Oakland Park public meetings in 2025

Special Magistrate Meeting

The Special Magistrate will hear 31 new code enforcement cases covering violations such as unpermitted work, overgrowth, signage, and outdoor storage. The meeting also includes certification of fines from prior hearings, with total accrued fines exceeding $200,000. Minutes from the November 20th hearing will be approved.

• New case at 111 E Commercial Blvd for massage/spa violations
• New case at 1040 E Commercial Blvd (Wendy's Properties) for sign violations
• Certification of $38,500 in fines at 390 NE 42 Ct for unpermitted work
• Certification of $24,525 in fines at 1655 E Oakland Park Blvd for prohibited signs
• 13 certifications with daily fines from $100 to $250 plus admin fees

The Special Magistrate heard 19 code enforcement cases and ordered compliance or fines for violations including unlicensed massage services, unauthorized sewer connections, and property maintenance issues. One business had its Business Tax Receipt revoked.

• Revoked Business Tax Receipt for unlicensed massage services (JIA, Hui Fen Werkmeister, Daniel)
• Ordered compliance for unauthorized sewer connection (JAMA 26 LLC)
• Ordered compliance for unauthorized storm drain pipes (JAMA 26 LLC)
• Ordered compliance for graffiti removal (CSMA BLT LLC)
• Ordered compliance for overgrowth (VILLALOBOS, Luis Enrique)
• Ordered compliance for unlicensed vehicles (SALLEY, Lashawnda)
• Ordered compliance for unlicensed vehicles (QUALCON 5 LLC)
• Ordered compliance for unlicensed vehicles (88 STREET REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT I LL ET AL)

School Board Advisory Meeting

The School Advisory Board will consider approval of minutes from August and November 2025, hear public comments, and receive updates from board members and staff. No substantive decisions or proposals are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from August 27, 2025 and November 19, 2025
• Public comments limited to 4 minutes per person on city business
• Board member updates and staff liaison updates
• Next meeting scheduled for January 28, 2025

CRA Meeting

The CRA will consider a resolution to approve a Business Incentive Program grant not to exceed $20,000 for permanent exterior improvements at 221 NE 44 Street. The agenda also includes a December 2025 CRA update, approval of previous meeting minutes, and public comments.

• Business Incentive Program grant of up to $20,000 for 221 NE 44 Street
• December 2025 CRA Update presentation
• Approval of November 5, 2025 CRA minutes
• Public comments on any city business

The CRA approved a $20,000 Business Incentive Program Grant for 221 East Prospect Road, LLC for exterior improvements at 221 NE 44 Street. The consent agenda, including approval of November 5, 2025 minutes, was also adopted unanimously. No public comments were made.

• Approved $20,000 Business Incentive Program Grant for 221 East Prospect Road, LLC (5-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda including November 5, 2025 meeting minutes (5-0)

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold public hearings on a conditional use for outdoor storage at 2950 NW 17th Terrace and on an ordinance updating the state-mandated Water Supply Facilities Plan. They will also consider consent items including purchases of solid waste trucks ($1.15M), smart water meters, fleet vehicles, and a construction agreement for Richard E. Giusti Park Phase 2 improvements ($826,957). Other items include janitorial service renewal, emergency stormwater pipe repair, and a brownfield legal services agreement for the city park complex.

• Public hearing for Conditional Use CD25-13CU: outdoor storage at 2950 NW 17th Terrace
• First reading of ordinance CD25-22CP: update to Water Supply Facilities Work Plan
• Purchase of 3 solid waste trucks for $1,158,360 from The Pete Store
• Acceptance of $826,957 Guaranteed Maximum Price for Richard E. Giusti Park Phase 2 improvements
• Approval of $97,500 brownfield legal services agreement for cleanup at 301 NE 38 Street

The commission approved a conditional use permit for outdoor storage ancillary to an existing warehouse at 2950 NW 17th Terrace, with conditions including unity of title, prohibition of salvage/junk, and storage limited to vehicles (cars, 2-axle trucks, vans). They also adopted on first reading an ordinance updating the city's Water Supply Facilities Work Plan as required by the state. Public comments raised concerns about a sidewalk project, but no action was taken.

• Approved CD25-13CU conditional use for outdoor storage at 2950 NW 17th Terrace with 3 conditions (5-0)
• Adopted Ordinance CD25-22CP on first reading updating Water Supply Facilities Work Plan (5-0)
• Approved agenda as amended (5-0)

Historic Preservation Board Meeting

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a regular meeting to discuss ongoing preservation efforts. Agenda items include a discussion of the Oakland Park Historical Survey and an updated letter of intent for the Pioneer House. The board will also receive a presentation on early city history and a Broward County Pioneer Day update. No votes or binding decisions are listed; the agenda consists largely of reports and discussions.

• Discussion of the Oakland Park Historical Survey
• Updated Letter of Intent for the Pioneer House
• Broward County Pioneer Day update
• Highwaymen Paintings Video and Tour
• Approval of August 25, 2025 minutes

Special Magistrate Meeting

The Special Magistrate will review 30 new code enforcement cases, certify compliance fines on 11 prior cases with accruing penalties, and address one old business case with a $31,500 accruing fine. The meeting includes approving minutes from October 9, 2025.

• Old business SP25 030 at 4216 NE 7 TER with $31,500 accruing fine for unpermitted work
• Certification SP25 061 at 954 NE 39 ST with $29,700 accruing fine for permits and tree violations
• Certification SP25 056 at 799 NE 39 ST with $24,250 accruing fine for unpermitted work
• Certification SP25 029 at 3099 N Oakland Forest Dr with $24,000 accruing fine for unpermitted work
• 30 new cases include violations for unlicensed vehicles, overgrowth, trash, and parking at properties across the city

Special Magistrate John Herin, Jr. heard several code enforcement cases, finding multiple properties in violation of city ordinances. The Magistrate ordered compliance within specified timeframes or daily fines, and approved the minutes from the October 16, 2025 meeting.

