catherine Strong Park
• $544,200 contract renewal for lime sludge removal and disposal
• Resolution honoring Police Chief Javaro Sims for 30 years of service

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop to consider General Obligation Bond transactions. The meeting also includes annual updates from several non-profit organizations that receive city funding.

• General Obligation Bond transaction considerations
• Annual updates from city-funded non-profit organizations
• Presentation by Friends of Sandoway House Nature Center
• Presentation by Boys and Girls Club of Palm Beach County
• Presentation by Delray Beach Historical Society

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a special workshop meeting to discuss amendments regarding waste management. No other items are listed on the agenda for this session.

• Discussion regarding waste management amendments

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review a land use map amendment for Waterford Place and conditional use requests for a pet facility and outdoor dining. The board will also consider updates to retail definitions and the five-year Capital Improvements Plan.

• Land Use Map Amendment for Waterford Place (4.58± acres)
• Final Plat for 1236 George Bush Blvd (0.62 acres)
• Conditional Use request for Wanderlust Dogs at 355 N Congress Avenue
• Conditional Use request for outdoor night dining at City Center Delray
• Ordinance No. 26-22 regarding eyeglass store definitions

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will meet on August 11, 2022. While the agenda includes headings for formal hearings and noncompliance of board orders, no specific case details or addresses are provided in this document.

• Formal Hearings (no specific cases listed)
• Noncompliance of Board Order and Assessment of Fine (no specific cases listed)

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The August 11, 2022, meeting of the Delray Beach Affordable Housing Advisory Committee consists only of procedural items. No specific projects or new business topics are listed on this agenda.

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board agenda consists primarily of procedural items. The meeting includes the approval of minutes and the addressing of a magistrate violation.

• Magistrate Violation

City Commission

The City Commission will consider several large-scale service agreements for plumbing and water valve maintenance. The agenda also includes a $30,000 funding amendment for the NE 3rd Avenue Streetscape Improvement Project and a grant application for bicycle safety.

• Contract with Pipeline Plumbing Services of Broward, Inc. for $1,121,800
• Agreement with Hydromax USA, LLC for hydrant maintenance up to $1,175,000
• Award to Galls, LLC for public safety uniforms not to exceed $500,000
• FDOT grant application for bicycle and pedestrian safety up to $65,000
• NE 3rd Avenue Streetscape Improvement Project funding amendment of $30,000

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a special closed attorney-client session to discuss the status and strategy of a lawsuit involving Old School Square Center for the Arts, Inc. This meeting is scheduled as part of the August 9, 2022, workshop agenda.

• Case status discussion and strategy meeting regarding Old School Square Center for the Arts, Inc. v. City of Delray Beach

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing several requests within the Old School Square Historic District. These include an addition to a duplex at 219 N. Swinton Avenue and multiple requests for a new 3-story structure at 10 N. Swinton Avenue and 37 W. Atlantic Avenue. The board will consider building frontage, parking, and outdoor dining for the latter project.

• Addition and exterior modifications to 219 N. Swinton Avenue
• CBD Waiver for a new 3-story structure at 10 N. Swinton Ave & 37 W. Atlantic Ave
• Request for 25 in-lieu of parking spaces for the 10 N. Swinton Ave project
• Conditional use request for nighttime outdoor dining at 10 N. Swinton Ave

Education Board

The Education Board will review presentations regarding school grades and the Pine Grove Modernization project. The meeting also includes the introduction of new board members.

• Presentation on School Grades by Jamie Wyatt
• Presentation on Pine Grove Modernization by Joe Sanches
• Introduction of new board members

Development Services Management Group

The Development Services Management Group will review the May 12, 2022, draft minutes. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding right-of-way dedication requirements for 227 Palm Trail.

• Approval of May 12, 2022, draft minutes
• Right of Way Dedication Requirements for 227 Palm Trail

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board will consider several development proposals, including a 747-unit residential project and a three-unit townhome development. The agenda also includes reviews for building color changes and the conversion of a warehouse to office use.

• 747-unit Parks at Delray development modification (S Congress Ave and Old Germantown Rd)
• 3-unit Lynn Townhomes construction (712 NE 8th Avenue)
• Warehouse to office conversion (314 NE 3rd Avenue)
• Color changes for Bed, Bath & Beyond Plaza (14802 S Military Trail)
• Raised pool deck at Opal Grand Hotel (10 North Ocean Boulevard)

Parking Management Advisory Board

The Parking Management Advisory Board will review monthly reporting items from Lanier Parking Solutions, including OSSG Occupancy and Parking Data for June 2022. The meeting also includes a discussion on how to add items to the agenda.

• OSSG Occupancy June 2022 report
• Parking Data Report June 2022
• Approval of minutes from June 28, 2022

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will consider a donation of animal sculptures from the Paris Estate for Lakeview Park. The board will also receive an update on the Heritage Art Project. Additionally, the meeting includes a review of support letters regarding sculpture locations at Lake Ida and Lakeview Park.

• Consideration of animal sculpture donations from the Paris Estate
• Heritage Art Project update
• Review of support letters for Lake Ida and Lakeview Park sculptures

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The board will discuss recommendations for a Green Building Ordinance and the Urban Forest Management Plan. Members will also review the Green Task Force Report and discuss historic tree preservation.

• Green Building Ordinance Recommendations
• Urban Forest Management Plan recommendations
• Designation and preservation of historic trees by private property owners
• Green Task Force Report
• Board member recognition

General Employees Retirement Fund Committee

The committee will introduce Finance Director Hugh Dunkley as a new member. The agenda includes reviews of financial statements, actuarial valuations, and portfolio performance. Members will also ratify plan expenses and retirement annuities.

• Introduction of new member Hugh Dunkley
• Ratification of plan expenses and termination refunds
• Approval of new retirement, DROP, vested, and death annuities
• Review of September 30, 2021 financial statement
• Review of October 1, 2021 actuarial valuation report

City Commission

The City Commission will review the FY 2021 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and feedback regarding Old School Square. The agenda also includes several items for approval, including grant applications and road closure plans.

• $837,615 contract for Germantown Road engineering design services
• Final plat approval for the 79-lot 'Enclave at Sherwood' subdivision
• $300,000 contract for HVAC products and services from Siemens Industry, Inc.
• Extension of construction timeline for Eagle Nest Project #4 at Atlantic High School
• $31,953 grant application for the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant

City Commission

The City Commission will review presentations regarding the Atlantic Avenue corridor historic resource survey and a tree inventory study. The workshop also includes a follow-up to the Green Implementation Advancement Board 2022 annual report.

