Greenacres public meetings in 2025

Education Advisory Committee

The Education Advisory Committee will meet to approve minutes, receive member reports, and discuss the 2025-26 initiative presented by the chair. They will also appoint school liaisons. No special business is listed. The meeting includes announcements for upcoming holiday events.

• Approval of October and November meeting minutes
• Appointment of School Liaisons
• Discussion of EAC 2025-26 Initiative by Chair
• Holiday in the Park Tree Lighting Ceremony on Dec 12 at SJF Community Park
• Sundaes with Santa on Dec 19 at Greenacres Community Center

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on December 3, 2025, via Microsoft Teams. The main item is a code enforcement case against Greenacre Farmers Market Inc. for alleged violations at 3091 1/2 and 3115 S Jog Road, including open storage, exterior property issues, rubbish, permit, and dumpster violations. The agenda also includes approval of minutes and scheduling the next hearing for January 20, 2026.

• Case 4-24-10300: Greenacre Farmers Market INC., 3091 1/2 and 3115 S Jog Road
• Violations: open storage (7-420), exterior property (7-410(a)(1)), rubbish/garbage (7-426(a)), permits (FBC 105.1), dumpsters (16-757(b)(1), 16-757(a))
• Next hearing scheduled for January 20, 2026

The Special Magistrate heard one case involving Greenacre Farmers Market INC. at 3091 1/2 and 3115 S Jog Road, with six code violations cited. Compliance was ordered by January 10, 2026, for three violations, with a $250 per day fine if not met, and by December 1, 2027, for the remaining three. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Ordered compliance by Jan 10, 2026 for open storage, exterior property, and rubbish violations, with $250/day fine if not met
• Ordered compliance by Dec 1, 2027 for permit and dumpster violations

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on December 3, 2025, via Microsoft Teams. The main item is a code enforcement case against Greenacre Farmers Market Inc. for alleged violations at 3091 1/2 and 3115 S Jog Road, including open storage, exterior property issues, rubbish, permit, and dumpster violations. The meeting will also include call to order, pledge, approval of minutes, and scheduling of the next hearing.

• Case 4-24-10300: Greenacre Farmers Market Inc., 3091 1/2 and 3115 S Jog Road
• Violations: open storage (7-420), exterior property (7-410(a)(1)), rubbish/garbage (7-426(a))
• Violations: permits (FBC 105.1), dumpsters (16-757(b)(1) and 16-757(a))
• Next hearing scheduled for January 20, 2026

At a Special Magistrate Hearing on December 3, 2025, the city heard one case involving Greenacre Farmers Market Inc. at 3091 1/2 and 3115 S Jog Road. The magistrate found six code violations and ordered compliance by January 10, 2026, for three violations, with a $250 per day fine if not corrected. The remaining three violations were ordered to be corrected by December 1, 2027. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Ordered compliance by Jan 10, 2026 for open storage, exterior property, and rubbish violations, with $250/day fine if not met
• Ordered compliance by Dec 1, 2027 for permit and dumpster violations
• Approved minutes deferred to January 20, 2026 meeting

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including zoning changes for residential driveways and impervious surfaces, a process for reasonable accommodation requests, a budget amendment, and a Walmart site plan expansion with EV charging. They will also consider consent items for a CDBG sewer project and a school zone camera contract amendment.

• Ordinance 2025-06 (2nd reading): zoning changes for impervious/pervious surfaces and driveway requirements
• Ordinance 2025-14 (1st reading): reasonable accommodation process for disabilities and recovery residences
• Resolution 2025-57: Walmart site plan amendment for online pickup/delivery expansion and EV charging at 6294 Forest Hill Blvd
• Ordinance 2025-22 (1st reading): FY 2025-26 budget amendment
• Resolution 2025-58: amendment to Verra Mobility school zone speed camera contract

The City Council approved several ordinances and resolutions, including zoning changes for residential driveways, a reasonable accommodation process, a Walmart site plan expansion, procurement code updates, and a budget amendment. All votes were unanimous (5-0). The council also heard a hotel feasibility study and public comments on non-agenda items.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-06 on second reading, revising zoning definitions, impervious/pervious surface standards, and driveway requirements (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-14 on first reading, establishing a process for reasonable accommodation requests (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-57, a major site plan amendment for Walmart at 6294 Forest Hill Boulevard, adding EV charging spaces and expanding online pickup/delivery (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-05 on first reading, revising the procurement code (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-22 on first reading, amending the FY 2025-2026 budget for the General Fund (5-0)
• Approved the consent agenda, including minutes and resolutions for CDBG amendment and school zone camera enforcement (5-0)

Education Advisory Committee

The Greenacres Education Advisory Committee is meeting to approve October minutes, receive member reports, and discuss the 2025-26 initiative presented by the chair. The committee will also appoint school liaisons. The agenda includes no special business or public hearings, and the meeting is largely procedural with discussion items.

• Approval of October meeting minutes
• Appointment of school liaisons
• Discussion of 2025-26 initiative by chair
• Upcoming events: Fire Rescue Pancake Breakfast (Dec 7), Holiday in the Park (Dec 12-13), Sundaes with Santa (Dec 19)

City Council

The Greenacres City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including oaths of office, a fire rescue badge pinning, and a consent agenda with several resolutions. The main item is a public hearing for the first reading of Ordinance 2025-06, which would amend zoning regulations related to impervious/pervious surfaces and driveway requirements for residential properties. The council will also consider resolutions on a museum funding agreement, a sound system services contract, and updates to the city seal policy.

• Ordinance 2025-06 first reading: zoning code amendments for impervious/pervious surfaces and residential driveway requirements
• Resolution 2025-52: Interlocal agreement with Palm Beach County for Historical Museum Project funding
• Resolution 2025-53: Professional service agreement with PK Productions Inc. for sound system services at six city events
• Resolution 2025-54: Amending Council Policy No. 31 on official seal and branding logo uses
• Ratification of Rudolf Ponson to Public Safety Officers/Firefighters Retirement Board of Trustees (4-year term)

The Greenacres City Council met on November 3, 2025, and approved the consent agenda, which included the October 20 meeting minutes, a retirement board appointment, and three resolutions. The council also held the first reading of a zoning ordinance amendment to revise definitions and standards for impervious surfaces and driveways. No final action was taken on the zoning ordinance, and no public comments were made.