• Approved October 16, 2025 meeting minutes
• Ordered compliance at 4180 NW 11 Ave within 15 days or $150/day fine; authorized City corrective action
• Ordered compliance at 4130 NW 11 Ave within 30 days or $175/day fine
• Ordered compliance at 1099 E Oakland Park Blvd within 60 days or $150/day fine
• Ordered compliance at 1097 E Oakland Park Blvd within 60 days or $175/day fine
• Ordered compliance at 501 E Oakland Park Blvd within 30-60 days or $175/day fine per violation
• Ordered compliance at NW 25 Ave within 30 days or $100/day fine per violation
• Ordered compliance at 805 W Oakland Park Blvd D10 within 45 days or $150/day fine

Beautification Advisory Board

This is a routine meeting of the Beautification Advisory Board. Items include updates on December holiday plans, a battery recycling initiative, and setting the 2026 meeting schedule. A staff liaison will report on city streets projects, and the board will consider a nomination evaluation form for the POP Star Award. No ordinances, rezoning, or financial decisions are on the agenda.

• December Holiday Updates
• KOPB Battery Recycling Initiative
• 2026 Meeting Schedule
• City Streets Projects Follow-up
• POP Star Award nomination evaluation form

The Oakland Park Beautification Advisory Board met on November 20, 2025, and discussed holiday updates, a battery recycling initiative, the 2026 meeting schedule, city streets projects, and a POP Star Award nomination form. No votes, approvals, or denials were recorded. The meeting was procedural only.

• No decisions, votes, or approvals were taken during the meeting.

Art and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

This is a routine procedural meeting. The board will approve minutes from July 24, 2025, receive a staff liaison report, and discuss other business including scheduling the next meeting for January 22, 2026. No substantive policy decisions or public hearings are on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from July 24, 2025
• Staff liaison report
• Discussion of next meeting date (January 22, 2026)

The regular Art and Culture Board meeting scheduled for November 20, 2025, was not held because a quorum was not present. The next meeting is scheduled for January 22, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled due to lack of quorum
• Next meeting scheduled for January 22, 2026

Planning and Zoning Board Meeting

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on a conditional use application to allow an outdoor storage yard as an ancillary use to an existing warehouse at 2950 Northwest 17 Terrace. They will also consider text amendments to the city's Comprehensive Plan for the state-mandated Water Supply Plan updates. Additionally, the board will vote on approving minutes from the October 20, 2025 meeting and take public comments on any city business.

• Public hearing for Conditional Use CD25-13CU: outdoor storage yard at 2950 NW 17 Terrace (parcels 4942-28-10-0130 and 0140)
• Text amendment CD25-22CP: Water Supply Facilities Work Plan Update 2025 to update Comprehensive Plan
• Approval of minutes from October 20, 2025 meeting
• Public comments period (up to 4 minutes per person on city business)

CRA Meeting

This is a procedural meeting of the Oakland Park Community Redevelopment Agency. The board will receive a monthly CRA update and consider approval of the minutes from the October 22, 2025 meeting.

• Approval of minutes from October 22, 2025

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved the minutes from the October 22, 2025 meeting. The session primarily consisted of an economic development update regarding new businesses and upcoming community events.

• Approved October 22, 2025 meeting minutes (5-0)

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a quasi-judicial hearing on a conditional use application for a 1,247-square-foot outdoor bar terrace at La Birra Bar, 2031 East Oakland Park Boulevard. Two ordinances on second reading would amend the land development code to designate administrative authority for plat applications (SB 784) and establish regulations for irregular lots. Consent agenda includes FY25/FY26 budget adjustments, fire station alerting system maintenance, firefighter protective gear purchase ($46,872), and other contract renewals and purchases.

• Conditional use hearing for La Birra Bar outdoor terrace at 2031 E Oakland Park Blvd
• Ordinance amending Chapter 24 for plat/replat procedures per SB 784
• Ordinance amending Chapter 24 for irregular lot regulations
• FY25 year-end and FY26 budget adjustments
• Purchase of replacement firefighter protective gear not to exceed $46,872

The City Commission approved two text amendments to the Land Development Code: one to designate administrative authority for plat applications and another to establish regulations for irregular lots. The Commission also approved a conditional use for an outdoor bar terrace at La Birra Bar.

• Approved Ordinance O-2025-008 amending subdivision procedures (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance O-2025-009 establishing irregular lot regulations (5-0)
• Approved Case #CD24-21CU conditional use for La Birra Bar outdoor terrace (5-0)
• Approved Veterans Day proclamation (5-0)
• Approved Small Business Saturday proclamation (5-0)
• Approved World AIDS Day proclamation (5-0)
• Approved amended agenda (5-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items 5 through 19 (5-0)

11-05-25 - Walk Oakland Park

The City Commission will hold public hearings on two ordinances amending the Land Development Code: one to designate administrative authority for plat and replat approvals per SB 784, and another to establish regulations for irregular lots. They will also hold a quasi-judicial hearing on a conditional use request for an outdoor bar terrace at La Birra Bar at 2031 East Oakland Park Boulevard. The consent agenda includes numerous contracts and purchases, such as fire station alerting system maintenance, firefighter protective gear ($46,872), extrication equipment ($66,340), solid waste disposal service extension, and streetscape maintenance renewal. The meeting begins with a CRA meeting and includes presentations on the State of the City and a pedestrian network plan.

• Conditional use request for a 1,247-square-foot outdoor bar terrace at La Birra Bar, 2031 East Oakland Park Boulevard
• Second reading: ordinance designating administrative authority for plat and replat applications (Chapter 24 amendment)
• Second reading: ordinance establishing regulations for irregular lots
• Purchase of replacement firefighter protective gear from Bennett Fire Products Co., not to exceed $46,872
• Sole source purchase of Genesis extrication equipment from Rescue Systems Unlimited, $66,340

11-05-22 - State of the City Address

The City Commission will hear a State of the City Address from Mayor Lonergan and review several land development code amendments. The agenda also includes various service renewals and equipment purchases for public safety and infrastructure.

• Conditional use request for a 1,247-square-foot outdoor bar terrace at La Birra Bar (2031 East Oakland Park Boulevard)
• Ordinance to establish administrative authority for plat and replat applications
• Ordinance to establish regulations for irregular lots
• Purchase of firefighter protective gear from Bennett Fire Products Co, Inc. up to $46,872.00
• Purchase of Genesis extrication equipment from Rescue Systems Unlimited, LLC for $66,340.00

Special Magistrate - Building Safety Inspection

The Special Magistrate will conduct first hearings on 11 new cases for failure to submit an approvable Building Safety Inspection Report under BORA policy, with potential daily fines of $250. Six prior certification cases will also be reviewed, including one where $91,750 in fines have accrued. One case involves unpermitted electrical work and another an unsafe overhead conductor hazard.