• Historic Resource Survey for the Atlantic Avenue Corridor (I-95 to Ocean Blvd/AIA)
• Follow up to the Green Implementation Advancement Board 2022 Annual Report
• Tree Inventory Study and Urban Forest Management Plan findings

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a recommendation for the Downtown Parking and Curbside Management Plan. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding land use amendments and development modifications at Delray Square Shopping Center.

• Recommendation on the Parking and Curbside Management Plan
• Abandonment of 2,062.5 square foot alley between Bond Way and Witherspoon Lane
• Land Use Map Amendment for Waterford Place from TRN to GC
• Master Development Plan Modification for Hobby Lobby at 14620 South Military Trail

Code Enforcement Board

The meeting includes procedural items such as approving minutes and swearing in witnesses. The board will also address a magistrate violation.

• Magistrate violation
• Approval of minutes

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct formal hearings regarding the noncompliance of board orders and the assessment of fines. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as approving minutes and swearing in witnesses.

• Formal hearings regarding noncompliance of board orders and fine assessments

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Delray Beach CRA Board will review a proposed $80,000 purchase agreement for property on SW 5th Avenue. The meeting also includes discussions on rent subsidies for local businesses and the NW 800 Block Redevelopment Project. Additionally, the board will consider agreements for playground equipment at Rev. J.W.H. Thomas Jr. Park.

• $80,000 purchase and sale agreement for 115 SW 5th Avenue
• Rent subsidy up to $4,158 for MasterWing Creative Agency at 275 N Swinton Avenue
• Playground equipment installation agreement at Rev. J.W.H. Thomas Jr. Park
• $30,000 funding for NE 3rd Street/Avenue improvements project

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop to review the proposed FY 2022-2023 operating budgets and Capital Improvement Plan. The meeting also includes presentations regarding the Downtown Development Authority budget and a historic resource survey for the Atlantic Avenue Corridor.

• Proposed FY 2022-2023 operating budgets
• Proposed FY 2022-2023 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
• Proposed FY 2022-2023 Downtown Development Authority (DDA) annual budget
• Historic Resource Survey for the Atlantic Avenue Corridor from I-95 to Ocean Boulevard/AIA

City Commission

The City Commission is considering several infrastructure and land use items. This includes requests for late-night restaurant operations and a minor subdivision plat approval. The agenda also covers beach nourishment programs and new city signage agreements.

• $141,300 contract for coastal engineering services with Aptim Environmental & Infrastructure, Inc.
• $71,900 purchase order for hazardous materials response equipment
• Conditional use request for late-night business operations at Pour and Famous
• Final plat approval for a two-lot subdivision at 217 George Bush Boulevard
• Agreement with FDOT to install community signage in the state right-of-way

Education Board

The Education Board will discuss 3rd grade reading scores, school grades, and a summary of the community input meeting. The board will also receive updates on Pine Grove Elementary School and the Career Readiness Program.

• Pine Grove Elementary School update
• Career Readiness Program update
• 3rd Grade Reading Scores and School Grades discussion
• Community Input Meeting Summary review

Police Advisory Board

The board will receive an update on crime statistics and review a draft of the Police Advisory Board brochure. Members will also approve minutes from the March 14, 2022 meeting.

• Crime Statistics Update
• Review of draft Police Advisory Board brochure
• Approval of March 14, 2022 meeting minutes

Board of Adjustment

The Delray Beach Board of Adjustment will review applications for property variances during its July 7 meeting. These include requests for pier extensions on Bucida Road and setback adjustments for properties on SE 5th Street and Crestwood Drive.

• Finger pier extension request at 917 Bucida Road Unit C
• Finger pier extension request at 917 Bucida Road Unit D
• Pool encroachment into side interior setback at 302 SE 5th Street
• Front setback reduction from 35 feet to 25 feet at 1227 Crestwood Drive

Public Art Advisory Board

The board will receive updates regarding the DDA and the Public Art Trust Fund. The meeting also includes a discussion of the Public Art Master Plan and a draft request memo to the Commission.

• DDA update from Marusca Gatto
• Public Art Trust Fund update
• Discussion of the Public Art Master Plan
• Review of draft Master Plan request memo to the Commission

Parking Management Advisory Board

The board will review parking data and occupancy reports from April and May 2022. Agenda items also include a parking in-lieu fee request for Doc's City Centre and the draft Parking and Curbside Management Master Plan.

• Doc's City Centre Parking In-Lieu Fee Request
• Draft Parking and Curbside Management Master Plan
• May 2022 Parking Data Report
• OSSG Occupancy Report May 2022
• April 2022 Parking Data Report

Board of Trustees for the Police Officers' Retirement System

The Board will review several financial reports, including the 2021 audit and state report. Discussions include investment performance updates and a petition for disability benefit enhancements. The board will also consider warrants and an actuarial services contract.

• Review of September 30, 2021 Audit Report from Marcum LLP
• Petition for Disability Benefit Enhancements for Fred Zieglar
• Ratification of Warrants #258 and #259
• Review of October 1, 2021 Actuarial Valuation
• Contract review for Gabriel, Roeder, Smith & Company Actuarial Services

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board will consider several quasi-judicial items regarding site plan modifications. These include a residential development at Delray Ridge and changes to the Chick-fil-A drive-thru and Delray Beach Club.

• Delray Ridge: Site plan modification and waiver for 14 single-family homes
• Chick-fil-A: Site plan, landscape plan, and waivers for drive-thru modifications at 1800 South Federal Highway
• Delray Beach Club: Landscape plan modifications and exterior color changes at 2001 South Ocean Boulevard

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider several rezoning requests, including a 4.38-acre change on North Federal Highway. The board will also review ordinance amendments regarding home-based businesses and accessory structures.

• Rezoning of 2419-2613 N Federal Highway from GC to AC (~4.38 acres)
• Conditional use for a 3,000 sq ft veterinary clinic at 5068 W Atlantic Avenue
• Rezoning of 214 NE 22nd Lane from NC to R-1-AA (~0.63 acres)
• Final plat consideration for Enclave at Sherwood (79 lots)
• Ordinance amendments for home-based businesses and accessory structures

Board Of Trustees for the Firefighters' Retirement System

The Board of Trustees for the Firefighters' Retirement System will review several financial and actuarial reports. This includes reviewing quarterly performance, an audit report, and an annual state report. The board will also consider warrants and retirement benefit adjustments.

