Boynton Beach public meetings in 2025

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

This is a procedural meeting of the Boynton Beach CRA Advisory Board with public comment, approval of November minutes, and discussions of two pending assignments from prior CRA board meetings regarding property acquisition and other matters. No new business or concrete decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of November 19, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 1: property acquisition assignments from February 2024
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 2: assignments from January 2025 CRA board meeting
• Public comment period

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Community Redevelopment Agency Board will review several business grants and project updates. Discussion topics include affordable housing negotiations, the Ocean One project funding, and a 13-parcel assemblage purchase.

• $60,000 Commercial Property Improvement Grant to Rusty's Restaurant and Lounge LLC
• $22,786.26 Commercial Rent Reimbursement Grant to Rusty's Restaurant and Lounge LLC
• $2,500 Commercial Business Marketing Grant to Scheurer's Chocolate
• Invitation to Negotiate for Affordable/Workforce Infill Housing
• Purchase of the 13 Parcel Assemblage at 444 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard

Community Redevelopment Agency Board - SPECIAL JOINT CRA/COMMISSION WORKSHOP

The Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency and City Commission will hold a joint workshop to discuss the overall visioning of the CRA area and the 2026 State Legislative Priorities. The meeting will include public comments and agenda approvals.

• Discussion and Consideration of Overall Visioning of CRA Area
• Discussion of 2026 State Legislative Priorities
• Public Comments on agenda items
• Agenda Approval
• Disclosure of Conflicts, Contacts, and Relationships

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will consider resolutions for three lawsuit settlements totaling $435,000, a $2.35 million contract for utility relocation at the I-95 and Boynton Beach Boulevard interchange, and a $892,500 purchase of sodium hypochlorite. They will also discuss the 2026 meeting calendar, including cancelling the January 6 meeting, and receive a year-end red light camera presentation from the police department. Advisory board appointments and several other consent agenda items are up for approval.

• Proposed Resolution R25-320: Award $2,354,302.50 contract to Johnson-Davis, Inc. for I-95 & Boynton Beach Blvd Interchange Utility Relocation Project
• Proposed Resolution R25-319: Approve $892,500 purchase of sodium hypochlorite from Allied Universal Corporation
• Proposed Resolutions R25-315, R25-316, R25-323: Approve settlements totaling $435,000 in three lawsuits (Guerrero $200k, Sortore $100k, Innocent/Perez $135k)
• Proposed Resolution R25-321: Approve $120,025 task order with Carollo Engineers for East Water Treatment Plant lime softening basin repairs
• Proposed Resolution R25-313/314: Interlocal agreement with Delray Beach to share costs of Gulfstream Boulevard (SE 36th Ave) reconstruction

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

The CRA Advisory Board will approve minutes from October 15, 2025, discuss three pending assignments from previous CRA board meetings regarding property acquisition and new assignments, and consider setting 2026 meeting dates. Public comment will be taken. No substantive decisions on new projects are on the agenda.

• Approval of October 15, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 1 (assigned Feb 13, 2024)
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 2 on property acquisition (assigned Feb 13, 2024)
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 3 (assigned Jan 14, 2025)
• Discussion and consideration of 2026 CRAB Board meeting dates

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will decide on two ordinances at second reading: one establishing procedures for public-private partnerships and another for handling accommodation requests from land development regulations. They will also consider multiple interlocal agreements with the Community Redevelopment Agency for funding beautification technicians, code enforcement officers, an engineer/project manager, and police department cameras, as well as a budget amendment for the Inn at Boynton demolition project. Additionally, the Commission will vote on consent items including a $878,047.50 contract for demolition and reconstruction of two boat ramps at Pioneer Canal Park, a $87,500 SWAT robot purchase, and a Verizon cell tower collocation agreement.

• Second reading of Ordinance No. 25-036 to add public-private partnership procedures
• Resolution R25-299 awarding $878,047.50 for demolition and reconstruction of two boat ramp structures at Pioneer Canal Park
• Resolution R25-300 approving $87,500 for purchase of a SWAT robot for the Police Department
• Resolutions R25-301 through R25-306 for multiple interlocal agreements with CRA and budget amendment for Inn at Boynton demolition
• Resolution R25-293 allowing Verizon Wireless collocation on tower at 1901 N. Seacrest Blvd

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on multiple consent items, including a $632,500 contract to demolish the Boynton Inn and a $500,000 annual HVAC contract. Two public hearings are set for second readings: a parking ordinance amending Chapter 14 and an ordinance updating land development impact and selected fees. A first reading will be held on a new procedure for accommodation requests from land development regulations.

