Oakland Park, Florida

Building Safety Inspection Special Magistrate

The Building Safety Inspection Special Magistrate will hear 14 new cases (SM26-021 through SM26-037, with two withdrawn) regarding work done without permits at properties across Oakland Park. The board will also certify compliance on three cases with accrued fines totaling over $125,000 and review two old-business cases with outstanding penalties.

• 14 new first-hearing cases cite unpermitted gates, enclosures, fences, driveways, windows, and interior renovations at addresses including 130 NE 51 Court, 571-573 NE 34 St, and 4400 N Dixie Highway.
• Certification SM23-081 (87 NE 44 St) shows $88,750 in accrued fines at $250/day; owner Hinton Irrev Tr has complied after 355 days.
• Certification SM26-005 (1650 W Oakland Park Blvd) has $15,250 in continuing fines with no compliance date; owner SSC Property Holdings Inc.
• Certification SM25-026 (3901 N Andrews Ave) has $21,700 in continuing fines plus a $175 admin fee; owner Angel Flower Plaza LLC.
• Old business SM26-014 (3235 N Dixie Highway) continues to accrue $4,650 in fines for unpermitted window work.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review and potentially approve a Site Development Plan for a major renovation and expansion of an existing autobody shop at 1048 NE 43 Court. The project includes a 300 sq. ft. covered addition and installation of a spray booth within the I-1 Zoning District. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and a public comment period.

• Approval of May 28, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Case CD23-34Z: Site Development Plan review for a 300 sq. ft. covered addition and spray booth installation at 1048 NE 43 Court (autobody shop expansion)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three site development plan and conditional use applications: a rooftop cinema with bar at 3333 N Federal Highway, an outdoor storage yard at 3600 NE 5 Avenue, and a 3,382 sq. ft. multipurpose building addition for the Florida Hindu Organization at 3000 NW 29 Avenue. The committee will also approve minutes from the June 11 meeting and hear public comments.

• Case CD26-05Z/CD26-06CU: Rooftop Cinema Club – request for conditional use to allow outdoor cinema and bar at 3333 N Federal Highway
• Case CD26-08Z/CD26-09CU: Landscape Outdoor Storage Yard – request for conditional use for outdoor storage at 3600 NE 5 Avenue
• Case CD26-07Z: Florida Hindu Organization Expansion – request for site development plan approval for a new 3,382 sq. ft. multipurpose building at 3000 NW 29 Avenue

Test PPIB

Code Enforcement Board Hearing

The Code Enforcement Board will approve April 2026 minutes, hear two new cases (grass parking at 364 NW 46 St and business tax receipt at 2336 NW 30 Ct), and certify fines on six properties. The largest certification is $266,600 in accrued fines for multiple violations at 4410 NE 15 Way. Other certifications include $15,250 for exterior maintenance at 1201 E Commercial Blvd and smaller fines for vacation rental, business tax, overgrowth, and trash violations.

• Certification of $266,600 in fines for Bessie Ludwig at 4410 NE 15 Way (pool, trash, fencing, overgrowth, accessory structure violations)
• Certification of $15,250 accruing fine for Tropic Oil Company at 1201 E Commercial Blvd (exterior surface maintenance)
• New case: grass parking violation at 364 NW 46 St (Cassidy Leanne Payne)
• New case: business tax receipt violation at 2336 NW 30 Ct (JP Business Systems Inc)
• Certification of $37,600 fine for overgrowth at 2701 NW 18 Ter (Gloria Torres)

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Special Magistrate will approve minutes, hear 20 new code enforcement cases, and consider certifications on previously fined properties. Accrued fines total over $300,000 across multiple violations including permits, overgrowth, and vacation rental issues. One old business case from a March hearing is also on the agenda.

• Certification hearing for $200,250 fine at 150 NE 38 St (Parkcrest Apts) for permit violations
• New case: vacation rental violations at 4851 NE 13 Ave (SFF Group LLC)
• New case: powerline zoning district violation at 3507 NW 10 Ave (Bays on 10th LLC)
• Certification of $30,500 accruing fine at 370 NE 44 St (G A M E Investments Inc)
• Old business: ongoing permit violation at 1990 NW 32 St with $4,350 fine accruing

Beautification Advisory Board Meeting

Board of Adjustment Meeting

Community Meeting Regarding Grant Funding for NE 12th Avenue

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Special Magistrate will hear 23 new code enforcement cases involving trash, overgrowth, outdoor storage, and unlicensed vehicles. Ten certification hearings will determine whether fines are owed, including one case with $89,000 in accruing fines for multiple housing violations at 161 NE 38 St #24. Minutes from the May 21, 2026 hearing will be approved.

• Certification SM26 013 at 161 NE 38 St #24 with $89,000 in accruing fines for inadequate screen, dwelling general requirements, common area maintenance, and windows/doors.
• Certification SP25 277 at 370 NE 44 St with $23,500 in accruing fines for permits required.
• Certification SP25 246 at 2625 NW 18 Ter with $41,400 in accruing fines for permits required, abandoned vehicles, and landscaping.
• New case SM26 094 at 3060 W Oakland Park Blvd (owned by CVS trust) for trash/graffiti.
• New case SM26 099 at 6000 NE 3 Ave with multiple violations including trash, unlicensed vehicles, outdoor storage, accessory structure maintenance, and blight.

City Commission Meeting

The Oakland Park City Commission will consider a consent agenda including a $497,188 contract for galvanized water service line replacements and a $500,000 grant application for a performance space at Centennial Park. The meeting also includes presentations on solid waste rates and sustainability, and a closed-door city manager performance evaluation.

• Agreement with Amici Engineering for water line replacements up to $497,188
• Resolution supporting $500,000 Florida Cultural Facilities Grant for Centennial Park Performance Space with $1,000,000 city match
• Purchase and installation of window tinting at new City Hall for $41,669
• Final renewal of crossing guard services agreement with Staffing Connection through July 2028
• Renewal of banking services agreement with Wells Fargo for one year

CRA Meeting

This is a routine Community Redevelopment Agency meeting with no specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances on the agenda. The main item is a CRA Update presentation for June 2026, followed by public comments and reports from board members and the executive director.

• CRA Update - June 2026 presentation

Supplemental Agenda

This supplemental agenda adds three resolutions for commission action: two extension requests for agreements with Horizon Oakland Park, LLC concerning downtown property acquisition and development, and an amendment to a joint agreement with Broward County for landscaping on Prospect Road. The commission will vote on adopting each resolution after staff presentation and discussion.

• Resolution approving Sixteenth Amendment to Purchase and Sale Agreement with Horizon Oakland Park, LLC for downtown properties
• Resolution approving Seventh Amendment to Development Agreement with Horizon Oakland Park, LLC for downtown properties
• Resolution approving First Amendment to Joint Participation Agreement with Broward County for landscaping on Prospect Road (Dixie Highway to NW 15 Avenue)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review a major site development plan and conditional use application from Rooftop Cinema Club for an outdoor cinema and a bar at 3333 N Federal Highway. The committee will also approve minutes from the May 14, 2026 meeting and hear public comments.

• Case CD26-05Z, CD26-06CU: Rooftop Cinema Club requests site plan and conditional use approval for an outdoor cinema and bar at 3333 N Federal Highway

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider site development plan and use approval for two restaurant projects: an expansion of Luccalino's Restaurant (adding 2,196 sq ft at 4211–4215 N Federal Hwy) and a new 1,476 sq ft restaurant bar at 2121 W Oakland Park Blvd Suite 4. The committee will also approve prior meeting minutes and hear public comments.