• First hearings for properties at 4350 N Andrews Ave, 4701 NW 33 Ave, 2414 W Oakland Park Blvd, and others failing to provide building safety inspection reports
• Case SM25-054 at 350 NE 44 St: generator and transfer switch installed without permits
• Case SM25-055 at 60 NW 38 St: unsafe low overhead conductors creating shock hazard
• Certification SM24-053 at 1701 W Oakland Park Blvd (Home Depot) with $91,750 in accrued fines at $250/day
• Certification SM25-004 at 2450-2526 W Oakland Park Blvd: $27,750 in fines accrued before compliance

Special Magistrate John Herin Jr. ordered several property owners to fix code violations within 15 to 45 days or face daily fines of $250 plus a $175 administrative fee. He also reduced fines for three properties that had already complied.

• Ordered Andrews Ave Estate LLC to provide safety letter within 15 days (4350 N Andrews Ave)
• Ordered Robert Greene Rev Trust to provide safety letter within 15 days (220 NW 40 Ct)
• Ordered Mac Consulting LLC to comply with generator permits within 30 days (350 NE 44 St)
• Reduced fines for Arcos 1800 LLC to $2,775 plus fee (2450-2526 W Oakland Park Blvd)
• Reduced fines for Lek LLC to $1,520 plus fee (4571 NW 8 Ave)
• Certified $38,000 lien for Almavi Enterprises (3212 NW 9 Ave)
• Withdrawn cases: Broward County, International Christian Center, Gillian899 LLC
• Complied cases: Stonemark Properties, Sunnyhome Properties, Joseph Carlo Pastura Trust, Oakland Apartments

Planning and Zoning Board Meeting

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a conditional use request for an outdoor bar terrace at 2031 East Oakland Park Boulevard. The board will also review two text amendments to the Land Development Code regarding subdivision procedures and regulations for irregular lots.

• Conditional Use: La Birra Bar outdoor bar terrace at 2031 East Oakland Park Boulevard
• Text Amendment: Retitle and amend Article XIV 'Platting and Subdivision Procedures'
• Text Amendment: Establish regulations for irregular lots in Chapter 24

The Board approved the minutes from the June 9, 2025 meeting. A presentation regarding Planning Our Second Century was postponed to October 20, 2025.

• Approved June 9, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Postponed Planning Our Second Century presentation to October 20, 2025

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold public hearings on a conditional use for an outdoor bar terrace at La Birra Bar (2031 E Oakland Park Blvd) and on two ordinance amendments updating platting procedures and regulating irregular lots. The consent agenda includes procurement contracts, a $349,154.90 railroad crossing maintenance agreement, and a payment to FPL for utility relocation at future Greenleaf Park.

• Conditional use for La Birra Bar outdoor terrace at 2031 E Oakland Park Blvd
• Ordinance amending platting and subdivision procedures per Senate Bill 784
• Ordinance establishing regulations for irregular lots
• Approval of $349,154.90 for FEC railroad crossing maintenance on NE 38th Street
• Payment to FPL for utility relocation at future Greenleaf Park

The City Commission passed two text amendments to Chapter 24 of the Code of Ordinances on first reading regarding plat applications and irregular lots. Several procurement resolutions for city equipment and services were adopted on consent. A conditional use application for an outdoor bar terrace was tabled.

• Approved first reading of ordinance for plat and replat application procedures (5-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance establishing regulations for irregular lots (5-0)
• Tabled La Birra Bar outdoor bar terrace application to November 5, 2025 (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution R-2025-188 for ESRI mapping software (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution R-2025-189 for temporary staffing services (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution R-2025-190 for Sunbelt Waste Equipment parts and service (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution R-2025-191 for Hurco Technologies hydro excavation unit (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution R-2025-192 for Truck Masters, Inc. fleet maintenance (5-0)

10-22-25 - Broward County School Board Presentation

The City Commission will hold a quasi-judicial hearing on La Birra Bar's request for a conditional use to add an outdoor bar terrace to its existing restaurant. The commission will also consider two ordinance text amendments on first reading: one establishing procedures for plat and replat applications, and another regulating irregular lots. A consent agenda includes multiple procurement contracts, mapping software, temporary staffing, vehicle parts, and a $349,154.90 railroad crossing maintenance agreement with Florida East Coast Railroad.

• Quasi-judicial hearing: La Birra Bar conditional use for outdoor bar terrace at 2031 E Oakland Park Blvd
• Ordinance on first reading: text amendment establishing administrative authority for plat and replat applications
• Ordinance on first reading: text amendment establishing regulations for irregular lots
• Consent agenda: $349,154.90 for FEC railroad crossing maintenance at NE 38th Street (East Park Lane)
• Consent agenda: approval of FPL utility relocation for future Greenleaf Park site

CRA Meeting

This is a routine Community Redevelopment Agency meeting. The board will hear a CRA update presentation and vote on approving the September 17, 2025 meeting minutes under the consent agenda. Reports from board members and the executive director are also scheduled.

• CRA Update – October 2025 presentation
• Approval of CRA minutes from September 17, 2025

The Community Redevelopment Agency meeting was primarily informational, featuring a presentation from the Economic Development Director on new businesses, upcoming events, and ongoing projects. No substantive decisions were made; the only action taken was approval of the previous meeting's minutes on the consent agenda.

• Approved September 17, 2025 CRA minutes (5-0)

Civil Service Board

The Civil Service Board will consider three items on its agenda: Assistant Director of Administrative Services (Information Technology), Emergency Vehicle Technician, and Public Works Administrator. The board will also approve minutes from September 9, 2025, and take public comments. No other substantive business is listed.

• Consideration of Assistant Director of Administrative Services, Information Technology position
• Consideration of Emergency Vehicle Technician position
• Consideration of Public Works Administrator position
• Approval of minutes from September 9, 2025 meeting

10-07-25 - Lake Emerald Area Stormwater Improvements

The City of Oakland Park is presenting a plan to interconnect isolated neighborhoods and construct an outfall to the C-13 Canal. This project aims to reduce flood depth and duration caused by extreme rainfall and sea level rise. The city must obtain drainage easements before moving forward with permitting and construction.

• City Northwestern Lake Stormwater Interconnection Project
• $4.6 million total available funding
• $2.4 million Florida Resiliency Grant (50% matching funds)
• C-13 Canal outfall construction

CRA Meeting

The Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing and vote on adopting the final budget for fiscal year 2026 (October 1, 2025 through September 30, 2026). The agenda also includes approval of previous meeting minutes and reports from board members and the executive director.