• Approved agenda (4-0, with Councilmember Leheny absent)
• Approved consent agenda (5-0), including: October 20, 2025 meeting minutes; ratification of Rudolf Ponson to the Public Safety Officers/Firefighters Retirement Board (4-year term); Resolution 2025-52 authorizing Interlocal Agreement with Palm Beach County for Historical Museum Project funding; Resolution 2025-53 approving professional services agreement with PK Productions Inc. for sound system services at six city events; Resolution 2025-54 amending Council Policy No. 31 on official seal and branding logo use
• Heard first reading of Ordinance 2025-06 (zoning text amendment) — no vote taken; staff recommended approval
• Approved cancellation of November 17 and December 15, 2025 Council meetings

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on October 21, 2025, to consider seven code enforcement cases involving property owners and businesses. The cases address issues such as unpermitted work, yard and vegetation maintenance, parking violations, and general property standards. The magistrate will hear each case and may issue orders or penalties.

• Case 10-25-11377: Del Viso LLC, 4515 Lake Worth Rd, unpermitted work (FBC 105.1)
• Case 10-25-11378: Maha & Haifa Inc, 5050 Lake Worth Rd, unpermitted work and yard violation
• Case 10-25-11379: Lawrence D Hardnett et al., 330 Pine Ridge Cir Suite A1, unpermitted work
• Case 4-25-11246: Rebecca Dejadin & Felix Johnnie, 127 Rosewood Ln, landscaping/vegetation and exterior property violations
• Case 5-25-11290: Leslie Weintraub, 6367 Summer Sky Ln, vegetation, extermination, lawn, and exterior structure violations

The Special Magistrate heard seven code enforcement cases, ordering compliance deadlines and daily fines for violations including unpermitted work, overgrown vegetation, and parking issues. One case was continued to November 18, 2025, because the property owner did not have enough time to comply. No cases were dismissed or denied.

• Continued Case 10-25-11377 (Del Viso LLC, 4515 Lake Worth Rd) to November 18, 2025
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for Case 10-25-11378 (Maha & Haifa Inc, 5050 Lake Worth Rd), with $250/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 60 days for Case 10-25-11379 (Hardnett et al., 330 Pine Ridge Cir), with $100/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 14 days for Case 4-25-11246 (Dejadin & Johnnie, 127 Rosewood Ln), with $100/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 14 days for Case 5-25-11290 (Weintraub, 6367 Summer Sky Ln) for extermination violations, with $250/day fine; 30 days for other violations, with $250/day fine
• Ordered compliance within 14 days for Case 8-25-11358 (Reynolds, 4601 Toga Way), with $100/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for Case 9-25-11366 (Nautica Isles HOA, 5014 Starfire Trl), with $250/day fine if not corrected

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on October 21, 2025, to address seven code enforcement cases involving property owners and businesses. The cases cover permit violations, landscaping and vegetation issues, parking violations, and general maintenance standards. The meeting is open to the public and includes time for public comment on each case.

• Case 10-25-11377: Del Viso LLC, 4515 Lake Worth Rd, permit violation (FBC 105.1)
• Case 10-25-11378: Maha & Haifa Inc, 5050 Lake Worth Rd, permit and yard violations
• Case 4-25-11246: Rebecca Dejadin & Felix Johnnie, 127 Rosewood Ln, landscaping and vegetation violations
• Case 8-25-11358: James E & Rilla P Reynolds, 4601 Toga Way, parking violations
• Case 9-25-11366: Nautica Isles Homeowners Assn Inc, 5014 Starfire Trl, general maintenance standards

The Special Magistrate heard seven code enforcement cases, issuing compliance orders with daily fines for violations. One case was continued to November 18, 2025, due to insufficient notice time. All other cases resulted in orders to correct violations within specified timeframes or face daily fines.

• Case 10-25-11377 (Del Viso LLC, 4515 Lake Worth Rd) continued to November 18, 2025
• Case 10-25-11378 (Maha & Haifa Inc, 5050 Lake Worth Rd) compliance in 30 days, $250/day fine
• Case 10-25-11379 (Hardnett & Davis, 330 Pine Ridge Cir) compliance in 60 days, $100/day fine
• Case 4-25-11246 (Dejadin & Johnnie, 127 Rosewood Ln) compliance in 14 days, $100/day fine
• Case 5-25-11290 (Weintraub, 6367 Summer Sky Ln) compliance in 14 days for extermination, 30 days for others, $250/day fine
• Case 8-25-11358 (Reynolds, 4601 Toga Way) compliance in 14 days, $100/day fine
• Case 9-25-11366 (Nautica Isles HOA, 5014 Starfire Trl) compliance in 30 days, $250/day fine

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will consider filling the vacant District 5 councilmember seat and approving two consent agenda items: a mobile and temporary food event services agreement and a GIS professional services agreement. The meeting also includes routine reports from city departments and the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office.

• District 5 Councilmember selection
• Resolution 2025-50: mobile and temporary food event services agreement
• Resolution 2025-51: GIS professional services agreement
• Approval of October 6, 2025 meeting minutes

The City Council unanimously voted to appoint Elisa Leheny to fill the vacant District 5 council seat until 2028. The council also approved the consent agenda, which included the October 6 meeting minutes and agreements for mobile food event services and GIS professional services. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Appointed Elisa Leheny to District 5 council seat until 2028 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including October 6, 2025 minutes (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-50 for mobile food event services agreement (consent)
• Approved Resolution 2025-51 for GIS professional services agreement (consent)

Education Advisory Committee

The Greenacres Education Advisory Committee is meeting to approve minutes, introduce new members, appoint school liaisons, and discuss developing an action plan for kindergarten readiness and school attendance. They will also hear from the Community and Recreation Services Director about the Parks Master Plan and review upcoming special events.