• Luccalino's Restaurant expansion: add 2,196 sq ft to existing 4,124 sq ft (total 6,320 sq ft) in B-1 zoning
• Sunset Mirage: new 1,476 sq ft restaurant bar at 2121 W Oakland Park Blvd Suite 4 in B-1 zoning
• Approval of DRC meeting minutes from September 11, 2025
• Public comments allowed up to 4 minutes per person on any city business

The Development Review Committee met to review two restaurant proposals for site development plans and use approvals, but no decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Approval of September 11, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Case CD25-08Z (Luccalino's Restaurant) discussed
• Case CD24-27U (Sunset Mirage) discussed

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider site development plans for five projects, including a warehouse complex, a retail/office building, conversion of a retail pharmacy to a free-standing emergency room, a four-unit townhouse development, and a self-service auto repair facility. The committee also plans to approve minutes from September 25, 2025, and hear public comments.

• Warehouse complex at 3400 NE 2 Avenue: demolition of 7,353 sq. ft. building, new 28-space parking lot, remodeling of existing 15,332 sq. ft. building in Light Industrial District.
• Retail and office building at 3291 N Andrews Avenue: 4,135 sq. ft. new construction in Community Business District.
• Free-standing emergency room at 2104 W Oakland Park Boulevard: change of use from retail/pharmacy to 11,000 sq. ft. ER facility in Community Business District.
• Townhouse development at 1001 NE 33 Street: four dwelling units in Intown Neighborhood District.
• Self-service auto repair facility at 4468 NE 6 Terrace: 1,984 sq. ft. one-story building in Light Industrial District.

The Development Review Committee approved a site plan for a free-standing emergency room at 2104 W Oakland Park Boulevard, contingent on the applicant addressing staff comments. The committee also approved the minutes from the previous meeting.

• Approved minutes from September 25, 2025 meeting (7-1)
• Approved emergency room site plan at 2104 W Oakland Park Boulevard (8-0)
• No action required on warehouse complex at 3400 NE 2 Avenue
• No action required on Andrews Business District project at 3291 N Andrews Avenue
• No action required on Villas Del Sol townhouse project at 1001 NE 33 Street
• No action required on SelfFix Garage project at 4468 NE 6 Terrace

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a site plan to demolish a 7,353 sq. ft. building at 3400 NE 2 Ave and remodel an adjacent 15,332 sq. ft. building into a parking lot in the Light Industrial District. The committee will also review the inactive Everglades Angels Dog Rescue application at 41 E Commercial Boulevard, which may be withdrawn. Other items include a pergola at JellyBean’s Fun House and a 10-home Habitat for Humanity community on NW 27 Street.

• Site plan for warehouse complex demolition and remodeling at 3400 NE 2 Avenue
• Inactive application review for Everglades Angels Dog Rescue at 41 E Commercial Boulevard
• New covered pergola with exterior seating at JellyBean’s Fun House (3444-3446 NE 12 Avenue)
• 10 single-family homes by Habitat for Humanity on 2.5 acres at 1931 NW 27 Street
• Approval of October 9, 2025 DRC meeting minutes

The DRC approved four site development plans and withdrew one inactive application. The most consequential decision was approval of a 10-home Habitat for Humanity subdivision on a 2.5-acre site, subject to all outstanding comments. Other approvals included a warehouse complex remodel and a new pergola for JellyBean's Fun House. The Everglades Angels Dog Rescue application was withdrawn due to inactivity.

• Approved minutes of October 9, 2025 (9-0)
• Approved warehouse complex site plan at 3400 NE 2 Avenue with condition that code enforcement fines be paid before certificate of occupancy (8-0)
• Withdrew Everglades Angels Dog Rescue application at 41 E Commercial Blvd due to inactivity (8-0)
• Approved JellyBean's Fun House pergola at 3444-3446 NE 12 Avenue with conditions to satisfy outstanding comments and obtain City Commission outdoor seating agreement (10-0)
• Approved Oakland Park Estates site development plan for 10 single-family homes at 1931 NW 27 Street subject to satisfaction of all outstanding comments (9-0)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three items: use approval and site development plan for a 1,476 sq. ft. restaurant bar at 2121 W Oakland Park Boulevard; site development plan for a major renovation and expansion of an early childhood education center at 171-231 E Commercial Boulevard; and a waiver request for an ABA school at 3701-3801 N Dixie Highway. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments.

• Case CD24-27U: Use Approval for 1,476 sq. ft. Restaurant Bar at 2121 W Oakland Park Boulevard Suite 4 (Sunset Mirage Corporation)
• Case CD24-09Z: Site Development Plan for major renovation/expansion of Kids in Action preschool (KIA Creative Minds Preschool, LLC) at 171-231 E Commercial Boulevard, proposing 248 students
• OP3D Waiver Request: ABA School at Sky Building, 3701-3801 N Dixie Highway (Oakland Park Dixie LLC) seeks waiver from supplemental regulations in Section 24-266(D)(1)

The Development Review Committee approved the OP3D waiver for the ABA School at 3701-3801 N Dixie Highway, allowing reduced setbacks for a school use in the I-1 district. Two other site-plan items were tabled pending resubmittal: a restaurant bar at 2121 W Oakland Park Blvd and a preschool expansion at 171-231 E Commercial Blvd. The committee also approved the June 26, 2025 minutes and reached consensus to require recordings of Neighborhood Participation Meetings instead of changing the DRC presentation process.

• Approved OP3D Waiver of Supplemental Regulation for ABA School (9-0)
• Approved June 26, 2025 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Tabled Sunset Mirage restaurant bar site plan pending resubmittal
• Tabled Kids in Action preschool expansion site plan pending resubmittal
• Consensus to require recordings of Neighborhood Participation Meetings in applications

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review three site development plans: a minor amendment to a medical marijuana dispensary at 1190 East Commercial Boulevard, a major renovation and expansion of an auto body shop at 1048 NE 43 Court, and a plat and site plan for 10 single-family homes by Habitat for Humanity on a 2.5-acre site at 1931 NW 27 Street. The meeting also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and public comments.

• Case CD25-17CU: Minor amendment to medical marijuana dispensary at 1190 East Commercial Boulevard (3,320 sq. ft., B-2 zoning).
• Case CD23-34Z: Major renovation and expansion of auto body shop at 1048 NE 43 Court, including 300 sq. ft. covered addition and spray booth (I-1 zoning).
• Case CD25-18PZ: Plat and site plan for 10 single-family homes by Habitat for Humanity at 1931 NW 27 Street on 2.5 acres (R-1 zoning).

The DRC approved an amendment to a conditional use for a medical marijuana dispensing facility at 1190 East Commercial Boulevard, with the condition that outstanding comments be addressed by resubmittal. Two other items—a proposed autobody shop expansion and a Habitat for Humanity single-family home plat—were discussed but no votes were taken; they remain pending resubmittal.

• Approved minutes of July 24, 2025 meeting (9-0)
• Approved amendment to Conditional Use for GrowHealthy medical marijuana dispensary, conditioned on resolving staff comments (10-0)
• No action on Munoz Properties autobody shop expansion; deferred pending resubmittal
• No decision on Oakland Park Estates plat and site plan for 10 Habitat homes; discussion continued with resubmittal and text amendment pending

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site development plans: Casanova Townhomes, a 4-unit townhouse development on a 11,500 sq ft lot at 4211 Northeast 8 Avenue in the RM-16 Zoning District; and Sunset Mirage, a 1,476 sq ft restaurant bar at 2121 W Oakland Park Boulevard Suite 4 in the B-1 Zoning District. The meeting also includes approval of August 14, 2025 minutes and public comments.