• Public hearing and vote on Resolution adopting the final CRA FY2026 annual budget
• Approval of CRA minutes from September 8, 2025

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold two public hearings to adopt the final property tax millage rate and the FY26 annual operating budget, covering all city funds and compensation plans. The consent agenda includes a $46,170 code lien settlement at 4201 NE 6 Avenue, a $26,838 contract for replacement of three neighborhood monument signs, a $96,600 sewer lateral lining contract, and wage increases of 4% for civil service and non-classified employees. Several contract renewals are also proposed for HVAC, electrical, solid waste disposal, and pharmaceuticals.

• Adoption of final FY26 millage rate for general operating fund and voted debt service
• Adoption of FY26 annual city budget including all funds and compensation plan
• Code lien settlement of $46,170 at 4201 NE 6 Avenue for Pedowitz Machinery Movers LLC
• Approval of $96,600 contract with BLD Services LLC for sewer lateral lining
• Approval of 4% base wage and salary range increases for civil service and non-classified employees

The City Commission approved a final millage rate of 5.6979 mills and adopted the final operating budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025. The commission also approved several code lien settlements and various service contract renewals via a consent agenda.

• Approved final FY26 millage rate of 5.6979 mills (5-0)
• Adopted FY26 Final Operating Budget (Resolution R-2025-168) (5-0)
• Approved $46,170 code lien settlement for 4201 NE 6 Ave (5-0)
• Approved $34,050 plus $550 fees code lien settlement for 5680 NE 7 Terrace (5-0)
• Approved $6,903 plus $475 fees code lien settlement for 1499 NE 35 Street (5-0)
• Approved $26,838.36 for replacement of three neighborhood entryway signs (5-0)
• Approved sewer lateral lining contract with BLD Services, LLC up to $96,600 (5-0)
• Approved renewals for HVAC, electrical, and solid waste disposal services (5-0)

Art and Culture Advisory Board Meeting

This meeting is largely procedural: the board will vote to approve minutes from four past meetings, hear public comments, receive a staff liaison report, and discuss canceling the August meeting. No substantive policy or funding decisions are on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from May 21, 2021; January 23, 2025; March 27, 2025; May 22, 2025
• Public comments allowed up to 4 minutes per person
• Staff liaison report
• August 2025 Art and Culture Board meeting will be cancelled

The Art and Culture Board approved the minutes from four prior meetings. The board discussed a Holiday Village Tree Decorating Competition and agreed to participate as donors. The next meeting is scheduled for November 20, 2025.

• Approved May 27, 2021, January 23, 2025, March 27, 2025, and May 27, 2025, meeting minutes (5-0)
• Announced 2025 Holiday Village Tree Decorating Competition event
• Board members Rush and Ferrer agreed to participate as donors for the event
• Scheduled next Art & Culture Board Meeting for November 20, 2025

Special City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on three annual rate resolutions: fire rescue assessment, residential solid waste assessment, and stormwater assessment for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025. These hearings were advertised in the Sun-Sentinel. The agenda also includes public comments and reports from city officials. Decisions will set the rates for the coming year.

• Fire rescue assessment rate resolution – adoption of final annual rate
• Residential solid waste assessment rate resolution – adoption of annual rate
• Stormwater assessment rate resolution – adoption of annual rate
• Public comments allowed on any city business
• Reports from City Commission, City Manager, and City Attorney

The City Commission unanimously approved three annual special assessment resolutions for fiscal year 2025-2026: fire rescue at $382 per residential unit, solid waste at $340 per unit, and stormwater at $138 per equivalent residential unit. No public comments were made on any of the three hearings. The commission also heard a resident's concern about rising taxes and insurance during the public comment period.

• Approved Resolution R-2025-164 reimposing fire rescue assessments at $382 per residential unit (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R-2025-165 reimposing solid waste service assessments at $340 per residential unit (5-0)
• Approved Resolution R-2025-166 establishing stormwater management assessments at $138 per equivalent residential unit (5-0)

Civil Service Board

The Civil Service Board will discuss and potentially make decisions regarding the positions of Economic Development Coordinator and Public Works Manager II. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes and public comments.

• Consideration of Economic Development Coordinator position
• Consideration of Public Works Manager II position
• Approval of August 12, 2025, meeting minutes

CRA Meeting

The Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a public hearing on the tentative FY 2026 budget (October 1, 2025 to September 30, 2026). The board is expected to adopt a resolution approving the tentative budget and schedule the final adoption hearing for September 17, 2025 at 6:30 PM. The agenda also includes public comments, approval of June 18, 2025 meeting minutes, and board reports.

• Public hearing on tentative FY 2026 CRA budget
• Resolution to adopt tentative budget and set final adoption date (September 17, 2025)
• Approval of minutes from June 18, 2025 CRA meeting
• Opportunity for public comments on any city business (4 minutes per person)

City Commission Meeting

The Oakland Park City Commission will hold public hearings to adopt the tentative FY26 millage rate and operating budget, with final adoption set for September 17. The consent agenda includes agreements for Oktoberfest with Funky Buddha Brewery, sidewalk installation at 335-345 Prospect Road, and LED lighting for the Royal Palm Park Trail. Resolutions include a five-year renewal of police services with the Broward Sheriff's Office and appointments to several boards.

• Tentative FY26 millage rate and operating budget adoption
• Broward Sheriff's Office police services contract renewal (5-year term)
• Oktoberfest catering agreement with Funky Buddha Brewery
• Sidewalk installation and landscape island removal at 335-345 Prospect Road ($32,475)
• LED lighting fixtures for Royal Palm Park Trail improvements ($178,500)

The City Commission unanimously approved a tentative millage rate of 5.6979 mills and the FY26 tentative budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1. Several items were moved to the consent agenda and approved, including an Oktoberfest agreement with Funky Buddha Brewery and various infrastructure contracts. One agenda item (landscape island removal and sidewalk installation) was removed for additional staff review. The meeting also featured proclamations for Remembrance Day, Good Neighbor Day, Suicide Prevention Month, Hunger Action Month, and Hispanic Heritage Month.