• Demolition of Boynton Inn at 480 Boynton Beach Boulevard – $632,500 contract with BG Group, LLC
• Citywide HVAC contract with Shamtec, Inc., not-to-exceed $500,000 per year for three years
• Second reading of Ordinance 25-018 amending parking prohibitions in Chapter 14
• Second reading of Ordinance 25-034 updating land development impact and selected fees
• Advisory board appointments and community support fund requests

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Community Redevelopment Agency Board will approve financial reports, grant extensions for local businesses, and interlocal agreements for funding code enforcement and surveillance cameras. The meeting also includes updates on the Heart of Boynton Shops and the Ocean One project.

• Approval of Commercial Property Improvement Grant Program extensions for Heart of Boynton Shops businesses
• Approval of Commercial Rent Reimbursement Grant Program in the Amount of $9,000 to Fly & Flow Fitness
• Approval of Commercial Property Improvement Grant Program in the Amount of $50,884.60 to Bond Street Ale and Coffee
• Consideration of Interlocal Agreement for Funding Code Enforcement Officers (CRA)
• Consideration of Interlocal Agreement for Funding BBPD Video Surveillance Cameras

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

This is a largely procedural meeting. The board will approve minutes from September, discuss three pending assignments from earlier CRA board meetings (including property acquisition), and consider 2026 meeting dates. No new business or specific financial items are listed.

• Approval of September 17, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 1 from February 2024 CRA board meeting
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 2 on property acquisition from February 2024
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 3 from January 2025 CRA board meeting
• Consideration of 2026 CRA Advisory Board meeting dates

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will consider several charter amendment proposals for the March 2026 ballot, approve community support fund requests, and vote on a series of consent agenda items. A major item is the approval of purchase orders for vehicles and equipment totaling no more than $9,932,400. The meeting also includes public audience time and a public hearing on annexation and land‑use changes at 3604 Boynton Beach Boulevard.

• Charter Review Committee final report recommending five charter amendments for the March 2026 General Municipal Election ballot
• Consent Resolution R25-277 to authorize the city's application for a $20,275.76 EMS Matching Grant from the Florida Department of Health
• Consent Resolution R25-278 to approve purchase orders for vehicles and equipment up to $9,932,400 using multiple existing contracts
• Proposed Ordinance No. 25-022 to annex approximately 0.36 acres at 3604 Boynton Beach Boulevard into city limits
• Proposed Ordinance No. 25-032 to amend the Future Land Use Map for the same 0.36‑acre parcel, changing its classification to Local Retail Commercial

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

The CRA Advisory Board will review pending assignments from February 2024 and January 2025. The board will also discuss registration for the Florida Redevelopment Association 2025 Annual Conference.

• Discussion of property acquisition assignments from February 13, 2024
• Review of assignments from February 13, 2024 and January 10, 2025
• Registration for Florida Redevelopment Association 2025 Annual Conference (October 15-17)

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will consider consent agenda items including a $6.8 million purchase of 670 Oak Street for a public park, a $110,000 settlement, and various contracts. Public hearings include second readings of ordinances to allow accessory agricultural uses on large R-1-AAB lots, annex 4.61 acres, and change a future land use designation. Advisory board appointment waivers and community support fund requests are also on the agenda.

• Purchase of 670 Oak Street for $6,800,000 for a public park (R25-270)
• Settlement agreement in Roger Salazar v. City totaling $110,000 (R25-269)
• Quicklime supply contract not to exceed $733,700 for FY2025 and $807,070 for FY2026 (R25-272)
• Second reading of ordinance to allow accessory agricultural uses on R-1-AAB properties over 0.90 acres (25-023)
• Second reading of voluntary annexation of approximately 4.61 acres (25-019)

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Community Redevelopment Agency Board will discuss the Executive Director position, which was tabled at the September 18 special meeting. They will also consider proposals for Executive Director services and the recruitment process with S. Renee Narloch & Associates. New business includes planning a joint workshop on November 8.

• Continued discussion of the Executive Director position (tabled from September 18)
• Consideration of Request for Proposals for Executive Director services
• Discussion of recruitment of candidates by S. Renee Narloch & Associates
• Discussion of a joint workshop scheduled for November 8, 2025

Community Redevelopment Agency Board - SPECIAL JOINT CRA/COMMISSION MEETING

In a special joint meeting, the Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Board and City Commission will discuss and consider a CRA Waterfront Plan, commercial/industrial development and land acquisition planning, the city procurement policy, and the executive director position. No votes are scheduled; all items are for discussion and consideration.

• Discussion and consideration of a CRA Waterfront Plan
• Discussion and consideration of commercial industrial development and land acquisition planning
• Discussion and consideration of the City Procurement Policy
• Discussion and consideration of the Executive Director Position

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will hold a second budget hearing to adopt a final millage rate of 7.75 mills (down from 7.8) and the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget. The agenda also includes approval of annual fee schedule changes, water and wastewater rate adjustments through 2028-2029, a $150,000 settlement, a new cell tower lease, and a $1.04 million pipe bursting contract. A proclamation for Alzheimer's Awareness Month and advisory board appointments are also on the agenda.