• Case CD25-09Z: Casanova Townhomes – proposed 4 dwelling units on 11,500 sq ft platted lot at 4211 Northeast 8 Avenue (RM-16 zoning)
• Case CD24-27U: Sunset Mirage – proposed 1,476 sq ft restaurant bar at 2121 W Oakland Park Boulevard Suite 4 (B-1 zoning)
• Approval of August 14, 2025 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comment period for any city business

The Development Review Committee approved a site development plan for the Casanova Townhomes project contingent on engineering corrections. The committee also approved a landscape waiver reducing the required buffer from 10 feet to 7.5 feet. No action was taken on the Sunset Mirage restaurant project due to pending code enforcement issues.

• Approved landscape waiver for Casanova Townhomes (7-0)
• Approved Casanova Townhomes site plan contingent on engineering corrections (7-0)
• No action taken on Sunset Mirage restaurant due to pending code enforcement violations

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a site plan review and approval for a 5,625 sq ft warehouse addition at 4465 NE 10 Avenue, within the Commercial-Industrial District (B-3). The applicant is Street & Sand Toys. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments.

• Case CD23-21Z: 5,625 sq ft one-story warehouse addition at 4465 NE 10 Avenue for Street & Sand Toys in B-3 district

The Development Review Committee approved a site plan for a 5,625 sq. ft. warehouse addition at 4465 NE 10 Avenue. The committee also approved the minutes from the previous meeting. No public comments were received.

• Approved minutes of August 28, 2025 meeting (7-0)
• Approved site plan for 5,625 sq. ft. warehouse addition at 4465 NE 10 Avenue (7-0)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a site development plan for a renovation and expansion of Luccalino's Restaurant, adding 2,196 sq. ft. to the existing 4,124 sq. ft. structure within the B-1 zoning district. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments.

• Case CD25-08Z: Luccalino's Restaurant expansion from 4,124 to 6,320 sq. ft. at 4211–4215 North Federal Highway in B-1 zoning
• Approval of March 12, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comment period (up to 4 minutes per person)

The Development Review Committee approved a site development plan for Luccalino's Restaurant pending minor corrections and a detailed valet parking plan. The committee approved waivers for landscaping buffers and a parking adjustment.

• Approved minutes of March 12, 2026 meeting (7-0)
• Approved Luccalino's site plan pending resubmittal (8-0)
• Waived landscaping buffer requirements pending resubmittal (8-0)
• Waived parking buffer reduction requirement pending resubmittal (8-0)
• Approved parking adjustment to use valet parking pending resubmittal (8-0)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a site development plan for a major renovation to a 6,180 sq. ft. warehouse industrial building at 4201 NE 6 Avenue, located in the I-1 Light Industrial district. The meeting also includes approval of the April 23, 2026 meeting minutes and public comments.

• Case # CD26-02Z: Major Renovation to a 6,180 sq. ft. warehouse at 4201 NE 6 Avenue in I-1 Light Industrial Zoning District
• Approval of April 23, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comments on any City business (4-minute limit per person)

CIP Presentation

The City Commission will hear a presentation on the Capital Improvement Plan and vote on several consent agenda items, including a $99,950 contract for an ADA transition plan, an emergency light pole replacement on West Oakland Park Boulevard, and a purchase of a skid steer loader. Reports from police, fire, development, and volunteer programs will also be presented.

• Work authorization with Kimley-Horn for ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan Phase 3, not to exceed $99,950
• Emergency concrete light pole replacement on West Oakland Park Boulevard west of NW 31 Avenue by Kilowatt Electric
• Purchase of one John Deere 325P Track Skid Steer Loader from Dobbs Equipment via Sourcewell cooperative agreement #011723-JDC
• Resolution approving NPDES MS4 interlocal agreement with Broward County for stormwater permit coordination
• Proclamation recognizing LGBTQ+ Equality Month

City Commission Meeting

The Oakland Park City Commission will consider a consent agenda that includes approval of a $99,950 work authorization with Kimley-Horn for Phase 3 of the ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan, purchase of a John Deere skid steer, a stormwater permit interlocal agreement with Broward County, and an emergency light pole replacement. A Capital Improvement Plan presentation and reports from BSO, the fire department, and development are also scheduled.

• Approval of work authorization with Kimley-Horn for ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan Phase 3 for up to $99,950
• Purchase of one John Deere 325P Track Skid Steer Loader via Sourcewell cooperative agreement
• Resolution approving Broward County NPDES MS4 interlocal agreement for stormwater permit coordination
• Emergency concrete light pole replacement on West Oakland Park Boulevard west of NW 31 Avenue
• Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) presentation

NPM Listening Meeting

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site development plan approvals: a change of use to an 11,000-sq. ft. free-standing emergency room at 2104 W Oakland Park Boulevard, and a four-story, 40,300-sq. ft. health and fitness facility with pickleball courts and a climbing wall at 1048 E Oakland Park Boulevard. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comments.

• Case CD25-25Z: Change of use from retail/pharmacy to 11,000-sq. ft. free-standing emergency room at 2104 W Oakland Park Boulevard in B-1 district.
• Case CD25-14OP3D: Site plan for a 40,300-sq. ft. four-story health/fitness facility with indoor pickleball courts, climbing wall, and 1,700 sq. ft. ground-floor retail at 1048 E Oakland Park Boulevard in OP3D district.
• Approval of November 13, 2025 DRC meeting minutes.
• Public comments allowed up to 4 minutes per person on city business.

The committee approved the conversion of a retail store into an 11,000-sq. ft. free-standing emergency room, contingent on the resolution of staff comments. A proposed health and fitness facility at 1048 E Oakland Park Boulevard remained under internal staff review with no formal action taken.

• Approved minutes of November 13, 2025 meeting (10-0)
• Approved site development plan for free-standing emergency room at 2104 W Oakland Park Boulevard, conditioned on resolving outstanding comments (10-0)
• No action taken on health and fitness facility site plan at 1048 E Oakland Park Boulevard

Development Review Committee

The Oakland Park Development Review Committee will consider three site development plan applications: a minor amendment for a pre-manufactured auto sales office, a renovation and expansion of an existing Italian restaurant, and a new self-service auto repair facility. The DRC will also approve minutes from December 11, 2025 and take public comments.

• Case CD25-20CU: Minor amendment for a 1,400 sq ft pre-manufactured auto sales office at 2980 NW 31 Street (B-2 zoning)
• Case CD25-08Z: Renovation and 2,196 sq ft expansion of Luccalino's Restaurant at 4211-4215 North Federal Highway, totaling 6,320 sq ft (B-1 zoning)
• Case CD25-24Z: New 1,984 sq ft self-service auto repair facility (SelfFix Garage) at 4468 NE 6 Terrace (I-1 zoning)

The Development Review Committee approved a minor amendment to a conditional use for a pre-manufactured auto sales office at 2980 NW 31st Street (8-0). Two other site development plans were tabled due to unresolved review comments: Lucciano's Restaurant expansion at 4211-4215 N Federal Highway and SelfFix Garage at 4468 NE 6 Terrace. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved minor amendment for White Hat auto sales office (8-0)
• Tabled Lucciano's Restaurant renovation and expansion due to outstanding comments
• Tabled SelfFix Garage auto repair facility due to outstanding review comments
• Approved minutes of December 11, 2025 meeting (7-0)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a minor amendment to the approved Horizon of Oakland Park site plan and one waiver from the OP3D Design Guidelines for property at 3700 NE 12 Avenue. The meeting also includes approval of January 8, 2026 minutes and public comments on city business.