• Ratification of warrant #264 and approval of warrant #265
• Approval of retirement benefits, refunds, and death annuities
• Review of NFP Retirement, Inc. quarterly report for March 31, 2022
• Review of the September 30, 2021 Audit Report from Marcum LLP
• Review of portfolio performance from AndCo Consulting

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The Green Implementation Advancement Board will review the Green Task Force Report and the Green House Gas Inventory. The board will also discuss recommendations for the Urban Forest Management Plan and the designation of historic trees on private property.

• Review of Green Task Force Report
• Discussion of Green House Gas Inventory
• Historic tree preservation by private property owners
• Urban Forest Management Plan recommendations for the City Tree Ordinance

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider a variance request for the property located at 227 Palm Trail. The request seeks to reduce the required front setback from 30 feet to 25 feet.

• Variance request for 227 Palm Trail to reduce front setback from 30 feet to 25 feet

Code Enforcement Board

This meeting is a workshop consisting of procedural reviews and discussions. The board will review Florida statutes, rules of procedure, and the role of the board attorney.

• Discussion of Code Enforcement Policies and Procedures

City Commission

The City Commission will discuss a collaborative effort to activate the Old School Square Campus and review several land development items. The meeting also includes decisions on various infrastructure contracts and road closure plans.

• $2,925,784 agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates for Tropic Isles utility improvements
• $1,178,505 expenditure for Fire Station 113 engineering services
• Final subdivision replat for Popstroke Delray at 1314 North Federal Highway
• $240,945 purchase of a tree trimming truck from Altec Industries, Inc.
• $195,000 contract increase for water and wastewater maintenance parts

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop meeting to review the findings and recommendations of the Tourism Master Plan. This item is sponsored by the Economic Development Department.

• Tourism Master Plan findings and recommendations

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold a meeting on June 9, 2022. The agenda includes formal hearings and reviews of noncompliance with board orders, though no specific cases or fines are detailed in the document.

• Formal hearings
• Noncompliance of board order and assessment of fine

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The committee will hear presentations from Delray Beach Habitat for Humanity, the Delray Beach Housing Authority, and the Delray Beach Community Development Corporation. The agenda also includes a development services update.

• Delray Beach Habitat for Humanity presentation
• Delray Beach Housing Authority presentation
• Delray Beach Community Development Corporation (CDC) presentation
• Development Services Update

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Delray Beach CRA is reviewing several funding agreements, including a $1 million agreement with the Delray Beach Housing Authority for Island Cove Apartments. The board will also consider business subsidies and site development assistance for local shops. Additionally, staff may proceed with the purchase of property on SW 5th Avenue.

• $1,000,000 funding agreement for Island Cove Apartments
• Rent subsidy up to $6,000 for Conch Cravings, LLC
• Site development assistance of $47,962.50 for Ziree Thai and Sushi
• Authorization to proceed with the purchase of 115 SW 5th Avenue
• Notice of intent to dispose of property at 260 NW 9th Avenue

City Commission

The City Commission will review a quasi-judicial request for a pet hotel and grooming facility at 1551 North Federal Highway. The agenda also includes approving a new police collective bargaining agreement and several park-related contracts. State Senator Lori Berman is scheduled to provide legislative updates.

• Conditional use for Barkingham Palace pet services at 1551 N Federal Highway
• $429,425 contract with Odums Sod, Inc. for stadium and soccer complex sod
• $330,349 payment to FDOT for Homewood Boulevard improvements
• Collective bargaining agreement with Police Benevolent Association
• Agreement with Early Learning Coalition for after school programs

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the selection process for a public-private partner for the Delray Beach Municipal Golf Course. This item is sponsored by the Economic Development Department.

• Delray Beach Municipal Golf Course public-private partner selection process
• CBRE Master Service Agreement

Education Board

The board will receive updates regarding Pine Grove Elementary School, the Career Readiness Program, and school district projects. The meeting also includes a discussion on 3rd grade reading scores.

• Pine Grove Elementary School update
• Career Readiness Program update
• School District Projects update
• Discussion of 3rd Grade Reading Scores

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will review a request to reduce the required front setback at 227 Palm Trail from 30 feet to 25 feet. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and public comments.

• Variance request for 227 Palm Trail to reduce front setback from 30 feet to 25 feet

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board is considering several development proposals and site plan modifications. Items include architectural changes for the Opal Grand Hotel and Le Colonial, as well as a 6-unit townhome development on George Bush Boulevard. The board will also review an amendment to a sign program and a request regarding alley right-of-way abandonment.

• Site plan modification for Opal Grand Hotel at 10 North Ocean Boulevard
• Class I Site Plan Modification for Delray Tire & Auto Shop at 90 North Congress Avenue
• Architectural and landscaping modifications for Le Colonial at 601 East Atlantic Avenue
• Amendment to the Blanket Sign Program at 502 East Atlantic Avenue
• Proposed 6-unit townhome development at 1236 George Bush Boulevard

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board of Commissioners will consider several funding agreements and property acquisitions. Items include a large-scale funding agreement with the Delray Beach Community Land Trust and an interlocal agreement for athletic facility improvements. The board will also review budget amendments and new property purchases.

• Funding agreement with Delray Beach Community Land Trust, Inc. up to $1,224,650.00
• Interlocal Agreement for re-sodding Seacrest and Hilltopper Athletic Facilities up to $350,000
• Purchase of 250 NW 8th Avenue and 256 NW 8th Avenue for $345,000
• Historic Façade Improvement Funding for 353 N Swinton Avenue up to $43,638.88
• Repurchase Agreement with Habitat for Humanity for 242 NW 6th Avenue for $2,000

Community Redevelopment Agency

The City Commission and CRA are conducting a joint workshop. Presentations will cover the Clean and Safe Program by Neighborhood & Community Services and an overview of non-profits.

• Clean and Safe Program overview by Neighborhood & Community Services
• Non-profits overview

Public Art Advisory Board

The board will discuss the Public Art Master Plan and receive updates on the Heritage Art Project and DDA. Members will also review the status of the Public Art Trust Fund.

• Discussion of Public Art Master Plan
• Heritage Art Project update
• DDA update
• Public Art Trust Fund update
• Approval of April 20, 2022 minutes

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The board will review a report from the Green Task Force under new business. The meeting also includes receiving a staff report and approving minutes from the April 21, 2022, meeting.

• Green Task Force Report
• GIAB Staff Report 051922
• Approval of April 21, 2022, meeting minutes

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will hold a Special Magistrate Hearing on May 18, 2022. The agenda includes the approval of minutes and a notice of magistrate violation. No specific details regarding the violation are included in the provided text.