• Approval of February & March meeting minutes
• New member introductions: Sahily D. Macias, Quinella Davis, Sasha Lopez, Sarahi Cedro
• Appointment of School Liaisons
• Discussion: Developing an action plan for Kindergarten Readiness and School Attendance
• Parks Master Plan presentation by Michele Thompson

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold its regular meeting with proclamations, consent agenda items, and a discussion on the appointment process for the vacant District 5 council seat. The consent agenda includes approving minutes, a fire services fee increase with Atlantis, a pension plan amendment, and two education advisory committee appointments. No regular agenda items are listed.

• Resolution 2025-48: Approving FY 2026 increase for Fire Protection and EMS with City of Atlantis
• Resolution 2025-49: Amending 457(b) pension plan to include general employees in Florida Retirement System
• Appointing Quinella Davis and Sahily D. Macias Villegas to Education Advisory Committee (2-year terms)
• Discussion: District 5 Councilmember appointment process
• Proclamations: Women's Small Business Month, Fire Prevention Week, City Government Week, Community Planning Month

The City Council approved the September 17, 2025, meeting minutes, a fire protection agreement with the City of Atlantis, and an amendment to the municipal pension plan. Additionally, the Council appointed two members to the Education Advisory Committee and discussed the upcoming process to fill the vacant District 5 seat.

• Approved September 17, 2025, meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-48 for fire services with City of Atlantis (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-49 for pension plan amendment (3-0)
• Appointed Quinella Davis and Sahily D. Macias Villegas to Education Committee (3-0)

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold its second public hearing on the proposed FY2026 budget and property tax rate, including ordinances to establish the taxable valuation and levy the ad valorem tax. The meeting also includes votes on several service agreements, capital improvements, and a proclamation recognizing Hunger Action Month.

• Second reading of Ordinance 2025-17: Establishing FY2026 property tax rate
• Second reading of Ordinance 2025-18: Adopting FY2026 operating budget
• Resolution 2025-38: Adopting capital improvements program for FY2026–2031
• Resolution 2025-45: Approving addendum to Law Enforcement Services Agreement with Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office
• Proclamation: Hunger Action Month, September 2025

The City Council approved the FY2026 operating budget of $81.79 million and set the property tax millage rate at 6.3000 mills, generating $20.46 million in ad valorem revenue. The council also approved several ordinances including a senior homestead exemption increase, a Study Area Zone amendment, and a lease amendment for Veterans Memorial Park. All votes were unanimous among the four present councilmembers (Councilmember Bousquet absent).

• Approved Ordinance 2025-17 setting FY2026 millage rate at 6.3000 mills (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-18 adopting FY2026 operating budget of $81,792,071 (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-15 amending Study Area Zone regulations (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-16 amending FY2025 budget with $400,000 interfund transfer (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-19 amending lease for Veterans Memorial Park (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-20 increasing senior homestead exemption from $5,000 to $25,000 (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda including firefighter MOUs, background screening, AV upgrade, and other resolutions (4-0)

City Council

The City Council is holding the first public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget, including an ordinance to set the property tax rate and another to adopt the operating budget. The council will also consider several other ordinances, including a homestead exemption increase for seniors, a zoning amendment, and a lease agreement for Veterans Memorial Park. A resolution to comply with a new state law on plat approvals is also on the agenda.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2025-17: setting the FY2026 ad valorem tax rate
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2025-18: adopting the FY2026 operating budget (Oct 1, 2025 - Sep 30, 2026)
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2025-20: increasing the additional homestead exemption for persons 65 and older
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2025-15: amending the Study Area Zone (SAZ) regulations to allow limited minor improvements
• Public hearing on Resolution 2025-34: designating an administrative official to approve plats per Senate Bill 784

The City Council held its first public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget and property tax levy, both of which passed on first reading. Council members also approved an ordinance to increase the homestead exemption for residents aged 65 and older from $5,000 to $25,000. Additionally, the Council authorized several administrative amendments and agreed to reconvene the Charter Review Committee.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-17 (tax levy) on first reading (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-18 (FY 2026 budget) on first reading (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-20 (senior tax exemption increase) on first reading (3-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-34 (plat approval process) (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-15 (Study Area Zone amendments) on first reading (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-16 (FY 2025 budget adjustment) on first reading (3-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-19 (Veterans Memorial Park lease) on first reading (3-0)
• Agreed to reappoint members and reconvene Charter Review Committee

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on August 19, 2025, to address three code enforcement cases involving property maintenance violations such as overgrown vegetation, open storage, and parking of boats, trailers, and RVs. The magistrate will also consider approval of minutes and any tabled cases.

• Case 2-25-11128: Mauro A & Leidy Alvarado, 3097 Fleming Ave – landscape, yards, parking/storage of boats/trailers/RVs, open storage, permits
• Case 3-25-11176: Enrique & Karina A Alvarado, 3116 Martin Ave – motor vehicles, parking on private property, open storage, parking/storage of boats/trailers/RVs, landscape
• Case 7-25-11320: Junaid Akther Shurma Holdings LLC, 5097 Bright Galaxy Ln – exterior structure, landscaping, uncontrolled vegetation

The Special Magistrate heard three code enforcement cases, all involving property maintenance violations. In each case, the property owner or representative was either absent or present, and the Magistrate ordered compliance within specified timeframes, with daily fines accruing if violations were not corrected. No cases were tabled.

• Case 2-25-11128 (Alvarado, 3097 Fleming Ave): Ordered compliance within 30 days for yard and permit violations; $50/day fine if not corrected
• Case 3-25-11176 (Alvarado, 3116 Martin Ave): Ordered compliance by Sept 19, 2025; $100/day fine if not corrected
• Case 7-25-11320 (Shurma Holdings LLC, 5097 Bright Galaxy Ln): Ordered compliance within 90 days; $100/day fine if not corrected

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on August 19, 2025, to address three code enforcement cases involving property maintenance violations such as overgrown vegetation, open storage, and unpermitted structures. The cases are initiated by city officials and concern specific residential properties. The meeting will also include routine items like call to order, oath, and approval of minutes.