• Proposed Resolution R25-244: final millage rate of 7.75 mills (5.06% above rolled-back rate) and R25-245: final budget adoption
• Proposed Resolution R25-231: water, wastewater, stormwater, and reuse water rate changes for FY2025-26 and preliminary rates through 2028-2029 (tabled from 9/2)
• Proposed Resolution R25-243: annual comprehensive fee schedule rate changes for FY2025-26
• Proposed Resolution R25-249: $150,000 settlement agreement in Lawrence Michael Shramko v. City of Boynton Beach
• Proposed Resolution R25-253: joint use lease with New Cingular Wireless to replace a 320-foot public safety cell tower with a 325-foot tower at 515 NW 14th Court

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Boynton Beach CRA Board will consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 budget via Resolution R25-02 and continue discussions on purchasing 670 Oak Street. The consent agenda includes approval of financial reports, meeting minutes, and eight $2,500 Commercial Business Marketing Grants plus a $9,540 rent reimbursement grant. Old business items also cover workforce housing updates and future uses of CRA-owned properties.

• Consideration of Resolution R25-02 adopting the CRA Budget for FY 2025-2026
• Continued discussion and consideration of the purchase of 670 Oak Street
• Discussion on redevelopment options for infill lots for affordable homeownership
• Approval of eight Commercial Business Marketing Grants at $2,500 each to local businesses
• Approval of Commercial Rent Reimbursement Grant of $9,540 to Venasky Tailor Experience LLC

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will hold public hearings on four proposed resolutions: canal maintenance service assessments, the final fire assessment fee, a proposed millage rate for the general operating fund, and a tentative budget for FY 2025‑2026. Staff recommends approval of each resolution. The meeting also announces a second public budget hearing scheduled for September 18, 2025 at 6:00 PM.

• R25-239 – Public hearing on canal maintenance services assessment for FY starting Oct 1 2025
• R25-240 – Public hearing on final fire assessment fee for FY 2025‑2026
• R25-241 – Public hearing on proposed millage rate for the general operating fund FY 2025‑2026 and notice of second budget hearing
• R25-242 – Public hearing on adopting tentative budget for FY 2025‑2026
• Announcement of Second Public Budget Hearing on Sep 18 2025 at 6:00 PM

City Commission

The City Commission will discuss utility rate settings for fiscal year 2025-26 and a major drainage improvement project. The body will also consider repealing city ordinances regarding gambling and loitering.

• Coquina Cove Drainage Improvement Project contract with Southern Underground Industries, Inc. for $6,460,130.60
• Proposed Resolution No. R25-231 to set rates and fees for Water, Wastewater, Stormwater, and Reuse Water
• Proposed Ordinance No. 25-012 to repeal the city code section entitled 'Gambling'
• Proposed Ordinance No. 25-014 to repeal the prohibition of loitering
• Asphalt Repair and Resurfacing expenditure increase from $2,400,000 to $3,680,000

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a joint meeting with the Charter Review Committee. The body will discuss and provide direction to the committee regarding changes to the City Charter.

• Discussion with Charter Review Committee regarding Charter changes

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will vote on first reading to repeal city code sections on gambling and loitering. The agenda also includes numerous consent items such as a $1.49 million contract for engineering design of Chapel Hill drainage improvements, a staffing contract correction raising annual expenditure to $260,000, and a $490,000 recycling agreement with Waste Management. Public hearings cover amendments to board member selection rules and election requirements. Advisory board appointments that were tabled in previous meetings are also on the agenda.

• First reading of ordinances to repeal Section 16-44 (Gambling) and Article XII (Loitering) of city code
• Resolution R25-221: $1,490,827 for Chapel Hill Drainage Improvements engineering design to Baxter & Woodman
• Resolution R25-217: Correct scrivener's error, raising annual expenditure for Alpha1 Staffing to $260,000
• Resolution R25-219: Three-year agreement with CivicPlus for website hosting, not to exceed $150,000 total
• Resolution R25-226: Recycling materials agreement with Waste Management, not to exceed $490,000 annually

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The CRA Board will consider and vote on several consent agenda items, including a $56,500 grant for commercial property improvements and a $24,000 rent reimbursement grant, both to SFEB LLC d/b/a SoFresh at Sunshine Square. The meeting also includes updates on the Heart of Boynton Shops project, grant program updates, and discussion of upcoming purchases and lease agreements.

• Approval of $56,500 Commercial Property Improvement Grant to SFEB LLC d/b/a SoFresh at 522 E. Woolbright Road
• Approval of $24,000 Commercial Rent Reimbursement Grant to SFEB LLC d/b/a SoFresh at 522 E. Woolbright Road
• Approval of Temporary Parking Use Agreement with The Journey Community Church, Inc. at 1111 S. Federal Highway
• Discussion of purchase of 670 Oak Street
• Discussion of Marina Lease Agreements for fiscal years 2025‑2027

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

The CRA Advisory Board will meet to discuss the project fund budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. The board will also consider pending assignments regarding property acquisition and other board tasks.

• Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Project Fund Budget
• Pending Assignment No. 2 regarding property acquisition
• Pending Assignment No. 1 from February 13, 2024 meeting
• Pending Assignment No. 3 from January 10, 2025 meeting
• 2025-2026 CRAB Board Meeting Dates

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing on an ordinance amending land development impact fees (Ordinance No. 25-010, second reading). The consent agenda includes a $10 million contract for water main pipe bursting and a $350,000 fire apparatus trade-in. Advisory board appointments, tabled from July 15, will also be addressed.

• Public hearing on Ordinance No. 25-010 amending impact and selected fees
• Proposed Resolution R25-204: $10 million contract for pre-chlorinated pipe bursting of water mains
• Proposed Resolution R25-213: Trade-in of 2008 fire apparatus for $350,000 toward new unit
• Proposed Resolution R25-200: Amending procurement policy to require quotes for purchases over $20,000
• Proclamation designating Boynton Beach as a Purple Heart City

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Community Redevelopment Agency Board is holding a special workshop to continue discussion and consideration of purchasing the Inn at Boynton property at 480 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard. No other substantive items are on the agenda; the meeting is focused solely on this potential acquisition.

• Continued discussion on the potential purchase of the Inn at Boynton, located at 480 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard

Historic Resources Preservation Board

The Historic Resources Preservation Board will meet to approve previous minutes and review communications regarding several local sites. The agenda includes updates on signage and plaques for city landmarks.

• Dewey Park Sign
• Magnuson House and Andrews House
• Schoolhouse Children's Museum Plaque and Bell
• Cultural Center Monument Sign

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a 10-year interlocal agreement to provide fire rescue and emergency medical services to the Town of Hypoluxo. Commissioners will also receive a kickoff presentation on updating the city's Comprehensive Plan, a long-range planning document. A consent agenda includes multiple resolutions on budgets, grants, contracts, and agreements, such as a $2.7 million budget amendment and a pedestrian crossing project. Public audience and advisory board appointments are also scheduled.

• Comprehensive Plan Kickoff Presentation outlining legal requirements and public outreach
• Proposed Resolution R25-169: 10-year Interlocal Agreement with Hypoluxo for fire rescue services
• Proposed Resolution R25-173: Budget amendment increasing CIP Fund from $21.4M to $24.1M using $2.7M from fund balance
• Proposed Resolution R25-171: Ratify $136,825 purchase order for NE/SE 6th Street Pedestrian Crossing
• Proposed Resolution R25-132: Approve $942,557.45 to buy out golf cart leases and purchase 30 new EZGO golf carts

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The CRA Board will discuss and consider several development agreements and property purchases, including a first amendment to the purchase and development agreement with Maple Tree Investments for the USPS project at 401-411 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard and continued discussion on purchasing the Inn at Boynton at 480 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard. The board will also consider new business items such as the purchase of a 13-parcel assemblage at 444 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard, budget funding for a Neighborhood Officer Program, and the FY 2025-2026 project fund budget. Consent agenda items include financial reports, a contract extension, and three grant awards totaling $40,400 to local businesses.

• Approval of a one-year extension of contract with Vincent and Sons Landscaping for CRA property lawn maintenance
• Commercial Rent Reimbursement Grant of $12,900 to Simon Warren Enterprises d/b/a Furniture Medic at 1370 W. Industrial Avenue
• Commercial Business Marketing Grant of $2,500 to Tipsy Salonbar at 1515 S. Federal Highway
• Commercial Property Improvement Grant of $25,000 to Colonial Center Association at 1230 S. Federal Highway
• Discussion and consideration of the purchase of 13-parcel assemblage at 444 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard

City Commission

This is a budget workshop and commission meeting. The Commission will discuss changing the September 2nd meeting date for the first budget hearing and review the budget overview, including revenues, expenses, fund balance, fire assessment rate, and property millage rate. Department budget presentations will include Police, Fire, Recreation, Public Works, and Community Standards. The Commission will also consider resolutions adopting a proposed millage rate (R25-158), a fire rescue assessment (R25-159), and a canal maintenance assessment (R25-160).

• Proposed Resolution R25-158 adopting the municipal millage rate for FY 2025-2026
• Proposed Resolution R25-159 for fire rescue services assessment
• Proposed Resolution R25-160 for canal maintenance assessment rate
• Discussion of changing September 2nd Commission Meeting/First Budget Hearing date
• Budget workshop with department presentations (Police, Fire, Recreation, Public Works, Community Standards)

Historic Resources Preservation Board

The Historic Resources Preservation Board will first approve the minutes from its January 13, 2025 meeting. The Board will then seek guidance on updating brochures for historic places in the city. Finally, staff will present findings about damaged signs on the Downtown Heritage Trail walking tour program.