• Notice of Magistrate Violation

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on several service agreements and municipal resolutions. These include contracts for roof maintenance, investment management, and debris removal monitoring. The Commission will also consider a resolution opposing Florida Senate Bill 620.

• Agreement with CJ Contracting, LLC for roof maintenance and repair services in an estimated $750,000
• Resolution 77-22 opposing Florida Senate Bill 620 regarding business damages to municipalities
• Agreement with PFM Asset Management, LLC for investment management services totaling $340,000
• Restrictive Covenant Master Agreement with TRG Delray Beach Congress LLC for workforce housing
• Agreement with Thompson Consulting Services, LLC for emergency debris removal monitoring at an estimated $288,150 annually

City Commission

The City Commission will discuss a request to amend Land Development Regulations to permit ancillary optometry services within eyeglass stores. The workshop also includes considerations for Cornell Art Museum summer programs and public input regarding the Old School Square Complex.

• Text amendment for retail eyeglass stores in Central Business District
• Summer program considerations for Cornell Art Museum
• Public input regarding Old School Square Complex

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review several development proposals and land use amendments. Items include a master plan for an eight-story building on South Congress Avenue and a late-night business request for West Atlantic Avenue. The board will also consider rezoning requests and right-of-way abandonment.

• Master Development Plan for 1615 & 1625 South Congress Avenue featuring 271 residential units
• Late-night business request for Pour and Famous at 524 West Atlantic Avenue
• Rezoning of 214 NE 22nd Lane from Neighborhood Commercial to Single Family Residential
• Abandonment of a 17,059 square foot City right-of-way at Davis Road

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss an update to the Local Housing Assistance Plan. The meeting also includes a presentation from Development Services.

• Local Housing Assistance Plan Update
• Development Services Presentation

Development Services Management Group

The Development Services Management Group will discuss an update to the Sidewalk In-Lieu Fee. The meeting also includes approval of the agenda and minutes from February 10, 2022.

• Sidewalk In-Lieu Fee Update

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment is considering variance requests for the property at 219 Palm Trail. The requests involve extending a finger pier and a boat lift into the waterway beyond permitted maximum distances.

• Variance to extend a finger pier eight feet one inch beyond the 25 foot maximum at 219 Palm Trail
• Variance to extend a boat lift 13 feet one inch beyond the 20 foot maximum at 219 Palm Trail

Historic Preservation Board

The Board will consider a request to replace an asphalt shingle roof with aluminum standing seam at 706 NE 2nd Avenue. The meeting also includes the presentation of the 2022 Historic Preservation Board Awards.

• Roof replacement request for 706 NE 2nd Avenue (asphalt shingle to aluminum standing seam)
• Presentation of the 2022 HPB Awards
• Staff reports on meeting dates and project updates

City Commission

The City Commission will review settlement authority for opioid epidemic litigation. The agenda also includes a conditional use request for a pet services facility at 820 SE 5th Avenue and a land use amendment for a parcel on SE 3rd Avenue.

• Resolution 71-22: Settlement authority for opioid epidemic litigation
• Conditional use permit for pet services and hotel at 820 SE 5th Avenue
• Ordinance to re-designate land on SE 3rd Avenue to commercial core
• AT&T generator installation consent letter at 300 W Atlantic
• Verizon Wireless lease amendment for tower space at Delray Police Department

Education Board

The Delray Beach Education Board will review a debrief from the April 4, 2022, meeting. The agenda also includes discussions regarding Pine Grove Elementary School and a plan for a new interlocal agreement.

• Discussion of Pine Grove Elementary School
• Plan for a new interlocal agreement
• Approval of March 7, 2022 minutes

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The board will review several development applications, including a 79-home project at 170 Sherwood Park Drive and a three-unit townhome development. The agenda also includes requests for site plan modifications and the abandonment of street and alley right-of-ways.

• Development of 79 single-family homes at Enclave at Sherwood
• Construction of Lynn Townhomes at 712 NE 8th Avenue
• Site plan modification for Jardin Del Mar, Unit 110
• Color change for warehouses at 1845 SW 4th Avenue
• Abandonment of the 200 block of SE 2nd Avenue

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board of Commissioners will consider several amendments to agreements and bylaws. The agenda also includes an update on the Carver Square workforce housing development and revisions to program guidelines.

• First Amendment to the Eagle Nest Program Interlocal Agreement to extend construction deadlines until October 1, 2025
• Amendment of Article V to the CRA Bylaws
• Reinstatement and ratification of architectural services for the NW 800 Block of West Atlantic Avenue
• Modifications to the Paint-Up & Signage funding program guidelines
• Review of the FY 2020-2021 Annual Report and mid-year project review

Parking Management Advisory Board

The board will review minutes from the April 20, 2022 meeting. Jorge Alarcon will present a parking program report. No new business is scheduled for this meeting.

• Approval of April 20, 2022 minutes
• Parking Program Report by Jorge Alarcon

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The Board will review its April 5th Annual Report presentation to the City Commission. Agenda items also include a discussion on a litter ordinance for cigarette butts on the beach and electronic water utility bill options.

• Review of April 5th Annual Report presentation
• Litter ordinance discussion regarding cigarette butts on the beach
• Electronic option for water utility bills

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Code Enforcement Board meeting includes a notice of magistrate violation. The agenda also covers routine procedural matters such as approving minutes and swearing in witnesses.

• Notice of Magistrate Violation

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board is reviewing ongoing projects and researching policy models from other cities. Agenda items include updates on the Hope Sculpture, Heritage Art Project, and Dump Truck Covers.

• Hope Sculpture
• Heritage Art Project
• Dump Truck Covers
• Art Donation Policy research
• Public Art Master Plan review

City Commission

The Delray Beach City Commission will review several contract awards and resolutions. This includes a multi-year agreement for employee health services and landscaping maintenance for West Atlantic Avenue and A1A Beach Promenade. The agenda also includes a legal settlement and the 2022-2025 Local Housing Assistance Plan.

• $3,139,629 agreement with Concentra Health Services for employee wellness
• $770,000 contract for water metering technology products
• Landscape maintenance contracts for West Atlantic Avenue and A1A Beach Promenade
• Approval of the 2022-2025 Local Housing Assistance Plan
• Settlement in George Gretsas v. City of Delray Beach

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a closed attorney-client session to discuss the status and strategy for two legal cases. The meeting is intended for case status discussions regarding litigation against the City of Delray Beach.