• Approved tentative millage rate of 5.6979 mills (5-0)
• Approved tentative FY26 operating budget (5-0)
• Approved Oktoberfest event agreement with Funky Buddha Brewery (consent)
• Authorized $49,560 engineering contract for sluicegate design in North Andrews Gardens (consent)
• Authorized citywide purchases from Amazon Business Marketplace (consent)
• Authorized purchase of LED lighting for Royal Palm Park Trail improvements (consent)
• Authorized 90-day extensions for planning services agreements (consent)
• Removed item 5 (sidewalk installation at Prospect Road) for further review

Program for Public Information Board Meeting

The Program for Public Information Board meets to review flood insurance outreach projects and assess contributions to the Community Rating System (CRS). The board will discuss the city's CRS points (2,272 points, Class 6) and enhanced flood insurance premium reductions of $279,743 for Class 6 compared to $196,253 for Class 7. Items include evaluating target audiences, messages, and outreach projects from the 2019 PPI report and scheduling next steps.

• Contribution of PPI Board: 490 total CRS points from Activities 330, 370, and other activities
• Enhanced flood insurance premium reductions: Class 7 $196,253, Class 6 $279,743 (based on 2023 data)
• Process description includes establishing committee, assessing needs, formulating messages, and implementing outreach projects
• Review key components of 2019 PPI Report and determine revisions
• Schedule next meeting to cover flood insurance promotion and flood response preparations

School Board Advisory Meeting

This is a routine procedural meeting of the Oakland Park School Advisory Board. The main action item is the selection of board chair and vice chair assignments. The agenda also includes approval of minutes, public comments, and updates. No major policy or financial decisions are expected.

• Approval of minutes from May 28, 2025
• Public comments on city matters (4 minutes per person)
• Selection of board chair and vice chair
• Staff liaison updates
• Next meeting scheduled for October 22, 2025

Program for Public Information Board Meeting

The Program for Public Information (PPI) Board will meet to discuss the city's Community Rating System (CRS) points and enhanced flood insurance premium reductions. The board will review the contribution of the PPI Board to the city's total 2,272 CRS points, which currently qualify for a Class 6 rating, saving residents an estimated $279,743 in premiums. They will also assess outreach projects, review the 2019 PPI report, and schedule next steps for flood insurance promotion and flood response preparations.

• Review of city's total CRS points: 2,272 (Class 6)
• Enhanced flood insurance premium reduction from Class 7 ($196,253) to Class 6 ($279,743)
• Assessment and discussion of changes to target audiences, messages, and outreach projects
• Consideration of other publicity methods and electronic distribution
• Scheduling of next steps including flood insurance coverage assessment and flood response preparations

Historic Preservation Board Meeting

The Historic Preservation Board will consider accepting a marker recognizing the LGBTQ+ Softball League of the South Florida Amateur Athletic Association as an event of historical significance from 1994. Other items include announcements about the new Historical Room and Broward County Pioneer Day, and discussion on a Letter of Intent for the Pioneer House. The board may also consider scheduling additional meetings for the year.

• Acceptance of a historical marker for the 1994 LGBTQ+ Softball League event – Link to Application Request
• Discussion on a Letter of Intent for the Pioneer House at 3860 NE 6th Avenue
• Consideration of additional Historic Preservation Board meetings this calendar year
• Announcement of the Historical Room at the Municipal Building, 5399 N. Dixie Highway
• Announcement of Broward County Pioneer Day event

The Historic Preservation Board approved the placement of a historic marker at Wimberly Field to recognize the South Florida Amateur Athletic Association. The board also voted to increase the number of meetings held per year from four to six.

• Approved historic marker at Wimberly Field (4-0)
• Approved increasing board meetings from four to six per year (4-0)
• Approved July 28, 2025 meeting minutes (4-0)

Special Magistrate Meeting

This special magistrate meeting will hear 22 new code enforcement cases covering permit violations, overgrowth, storage, and noise. The board will also certify compliance and fines for 10 prior cases, including one with $89,400 in accrued fines at 4517 N Andrews Ave. One case involving vacation rental standards at 2005 NW 37 St is continued from the June hearing.

• $89,400 in accrued fines for fowl keeping, unlicensed vehicles, outdoor storage, and overgrowth at 4517 N Andrews Ave
• $41,500 in accrued fines for overgrowth violation at 3341 NE 15 Ave
• $17,000 in accrued fines for a violation at 1931 NW 32 Ct
• Vacation rental standards case (2005 NW 37 St) continued from June 16 hearing
• 22 new code enforcement cases including permit, overgrowth, commercial vehicle, and noise violations

The Special Magistrate approved minutes from June 16, 2025 and heard 21 code enforcement cases. Violations were found on 13 properties, with compliance deadlines ranging from 14 to 90 days and daily fines of $100 to $250. One case (vacation rental at 2005 NW 37 St) was continued to old business, and four cases were marked complied or withdrawn. A stop work order was posted on one property for unpermitted interior work.

• Found violation at 1510 NE 34 St for recreational vehicles; ordered compliance in 60 days or $100/day fine.
• Found violation at 3705 NE 16 Ave for unpermitted wall; ordered compliance in 45 days or $100/day.
• Found violation at 1545 NE 32 St for unpermitted fence; ordered compliance in 90 days or $150/day.
• Found violation at 741 NE 58 St for commercial vehicle, grass parking, swale obstruction; ordered compliance in 14 days or $100/day per violation.
• Found violation at 5841 NE 3 Ave for gravel driveway and unpermitted work; ordered compliance in 90 days or $250/day per violation.
• Found violation at 111 NW 53 Ct for unpermitted carport enclosure; ordered compliance in 90 days or $100/day; carport not to be occupied.
• Found violation at 1445 NE 34 St for unpermitted interior work; ordered compliance by Dec 15 or $150/day; stop work order posted.
• Found violation at 3470 NW 17 Ter for noise and uncorrectable violations; ordered compliance in 60 days or $100/day per violation.

Civil Service Board

The Civil Service Board will consider filling two environmental positions: Environmental and Sustainability Manager and Coordinator. The board will also approve minutes from May 13, 2025, and hear public comments. The meeting includes a staff liaison report and reports from board members.

• Consideration of Environmental and Sustainability Manager position
• Consideration of Environmental and Sustainability Coordinator position
• Approval of Civil Service Minutes from May 13, 2025
• Public comments on city business (up to 4 minutes per person)
• Staff liaison report and board reports

The Civil Service Board approved updated job classifications for the Environmental and Sustainability Manager and Coordinator roles to ensure terms are current. The board also approved the meeting minutes from May 13, 2025.

• Approved May 13, 2025 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved Environmental and Sustainability Manager job classification (5-0)
• Approved Environmental and Sustainability Coordinator job classification (5-0)

City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold public hearings on ordinances to allow water and wastewater rates to be set by resolution instead of ordinance, potentially streamlining future rate adjustments. The consent agenda includes multiple contracts and purchases, such as $328,990 for sidewalk and drainage improvements and $150,200 for LED lighting at Veteran's Park. The commission will also consider renewing a legislative consulting agreement and appointing members to advisory boards.