• Approve minutes from the January 13, 2025 Historic Resources Preservation Board meeting
• Seek Board guidance on updating brochures for the city’s historic places
• Review condition of signs for the Downtown Heritage Trail walking tour and discuss repairs
• Staff presentation of findings on the Downtown Heritage Trail program

Art Advisory Board

The Boynton Beach Art Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting with procedural items including call to order, pledge, roll call, and approval of minutes from November 13, 2024. Under new business, the board will consider a proposal for artistic utility box wraps, seeking the board's opinion and direction. Public audience is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Proposal for Artistic Utility Box Wraps – seeking board opinion and direction
• Approval of minutes from November 13, 2024 meeting
• Public audience with 3-minute speaker limit

Art Advisory Board

The provided text is the minutes header from the Art Advisory Board's April 9, 2025 meeting, held online and in person. No agenda items or discussion are listed for the June 16, 2025 meeting. The document contains only procedural boilerplate.

• No agenda items provided; document is minutes of prior meeting without substantive content

Art Advisory Board

The Art Advisory Board will call to order, approve the agenda and minutes from the February 12, 2025 meeting. Other agenda items include informational updates on the Art in Public Places Code Amendment and Art-Wrapped Traffic Control Boxes, both marked as 'N/A'. No action items, unfinished business, or new business are listed. The meeting is largely procedural.

• Approval of minutes from February 12, 2025 Art Advisory Board meeting

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

The CRA Advisory Board will meet to review three pending assignments from previous CRA Board meetings. The board will also discuss a property acquisition assignment and the date for the July 2025 meeting.

• Discussion of Assignment No. 1 from February 13, 2024
• Discussion of Assignment No. 2 regarding property acquisition from February 13, 2024
• Discussion of Assignment No. 3 from January 10, 2025
• Determination of the July 2025 CRAB Board Meeting date

Community Redevelopment Agency Board - MEETING CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF QUORUM

The Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Board meeting scheduled for June 10, 2025, was cancelled due to lack of quorum. The agenda included discussions on potential additional tax increment funding for the Ocean One Project, the possible purchase of the Inn at Boynton, and a request for funding for City View Apartments.

• Discussion and consideration of additional Tax Increment Revenue funding for Ocean One Project at 114-222 N. Federal Highway
• Continued discussion on purchase of Inn at Boynton at 480 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard
• Discussion on funding for City View Apartments at SW Corner of Federal Highway and SE 5th Avenue
• Approval of one-year contract extension with Vincent and Sons Landscaping for lawn maintenance of CRA-owned properties
• Discussion on purchase of 13-parcel assemblage at 444 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on a series of resolutions covering water system maintenance, drainage improvements, and street lighting upgrades. The agenda also includes the approval of contracts for park resurfacing and parking enforcement software.

• Approve LED lighting agreement with Florida Power & Light for Federal Highway
• Approve $411,846.40 contract for Chapel Hill Resurfacing Project
• Approve $445,841 contract for San Castle project management services
• Approve Piggyback Agreement with ParkMobile for metered parking software
• Approve Piggyback Agreement with IPS Group for parking enforcement software

City Commission

The City Commission will meet to discuss a litigation case involving E2L Real Estate Solutions, LLC in a closed attorney-client session. The regular meeting includes various administrative appointments, community announcements, and several contract approvals.

• Closed session regarding E2L Real Estate Solutions, LLC v. City of Boynton Beach (Case No. 4D2025-0505)
• Tire Amnesty Week for residents from June 2nd to June 6th, 2025
• Proposed Resolution R25-126: $90,000 annual expenditure for fleet recap/retread tires from Tiresoles of Broward, Inc.
• Proposed Resolution R25-128: Increase Federal Funding by $632,972.75 for Hazard Mitigation Grant Program Contract No. H0712
• Proposed Resolution R25-129: $57,200 not-to-exceed amount for Intracoastal Park Clubhouse painting project with RMJ Contractors, Inc.

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

The CRA Advisory Board will consider nominations for a new board chair and vice chair. The board will also discuss and consider pending assignments from prior CRA board meetings, including property acquisition issues. The agenda includes approval of previous meeting minutes and public comment.

• Nomination and consideration of new board chair
• Nomination and consideration of new board vice chair
• Pending Assignment No. 1: discussion of new assignments from CRA board (Feb 13, 2024)
• Pending Assignment No. 2: discussion of new assignments regarding property acquisition (Feb 13, 2024)
• Pending Assignment No. 3: tabled from March 6, 2025, discussion of assignments from Jan 10, 2025 CRA board meeting

City Commission

The City Commission will meet for a closed attorney-client shade meeting. The session is dedicated to discussing the litigation case City of Boynton Beach v. Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association, Inc.