• Case status discussion regarding Michael Coleman v. City of Delray Beach
• Case status discussion regarding Jamael Stewart v. City of Delray Beach

Planning and Zoning Board

The Board will consider a master development plan for an eight-story building at 1615 and 1625 South Congress Avenue. Other items include requests for pet services, rezoning, and corrections to land use maps. The board will also review amendments to street naming and numbering regulations.

• Delray Central Master Development Plan featuring 271 residential units
• Conditional Use request for Barkingham Palace pet services at 1551 North Federal Highway
• Rezoning of 620 Lake Ida Road from R-1-A to Community Facilities
• Land use amendments to correct data conversion errors on Lake Ida Road and North Lake Avenue
• Amendment to Land Development Regulations for street naming and numbering

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss the Local Housing Assistance Plan and receive a presentation regarding the Delray Beach Community Land Trust.

• Local Housing Assistance Plan discussion
• Delray Beach Community Land Trust presentation

Code Enforcement Board

The provided agenda contains only procedural items and headings for hearings. No specific case details, addresses, or fine amounts are listed in the document.

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop meeting to review debt overview and capital funding alternatives. The agenda also includes presentations regarding landscaping irrigation scheduling and updates on license agreements for non-profit organizations.

• Debt overview and capital funding alternatives presentation by PFM Financial Advisors LLC
• Proposed year-round landscaping irrigation scheduling
• Update and clarity regarding license agreements to non-profit organizations

City Commission

The City Commission will host a town hall program featuring Lynn Tipton from the Florida League of Cities. The event includes presentations regarding Florida's municipalities and updates from the Community Redevelopment Agency and Downtown Development Authority.

• Presentation on Florida’s municipalities by Lynn Tipton
• Community Redevelopment Agency update
• Downtown Development Authority update

Police Advisory Board

The Police Advisory Board will review an update on crime statistics and a draft of the board's brochure. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the March 14, 2022, meeting.

• Crime Statistics Update
• Review of draft Police Advisory Board brochure
• Approval of March 14, 2022, meeting minutes

City Commission

This document outlines the rules for public participation and appellate procedures for the Delray Beach City Commission. The provided text is a test meeting agenda and does not include any substantive business items.

Board of Adjustment

The Delray Beach Board of Adjustment will meet to consider several variance requests. These items involve property setbacks for parking, pools, and structures extending into waterways.

• 2138 SW 12th Court: variance request to allow car parking in the front setback
• 335 SE 7th Avenue: boat lift extension of twenty-nine feet into the waterway
• 1221 Laing Street: pool encroachment into a street side setback area
• 219 Palm Trail: finger pier and boat lift extensions into the waterway

Historic Preservation Board

The board will consider requests for exterior modifications and additions within the Nassau Park and West Settlers historic districts. Members will also receive an update on the unsafe Seaboard Airline Rail Way Station at 80 Depot Avenue. Additionally, the board will vote on the 2022 HPB Awards.

• Unsafe structure report for Seaboard Airline Rail Way Station at 80 Depot Avenue
• Construction and addition request for 231 Venetian Drive
• Site plan modification for Ziree Thai & Sushi at 401 W Atlantic Avenue
• Concept plan review for 303 SE 7th Avenue
• Selection of 2022 HPB Award winners

City Commission

The City Commission will hold an annual organizational meeting to select a Vice Mayor and Deputy Vice Mayor. The agenda also includes reviewing local rules of procedure and discussing grant applications for the Barwick Road transportation project.

• Agreement with PVS Technologies, Inc. for $478,080 to supply Ferric Chloride
• Purchase of three new vehicles from Bozard Ford for an estimated $87,093
• Security and fire protection agreement with ADT Commercial, LLC up to $250,000
• Retroactive authorization for a Barwick Road transportation project grant application
• Agreement with Valley Collection Service, LLC for debt collection services for $7,500

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a closed attorney-client session to discuss the status and strategy of Case No. 2021-CA-012581XXXXXMB. The meeting concerns litigation between Sherman Williams American Legion, Post 188 and the City of Delray Beach.

• Closed Attorney/Client Session regarding Sherman Williams American Legion, Post 188 v. City of Delray Beach

Education Board

The meeting includes education overviews for Delray Beach and the School District of Palm Beach County. The board will also hold discussions regarding the Education Board, City Commission/CRA, and the School District.

• Delray Beach Education Overview presentation
• School District of Palm Beach County Education Overview presentation

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board will consider several quasi-judicial applications for local developments. These include proposals for new townhome communities, a restaurant with miniature golf, and modifications to existing commercial and club facilities.

• Construction of a 3-unit townhome development at 712 NE 8'th Avenue
• New 30-unit Highland Park Townhomes development at 375 & 395 NE 6th Avenue
• Development of a 4,628 square foot restaurant and two 18-hole miniature golf courses at 1314 North Federal Highway
• Site plan modification for Delaire Country Club to include pickleball courts and outdoor dining
• Amendment to the Blanket Sign Program at 502 East Atlantic Avenue

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Delray Beach CRA Board of Commissioners is reviewing several business items. This includes a proposal to void the A-G.U.I.D.E. Funding Agreement with Old School Square Center for the Arts, Inc. and recoup $187,500. The board will also consider site development funding for Glavidia Hair Studios and monthly payments for Emanual Jackson, SR. Project, Inc.

• Proposal to void A-G.U.I.D.E. Funding Agreement with Old School Square Center for the Arts, Inc. and recoup $187,500
• Reinstatement and amendment of site development funding for Glavidia Hair Studios at 119 NE 2nd Avenue
• Review of a $250 monthly payment for Emanual Jackson, SR. Project, Inc. at 700 West Atlantic Avenue
• Receipt of December 2021 and January 2022 CRA financial reports

Parking Management Advisory Board

The board will review a report on the Parking Program and receive an update regarding the Parking and Curbside Management Plan. No new business is scheduled for this meeting.

• Parking Program Report by Jorge Alarcon
• Parking and Curbside Management Plan Update from Development Services Department
• Approval of minutes from April 2021, January 25, 2022, and February 22, 2022

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Delray Beach CRA Board of Commissioners is holding a workshop meeting. The session includes a presentation regarding updates to the A.-G.U.I.D.E. application, guidelines, and funding agreements.

• Updates to A.-G.U.I.D.E. application, guidelines, and funding agreements

Public Art Advisory Board

The board will discuss updating the Art Donation Policy by reviewing models from Miami Beach, Ann Arbor, and Orlando. Members will also review potential locations for the Hope Sculpture and discuss methods to memorialize Peter Pereira.