• Case 2-25-11128: Mauro A & Leidy Alvarado, 3097 Fleming Ave – violations include landscape overgrowth, yard standards, boat/trailer/RV storage, open storage, and missing permits.
• Case 3-25-11176: Enrique & Karina E Alvarado, 3116 Martin Ave – violations include motor vehicle storage, parking on private property, open storage, boat/trailer/RV storage, and landscape overgrowth.
• Case 7-25-11320: Junaid Akther Shurma Holdings LLC, 5097 Bright Galaxy Ln – violations include exterior structure defects and landscape overgrowth.

The Special Magistrate heard three code enforcement cases, all with no representatives present except one. Compliance deadlines and daily fines were set for each property. No cases were tabled.

• Case 2-25-11128 (Alvarado, 3097 Fleming Ave): ordered compliance within 30 days for yard and permit violations, $50/day fine if not corrected
• Case 3-25-11176 (Alvarado, 3116 Martin Ave): ordered compliance by Sept 19, 2025 for multiple violations, $100/day fine if not corrected
• Case 7-25-11320 (Shurma Holdings LLC, 5097 Bright Galaxy Ln): ordered compliance within 90 days for exterior structure violations, $100/day fine if not corrected

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold public hearings on three ordinances, including rezoning 16 parcels totaling about 9.75 acres on Chickasaw and Wry roads from county to city designations, and a sign code update. They will also discuss a senior homestead exemption and consider a CDBG agreement for a sewer project. The agenda includes presentations and proclamations, but the main decisions are the rezoning and sign code changes.

• Ordinance 2025-12: Change future land use for 16 parcels (9.7541 acres) on Chickasaw and Wry roads from PBC LR-3 to City RS-LD
• Ordinance 2025-13: Rezone 16 parcels (9.7541 acres) on Chickasaw and Wry roads from AR/RS to RL-3 (5 units/acre)
• Ordinance 2025-10: Amend sign regulations, permits, master sign plans, and nonconforming signs
• Resolution 2025-32: Authorize FY 2025-2026 CDBG agreement for Phase IV Lift Station Original Section Sewer Project
• Discussion: Additional Senior Homestead Exemption

The City Council approved three second-reading ordinances rezoning about 9.75 acres across 16 parcels near Chickasaw Road and Wry Road to city residential land-use and zoning designations. It also approved Resolution 2025-33 releasing liens on eight properties and one solid waste account, and ratified Planning and Zoning Board appointments. A discussion on raising the senior homestead exemption from $5,000 to $25,000 drew majority support but no vote was taken; an ordinance would be required.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-10 on second reading, revising city sign regulations (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-12 on second reading, changing future land use for 16 parcels (~9.7541 acres) on Chickasaw and Wry roads to RS-LD (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-13 on second reading, rezoning the same 16 parcels to RL-3 (5 units per acre) (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-33 releasing liens on 8 properties and 1 solid waste account (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda, including Resolution 2025-32 CDBG agreement for the Phase IV Lift Station sewer project (4-0)
• Ratified Planning and Zoning Board of Appeals appointments: Aldo Cardenas as Alternate 2, Robert Clements to full member, Leonard Grant as Alternate 1 (4-0)
• Approved agenda with addition of item on lien satisfaction (4-0)
• No vote taken on increasing senior homestead exemption from $5,000 to $25,000; majority voiced support in discussion

City Council

The Greenacres City Council is holding a budget meeting to set the tentative millage rate for 2026 and review the preliminary Fiscal Year 2026 budget. Public comments are limited to agenda items during the regular agenda portion. This is a decision and discussion meeting focused on the upcoming fiscal year's tax rate and spending plan.

• Setting of the tentative millage rate for 2026
• Fiscal Year 2026 Preliminary Budget Review
• Public comments on agenda items only

The City Council reviewed the preliminary FY 2026 budget and set the tentative millage rate at 6.3, with a 4-0 vote (Councilmember Bousquet absent). The budget includes a proposed 4% COLA, a $174,486 revenue over expenditure, and adjustments for impact fees and a $15,000 transfer for the Martin Building. Additional positions were discussed for several departments, and budget meetings are scheduled for September 3 and 17.

• Set tentative millage rate at 6.3 (4-0)
• Approved agenda (4-0)

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold public hearings on three ordinances: two zoning changes and one future land use map amendment for 16 parcels totaling 9.7541 acres near Chickasaw Road and Wry Road. The council will also vote on resolutions including a 457(b) match plan for IAFF members and a residential solid waste collection assessment rate for FY2026.

• Ordinance 2025-10: First reading to amend sign regulations in the Code of Ordinances
• Ordinance 2025-12: First reading to change future land use designation for 16 parcels from PBC Low Residential to City of Greenacres Residential Low Density
• Ordinance 2025-13: First reading to rezone 16 parcels from Agricultural Residential and Single Family Residential to RL-3 Residential Low Density (5 units/acre)
• Resolution 2025-29: Approving 457(b) match plan agreement for IAFF Bargaining Unit Members
• Resolution 2025-30: Approving residential solid waste collection assessment rate for FY2026 beginning October 1, 2025

The Council approved the first reading of ordinances to update sign regulations and rezone approximately 9.75 acres for low-density residential use. Other actions included approving a 457(b)-match plan for IAFF members and setting residential solid waste assessment rates.

• Approved 457(b)-match plan agreement for IAFF Bargaining Unit Members
• Approved residential solid waste collection assessment rates for FY starting Oct 1, 2025
• Approved support for 2021 Lake Worth Lagoon Management Plan funding request
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025-10 to revise sign regulations and permits
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025-12 to change land use to Residential Low Density (RS-LD) for 16 parcels (9.7541 acres)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025-13 to rezone 16 parcels (9.7541 acres) to RL-3 Residential Low Density 3
• Appointed Councilmember Dugo as voting delegate for Florida League of Cities Annual Conference
• Cancelled August 18 meeting

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hear six code enforcement cases involving property maintenance, permits, and business licensing. The meeting is scheduled for July 15, 2025, at 1:00 PM in City Hall Council Chambers.