• Case # CD23-25OP3D | Horizon of Oakland Park: request for minor amendment to approved site plan and one waiver from OP3D Design Guidelines at 3700 NE 12 Avenue

The Development Review Committee approved a request for a minor amendment to the Horizon Site Development Plan at 3700 NE 12 Avenue. The approval includes a waiver to allow reduced glazing percentages following value engineering by the developer.

• Approved January 8, 2026 meeting minutes (8-0)
• Approved Minor Amendment and glazing waiver for Horizon of Oakland Park at 3700 NE 12 Avenue (8-0)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a site development plan and unity of title for a major renovation and expansion of an early childhood education center at 171-231 East Commercial Blvd. The facility, operated by Kids in Action, would serve up to 248 children from infants to age 5 in the B-1 zoning district. The committee will also approve minutes from January 22, 2026, and hear public comments.

• Case CD24-09Z: Site development plan and unity of title for Kids in Action early childhood center at 171-231 East Commercial Blvd, with total enrollment of 248 students in B-1 district
• Approval of January 22, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comments period (up to 4 minutes per person)

The Development Review Committee approved a site development plan for a major renovation and expansion of an early childhood education center at 171-231 East Commercial Boulevard. The approval is contingent on the applicant submitting a fifth submittal to resolve all pending comments within 30 days.

• Approved Case #CD24-09Z site development plan (10-0)
• Approved unity of title for major renovation
• Granted four landscape waivers
• Approved one parking adjustment (37 to 28 spaces)
• Conditioned approval on fifth submittal within 30 days
• Waivers remain if site plan changes affect requirements

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site development plan applications: a major renovation and expansion of an auto body shop at 1048 NE 43 Court, and a proposed four-story health and fitness facility with indoor pickleball courts and climbing wall at 1048 E Oakland Park Boulevard. The meeting also includes approval of February 12, 2026 minutes and public comments.

• Major renovation and expansion of auto body shop at 1048 NE 43 Court (300 sq ft addition, spray booth)
• Proposed 4-story, 41,253 sq ft health/fitness facility with indoor pickleball courts and climbing wall at 1048 E Oakland Park Boulevard, including 1,750 sq ft ground-floor retail
• Replat and Bonus Provision Program request as part of the SoFlow project
• Approval of February 12, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comments allowed on any city business (up to 4 minutes per person)

The Development Review Committee approved two site development plans. The Munoz Properties auto body shop expansion (CD23-34Z) was approved conditionally with landscape waivers and a parking adjustment. The SoFlow health/fitness facility (CD25-140P3D) was also approved conditionally, allowing a reduced parking count with lifts and valet service. Both votes were unanimous (8-0).

• Approved minutes of February 12, 2026 meeting (8-0)
• Approved Munoz Properties auto body shop expansion (CD23-34Z) with conditions, including four landscape waivers and one parking adjustment (8-0)
• Approved SoFlow health/fitness facility (CD25-140P3D) with replat, bonus provision program, and parking adjustment to 56 spaces using lifts and valet (8-0)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two major site development plans. The Aspire at Oakland Park proposes two 5-story multifamily buildings (334 units) with commercial space, a pedestrian bridge, and a right-of-way vacation. Also up for review is a major renovation of a 6,180 sq. ft. warehouse at 4201 NE 6 Avenue.

• Case CD25-28OP3D: Aspire at Oakland Park – 334 multifamily units, 9,652 sq. ft. commercial, pedestrian bridge over NE 8th Terrace, request to vacate NE 8th Terrace right-of-way
• Case CD26-02Z: Pedowitz Machinery Movers – major renovation of 6,180 sq. ft. warehouse in I-1 Light Industrial zoning at 4201 NE 6 Avenue
• Approval of February 26, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comments allowed (up to 4 minutes per person)

The Development Review Committee approved the site development plan for Pedowitz Machinery Movers' major renovation of a 6,180 sq. ft. warehouse at 4201 NE 6 Avenue, contingent upon the applicant resubmitting plans addressing parking calculations and setback interpretations. The committee also approved the minutes of the February 26, 2026 meeting. No action was taken on the Aspire at Oakland Park site plan review; the item will return after the applicant's resubmittal. Public comments raised concerns about traffic, drainage, and safety related to the Aspire project.

• Approved site development plan for Pedowitz Machinery Movers warehouse renovation (10-0), conditional on resubmittal addressing parking and setback comments
• Approved minutes of February 26, 2026 meeting (8-0)
• No action taken on Aspire at Oakland Park site plan; continued to future DRC meeting

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site development plans. One is a new self-service auto repair facility at 4468 NE 6 Terrace. The other is a major renovation and expansion of Kids in Action early learning center at 171-231 E Commercial Boulevard, increasing enrollment to 248 students.

• Case CD25-24Z: SelfFix Garage – 1,984 sq. ft. self-service auto repair facility in I-1 Light Industrial at 4468 NE 6 Terrace
• Case CD24-09Z: Kids in Action – major renovation and expansion of early childhood center in B-1 Zoning at 171-231 E Commercial Boulevard, targeting 248 students
• Approval of March 26, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comments on city business (4 minutes per person)

The Development Review Committee approved a site development plan and landscape waiver for a 1,984 sq.ft. self-service auto repair facility at 4468 NE 6 Terrace, subject to outstanding comments. They also approved minutes from the prior meeting. No action was taken on a major expansion of the Kids in Action early childhood center at 171-231 East Commercial Boulevard, as the application requires further revisions.

• Approved minutes of March 26, 2026 (9-0)
• Approved landscape waiver for SelfFix Garage (9-0)
• Approved site development plan for SelfFix Garage, subject to resubmittal addressing DRC comments (9-0)
• No action taken on Kids in Action site development plan and unity of title; previous preliminary motion voided

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three site development plans: a four-unit townhouse project (Villas Del Sol on NE 33 Street), a 41,253 sq. ft. health and fitness facility with retail (SoFlow on E Oakland Park Boulevard), and a 334-unit multifamily complex with commercial space and a right-of-way vacation (Aspire at Oakland Park on E Oakland Park Boulevard). Public comments are accepted on any city business.

• Approval of April 9, 2026 DRC meeting minutes
• Public comments (up to 4 minutes per person)
• Villas Del Sol: 4 townhouses at 1001 NE 33 Street
• SoFlow: 41,253 sq. ft. health/fitness facility with 1,750 sq. ft. retail at 1048 E Oakland Park Boulevard
• Aspire at Oakland Park: two 5-story buildings, 334 units, 9,652 sq. ft. commercial, pedestrian bridge, and right-of-way vacation at 830-840 E Oakland Park Boulevard

The Development Review Committee approved a site development plan for Villas Del Sol and a design guideline waiver for Aspire at Oakland Park. Both projects were subject to staff comments and will advance to the Planning and Zoning Board.