• Review of potential locations for Hope Sculpture
• Discussion of Art Donation Policy using Miami Beach, Ann Arbor, and Orlando models
• Review of other cities' Public Art Master Plans
• Discussion on methods to memorialize Peter Pereira
• Heritage Art Project update from Michiko Kirusu

Planning and Zoning Board

The board will review public comments to recommend projects for the 2023-2027 Capital Improvements Plan. Members will also consider plat applications for PopStroke Delray and Sundy Village. Additionally, the board will evaluate a use determination regarding retail stores with optometrist services.

• Review of comments for the 2023-2027 Capital Improvements Plan
• Conditional use request for Beach Dog Daycare at 820 SE 5th Avenue
• PopStroke Delray plat for a restaurant and 18-hole miniature golf course
• Use determination for retail establishments with optometrist services

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The board will review annual report recommendations distributed by Hal Stern. The meeting also includes discussions regarding recycling education, tree protection, and recycling franchise agreements.

• Review of annual report recommendations from Hal Stern
• Discussion on recycling education and agreements
• Review of Southern Waste Systems LLC franchise agreement and amendments
• Discussion regarding tree protection

Police Advisory Board

The Police Advisory Board will discuss its goals and objectives for advising the Police Department. The board will also review Vehicle Pursuit General Order 2210.

• Review of Vehicle Pursuit General Order 2210
• Discussion of Police Advisory Board Goals and Objectives
• Approval of January 10, 2022 meeting minutes

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss various strategies for the Local Housing Assistance Plan for fiscal years 2022-2025. The meeting also includes a presentation from Development Services regarding a workforce housing update.

• Local Housing Assistance Plan (LHAP) strategies for FY 2022-2025
• Development Services presentation on workforce housing update
• Approval of February 10, 2022 meeting minutes

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Beach Code Enforcement Board will conduct formal hearings regarding noncompliance of board orders and the assessment of fines. The provided agenda does not list specific case details or addresses.

• Formal hearings for noncompliance of board orders and assessment of fines

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will review several requests for property variances. These items include requests to adjust setback requirements for properties on N. Ocean Boulevard, Laing Street, and N. Swinton Avenue.

• 358 N. Ocean Boulevard: request for a front setback of 21 feet and six inches instead of the required 35 feet
• 1221 Laing Street: request regarding pool encroachment into a street side setback area
• 1115 N. Swinton Avenue: request to reduce the minimum front setback from 30 feet to 26.5 feet

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The board will consider architectural elevation changes for 912 - 930 Palm Trail. The meeting also includes a non-binding discussion regarding Building IV at Atlantic Crossing.

• Class I Site Plan Modification for 912 - 930 Palm Trail
• Concept plan review for Building IV at 777 E. Atlantic Avenue

City Commission

The City Commission will discuss two requests for text amendments to the Land Development Regulations. One proposal seeks to expand building height limits at 1400 South Federal Highway to include workforce housing units. Another request proposes allowing medical marijuana treatment centers within the city.

• Building height and workforce housing amendment for 1400 South Federal Highway
• Amendment to LDR Section 4.3.3(G) to allow medical marijuana treatment centers

City Commission

The City Commission will review options for water and sewer rates and discuss direction for solid waste collection services. The agenda also includes the ratification of a COVID-19 state of emergency extension and approval of the 2022-23 meeting calendar.

• Presentation on water utility rate study and capital program
• Discussion regarding solid waste collection services
• Review of appealable Land Development Board actions
• Ratification of the 103rd extension of the COVID-19 state of emergency
• Approval of Resolution 40-22 regarding termination of the COVID-19 state of emergency

Education Board

The Education Board will hear a debriefing from the City Manager regarding school tours. The agenda also includes presentations from South Area Superintendent and principals, as well as information on adult education.

• City Manager debriefing of school tours
• Presentation by South Area Superintendent and Principals
• Adult Education presentation

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will consider two quasi-judicial requests. This includes a request for site plans, landscape plans, and architectural elevations for Sundy Village. The board will also review a request to replace asphalt shingle roofs with black metal at Atlantic Grove Townhomes.

• Site plan, landscape, and architectural requests for Sundy Village (formerly Midtown/Swinton Commons)
• Roof replacement request for Atlantic Grove Townhomes in West Settlers Historic District

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will address notices of magistrate violations and repeat violations. The meeting also includes a scheduled status hearing.

• Notice of Magistrate Violation
• Repeat Violation
• Status Hearing

City Commission

The City Commission will consider the final plat for Atlantic Grove and setback waivers for the Highland Park Townhomes project. The agenda also includes reviewing a boat donation from the Palm Beach County Sheriff and various community funding requests.

• Final plat for Atlantic Grove at NW 1st Street and NW 4th Avenue
• $10,000 Law Enforcement Trust Fund request for National Coalition of 100 Black Women
• Donation of a 25-foot Contender boat from the Palm Beach County Sheriff
• Up to $60,000 grant application for Florida Inland Navigation District waterways assistance
• Setback waivers for Highland Park Townhomes at 375 and 395 NE 6th Avenue

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review several items, including a car rental facility request and land use changes for a 10.97-acre parcel. The board will also consider updates to the city's Family/Workforce Housing regulations. These items are being reviewed to provide recommendations to the City Commission.

• Conditional Use request for Avis Car Rental at 14530 South Military Trail
• Land use and rezoning of a 10.97-acre parcel at 3900 Sherwood Boulevard
• Updates to Family/Workforce Housing Land Development Regulations

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board will consider several quasi-judicial items regarding property modifications. Proposed changes include architectural elevations, clubhouse expansions, and the installation of a new pavilion.

• Class I modification for architectural elevations at 25 SE 6th Avenue
• Class I modification for Lamrini Retail Store at 50 Se 6th Avenue
• Installation of a gazebo and pool at 394 SE 5th Avenue
• Expansion of the Churchill Condominium Clubhouse at 611 SE 7th Street
• Construction of a 3,600 SF pavilion at Emmanuel Catholic Church

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Delray Beach CRA Board will review several funding agreements for local business and church improvements. The agenda includes a notice of deficiency regarding the Old School Square Center for the Arts funding agreement. The board will also consider an updated interlocal agreement for construction and professional services.