• Case 11-24-10860: Villages of Woodlake HOA Inc., 101 Wedgewood Lk, permit required (FBC 105.1)
• Case 3-24-10295: Alex Lomosi, 1001 Island Manor Dr, permit conditions, roofs/drainage
• Case 4-25-11246: Rebecca Dejadin, 127 Rosewood Ln, landscaping/vegetation, permit required
• Case 4-25-11260: Vicmy E Da Gama Hernandez, 436 Perry Ave, sanitary drainage
• Case 6-25-11297: Happy Friends Ent LLC, 4378 Nicia Way, business tax receipt, parking, open storage

The Special Magistrate issued compliance orders and potential daily fines for two properties. Three other cases were noted as compliant prior to the hearing, and one case was rescheduled.

• Ordered compliance within 60 days for 1001 Island Manor Dr or a $50.00 per day fine (Section 4-423(g))
• Ordered compliance by August 15, 2025, for 3812 Jog Rd or a $100.00 per day fine (Section 8-47)
• Case 11-24-10860 (101 Wedgewood Lk) noted as compliant
• Case 4-25-11260 (436 Perry Ave) noted as compliant
• Case 6-25-11297 (4378 Nicia Way) noted as compliant
• Case 4-25-11246 (127 Rosewood Ln) rescheduled to next meeting

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on July 15, 2025, to address six code enforcement cases involving property owners and businesses. The cases cover issues such as unpermitted work, vegetation overgrowth, sanitary drainage problems, and operating without required business tax receipts. No decisions are made at this hearing; the magistrate will hear evidence and testimony.

• Case 11-24-10860: Villages of Woodlake HOA, 101 Wedgewood Lk – permits required (FBC 105.1)
• Case 3-24-10295: Alex Lomosi, 1001 Island Manor Dr – permit conditions, roofs/drainage
• Case 4-25-11246: Rebecca Dejadin, 127 Rosewood Ln – landscaping, vegetation removal, roofs/drainage
• Case 4-25-11260: Vicmy E Da Gama Hernandez, 436 Perry Ave – sanitary drainage system
• Case 6-25-11297: Happy Friends Ent LLC, 4378 Nicia Way – business tax receipt, parking, open storage

The Special Magistrate heard six code enforcement cases. Two cases were found compliant before the meeting, one was rescheduled, and two received compliance orders with daily fines if not corrected. One case involving a permit violation was ordered to comply within 60 days or face a $50 per day fine.

• Case 11-24-10860 (Villages of Woodlake HOA) found compliant
• Case 3-24-10295 (Alex Lomosi) ordered compliance within 60 days, $50/day fine if not corrected
• Case 4-25-11246 (Rebecca Dejadin) rescheduled to next meeting
• Case 4-25-11260 (Vicmy E Da Gama Hernandez) found compliant
• Case 6-25-11297 (Happy Friends ENT LLC) found compliant
• Case 6-25-11299 (Church in the Palms Inc) ordered compliance by Aug 15, 2025, $100/day fine if not corrected

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hear nine code enforcement cases involving property maintenance, permitting, and zoning violations at various locations. The cases were initiated by city officials and include churches, a school, and private property owners.

• Case 3-25-11181: Pentecostal Tabernacle International Inc., 6030 Lake Worth Rd, permit and inspection violations
• Case 3-25-11234: Karina & Luis A Rico, 360 Fleming Ave, permit violation
• Cases 4-25-11244/11245: Florida Conference Assn of Seventh Day Adventist, 116 and 124 Swain Blvd, multiple zoning and business tax violations
• Cases 6-25-11293 to 11296: Palm Beach Christian Preparatory, multiple properties, vegetation, storage, and structure violations
• Case 6-25-11299: Church in the Palms Inc., 3812 S Jog Rd, business tax violation

At the June 17, 2025 Special Magistrate Hearing, Special Magistrate Davis ordered compliance in three code enforcement cases. Pentecostal Tabernacle International at 6030 Lake Worth Rd must comply within 30 days or face $100 per day; Karina & Luis A. Rico at 360 Fleming Ave must comply within 90 days or face $50 per day; and Palm Beach Christian Preparatory properties must comply by October 17, 2025 or face $100 per day. Two cases against the Florida Conference Assn of Seventh Day Adventist were removed before the meeting, and one case against Church in the Palms Inc was moved to the next meeting.

• Ordered Pentecostal Tabernacle International (6030 Lake Worth Rd) to comply within 30 days or pay $100/day
• Ordered Karina & Luis A. Rico (360 Fleming Ave) to comply within 90 days or pay $50/day
• Ordered Palm Beach Christian Preparatory to comply by October 17, 2025 or pay $100/day
• Removed CASE-4-25-11244 (Florida Conference Assn of Seventh Day Adventist, 116 Swain Blvd) before meeting
• Removed CASE-4-25-11245 (Florida Conference Assn of Seventh Day Adventist, 124 Swain Blvd) before meeting
• Moved CASE-6-25-11299 (Church in the Palms Inc, 3812 S Jog Rd) to next meeting

City Council

The Greenacres City Council is holding a special meeting with a single substantive agenda item: a review of Capital Improvement Projects and City Events for Fiscal Year 2026, presented by City Manager Andrea McCue. The meeting also includes public comment periods for agenda and non-agenda items, as well as reports from the city manager and council members.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Capital Improvement Project and City Events Review

The City Council held a special meeting to review the Fiscal Year 2026 Capital Improvement Project and City Events. City Manager Andrea McCue presented updates on various funds, including a new fire station at John I Leonard High School and park upgrades. No votes were taken on specific budget items or contracts during this session.

• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Reviewed FY2026 Capital Improvement Project details
• Noted $1.7 million balance in 301 Fund
• Noted $895K ending balance in 304 Fund
• Noted $8 million ending balance in 305 Fund

City Council

The Greenacres City Council is meeting to consider a zoning ordinance update on live entertainment permits and mobile food vehicles, approve a professional services agreement for a Comprehensive Parks Master Plan, and adopt a Safe Streets for All action plan. The agenda also includes several proclamations, a grant distribution, and routine reports from city departments. Most items are routine administrative matters, with the zoning ordinance and parks plan contract being the most substantive decisions.