• Approved Villas Del Sol site development plan (8-0)
• Approved Aspire at Oakland Park site plan, bonus height, and right-of-way vacation (9-0)
• Approved Aspire at Oakland Park waiver from OP3D Design Guidelines Section A6.2 (9-0)
• Approved minutes of April 9, 2026 meeting (7-0)

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Special Magistrate will approve minutes, hear 22 new code enforcement cases including violations at Home Depot and several commercial and residential properties, and consider 14 certification hearings for previously-issued fines with accumulated penalties ranging from $3,300 to $70,500. The agenda also lists an empty Old Business section.

• Home Depot cited for parking and storage violations at 1701 W Oakland Park Blvd
• Property at 4498 N Dixie Hwy cited in commercial district violation
• Certification hearing for $64,500 fine at 2700-2850 NW 44 St for fire code and trash chute violations
• Certification hearing for $70,500 fine at 4664 N Andrews Ave (JMT Motors) for outdoor storage, trash, and overgrowth
• Three separate certification hearings for window sign violations at 2901 W Oakland Park Blvd (Liquid Surf and Sail, Impression Barbershop, Dove Medical Centers)

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold public hearings on second reading for two related items: a future land use map amendment and a rezoning of 1670 NE 38 Street from Community Facilities to Low Density Residential and Single-Family Residential. Also up for a vote is an ordinance amending holiday leave policy. Prior to public comments, a Community Redevelopment Agency meeting will occur. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, a code lien settlement, a fuel card services agreement, a feasibility study for a public works fuel system, and a special counsel agreement for litigation.

• Public hearing on FLUM amendment for 1670 NE 38 Street from Community Facilities to Low Density Residential (L-5)
• Public hearing on rezoning 1670 NE 38 Street from Community Facilities to Single-Family Residential (R-1)
• Ordinance amending holiday leave policy to allow flexibility when holidays fall on weekends
• Work authorization with Currie Sowards Aguila Architects for feasibility study not to exceed $30,474 for above-ground fuel system at Public Works
• Special counsel engagement with Cole Scott & Kissane for litigation in Oakland Park Dixie, LLC v. School Board, County, and City

CRA Meeting

This agenda contains only procedural boilerplate for the Oakland Park Community Redevelopment Agency meeting on May 20, 2026. The body will receive a monthly CRA update, hear reports from board members and the executive director, and allow public comments. No rezonings, contracts, or policy votes are scheduled.

• Monthly CRA update presentation
• Board member and executive director reports
• Four-minute public comment period
• No rezonings, contracts, or fee changes scheduled

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider vacating a utility easement for the Powerline Apartments project. It will also conduct a first reading of an ordinance amending holiday leave rules. Under the consent agenda, the commission will vote on renewing a contract for underground utility location services with a CPI adjustment, and on executing grant agreements for two railroad crossing safety projects (federal and state). Additionally, the board will appoint members to the Board of Adjustment and discuss neighborhood participation meetings.

• Public hearing on vacation of a 12-foot-wide utility easement at Powerline Apartments (SW corner of NW 38 St and N Powerline Rd)
• First reading of ordinance to amend holiday leave policy (Section 2-151) allowing the city manager to shift observed holidays to adjacent weekdays
• Renewal of underground utility location services contract (piggyback on Pembroke Park contract) with a 2.60% CPI adjustment, amount not to exceed budget
• Execution of Railroad Crossing Elimination grant agreement with U.S. Department of Transportation
• Execution of Florida Department of Transportation grant agreement for NE 36th Street railroad crossing safety project

Art and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The Oakland Park Art and Culture Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes from February 26, 2026, and discuss programming. Public comments will be accepted. Other business includes scheduling the next meeting on May 28, 2026.

• Approval of minutes from February 26, 2026
• Public comments period
• Programming discussion
• Other business and next meeting date May 28, 2026

Beautification Advisory Board Meeting

This is a procedural meeting with approval of minutes, public comments, and a presentation from Engineering & Construction Management. No specific decisions or proposals are listed.

• Approval of minutes from February 26, 2026 and March 26, 2026
• Engineering & Construction Management Presentation
• Staff Liaison Report on upcoming events

04-21-26 - FY 2027 Community Budget Meeting

School Board Advisory Meeting

The School Advisory Board will hold a procedural meeting to approve minutes, receive public comments, and discuss board and staff updates. No substantive agenda items or decisions are listed.

• Approval of minutes from February 25, 2026
• Public comments allowed for up to four minutes per person
• Next meeting scheduled for May 27, 2026

Planning and Zoning Board Meeting

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on a request to vacate a 12-foot-wide utility easement for the Powerline apartments, located at the southwest corner of Northwest 38th Street and North Powerline Road. The board is also scheduled to approve minutes from January 20, 2026, and take public comments on city business.

• Public hearing on Case #CD26-01A: vacation of a 12-foot-wide utility easement within Parcels C and D of the Googe Plat No. 1
• Easement is located on the southwest corner of Northwest 38th Street and North Powerline Road
• Approval of minutes from January 20, 2026

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Oakland Park Special Magistrate will consider 20 new code enforcement cases involving parking, permits, trash, and noise, and will certify fines from 14 prior cases totaling $261,250. One old business case involving permits is also on the agenda, with fines abated pending compliance.

• 2609 W Oakland Park Blvd: off-street parking violation (RIS Oakland of South Florida LLC)
• 3099 N Oakland Forest Dr: $60,750 accruing fine for permits (Oakland Forest Club Condo Inc)
• 1765 NW 36 Ct: $37,000 accruing fine for permits and pool water (Realty Wholesalers Inc)
• 801 E Oakland Park Blvd: $18,900 accruing for tree blocking sidewalk and overgrowth (Abeckaser, Simon)
• 1641 NW 45 St: $15,250 accruing fine for permits, with fines abated (2018-3 IH Borrower LP)

04-14-26 - City Projects Update & Preview

The City Commission will hold a public hearing on a resolution supporting a 52nd-year Community Development Block Grant application to Broward County. A presentation on city projects will be given. The consent agenda includes several equipment purchases and service renewals, and the board will make appointments to the Code Enforcement and Planning and Zoning Boards.

• Public hearing on resolution to submit CDBG grant application to Broward County
• Purchase of one Starcraft Allstar F650 40+2 passenger bus for $214,642
• Purchase of one Kubota KX040-5R3 excavator for $70,253
• Purchase of nine two-way radios from Motorola Solutions for $32,773
• Discussion of NE 13 Avenue sidewalk project by Commissioner Budhoo

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a public hearing on a resolution supporting a Community Development Block Grant application to Broward County. Consent items include a code lien settlement at 4517 N Andrews Ave, renewal of dumpster services with GT Supplies, and purchases of radios ($32,773), an excavator ($70,253), and a passenger bus ($214,642). The Commission will also appoint members to the Code Enforcement and Planning & Zoning Boards and discuss the NE 13 Avenue Sidewalk Project.

• Public hearing on resolution supporting 52nd Year CDBG grant application to Broward County
• Code lien settlement for property at 4517 N Andrews Ave
• Purchase of 9 two-way radios from Motorola Solutions for $32,773
• Purchase of one Kubota excavator for $70,253
• Purchase of one Starcraft Allstar F650 40+2 passenger bus for $214,642

City Commission Supplemental Agenda

The Oakland Park City Commission holds a supplemental meeting to consider a resolution supporting a grant application to Broward County for the 52nd Year CDBG Program. Commissioners will also vote on granting a permanent easement to Florida Power & Light for electrical service to the North Andrews Gardens stormwater pump station, and discuss the NE 13 Avenue Sidewalk Project.