• Purchase of 115 SW 5th Avenue for $82,000
• Notice of deficiency for Old School Square Center for the Arts
• Lease amendment for Jackson Hewitt Tax Service at 135 NW 5th Avenue
• Funding amendments for Moon & Flower Coffeehouse and Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church
• Updated Interlocal Agreement for construction and professional services

Board Of Trustees for the Firefighters' Retirement System

The Board of Trustees for the Firefighters' Retirement System will review quarterly financial reports and portfolio performance through December 31, 2021. The agenda includes ratifying new retirements, annuities, and warrants. Members will also discuss legal services and legislative updates.

• Ratification of new retirements, DROP, vested, and death annuities
• Approval of legal services agreement with Sugarman, Susskind, Braswell & Herrera, P.A.
• Review of NFP Retirement, Inc. quarterly report for December 31, 2021
• Discussion regarding multi-sector bonds
• Ratification of warrants #262 and #263

Public Art Advisory Board

The Public Art Advisory Board will elect its officers and introduce new members. The meeting also includes a review of potential sites for the Hope sculpture and an update on the Public Art Trust Fund.

• Election of Chair, Vice-Chair, and 2nd Vice-Chair
• Review of potential locations for Hope sculpture
• Update on Public Art Trust Fund
• Discussion regarding Old School Square Sculpture Garden

Parking Management Advisory Board

The Parking Management Advisory Board will review a Parking Program Report from Jorge Alarcon. No new business is scheduled for this meeting.

• Parking Program Report by Jorge Alarcon

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The board will discuss recycling agreements involving Southern Waste Systems LLC and WM. The meeting also includes discussions on composting, community gardens, and tree protection.

• Recycling agreements with Southern Waste Systems LLC and WM
• Composting and community gardens discussion
• Tree protection discussion
• Annual Report review

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss various strategies within the State Housing Initiative Housing Partnership Local Housing Assistance Plan (LHAP). This includes reviewing programs for rehabilitation, rental assistance, disaster assistance, and foreclosure assistance. The committee will also review a draft annual report.

• LHAP owner-occupied rehabilitation and purchase assistance strategies
• LHAP rental, disaster, and foreclosure assistance strategies
• Community Land Trust Homeownership strategy discussion
• Review of Draft Annual Report

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Beach Code Enforcement Board will hold a meeting on February 10, 2022. The agenda includes formal hearings and the assessment of fines for noncompliance with board orders. No specific cases or property addresses are listed in this agenda text.

• Formal hearings
• Assessment of fines for noncompliance with board orders

Development Services Management Group

The Development Services Management Group will consider a temporary right-of-way reduction request for Cason Cottages. The meeting also includes the approval of the agenda and minutes from December 9, 2021.

• Cason Cottages - Temporary Right-of-Way Reduction Request

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Board will conduct quasi-judicial hearings regarding several development applications. These include roof material changes at 500 NE 5th Avenue and waivers for a 31-unit townhome project.

• Roof material change from white tile to gray metal at 500 NE 5th Avenue
• Roof color change from green shingles to gray shingles at 506 NE 5th Avenue
• Waivers for a 31-unit townhome development at 375 & 395 NE 6th Avenue
• Site plan modification for the 60-unit Island Cove apartment community
• Parking reduction and landscape waiver requests for Island Cove

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a workshop meeting to review a proposed new fee structure for the Delray Beach Marina. The meeting also includes discussion on enhancing access to municipal opportunities for local, minority, and women-owned enterprises.

• Proposed new fee structure for the Delray Beach Marina
• Guidance to enhance access to municipal opportunities for local, minority, and women-owned enterprises

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a $905,000 sponsorship agreement for the 2022 Delray Beach Open. The agenda also includes decisions on road design contracts and new golf course vehicles.

• $905,000 interlocal agreement for the 2022 Delray Beach Open sponsorship
• $715,769 contract with Kimley-Horn for Lindell Boulevard design services
• $617,224 contract with McMahon Associates for Barwick Road design services
• $334,294 lease purchase of new golf vehicles for city golf courses
• Resolution adopting the IHRA working definition of antisemitism

Education Board

The meeting includes a presentation regarding Atlantic High School's IB Program 30th anniversary. The board will also receive updates on Summer in the City and the Education Business Plan.

• Atlantic High School 30th Anniversary of the IB Program presentation
• Summer in the City update
• Education Business Plan discussion

Board of Adjustment

The regular meeting of the Delray Beach Board of Adjustment scheduled for February 3, 2022, was canceled. A variance request for 614 SE 4th Avenue was listed on the agenda, but the applicant has withdrawn the request.

• Cancellation of the regular meeting
• Withdrawal of variance request for 614 SE 4th Avenue

Historic Preservation Board

The board will hold quasi-judicial hearings regarding several Certificate of Appropriateness requests. These items involve proposed additions and exterior modifications to properties within the Marina and Old School Square Historic Districts.

• Second-story garage addition at 702 SE 1st Street
• Exterior modifications to 108 N. Swinton Avenue
• Two-story addition and exterior alterations at 50 Palm Square

Code Enforcement Board

The Code Enforcement Board will conduct a Special Magistrate Hearing. The agenda consists of procedural items including the approval of minutes and notices regarding magistrate violations. No specific case details or addresses are provided in this document.

• Approval of minutes
• Notice of Magistrate Violation

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a resolution designating the city as a “Vision Zero City.” Other items include approving grants for local schools and a contract for water treatment plant rehabilitation.

• $882,405 contract for clarifier drive unit rehabilitation
• Resolution urging Palm Beach County School District to cease uncoordinated construction
• $10,000 grant each for Plumosa School of the Arts and Orchard View Elementary
• Agreement with State of Florida to install four WeatherSTEM monitoring systems
• Settlement in the case of Palm Beach County v. 7-Eleven, Inc.

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The board will consider sign program amendments for Lake Ida Plaza and The Ray. It will also review a request to develop Phase III of the Village Square as a 60-unit apartment community.

• Site plan modification for 60-unit Island Cove apartment community
• Signage amendment for First Patient Care Clinic at Lake Ida Plaza
• Sign program amendment for The Ray at 233 NE 2nd Avenue
• Parking reduction and landscape waiver request for Village Square Phase III

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Board will review an amendment to the agency's redevelopment plan and a sponsorship agreement for the 2022 Delray Beach Open Tennis Tournament. Members will also receive updates on the NW 800 Block Redevelopment Project and the renovation of 98 NW 5th Avenue. Additionally, the board will consider an auditing agreement through 2024.