• Closed session regarding Case No. 502024CA0007798XXXAMB (City of Boynton Beach v. Palm Beach County Police Benevolent Association, Inc.)

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Community Redevelopment Agency Board meeting will start after the preceding City Commission Shade Meeting. The board will discuss and consider a temporary use agreement with OHLA USA for staging the Boynton Beach Complete Street Project, potential purchases of 400 NE 2nd Street and the Inn at Boynton, and continued discussions on tax increment financing for the Town Square project and the Andrews House. Consent agenda includes grants totaling $99,875 to two local businesses.

• Agreement with OHLA USA for construction staging on CRA properties for the Complete Street Project
• Purchase considered for 400 NE 2nd Street and the Inn at Boynton (480 W. Boynton Beach Boulevard)
• Letter of intent from Blue Mountain Coffee House for CRA-owned property at 211 E. Ocean Avenue
• Consent grants: $28,875 to Xpedited Health LLC at 137 NE 10th Ave, $21,000 rent reimbursement to same, and $50,000 to Driftwood at 2005 S. Federal Highway
• Continued discussion of Tax Increment Financing request from Time Equities Inc. for Town Square Project at 120 SE 1st Ave

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission meets to consider a consent agenda including a $150,000 settlement of a lawsuit, approval of a $408,451 fire station roofing project, and a $350,000 sole-source contract for water tank inspections. Commissioners will also appoint representatives to advisory boards and the Transportation Planning Agency, and receive proclamations for Mental Health Awareness Month and Police Week.

• Proposed $150,000 settlement in Joshua Bernstein v. City of Boynton Beach (R25-114)
• $408,451 re-roofing and waterproofing project at Fire Station #5 (R25-120/121)
• $350,000 sole-source agreement with CROM Coatings for water storage tank inspections (R25-119)
• Living shoreline assessment contract with GHD Services for $59,945 (R25-107)
• Towing and storage services awarded to Kauff's of Palm Beach and Becks Towing (R25-108)

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will consider several consent agenda items, including contract awards and resolutions. Key actions include awarding a $1.37 million contract for Arts and Cultural Auditorium Improvements, a $234,768 contract for Children's Museum structural repairs, and purchasing ten units (likely vehicles) for $625,726. The commission will also vote on a resolution urging a public records exemption for municipal clerks and approve advisory board appointments.

• Award $1,367,099 contract to Lassco Development Inc. for Arts and Cultural Auditorium Improvements (ITB PWE25-021B)
• Award $234,768 contract to Homrich Corporation for Boynton Beach Children's Museum Structural Repair (ITB PWE25-027B)
• Purchase ten units for $625,726 (estimated $512,890 plus contingency) via Florida Sheriff's Association and City of Tallahassee contracts
• Approve sole source agreement with Barney's Pumps, Inc. up to $400,000 annually for pumping station parts and repairs
• Resolution R25-095 urging Florida State Legislature to create a public records exemption for municipal clerks and staff

CRA Advisory Board Meeting - MEETING CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF QUORUM

This meeting was cancelled because a quorum was not present. No decisions or discussions took place. The agenda included approval of prior minutes, old business items, and nomination of a new board chair and vice chair.

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a discussion on two state bills, House Bill 991 and Senate Bill 1242, during a joint meeting with the CRA Board. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Discussion on House Bill 991 and Senate Bill 1242

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Board meeting will address several items, including an update on House Bill 991 and Senate Bill 1242, informational progress reports, and approvals of multiple grant programs. The board will consider a Tax Increment Financing request from Time Equities Inc. for Phase I and Phase II of the Town Square Project at 120 SE 1st Avenue and 100 E. Boynton Beach Boulevard. Consent agenda items include a $13,667.09 property improvement grant and several $2,500 business marketing grants. The meeting follows a special joint session with the City Commission, causing a delayed start time.

• Approval of Commercial Property Improvement Grant Program $13,667.09 to Home with Help of Florida, Inc. at 1220 S. Federal Highway, Unit 1010
• Approval of $2,500 Commercial Business Marketing Grants to Alchemy (640 East Ocean Ave, Suite 18), Bailey’s Blendz (640 East Ocean Ave, Unit 16), Dimensional Health Care (458 North Federal Hwy, CU-5), Hip Hip FurRay (1403 South Federal Hwy), and Property Damage Consultants (125 East Boynton Beach Blvd)
• Discussion of Tax Increment Financing request from Time Equities Inc. for Phase I and II of the Town Square Project at 120 SE 1st Ave and 100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd
• Update on status of House Bill 991 and Senate Bill 1242
• Quarterly Progress Report #8 from Pulte Home Company, LLC for the Cottage District Infill Housing Redevelopment Project (Jan–Mar 2025)

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on several large purchases and policies, including an $800,000 fire station alerting system, a $350,000 drone first responder program, and $165,000 annual radio maintenance. Commissioners will also discuss naming a road after alum Lamar Jackson, animal control staffing, and a possible summer legislative break.