• Resolution of Support for a Grant Application to Broward County for the 52nd Year CDBG Program
• Acceptance of Florida Power & Light Easement for the NAG Pump Station
• Discussion of NE 13 Avenue Sidewalk Project (Commissioner Budhoo)

Code Enforcement Board Hearing

The Code Enforcement Board will hear eight new code violation cases, including noise and property maintenance issues, and will certify fines for nine prior cases totaling over $750,000. They will also consider false alarm fines for two properties and approve minutes from October 2025.

• Hearing new case at 1421 NE 34 CT for uncorrectable violation and noise.
• Certifying $267,000 accruing fine at 4410 NE 15 WAY for multiple violations.
• Certifying $145,650 accruing fine at 1498 NE 38 ST for vacation rental and permit violations.
• Certifying $82,200 accruing fine at 2336 NW 30 CT for business tax and parking violations.
• False alarm fines: $300 for Auto Zone at 3570 N Andrews Ave, $100 for 7-Eleven at 3100 NW 9 Ave.

Historic Preservation Board Meeting

This meeting is mostly procedural: approval of prior minutes (November 24, 2025), public comments, and reports. The only substantive item is a presentation by historian Robert Feeney from Florida Atlantic University titled 'Engaging Living History Presentations.' No votes on rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from November 24, 2025
• Presentation 'Engaging Living History Presentations' by historian Robert Feeney (FAU)

Beautification Advisory Board Meeting

The Beautification Advisory Board will receive a public presentation on a Vulnerability Assessment Update and consider the KOPB Award for a residential property. No other substantive decisions are listed on this revised agenda.

• Vulnerability Assessment Update Public Presentation
• KOPB Award-Residential Property Review

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold public hearings on a proposed restaurant bar (Sunset Mirage) and on third-reading amendments to the Comprehensive Plan 2045 to address Broward County deficiencies. The consent agenda includes contracts for park security cameras, a $215,106 stormwater design for Centennial Park, and a $47,000 pre-construction agreement for the Glenwood Garden project. The commission will also consider a resolution supporting Opportunity Zone 2.0 designations and midyear budget amendments.

• Public hearing for 'Sunset Mirage' restaurant bar in B-1 zoning district
• Third reading of Comprehensive Plan 2045 amendments (land use and housing policies)
• Purchase of replacement and additional security cameras for city parks (amount not specified)
• Work authorization for Hazen and Sawyer for Centennial Park Phase 2 stormwater design ($215,106)
• Resolution of support for Opportunity Zone 2.0 designations in three census tracts

The City Commission approved a restaurant bar development order with conditions requiring valet parking in the farthest spaces and a valid 40C license before operation. They also adopted the 2045 Comprehensive Plan and approved several consent agenda items including a landscaping project and security cameras.

• Approved Development Order for 'Sunset Mirage' restaurant bar (5-0)
• Adopted 2045 Comprehensive Plan re-certification (5-0)
• Approved revised 2026 meeting schedule (4-1)
• Approved $20,513 landscaping change order (4-1)
• Approved security camera purchase (4-1)
• Approved work authorization for stormwater design (4-1)
• Proclamation for Oakland Park Elementary deferred
• Agenda amended to hear Item 18 before Item 13 (4-1)

City Commission Supplemental Agenda

This supplemental agenda adds several items to the regular meeting, including a resolution to approve a $539,998 work authorization for stormwater design at City Centennial Park Phase 2. The commission will also consider a resolution on parking enforcement in residential driveways and a revised 2026 meeting schedule. A proclamation honoring Oakland Park Elementary School's centennial is scheduled.

• Work authorization for Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. for Centennial Park Phase 2 stormwater design, not to exceed $539,998
• Revised 2026 City Commission meeting schedule (Resolution R-2026-027 related)
• Resolution on parking in residential properties and enforcement of right-of-way obstructions
• Oakland Park Elementary School Centennial proclamation (rescheduled from prior meeting)

CRA Meeting

This meeting of the Oakland Park Community Redevelopment Agency is largely procedural. The board will receive a March 2026 CRA update presentation and vote to approve the minutes from the February 4, 2026 meeting. No new redevelopment actions or contracts are on the agenda.

• CRA Update - March 2026 (presentation)
• Approval of CRA Minutes - February 4, 2026

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Special Magistrate will consider 11 new code enforcement cases and review 21 certification hearings for ongoing fines. A total of over $325,000 in accrued fines are pending, with the largest single fine at $60,750 for a property at 2926 NW 17 Ter. One old business case with $28,500 in accrued fines also returns for a status update.

• $60,750 accrued fine at 2926 NW 17 Ter for permits required (Black Wolf Property LLC)
• $41,475 accrued fine at 501 E Oakland Park Blvd for sight triangle, parking, and overgrowth violations (Fergo Enterprises Corp)
• Old business case at 954 NE 39 St with $28,500 accruing for permits and landscaping (Wyllie, Barry & Rachel)
• 11 new cases include abandoned vehicles, unlicensed vehicles, outside sales, permits, tree obstruction, and parking violations
• Certification hearing for property at 4051 N Dixie Hwy with $16,450 accrued fine for off-street parking violation (El Sol Partners LLC)

Civil Service Board

The Civil Service Board will meet to consider appointments or classifications for three positions: ECD Administrator, Information Technology Manager, and Development Review Coordinator. The board will also approve minutes from October 2025 and hear public comments. No specific decisions or dollar amounts are listed in the agenda.

• Consideration of ECD Administrator position
• Consideration of Information Technology Manager position
• Consideration of Development Review Coordinator position
• Approval of minutes from October 14, 2025

03-04-26 - Keep Oakland Park Beautiful

The City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on second reading ordinances to rezone three properties in Orange Grove Manor from commercial to single-family residential. Also scheduled are votes on several address updates to city codes for traffic calming, parking, and floodplain management. The consent agenda includes approvals for a wheelchair-accessible bus, two work trucks, irrigation supplies, and engineering services for water main interconnections.

• Rezoning of Lots 4 & 5, Block 4, Orange Grove Manor from PCC-2 to R-1 (2981 NW 29 Terrace)
• Rezoning of Lot 7, Block 1, Orange Grove Manor from PCC-2 to R-1 (2900 block NW 29 Street)
• Rezoning of Lot 20, Block 1, Orange Grove Manor from PCC-2 to R-1 (2900 block NW 29 Street)
• Purchase of 77-passenger multi-function school activity bus with wheelchair lift from Sun State International Trucks
• Approval of $71,255 for engineering services from Baxter & Woodman for water main interconnections with Broward County

City Commission Meeting

The Oakland Park City Commission will hold public hearings and consider voting on six ordinances on second reading, including three rezoning applications to convert parcels in the 2900 block of NW 29th Street from Planned Business Center to Single-Family Residential. Other ordinances update city hall addresses in traffic calming, traffic, and floodplain management codes. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, a code lien settlement for 3090 W Oakland Park Blvd, and purchases of a 77-passenger bus, a crane truck, a pickup, and irrigation supplies. Resolutions also include awarding a tree trimming contract and board appointments.

• Public hearings on three rezoning applications (Orange Grove Manor) from PCC-2 to R-1
• Code lien settlement for property at 3090 W Oakland Park Blvd
• Purchase of a 77-passenger multi-function school activity bus with wheelchair lift from Sun State International (piggyback on FL DOE bid)
• Work authorization with Baxter & Woodman for engineering services for water main interconnections ($71,255)
• Award of ITB #021126 for tree trimming and maintenance services

The City Commission approved three ordinances to rezone properties in the 2900 block of NW 29 Street from Planned Business Center to Single Family Residential. The Commission also adopted three ordinances updating City Hall and department addresses within city codes. Several residents spoke during public comments expressing opposition to a sidewalk project.