• Sponsorship for the 2022 Delray Beach Open Tennis Tournament
• Amendment to the Redevelopment Plan with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council
• Auditing Agreement for fiscal years 2021 through 2024
• Update on NW 800 Block Redevelopment Project at West Atlantic Avenue
• Lease request from Emanuel Jackson, Sr. Project, Inc. at 700 W. Atlantic Avenue

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA and City Commission will hold a joint workshop to discuss transportation services and the Delray Full-Service Center. The agenda includes a presentation on Point-to-Point Transportation Service and discussions regarding its funding and management. Additionally, officials will discuss the former Carver High School site.

• Presentation on Point-to-Point Transportation Service and Delray Full-Service Center
• Discussion of Point-to-Point Transportation Service funding and management
• Discussion regarding the former Carver High School / Delray Full-Service Center

Parking Management Advisory Board

The Parking Management Advisory Board and the Downtown Development Authority are holding a joint meeting. The agenda includes a report on the parking program and a discussion regarding beach parking rates.

• Parking Program Report by Jorge Alarcon
• Discussion of Beach Parking Rates

Planning and Zoning Board

The Board will review a conditional use request for outdoor dining at Sundy Village and a rezoning for SE 3rd Avenue. The meeting also includes a recommendation on outdoor alcohol consumption at standalone bars.

• Conditional Use request for outdoor dining at night at Sundy Village
• Land Use Map Amendment and Rezoning for +/-0.1109 acre property on SE 3rd Avenue
• Recommendation on ordinance allowing outdoor alcohol consumption at standalone bars
• Use similarity determination for automotive window tinting and styling services
• Initiation of the Annual Infrastructure Improvement Hearing (CIP 22-26)

Green Implementation Advancement Board

The Green Implementation Advancement Board will discuss the annual report and policies for tree protection, composting, and community gardens. The board will also review recycling agreements involving Southern Waste Systems LLC and WM. A staff report from the Office of Sustainability and Resilience is scheduled.

• Tree Protection Policy Discussion
• Composting and Community Gardens Discussion
• Recycling Agreement reviews for Southern Waste Systems LLC and WM
• Annual Report review
• Office of Sustainability and Resilience Staff Report

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a closed attorney/client session to discuss the status of a lawsuit. The meeting is intended for case status discussion and strategy regarding Old School Square Center for the Arts, Inc. v. City of Delray Beach, et al.

• Case status discussion and strategy for Old School Square Center for the Arts, Inc. litigation

Code Enforcement Board

The agenda consists of standard procedural items and scheduled hearings. No specific case details, addresses, or fine amounts are provided in this document.

• Formal Hearing
• Noncompliance of Board Order and Assessment of Fine
• Old Business

Affordable Housing Advisory Committee

The committee will discuss several components of the State Housing Initiative Housing Partnership Local Housing Assistance Plan (LHAP). These discussions include housing rehabilitation, purchase assistance, rental assistance, and disaster assistance. The committee will also review a draft annual report.

• LHAP owner-occupied housing rehabilitation strategy
• LHAP purchase assistance strategy
• LHAP rental assistance strategy
• LHAP disaster assistance strategy
• Review of Draft Annual Report

Site Plan Review and Appearance Board

The Site Plan Review and Appearance Board will consider several quasi-judicial items regarding building modifications. These include changes to architectural elevations, roof materials, and signage programs. The board will also review facade modifications for Bounce Sporting Club.

• Change of use from retail to restaurant at 110 East Atlantic Avenue
• Architectural elevation modifications for Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napolitana at 1725 South Federal Highway
• Roof tile material change for 11 buildings at Lavers Circle
• Facade modifications for Bounce Sporting Club at 619 East Atlantic Avenue
• Signage amendment for a new tenant at Lake Ida Plaza

City Commission

The City Commission will review a presentation regarding a utility rate study prepared by Willdan Financial Services, Inc. The workshop includes discussions of water utility rate study considerations and the applicable capital program.

• Presentation regarding a utility rate study prepared by Willdan Financial Services, Inc.
• Review of water utility rate study considerations and applicable capital program

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a proposal to rezone the Sherwood Golf Course property for a 79-unit single-family home development. The agenda also includes reviewing a budget amendment and certifying the Delray Ridge subdivision plat. Additionally, the commission will review facial covering requirements in city facilities.

• Rezoning 170 Sherwood Forest Drive from Open Space to Low Density for 79 homes
• Audit services contract with Marcum LLP for an estimated $749,700
• Budget amendment for Fiscal Year 2021-22 (Resolution No. 09-22)
• Certification of the Delray Ridge subdivision plat
• FEMA grant application for a rescue boat and support vehicle

Education Board

The board will hear presentations regarding the Summer Career Exploration Program and the Historic Carver Preservation Society. Members will also discuss direction for the summer program and an interlocal agreement with the School District of Palm Beach County.

• Summer Career Exploration Program presentation
• Historic Carver Preservation Society presentation
• Direction on how to proceed with Summer Program
• Interlocal Agreement with School District of Palm Beach County

Police Advisory Board

The Police Advisory Board will review several department updates from the Police Chief, including crime statistics, overdose reports, and internal affairs. The board will also discuss an overview of the Police Advisory Board Ordinance.

• Crime Statistics Update
• Overdose Report Update
• Internal Affairs Update
• Biased Policing Administrative Review
• Police Advisory Board Ordinance Overview

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing regarding a variance request for the property at 614 SE 4th Avenue. The request seeks to reduce the side-interior setback to allow for a single-story addition to the rear of the residence.

• Variance request for 614 SE 4th Avenue to reduce the side-interior setback from seven feet, six inches to six feet, two inches

Code Enforcement Board

The Delray Beach Code Enforcement Board will conduct a Special Magistrate Hearing. The agenda includes reviews of magistrate violations and irreparable or irreversible violations. No specific addresses or case details are listed in the provided text.

• Notice of Magistrate Violation
• Irreparable or Irreversible Violation

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing several requests regarding building modifications in historic districts. This includes a reconsideration of a garage door removal at 201 NE 5th Court. The board will also consider recommendations for night outdoor dining and frontage changes at Sundy Village.

• Reconsideration of garage door removal at 201 NE 5th Court
• Recommendation for night outdoor dining at Sundy Village
• Waiver request for porch frontage instead of storefront frontage at Sundy Village

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a first reading of an ordinance to amend workforce housing requirements in the Central Business District. The meeting also includes approving various license agreements with local non-profits and ratifying COVID-19 emergency extensions.

• Ordinance 29-21 regarding workforce housing in the Central Business District
• $40,000 increase for ferric chloride supply and delivery purchase order
• Underground utility and right-of-way agreements for the Sundy Village project
• Final plat approval and landscape maintenance agreements for PHG Delray
• Revocable license agreements with several community organizations