• Public hearings on ordinances to let water/wastewater rates be set by resolution (items 1A and 1B)
• Approval of $328,990 for CEI services for NE 13 Avenue Sidewalk and Drainage Improvements (item 14)
• Authorization to purchase $150,200 in LED lighting for Veteran's Park Trail and Kayak Launch (item 15)
• Purchase of trees along Powerline Road for $52,375 (item 11)
• Renewal of legislative consulting agreement with Russ Klenet & Associates (item 4)

The City Commission adopted two ordinances to allow water and wastewater rates and fees to be set by resolution. The ordinances amend Chapter 15 (Sewers) and Chapter 22 (Water) of the city code.

• Adopted Ordinance O-2025-006 (Water) to set rates by resolution
• Adopted Ordinance O-2025-007 (Sewers) to set rates by resolution
• Approved Consent Agenda items 3 through 15

08-06-25 - New Telephonic "AI" Meet Janine

The City Commission will hold a public hearing on second reading of ordinances that would allow water and wastewater rates and fees to be set by resolution rather than by ordinance. The consent agenda includes approval of a legislative consultant renewal, a street sweeping contract, purchase of a Ford F-150 for $42,739, and several infrastructure contracts. Appointments to the School Advisory Board, Historic Preservation Board, and Fort Lauderdale Aviation Advisory Board are also scheduled.

• Public hearing on ordinances to allow water and wastewater rates to be set by resolution
• Approval of renewal of legislative consultant Russ Klenet & Associates
• Authorization of $328,990 for CEI services for NE 13 Avenue Sidewalk and Drainage Improvements
• Purchase of LED lighting for Veterans Park Trail and Kayak Launch for $150,200
• Purchase and installation of trees along Powerline Road for $52,375

08-06-25 - Moving the City on the Move Update

The City Commission will hold public hearings on two ordinances that would allow water and wastewater rates and fees to be set by resolution rather than ordinance. The consent agenda includes multiple contract approvals, such as a $42,739 truck purchase, a $328,990 construction engineering agreement for NE 13 Avenue sidewalk and drainage, and $150,200 for LED lighting at Veteran's Park. The commission will also appoint members to advisory boards and approve a revised 2025 meeting schedule.

• Ordinances to allow water and wastewater rates and fees to be set by resolution (public hearings)
• Purchase of one Ford F-150 from Duval Ford for $42,739
• CEI services contract for NE 13 Avenue Sidewalk and Drainage Improvements up to $328,990
• LED lighting purchase for Veteran's Park Trail and Kayak Launch for $150,200
• Tree purchase and installation along Powerline Road for $52,375

08-06-25 - Legislative Update

The City Commission will hold public hearings on final adoption of ordinances that would allow water and wastewater rates to be set by resolution rather than ordinance. The consent agenda includes multiple infrastructure contracts and purchases, including a $328,990 sidewalk and drainage project on NE 13 Avenue and a $150,200 LED lighting purchase for Veteran's Park. The commission will also appoint members to the School Advisory Board, Historic Preservation Board, and Fort Lauderdale Aviation Advisory Board.

• Ordinance to allow water rates to be set by resolution (second reading)
• Ordinance to allow wastewater rates to be set by resolution (second reading)
• $328,990 work authorization for construction engineering on NE 13 Avenue sidewalk and drainage project
• $150,200 purchase of LED lighting for Veteran's Park trail and kayak launch improvements
• Renewal of legislative consultant agreement with Russ Klenet & Associates

08-06-25 - Keep America Beautiful

The City Commission holds public hearings on second reading for ordinances that would allow water and wastewater rates and fees to be set by resolution rather than ordinance. The agenda also includes presentations on a new AI public interface, affordable housing, and Keep Oakland Park Beautiful. Consent items cover contracts for street sweeping, truck maintenance, tree purchase, and construction inspection services.

• Public hearings on ordinances to allow water and wastewater rates to be set by resolution (items 1A & 1B)
• Approval of $328,990 for construction engineering and inspection on NE 13 Avenue sidewalk and drainage project (item 14)
• Purchase of LED lighting for Veteran's Park trail and kayak launch improvements for $150,200 (item 15)
• Purchase and installation of trees along Powerline Road for $52,375 (item 11)
• Purchase of one Ford F-150 pickup for Public Works for $42,739 (item 9)

08-06-25 - Affordable Housing Update

The City Commission will hold public hearings on two ordinances that would amend water and wastewater rate-setting authority from city code to resolution, potentially giving the commission more flexibility to adjust utility fees. The agenda also includes presentations on affordable housing, a new AI public interface, and other updates. The consent agenda covers numerous contracts and purchases, including a $328,990 sidewalk and drainage project on NE 13 Avenue, $150,200 for LED lighting at Veterans Park, and $52,375 for trees on Powerline Road.

• Public hearings on ordinances allowing water/wastewater rates to be set by resolution
• $328,990 for construction engineering and inspection for NE 13 Avenue sidewalk and drainage improvements
• $150,200 for LED lighting at Veterans Park trail and kayak launch improvements
• $52,375 for purchase and installation of trees along Powerline Road
• Purchase of one Ford F-150 from Duval Ford for $42,739

Historic Preservation Board Meeting

The board will consider approval of minutes from February 2024 and receive a presentation on restoration progress at the Pioneer House at 3860 NE 6th Avenue. Public comments are also accepted. No other decisions or proposals are listed.

• Approval of minutes from February 24, 2024
• Restoration update on Pioneer House at 3860 NE 6th Avenue

The Historic Preservation Board elected Robert Rutherford as Chair and Kevin Loud as Vice Chair. The Board agreed to draft a letter of intent to activate the Pioneer House for public use and discussed plans for a citywide historic marker program.

• Appointed Robert Rutherford as Chair (4-0)
• Appointed Kevin Loud as Vice Chair (4-0)
• Approved February 24, 2025 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Agreed to draft letter of intent for Pioneer House activation
• Agreed to discuss and finalize draft letter at next meeting
• Vice Chair Loud to prepare draft letter of intent
• Chair Rutherford to contact CRA representative Neysa Herrera
• Chair Rutherford to provide documents on Prospect and Andrews burial ground

City Commission Meeting

The Oakland Park City Commission will hold a public hearing on the FY26 Recommended Budget Summary. The Commission will also vote on first-reading ordinances allowing water and wastewater rates to be set by resolution, and on rezoning and land use amendments for a property at 1670 NE 38 Street. Several consent agenda items include vehicle purchases, a $20,000 business incentive, and a $274,830 adaptation plan grant.