• Ordinance 2025-04 (2nd reading): amends zoning code for live entertainment permits and mobile food dispensing vehicles
• Resolution 2025-28: approves professional services agreement with Kimley-Horn for Comprehensive Parks Master Plan
• Distribution of $293,033 in FY2024 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant funds
• Adoption of Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan
• Proclamation: Parks and Recreation Month (July 2025) and Parks and Recreation Professionals Day (July 19, 2025)

The City Council approved Ordinance 2025-04 on second reading, amending Chapter 16 zoning rules to add and revise definitions for live entertainment and mobile food dispensing vehicles. It also approved the Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan as presented. Both votes were unanimous among the five members present. The council also agreed to keep summer meeting dates as scheduled and to pursue strategic planning with staff, and the city manager requested cancellation of the July 7 meeting.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-04 on second reading, amending Chapter 16 zoning rules for live entertainment and mobile food dispensing vehicles (5-0)
• Approved the Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan as presented (5-0)
• Approved the agenda (5-0)
• Approved the consent agenda, including Resolution 2025-28 for a parks master plan with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., $293,033 in JAG funds, and ratification of Kyle Morejon to the Public Safety Officers/Firefighters Retirement Board (5-0)
• Agreed to keep summer council meetings as scheduled rather than take a break
• Agreed to pursue strategic planning with staff, possibly with an outside consultant
• City manager requested cancellation of the July 7 meeting due to no items

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold a public hearing on a second-reading ordinance to revise temporary sign regulations and is expected to approve a maintenance and compensation agreement with FDOT for lighting on State Road 802 and State Road 882. The council will also repeal and replace fire prevention fee schedules for city and interlocal services.

• Ordinance 2025-07: Second reading on amending temporary sign regulations
• Resolution 2025-21: FDOT lighting maintenance and compensation agreement for State Road 802 (Lake Worth Road) and State Road 882 (Forest Hill Boulevard)
• Resolution 2025-04: Establishing new fire prevention fee schedule for city services
• Resolution 2025-05: Establishing fire prevention fee schedule for services provided to Atlantis via interlocal agreement

The City Council approved an ordinance revising temporary sign regulations and established new fire prevention fee schedules for the city and the City of Atlantis. Council also authorized a lighting and maintenance agreement with FDOT for Lake Worth Road and Forest Hill Boulevard.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-07 revising temporary sign regulations (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-04 establishing a new Fire Prevention Fee schedule (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-05 establishing Fire Prevention Fees for the City of Atlantis (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-21 for FDOT lighting and maintenance agreement on SR 802 and SR 882 (5-0)
• Agreed to use electronic copies of documents like Annual Reports instead of printed copies
• Agreed to send a letter to the County regarding feedback on Sherwood Forest Boulevard updates
• Agreed to add the topic of taking summer months off to the June 16, 2025 meeting agenda

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Greenacres Special Magistrate will meet to review ten code compliance cases regarding property maintenance, parking, and building violations. Cases involve properties located on Stonecreek St, Santa Catalina Pl, Oak Terrace Dr, Melaleuca Ln, Chariot Cir, Lake Worth Rd, Pond Pine Way, and Caesar Cir.

• CASE-1-25-10988 for 6725 Stonecreek St regarding roofs and drainage
• CASE-3-25-11210 for 4131 Oak Terrace Dr regarding exterior property, structure, and pests
• CASE-4-25-11261 for 4736 Chariot Cir regarding shutters, parking, and open storage
• CASE-4-25-11267 for 5050 Lake Worth Rd regarding general requirements, parking, and permits
• CASE-4-25-11270 for 4216 Caesar Cir regarding building permits

At the May 20, 2025 Special Magistrate Hearing, Special Magistrate Bernard (signed as Amity R. Barnard) heard 10 code enforcement cases covering roof/drainage, exterior structure, rodents, vacant structures, parking, open storage, landscaping, permits and motor vehicles. In most cases she ordered compliance by a set date with a daily fine if the violation was not corrected; several cases were already compliant before the meeting and she ordered a "Finding of Fact" instead. No representative appeared in most cases. The hearing adjourned at 2:03 PM; the next hearing is June 17, 2025.

• 6725 Stonecreek St (CASE-1-25-10988, roof/drainage): compliance ordered by November 17, 2025, else $50/day
• 3199 Santa Catalina Pl (CASE-3-25-11192, exterior structure): in compliance prior to the meeting
• 4131 Oak Terrace Dr (CASE-3-25-11210, exterior property, structure, rodent harborage): compliance ordered within 30 days, else $50/day
• 4605 Melaleuca Ln (CASE-4-25-11255, vacant structures): compliant prior to meeting; "Finding of Fact" ordered
• 4736 Chariot Cir (CASE-4-25-11261, shutters, parking, open storage): compliant prior to meeting; "Finding of Fact" ordered
• 4734 Chariot Cir (CASE-4-25-11262): compliance within 15 days for parking violation, else $100/day; "Finding of Fact" for two compliant sections
• 4709 Chariot Cir (CASE-4-25-11265, landscaping): compliance within 30 days, else $100/day
• 5050 Lake Worth Rd (CASE-4-25-11267): "Finding of Fact" for compliant section; compliance within 15 days for parking, else $100/day; within 30 days for permit violation, else $100/day

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on May 20, 2025, to consider 10 code enforcement cases involving property maintenance, parking, and permit violations. The agenda includes cases initiated by city officials against property owners for issues such as roof and drainage problems, exterior structure defects, overgrown vegetation, and unauthorized parking. No decisions are made in this agenda; it is a public hearing where each case will be addressed.