• Proposed $800,000 piggyback agreement with Honeywell for fire station alerting system (R25-093)
• Proposed $350,000 drone first responder program with FLOCK Group (R25-091)
• Proposed $165,000 annual Motorola radio maintenance contract for four years (R25-092)
• Proposed naming entry road to Boynton Beach High School as 'Lamar Jackson Way' (R25-094)
• Discussion on moving animal control position within Police Department

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

The CRA Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting with routine procedural items including call to order, pledges, public comment, and approval of minutes. The main substantive discussion concerns three pending assignments from previous CRA board meetings, though the agenda provides no details on their content. The board will also consider future agenda items.

• Approval of February 6, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 1 from February 13, 2024 CRA board meeting
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 2 regarding property acquisition from February 13, 2024
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 3 from January 10, 2025 CRA board meeting
• Public comment period

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Community Redevelopment Agency Board will meet to approve financial reports, grant programs for local businesses, and lease amendments. The agenda includes discussions on a new property purchase and the MLK Jr. Boulevard project.

• Approval of Commercial Property Improvement Grant Program in the Amount of $30,750 to AJF Dental LLC
• Approval of Commercial Rent Reimbursement Grant Program in the Amount of $21,000 to AJF Dental LLC
• Discussion and Consideration of Lease Amendment between Boynton Beach CRA and Cafe Barista, Inc. d/b/a Hurricane Alley
• Discussion and Consideration of the Purchase of 135 NE 3rd Avenue
• Discussion and Consideration of the MLK Entry Feature Park on CRA-Owned Property Located at 1101 N. Federal Highway

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will consider a series of resolutions and purchase orders, including a budget amendment for the Galaxy Park Field Lighting Project. They will also vote on a performance bond release for Raising Cane's Restaurant and several contract amendments. Additional items include parking lease amendments and a purchase order for medical equipment maintenance.

• Approve amendment to FY2024-25 Capital Improvement Budget for Galaxy Park Field Lighting Project ($567,482)
• Release Performance Bond No. SU1122232 ($540,662) for Raising Cane's Restaurant construction
• Approve Purchase Order to Stryker Medical ProCare Services for parts and equipment maintenance ($81,931.52)
• Approve amendments to Parking Lease Agreements for North and South Garages with Boynton Beach Town Center Apartments, LLC
• Approve amendment to Contract No. CS24-053 changing All Counties Painting, LLC d/b/a People's Choice Pressure Cleaning & Painting to Peoples Choice Painting, LLC d/b/a All Counties Painting

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

The CRA Advisory Board will meet to approve the agenda, discuss pending and new assignments from previous meetings, and hear public comment. The meeting is held at City Hall Chambers.

• Approval of January 2, 2025 meeting minutes
• Discussion of new assignments from February 13, 2024 meeting
• Discussion of new assignments from January 10, 2025 meeting
• Public comment period
• Agenda approval

City Commission

The City Commission will discuss updating land development regulations to establish mobility fees and repeal certain county road impact fees. The body is also considering several infrastructure contracts and a grant for vulnerability assessment updates.

• Proposed Ordinance 25-002: Establishing mobility fees and updating land development regulations
• Proposed Resolution R25-049: $953,516.55 for Sea Meadow South Water & Wastewater Improvements
• Proposed Resolution R25-045: $150,000 Resilient Florida Grant for Vulnerability Assessment Project
• Proposed Resolution R25-052: $525,957.18 for Quantum Boulevard asphalt path and SE 3rd Street improvements
• Proposed Ordinance 25-001: Abandonment of a 20-foot wide alley abutting Villages of East Ocean

Community Redevelopment Agency Board

The Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Board will consider several grant awards under the consent agenda, including $59,750 for Two Georges Waterfront Grill and $27,900 for Robinsons BBQ. Old business includes continued discussion of preliminary designs for the MLK Entry Feature Park at 1101 N. Federal Highway and an update on the Heart of Boynton Shops mixed-use project. New business includes a waiver for the Heart of Boynton Shops development agreement and a salary review for the acting executive director.

• Commercial Property Improvement Grant of $59,750 to DSS Restaurant Management Inc. (Two Georges Waterfront Grill) at 728 Casa Loma Boulevard
• Commercial Property Improvement Grant of $27,900 to Robinsons BBQ Inc. at 132 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
• Continued discussion of preliminary designs for MLK Entry Feature Park on CRA-owned property at 1101 N. Federal Highway
• Discussion of Second Amendment to Purchase and Development Agreement with BB QOZ, LLC for 115 N. Federal Highway mixed-use project (The Pierce)
• Discussion of waiver and ancillary agreement for Heart of Boynton Shops development with Wells Landing Apartments LLC

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a consent agenda containing multiple resolutions, including a $567,482 Galaxy Park field lighting project, a $400,000 wastewater and potable water model update, a $200,000 workers' compensation settlement, and various maintenance and service agreements. The commission will also appoint members to advisory boards and may hear public comment during the public audience period.