• FY26 Recommended Budget Summary presentation
• Ordinance to allow water and wastewater rates to be set by resolution (first reading)
• Rezoning of 1670 NE 38 Street from CF to R-1 (Le Rocher Christian Worship Center)
• Approval of $274,830 work authorization with Brizaga for joint adaptation plan
• Purchase of five replacement vehicles from Duval Ford for $260,891

The City Commission approved first readings for a rezoning and land use map amendment for the Le Rocher Christian Worship Center property. The board also adopted ordinances regarding the Comprehensive Plan 2045 and Land Development Code. Additionally, the Commission passed first readings for ordinances allowing water and wastewater rates to be set by resolution.

• Approved first reading for rezoning 1670 NE 38 Street from Community Facilities to Single-Family Residential (5-0)
• Approved first reading for land use amendment at 1670 NE 38 Street to Low Density Residential (5-0)
• Adopted Comprehensive Plan 2045 BrowardNext Recertification Amendments on second reading (5-0)
• Adopted Land Development Code text amendments regarding OP3D use list on second reading (5-0)
• Approved first reading for Ordinance A to allow water rates and fees to be set by resolution (5-0)
• Approved first reading for Ordinance B to allow wastewater rates and fees to be set by resolution (5-0)
• Approved proclamation for Parks and Recreation Month (5-0)

07-16-25 - FY26 Recommended Budget Summary

The City Commission will review the FY26 Recommended Budget Summary and consider several zoning and land use amendments. The agenda includes multiple ordinances regarding property rezoning, comprehensive plan updates, and water/sewer rate adjustments.

• Rezoning of 1670 NE 38 Street from Community Facilities to Single-Family Residential
• Future Land Use Plan amendment for 1670 NE 38 Street to Low Density Residential
• Ordinance to allow water and wastewater rates and fees to be set by resolution
• Business incentive of up to $20,000 for 2152-2192 W. Oakland Park Boulevard
• Purchase of five replacement vehicles from Duval Ford for $260,891.00

Code Enforcement Board Meeting

The Code Enforcement Board will review seventeen new violation cases involving issues such as overgrowth, unlicensed vehicles, and maintenance. The board will also address a certification regarding required permits at 147 NW 43 ST.

• New case: 4611 NE 4 AVE (Pool water, exterior maintenance, parking, and overgrowth)
• New case: 5433 NE 1 TER (Unlicensed vehicles, accessory structure, grass parking, swale obstruction, and overgrowth)
• New case: 220 NE 40 CT 1-3 (Trash receptacle, unlicensed vehicles, and trash/graffiti)
• New case: 1930 NW 32 ST (Vacation rental registration requirement)
• Certification: 147 NW 43 ST ($66,500.00 accruing fine regarding required permits)

The Board approved minutes from previous meetings and issued compliance orders for 11 new cases involving overgrowth, unlicensed vehicles, and maintenance issues. Most orders include a $175 administrative fee and daily fines ranging from $150 to $250 for non-compliance. Four cases were noted as complied.

• Approved April 10, 2025 and May 9, 2024 minutes (6-0)
• Ordered compliance for 4611 NE 4 Ave by 7/30/25 and 9/10/25 with $150 daily fines (6-0)
• Ordered compliance for 5433 NE 1 Ter by 8/25/25 with $150 daily fines (6-0)
• Ordered compliance for 4097 NE 6 Ave by 7/21/25 with $150 daily fines (6-0)
• Ordered compliance for 3951 NW 3 Ave by 8/1/25 with $150 daily fines (6-0)
• Ordered compliance for 4421 NW 19 Ave by 9/10/25 with $150 daily fines (6-0)
• Designated N Powerline Rd as public health/safety threat; ordered compliance by 7/20/25 with $250 daily fines (6-0)
• Ordered compliance for 2001 NW 36 St by 7/25/25 with $250 daily fines (6-0)

Special Magistrate - Building Safety Inspection

The Special Magistrate will hold first hearings on 20 new cases (SM25-013 through SM25-044) for failure to obtain permits or provide approvable Building Safety Inspection Reports, plus review four older cases with accrued fines. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes and standard procedural items.

• SM25-013: 970-988 NW 44 St – failure to obtain permit and inspections for electrical/structural repairs (FBC BCA 105.1)
• SM25-022 through SM25-044: 19 properties cited for failure to provide an approvable Building Safety Inspection Report (FBC BCA 110.15, BORA Policy #05-05)
• SM23-044: 3900-3950 N Andrews Ave – $85,250 accrued fine ($250/day) with no resolution date
• SM23-053: 3001 NE 12 Ter – $17,150 accrued fine ($175/day) with no resolution date
• SM24-053: 1701 W Oakland Park Blvd (Home Depot USA Inc) – $60,000 accruing fine ($250/day) with no compliance

The Special Magistrate heard 20 building safety inspection cases, finding violations in 6 and ordering compliance within 30-45 days or fines of $200/day. Four certification hearings were held: one fine of $97,250 was certified, two fines were reduced with payment deadlines, and one case was withdrawn. Several properties were already in compliance or had cases withdrawn.

• Approved minutes from May 6, 2025 meeting
• Ordered compliance within 45 days or $200/day fine for 970-988 NW 44 St (SM25-013)
• Ordered compliance within 45 days or $200/day fine for 4379 N Dixie Hwy (SM25-036)
• Ordered payment of processing fees within 30 days for 4484 NE 6 Ter (SM25-040)
• Ordered compliance within 30 days or $200/day fine for 4501 N Dixie Hwy (SM25-041)
• Ordered compliance within 30 days or $200/day fine for 4571 NW 8 Ave (SM25-043)
• Ordered compliance within 45 days or $200/day fine for 4700-4736 NE 12 Ave (SM25-044)
• Certified $97,250 fine for non-compliance at 3900-3950 N Andrews Ave (SM23-044)

Beautification Advisory Board Meeting

The Oakland Park Beautification Advisory Board will meet on June 26, 2025 at 5 PM in City Hall. They will consider approving May 22 minutes, hear public comments, receive a presentation from Keep Oakland Park Beautiful, and vote on a Pop Star Award nomination for a residence at 1474 NE 30th Ct. The board will also receive staff liaison reports and schedule the next meeting for September 25, 2025.