• Case 1: Ralph E & Rona A Coppin Fields, 6725 Stonecreek St – roof and drainage violation (Section 7-423(g))
• Case 4: Jade Solutions LLC, 4605 Melaleuca Ln – vacant structures and land violation (Section 7-409)
• Case 5: ODonnell Property Management LLC, 4736 Chariot Cir – multiple violations including shutters, parking, and open storage
• Case 8: Maha & Haifa Inc, 5050 Lake Worth Rd – general requirements, parking, and permit violations (FBC 105)
• Case 10: Wiendie Chevelon & Pierre R Lafaille, 4216 Caesar Cir – permit required violation (FBC 105)

The Special Magistrate heard 10 code enforcement cases, ordering compliance deadlines and daily fines for violations including roof damage, exterior structure issues, rodent harborage, parking, and permits. Several cases were found compliant before the meeting, and the magistrate issued findings of fact for those. No cases were denied or tabled.

• Ordered compliance by Nov 17, 2025 for roof/drainage violation at 6725 Stonecreek St, with $50/day fine if not corrected
• Found case at 3199 Santa Catalina Pl compliant before meeting
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for exterior/rodent violations at 4131 Oak Terrace Dr, with $50/day fine
• Found case at 4605 Melaleuca Ln compliant; issued finding of fact
• Found case at 4736 Chariot Cir compliant; issued finding of fact
• Ordered compliance within 15 days for parking violation at 4734 Chariot Cir, with $100/day fine; issued finding of fact for other sections
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for landscaping violation at 4709 Chariot Cir, with $100/day fine
• Ordered compliance within 15 days for parking and 30 days for permit violation at 5050 Lake Worth Rd, with $100/day fines; issued finding of fact for one section

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold public hearings on ordinances to implement school zone speed detection systems and update park operating hours. Council members will also consider quasi-judicial requests for a new convenience store and fuel station at 6270 Forest Hill Boulevard. Additionally, the council will review various service contracts, including an annexation agreement and promotional content services.

• Ordinance 2025-02: Implementation of school zone speed detection systems
• Resolution 2025-27: $18,000 contract with Kaliah Communications for restaurant promotion
• Resolution 2025-15 & 2025-16: Special exception and site plan for 6270 Forest Hill Blvd
• Resolution 2025-13: Annexation of 9.75 acres near Chickasaw Road
• Ordinance 2025-09: Establishing operating hours for city parks

The City Council approved the installation of school zone speed detection systems and a contract for enforcement services. Council also approved a special exception and site plans for a convenience store with fuel sales at 6270 Forest Hill Boulevard. Additionally, the council passed updates to park operating hours and temporary sign regulations.

• Approved school zone speed detection system ordinance (4-0)
• Approved speed camera enforcement contract with Verra Mobility (4-0)
• Approved updated operating hours for improved city parks (4-0)
• Approved special exception for convenience store at 6270 Forest Hill Blvd (3-2, Mayor broke tie)
• Approved site and development plans for 6270 Forest Hill Blvd (3-2)
• Approved first reading of temporary sign regulation revisions (4-0)
• Approved annexation of 9.75 acres on Chickasaw Road (4-0)
• Approved $18,000 contract for restaurant promotion digital content (4-0)

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will consider several resolutions and first readings of ordinances, including a major contract for a new hurricane-resistant Emergency Operations Center, a school zone speed detection system, and park operating hours. Two zoning ordinances previously scheduled for public hearings have been postponed. The meeting also includes proclamations and a presentation on retail recruitment.

• Resolution 2025-18: Contract with Kaufman Lynn Construction for new EOC facility at 5750 Melaleuca Lane
• Ordinance 2025-02: First reading to authorize school zone speed detection system with fines
• Ordinance 2025-09: First reading to set park operating hours for improved parks
• Resolution 2025-19: Sewer main and lift station agreement with TCLM Enterprise
• Resolution 2025-20: Basketball court resurfacing at Rambo Park, 3595 South 57th Avenue

The Greenacres City Council approved a $30 million contract for a new Emergency Operations Center and advanced a school zone speed detection ordinance on first reading. The council also approved the consent agenda, including a fireworks contract and sewer work, and removed two zoning ordinances from the agenda.

• Approved Resolution 2025-18 for $30M EOC facility (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-02 on first reading for school zone speed cameras (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-09 on first reading to extend Gladiator Park hours (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including fireworks, sewer, basketball court, interlocal agreement, and appointment (5-0)
• Removed agenda items 13 and 14 (zoning ordinances) from the agenda

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold public hearings on a proposed convenience store with fuel sales at 6270 Forest Hill Boulevard, a mid-year budget amendment, and zoning code changes for live entertainment and nightclubs. The council will also consider resolutions to satisfy property liens and receive reports from city departments and the sheriff's office.

• Public hearing on Resolution 2025-15: special exception for convenience store with fuel sales at 6270 Forest Hill Boulevard
• Public hearing on Resolution 2025-16: site plan for 2,824 sq ft convenience store with 12 fueling stations at same address
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2025-08: FY2024-25 budget amendment
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2025-04: zoning code changes for live entertainment and nightclubs (postponed)
• Resolution 2025-14: satisfying liens on residential property

The City Council approved the consent agenda and the second reading of the budget amendment. Two quasi-judicial items for a proposed convenience store with fuel sales at 6270 Forest Hill Boulevard were tabled until May 19, 2025, due to concerns about 24-hour operations. Ordinance 2025-04, regarding live entertainment and nightclub definitions, was removed from the agenda.

• Approved consent agenda including April 7, 2025 minutes and Resolution 2025-14 (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-08 budget amendment on second reading (4-0)
• Tabled Resolution 2025-15 special exception for fuel station until May 19 (4-0)
• Tabled Resolution 2025-16 site plan for convenience store until May 19 (4-0)
• Removed Ordinance 2025-04 from agenda

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hear nine separate code-enforcement cases referred by city staff. Each case involves alleged violations of city ordinances such as accessory structures, open storage, landscaping, exterior doors, shutters, impact protection, permits, and vegetation removal.