• Approved rezoning 2981 NW 29 Terrace to R-1 Single Family District (5-0)
• Approved rezoning Parcel ID 4942-29-06-0070 to R-1 Single Family District (5-0)
• Approved rezoning Parcel ID 4942-29-06-0170 to R-1 Single Family District (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance O-2026-006 updating City Hall address in Residential Traffic Calming code (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance O-2026-007 updating City Hall address in Traffic code (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance O-2026-008 updating Economic and Community Development Department address in Floodplain Management code (5-0)
• Approved proclamation for Women's History Month (5-0)
• Approved proclamation for 49th Annual Waterway Cleanup (5-0)

Art and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

The board will review the January 22, 2025, meeting minutes. The agenda includes a staff report regarding the Lakeside Sand Pine Preserve Mural and a discussion on programming.

• Lakeside Sand Pine Preserve Mural staff report
• Programming discussion

Beautification Advisory Board Meeting

The Beautification Advisory Board will hear public comments and consider several items, including a potential composting workshop for Keep Oakland Park Beautiful (KOPB), a resident concern about the Lloyd Estates Pollinator Garden, and a review of KOPB nomination forms. The board will also receive a staff liaison report on Veterans Park maintenance and discuss upcoming special events.

• Potential Composting Workshop for KOPB
• Lloyd Estates Pollinator Garden resident concern
• KOPB nomination forms review
• Veterans Park maintenance
• Upcoming Special Events

Beautification Advisory Board Meeting

The Beautification Advisory Board will consider a potential composting workshop for Keep Oakland Park Beautiful (KOPB), address a resident concern about the Lloyd Estates Pollinator Garden, and review KOPB nomination forms. The board will also receive a staff report on Veterans Park maintenance and discuss upcoming special events.

• Potential Composting Workshop for KOPB
• Lloyd Estates Pollinator Garden – resident concern
• KOPB nomination forms review
• Veterans Park maintenance update
• Upcoming Special Events

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Special Magistrate will hear 36 new code enforcement cases covering violations such as window signs, permits, overgrowth, and trash. The agenda also includes certification of fines from five prior cases, including a $54,250 accruing fine for unpermitted work, and two old business items continued from January for compliance review.

• Certification of $54,250 fine for permits required at 390 NE 42 CT (SP25 031)
• 36 new code cases, many for permits required and window signs at 2901 W Oakland Park Blvd
• Old business continuance for permit and parking violations at 5841 NE 3 AVE ($18,000 finest) and 111 NW 53 CT ($9,200 accruing)
• Certification of $28,500 accruing fine for permits and landscaping at 954 NE 39 ST (SP25 061)
• Two prior cases at 1839/1843 NW 29 ST with fines totaling $69,900 for parking and trash violations

02-18-26 - Affordable Housing Discussion

The City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on first reading for three rezoning applications to convert commercial parcels to single-family residential in Orange Grove Manor. The agenda also includes a second reading for a state-mandated water supply facilities plan update, and first readings for floodplain management and traffic code address changes. Consent agenda items cover contracts for RingCentral services, cybersecurity software renewal, a safe streets grant, and library furniture purchase. The meeting opens with presentations on Broward County transit and affordable housing updates.

• Rezoning of 2981 NW 29 Terrace (0.325 acres) from PCC-2 to R-1 Single Family
• Rezoning of two lots (0.12 and 0.11 acres) in 2900 block NW 29 Street by US Housing Equity Fund, LLC
• Renewal of endpoint detection software license with SHI International for $37,745.56
• Purchase of library shelving and furniture for Collins Building renovation for $138,759.44
• Execution of Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant agreement with USDOT

2-18-26 - Affordable Housing Update

The City Commission will hold a public hearing on first reading to rezone three lots in the 2900 block of NW 29 Street from Planned Business Center to Single-Family Residential. Commissioners will also consider second reading of a state-mandated update to the Water Supply Facilities Work Plan, several administrative address-change ordinances, and multiple consent items including a library furniture purchase and a contract renewal. The agenda includes a presentation on affordable housing and a resolution for the fifteenth amendment to the purchase agreement for downtown properties.

• Rezoning of Lots 4 and 5, Block 4, Orange Grove Manors (0.325 acres) from PCC-2 to R-1
• Rezoning of Lot 7, Block 1, Orange Grove Manor (0.12 acres) from PCC-2 to R-1
• Rezoning of Lot 20, Block 1, Orange Grove Manor (0.11 acres) from PCC-2 to R-1
• Second reading of ordinance adopting the 2025 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan update
• Approval of $138,759.44 for library shelving and furniture from Demco, Inc. (Collins Building Renovation)

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review several rezoning applications for residential use in the Orange Grove Manors area. The agenda also includes a second reading of a water supply facilities work plan update and various contract renewals.

• Rezoning Case #CD25-10RZ: 2981 NW 29 Terrace from PCC-2 to R-1
• Rezoning Case #CD23-03RZ: 2900 block of NW 29 Street from PCC-2 to R-1
• Rezoning Case #CD23-02RZ: 2900 block of NW 29 Street from PCC-2 to R-1
• Water Supply Facilities Work Plan Update 2025 comprehensive plan amendment
• Renewal of endpoint protection software with SHI International for $37,745.56

The City Commission approved first readings for three rezoning cases to convert Planned Business Center District to Single Family Residential District at Orange Grove Manor. Staff presented updates on affordable housing strategies and Broward County transit plans.

• Approved first reading of R-1 zoning for 2981 NW 29 Terrace (5-0)
• Approved first reading of R-1 zoning for 2900 block NW 29 Street (5-0)
• Approved first reading of R-1 zoning for 2900 block NW 29 Street (5-0)
• Presented Broward County Transit PREMO Network plan and Oakland Park Blvd BRT details
• Presented affordable housing strategy and identified surplus city properties for development

2-4-26 - CIP, Facilities and Downtown Projects Update

This meeting includes a second-reading public hearing on the annual update to the Capital Improvements Element of the city's Comprehensive Plan 2045, as well as a presentation on CIP, facilities, and downtown projects. The consent agenda features purchases and contract renewals, including a 2026 Ford Maverick pickup and a three-year grant management services renewal. Commissioners will also consider expanding a business incentive program to newly designated census tracts.

• Annual update to Capital Improvements Element of Comprehensive Plan 2045 (second reading public hearing)
• Purchase of one 2026 Ford Maverick Pickup 4x2 Hybrid for Public Works via FSA contract #25-VEL-33.0
• First three-year renewal of RFP #012623 for Grant Management Services with RMPK Funding, expenditures exceeding $25,000 per year
• Agreement for public art consulting services with L.W. International Art Acquisitions d/b/a Art Fusion Galleries for $30,000
• Expansion of Qualified Census Tract Business Incentive Program to include newly designated QCT 501 and future HUD tracts

City Commission Meeting

The Oakland Park City Commission will hold a second-reading public hearing to adopt the annual update to the Capital Improvements Element of the city's 2045 Comprehensive Plan. The consent agenda includes the purchase of a 2026 Ford Maverick pickup for Public Works, renewal of grant management services, and a $30,000 public art consulting agreement. A resolution to expand the Qualified Census Tract Business Incentive Program to include newly designated QCT 501 will also be considered. Additionally, the commission will discuss proposed rules of procedure, city aid to non-profits, and neighborhood participation meetings.