• Keep Oakland Park Beautiful presentation by Molly Ferch
• Pop Star Award nomination for residence at 1474 NE 30th Ct referred by Director Heidi Burnett
• Approval of May 22, 2025 meeting minutes
• Public comments and board business
• Next meeting set for September 25, 2025

The provided document is a meeting agenda rather than minutes. It contains no record of decisions, votes, or actions taken during the June 26, 2025, meeting.

CRA Meeting

The Oakland Park CRA will consider a resolution to award up to $56,000 to MAD SOFLO LLC under the Sky Building Job Creation Incentive Pilot Program. They will also hear a CRA Update and approve prior meeting minutes. This is the primary action item on the agenda.

• Approval of application from MAD SOFLO LLC for up to $56,000 under the Sky Building Job Creation Incentive Pilot Program
• CRA Update presentation for June 2025
• Approval of CRA Minutes from April 16, 2025 (consent agenda)
• Public comments on any city business (up to 4 minutes per person)

The CRA unanimously approved a $56,000 incentive for MAD SOFLO LLC (MADabolic Oakland Park) under the Sky Building Job Creation Incentive Pilot Program. The grant supports hiring one full-time general manager and two to three part-time staff. The board also approved the consent agenda, including the April 16, 2025 minutes.

• Approved $56,000 Sky Building Job Creation Incentive for MAD SOFLO LLC (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including CRA minutes of April 16, 2025 (unanimous)

City Commission Meeting

The commission will hold a public hearing on a first-reading text amendment to the Land Development Code that establishes a waiver process for certain development standards. The body will vote on a consent agenda containing contracts for Veterans Park security cameras, trail connections, and utility repairs that affect local infrastructure and park safety. Additionally, the commission will appoint two members to the Art and Culture Board and review standard financial and departmental reports.

• Public hearing on Case #CD25-12T: text amendment to Chapter 24 (Land Development Code) for OP3D use list and development standard waivers
• $29,003.44 contract with DSS Management of Florida LLC for upgraded security cameras at Veterans Park
• Agreement with FG Construction, LLC for pedestrian access improvements connecting Lady Trail and NW 39th Street Greenway
• Sole-source repair contract for Cues Sewer and Stormwater video inspection trucks exceeding $25,000
• Work authorization with Flynn Engineering for design services at Glenwood Garden Park

The City Commission approved two proclamations (Juneteenth and Oakland Park's 96th Birthday) and unanimously amended and adopted the meeting agenda. Presentations covered the Capital Improvement Plan — noting $69.9M in grants received, $81.6M in bond project costs — and a preliminary water/wastewater rate review proposing annual increases (4% water, 7.5% wastewater). No substantive policy decisions were made; all votes were procedural or ceremonial.

• Proclaimed Juneteenth June 19, 2025 (unanimous)
• Proclaimed Oakland Park's 96th Birthday (unanimous)
• Amended agenda to add Supplemental Agenda item and pull item 13 (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)

06-18-25 - Water and Wastewater Assessment Rate Review

The City Commission will hear a presentation on water and wastewater assessment and rate review, and consider a text amendment to the land development code to allow waivers of certain development standards in the OP3D district. Other business includes approvals for security cameras at Veterans Park, design services for a new fire station, and various infrastructure contracts.

• Presentation on Water and Wastewater Assessment and Rate Review
• Public hearing on text amendment CD25-12T to allow waivers of OP3D development standards
• Purchase order of $29,003.44 for upgraded Avigilon security cameras at Veterans Park
• Work authorization with Currie Sowards Aguila Architects for design and construction administration of New Fire Station 20
• Approval of agreement for pedestrian access improvements connecting Lady Trail to NW 39th Street Greenway at SFWMD S-36 structure

06-18-25 - CIP Facility Presentation

The City Commission will hold a first-reading public hearing on an ordinance to amend the Land Development Code, creating a waiver process for certain development standards in the OP3D overlay district to support reasonable use of property. The meeting also includes presentations on the Capital Improvement Plan and a water/wastewater rate review, along with consent agenda items for various infrastructure contracts and park improvements.

• Public hearing on first reading of ordinance creating waiver process for OP3D development standards
• Presentation on Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) and Facility projects
• Presentation on Water and Wastewater Assessment and Rate Review
• Approval of $29,003.44 for upgraded Avigilon security cameras at Veterans Park
• Work authorization for Currie Sowards Aguila Architects for design of new Fire Station 20

Special Magistrate Meeting

The Special Magistrate will approve minutes from May 15, 2025, hear 22 new code enforcement cases covering violations like unlicensed vehicles, outdoor storage, permits, vacation rental registration, overgrowth, and trash, and certify fines in three prior cases totaling over $60,000, including $37,250 for a property at 2001 NW 36th St.

• Certification of $37,250 fine for CRIK HOLDINGS LLC at 2001 NW 36th St for overgrowth and vacation rental violations
• Certification of $4,500 fine for Mercy Bruce at NW 25 Ave for accessory structure maintenance
• Certification of $18,250 fine for CRIK HOLDINGS LLC for vacation rental safety and fire code violations
• New case at 821 W Prospect Rd (Rauf, Jovan A) for trash/graffiti violation
• New case at 2005 NW 37 St (X B Florida Inc) for vacation rental registration and standards violations

The Special Magistrate heard 17 code enforcement cases, finding violations in most and ordering compliance with daily fines and $175 administrative fees. One vacation rental case was continued to August 21, 2025 for further discussion. Several cases were found to be in compliance with no further action.

• Found violations existed at 5841 NE 2 Ter (complied case) – future repeats will be cited
• Ordered compliance within 30 days or $250/day fine for 740 NW 39 St (no permits)
• Ordered compliance within 60 days or $250/day fine for 799 NE 39 St (permits, stop-work order violation)
• Ordered compliance within 45 days or $175/day per violation for 433 NW 43 Ct (outdoor storage, windows/doors)
• Continued vacation rental case at 2005 NW 37 St to August 21, 2025 (repeat violation)
• Ordered compliance within 90 days or $250/day per violation for 4640 NE 5 Ave (permits, vacation rental registration)
• Ordered compliance within 30 days or $100/day fine for NW 30 Ave (tree blocking road/sidewalk)
• Found violations existed at 4691 NE 6 Ave and 371 NE 57 Ct (complied cases) – no fines