• Galaxy Park field lighting project: $515,892.88 plus 10% contingency ($51,589.29) total $567,482.17 (Davco Electrical Contractors Corporation)
• Wastewater and potable water model update: $400,000 task order with Carollo Engineers, Inc.
• Vapex Radical Odor Control System for Master Lift Station #317: $169,750 single-source purchase
• Workers' compensation settlement for $200,000 for claims from 2022 and 2024
• Citywide elevator maintenance and repair services: up to $100,000 annually via piggyback agreement with Kone, Inc.

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a $5.4 million engineering contract for upgrades to the East and West Water Treatment Plants to remove emerging contaminants, funded via a state loan and utility reserves. Other decisions include a $744,307 fire station generator replacement, a $504,487 water pump improvement amendment, approval of the March 2025 municipal election dates, and a recreation fee amendment for pickleball and pool admittance. The agenda also includes a red-light camera presentation, a quarterly capital improvement update, and advisory board appointments.

• $5.4M resolution for East/West Water Plant upgrades and emerging contaminants removal engineering (Jacobs Engineering Group)
• $744,307 award for Fire Station #5 emergency generator replacement to J.T. Equipment Service Co.
• Calling March 11, 2025 municipal election (with possible run-off on March 25) and vendor agreement
• Amendment to recreation fees for pickleball and pool admittance (Resolution R25-029)
• $504,487 amendment for water treatment plant high service pump improvements (Florida Design Drilling)

Historic Resources Preservation Board

The Historic Resources Preservation Board will receive an update on the potential relocation of the Andrews House at 306 SE 1st Avenue. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and other routine business.

• Update on potential relocation of Andrews House (306 SE 1st Avenue)

Community Redevelopment Agency Board Meeting

The Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Board will discuss a tax increment funding request from Time Equities for the Town Square project at 100 E. Ocean Avenue. They will also continue discussions on the Circuit Transit on-demand transportation contract and the MLK Jr. Boulevard Corridor mixed-use project. The board will consider an interlocal agreement for the Neighborhood Officer Policing program and a construction contract for a unit at Heart of Boynton Shops. The consent agenda includes a $24,000 rent reimbursement grant to Paloma Mexican Restaurant and a 90-day extension for a commercial improvement grant.

• Discussion of tax increment funding request from Time Equities for Town Square project at 100 E. Ocean Avenue
• Continued discussion of Circuit Transit Inc. contract for on-demand transportation services
• Update on MLK Jr. Boulevard Corridor Mixed Use Project (Heart of Boynton Shops)
• Interlocal agreement for reimbursement of construction costs for Neighborhood Officer Policing Program
• Authorization to sign construction contract for Unit 8 at Heart of Boynton Shops for NOP program

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a discussion and update on the potential relocation of the Andrews House, as requested by unanimous consensus of the Commission. No other substantive business is on the agenda; the meeting also includes a joint CRA Board session and routine procedural items.

• Discussion on potential relocation of Andrews House

CRA Advisory Board Meeting

The CRA Advisory Board is meeting to approve minutes from December 5, 2024, and discuss two pending assignments from the February 13, 2024 CRA Board meeting. One assignment concerns new assignments and the other involves property acquisition. No new business or specific proposals are on the agenda.

• Approval of CRA Advisory Board meeting minutes from December 5, 2024
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 1: new assignments from the February 13, 2024 CRA Board meeting
• Discussion of Pending Assignment No. 2: property acquisition from the February 13, 2024 CRA Board meeting

City Commission

The Boynton Beach City Commission will consider a series of consent agenda items, including several grant approvals and contract authorizations. The most significant item is a $891,260 contract with CDM Smith, Inc. for utility relocation at the I-95 and Boynton Beach Boulevard interchange. Additional items include a $42,408 justice assistance grant, a $90,000 water service maintenance agreement, a $99,050 climate resilience services contract, and a $400,000 janitorial services agreement. The meeting also includes public audience time and approval of recent meeting minutes.

• R25-001: Accept $42,408 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant
• R25-002: Approve up to $90,000 Line‑Tec, Inc. water service maintenance agreement
• R25-003: Approve $99,050 contract with Lori Lehr, Inc. for climate resilience services
• R25-013: Approve $891,260 CDM Smith, Inc. contract for I‑95/Boynton Beach Blvd interchange utility relocation
• R25-014: Approve up to $400,000 annual janitorial services contract with Clean Space, Inc.