• Second reading and public hearing for Ordinance updating Capital Improvements Element of Comprehensive Plan 2045 - FY 2026
• Purchase of one 2026 Ford Maverick Pickup 4x2 Hybrid from Duval Ford for Public Works Water Division
• Renewal of RFP #012623 for Grant Management Services with RMPK Funding for three years
• New agreement with Art Fusion Galleries for public art plan and consulting services at $30,000
• Expansion of Qualified Census Tract Business Incentive Program to include QCT 501 and future HUD-designated tracts

The City Commission voted unanimously (5-0) to adopt Ordinance O-2026-001, the annual update to the Capital Improvements Element of the city's 2045 Comprehensive Plan, which revises the capital improvements needs table and revenue sources. The consent agenda was also approved unanimously, including approval of December 2025 minutes, purchase of a Ford Maverick pickup, renewal of grant management services, and a public art consulting agreement. No other substantive decisions were made; items presented or discussed (such as sidewalk project comments and project updates) did not result in a vote.

• Adopted annual Capital Improvements Element update (Ordinance O-2026-001) 5-0
• Approved minutes of December 3, 2025 on consent
• Approved purchase of one 2026 Ford Maverick pickup on consent
• Approved renewal of grant management services contract with RMPK Funding on consent
• Approved public art consulting agreement with Art Fusion Galleries on consent

CRA Meeting

The Oakland Park Community Redevelopment Agency will receive a February 2026 update, take public comments, and consider approving minutes from its December 3, 2025 meeting. No redevelopment contracts, rezoning, or significant financial decisions are on the agenda.

• Approval of CRA Minutes – December 3, 2025

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved the minutes from the December 3, 2025 meeting. The meeting included a presentation on new businesses and upcoming events, but no other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved CRA minutes for December 3, 2025 (5-0)
• Discussed business incentive program and grant timelines
• Discussed Horizon of Oakland Park mixed-use development
• Discussed upcoming city events and business openings

Special Magistrate - Building Safety Inspection

School Board Advisory Meeting

The Oakland Park School Advisory Board will discuss a Safe Routes to School grant application for $688,943.78 to fund improvements on NE 35th Street. The board will also consider approving minutes from December 10, 2025, and hear public comments.

• Discussion of Safe Routes to School grant application for $688,943.78 for NE 35th Street improvements
• Approval of minutes from December 10, 2025
• Public comments on city business (up to 4 minutes per person)
• Board member updates and staff liaison updates
• Next meeting scheduled for February 25, 2026

Art and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

This is a routine procedural meeting. The board will vote to approve minutes from July and November 2025, receive a staff liaison report, and set the next meeting date. No substantive policy or spending decisions are on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from July 24, 2025
• Approval of minutes from November 20, 2025
• Staff liaison report

Beautification Advisory Board

The Beautification Advisory Board will discuss city landscaping projects and consider a draft to revamp the POP Star Award. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, staff liaison report, and board reports.

• City Landscaping Projects Review
• POP Star Award Revamp Draft
• Approval of December 18, 2025 minutes
• Public comments on city business (up to 4 minutes per person)

Planning and Zoning Board Meeting

The board will hold a public hearing on a rezoning application (Case CD25-10RZ) to change two lots in Orange Grove Manors from Planned Business Center District (PCC-2) to Single Family Residential (R-1). The property is in the 2900 block of NW 29 Street. Additionally, there will be a presentation on 'Planning Our Second Century' and approval of minutes from November 10, 2025. Public comments will be heard.

• Case CD25-10RZ: Rezoning of Lots 4 and 5, Block 4, Orange Grove Manors from PCC-2 to R-1 (2900 block NW 29 Street, Parcel ID 4942-29-06-0450)
• Presentation: 'Planning Our Second Century'
• Approval of minutes from November 10, 2025
• Public comments period for any city business (4 minutes per person)

Special Magistrate Hearing

This Special Magistrate hearing will address 29 new code enforcement cases, 9 certifications of previously imposed fines totaling over $357,000, and one old business case. The magistrate will hear evidence and decide on violations related to permits, property maintenance, signage, and other city codes at properties across Oakland Park.

• Certification of $144,750 fine for 1596 NE 35 St (permits required, non-accruing)
• Certification of $76,500 fine for 2121 W Oakland Park Blvd (certificate of use/permits, non-accruing)
• New case at 866 E Oakland Park Blvd for permits required (SP25 266)
• New case at 1417 E Commercial Blvd for open past midnight and noise (SP25 274)
• Old business case at 799 NE 39 St with $24,250 fine (permits required, fines abated)

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a public hearing on a second-reading ordinance amending pool fencing requirements, and consider a first-reading ordinance updating the Capital Improvements Element of the Comprehensive Plan. The consent agenda includes multiple infrastructure purchases, notably a $749,819 cured-in-place pipe lining contract for sewer remediation, a $147,926 solid waste truck, and a $118,892 dump truck. Other items include a 30-day extension for the downtown property purchase agreement with Horizon Oakland Park, LLC and a Clear Channel billboard amendment.

• Second reading of ordinance to amend pool fencing requirements (Chapter 24, Section 24-69)
• First reading of annual update to Capital Improvements Element (Comprehensive Plan 2045)
• Purchase of solid waste container carrier truck from Rechtien International for $147,926
• Cured-in-place pipe lining contract with Inliner Solutions for $749,819 to remediate sewer inflow and infiltration
• Approval of 30-day extension (Fourteenth Amendment) to purchase and sale agreement for downtown properties with Horizon Oakland Park, LLC

The City Commission denied a text amendment regarding swimming pool safety barriers and height requirements. The commission approved the first reading of the 2026 annual update to the Capital Improvements Element of the Comprehensive Plan 2045. Several procurement items and a revised meeting schedule were adopted via the consent agenda.

• Denied ordinance for swimming pool safety barrier requirements (5-0)
• Approved first reading of 2026 Capital Improvements Element update (5-0)
• Approved revised 2026 City Commission meeting schedule (5-0)
• Approved one-year extension to the existing Strategic Plan (5-0)
• Adopted Fiscal Year 2026 Legislative Agenda (5-0)
• Approved $147,926 purchase of a solid waste container carrier truck (5-0)
• Approved $118,892 purchase of a dump truck for Parks Maintenance (5-0)
• Approved agreement with Inliner Solutions, LLC for pipe lining services up to $749,819 (5-0)

Special Magistrate - Building Safety Inspection

The Special Magistrate will hold first hearings on ten new cases involving failure to provide building safety inspection reports, unpermitted work, and unsafe conditions at properties including a medical plaza, Lowe's, and a church. The magistrate will also certify compliance status and fine amounts for five previous cases, with the largest fine of $107,500 from Home Depot USA Inc. Additional fines range from $16,600 to $88,750.

• New case SM25-057: Lowe's Home Center at 1001 W Oakland Park Blvd failed to provide building safety inspection report
• New case SM25-003: Oakland Park Medical Plaza LLC at 3075 W Oakland Park Blvd failed inspection requirement
• Certification SM24-053: Home Depot USA Inc at 1701 W Oakland Park Blvd owes $107,500 in continuing fines
• Certification SM23-081: Hinton Irrev Tr at 87 NE 44 St owes $88,750 for inspection non-compliance
• New case SM25-059: Lefco Realty LLC at 4031 NE 6 Avenue cited for unpermitted AC units