• CASE-1-25-10951 – Jaime E. Viloria, 301 Martin Ave – accessory structure violation
• CASE-1-25-11001 – Wileine Norreus & Hilarion Bernard, 4725 Empire Way – open storage, landscaping, exterior structure violations
• CASE-1-25-11011 – Jeffrey Loschin, 3413 Jog Park Dr – exterior doors, shutters & impact protection violations
• CASE-3-25-11181 – Pentecostal Tabernacle International Inc., 6030 Lake Worth Rd – permit & inspection issues
• CASE-3-25-11232 & CASE-3-25-11233 – vegetation-removal permit disputes at 5318 & 5341 Island Gypsy Dr

The Special Magistrate heard 9 code enforcement cases, ordering compliance within 30-45 days for 7 violations, with daily fines ranging from $10 to $100 if not corrected. One case was continued to the next meeting, and one was found in compliance. No representatives appeared for most cases.

• Ordered compliance within 30 days for accessory structure violation at 301 Martin Ave, with $10/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for open storage/landscaping/exterior structure violations at 4725 Empire Way, with $50/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for exterior doors/shutters violation at 3413 Jog Park Dr, with $100/day fine if not corrected
• Continued case for Pentecostal Tabernacle International Inc. at 6030 Lake Worth Rd to next meeting
• Found case for Gita Patel at 5025 Nautica Lake Cir in compliance prior to meeting
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for permit violation at 5065 Nautica Lake Cir, with $50/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 45 days for permit violation at 549 Walker Ave, with $100/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for permit violations at 5318 and 5341 Island Gypsy Dr, with $50/day fine each if not corrected

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will convene on April 15 at 1:00 PM in Council Chambers to review nine property-related code violations referred by city staff. No new ordinances or fees are on the agenda; the hearing covers only existing cases.

• CASE-1-25-10951 – Jaime E. Viloria, 301 Martin Ave – Accessory structure violation
• CASE-1-25-11001 – Wileine Norreus & Hilarion Bernard, 4725 Empire Way – Open storage, landscaping, exterior structure issues
• CASE-1-25-11011 – Jeffrey Loschin, 3413 Jog Park Dr – Exterior doors, shutters & impact protection
• CASE-3-25-11181 – Pentecostal Tabernacle International Inc., 6030 Lake Worth Rd – Building permit & inspection disputes
• CASE-3-25-11232 & CASE-3-25-11233 – Monique Jean/Josue Jusma & Vanessa Edmond et al., 5318 & 5341 Island Gypsy Dr – Vegetation removal permit requirements

Special Magistrate Bernard issued compliance orders and daily fines for seven properties regarding accessory structures, landscaping, and permit violations. One case was found compliant, and another was moved to the next meeting.

• Case-1-25-10951: Ordered compliance in 30 days or $10/day fine
• Case-1-25-11001: Ordered compliance in 30 days or $50/day fine
• Case-1-25-11011: Ordered compliance in 30 days or $100/day fine
• Case-3-25-11181: Moved to next meeting
• Case-3-25-11187: Found in compliance
• Case-3-25-11188: Ordered compliance in 30 days or $50/day fine
• Case-3-25-11208: Ordered compliance in 45 days or $100/day fine
• Case-3-25-11232 & 11233: Ordered compliance in 30 days or $50/day fine

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning-related ordinance and two development proposals, including a 44-unit townhouse project and a mixed-use plat. The council will also consider a budget amendment and make appointments for deputy mayor and a transportation agency representative.

• Ordinance 2025-08: First reading of budget amendment for FY 2024-25
• Public hearing: Ordinance 2025-04 to define live entertainment and nightclubs, revise restaurant definitions and live entertainment permit standards
• Quasi-judicial hearing: Resolution 2025-11 for 44 two-story townhouses at 6645 Chickasaw Road
• Quasi-judicial hearing: Resolution 2025-12 for C&C Legacy Plaza, a 2,598 sq ft office building and 3 townhouses on Jog Road
• Appointments: Deputy Mayor and representative to Palm Beach Transportation Planning Agency

The City Council approved a budget amendment for the Safe Street Project and youth program furniture. Council also approved site plans for 44 townhouses on Chickasaw Road and a mixed-use plaza on Jog Road. A first reading of a zoning ordinance regarding nightclubs and live entertainment was passed with one dissenting vote.

• Approved $880,000 budget adjustment for Safe Street Project and youth program furniture (5-0)
• Approved first reading of Ordinance 2025-04 regarding nightclub and live entertainment definitions (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 2025-11 for 44 townhouses at 6645 Chickasaw Road (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 2025-12 for C&C Legacy Plaza office and townhouse units (5-0)
• Appointed Councilmember Diaz as Deputy Mayor for April 2025 to April 2026
• Appointed Deputy Mayor Diaz as TPA Representative and Councilmember Dugo as Alternate
• Approved March 17, 2025 meeting minutes and 15 EMS write-offs (5-0)

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Greenacres Special Magistrate will hear nine code enforcement cases involving property maintenance, permits, signage, and business tax receipt violations at properties across the city. The meeting is scheduled for March 26, 2025, at 3:00 PM in City Hall Council Chambers.

• Case 1-25-10954: Julio C Villar Tejeda & Sonya L Santana Eusebio, 6357 Summer Sky Ln, permit and inspection violations
• Case 2-25-11145: 5283 Lake Worth Road LC, 5283 Lake Worth Rd, business tax receipt and window signage violations
• Case 6-24-10510: Church of God Seventh Day of Palm Beach Inc, 3535 S Jog Rd, multiple violations including grading, drainage, and vegetation removal
• Case 8-24-10666: Auto Repair Pros, 3838 Jog Rd, zoning and business tax receipt violations
• Case 2-25-11131: Jean Nixon & Judith Louis, 5505 Wishing Star Ln, permit violation

The Special Magistrate heard 9 code enforcement cases, ordering compliance deadlines and daily fines for 7 of them. Two cases were found compliant before the meeting. Fines range from $50 to $250 per day for violations including unpermitted work, overgrown vegetation, signage, and rubbish.

• Ordered compliance within 60 days for unpermitted AC unit at 6357 Summer Sky Ln, $50/day fine (Case 1-25-10954)
• Ordered compliance within 14 days for property maintenance violations at 5740 S 38th Ct, $100/day fine (Case 1-25-11010)
• Found Case 2-25-11131 (5505 Wishing Star Ln) compliant before meeting
• Ordered compliance within 45 days for signage and business tax violations at 5283 Lake Worth Rd, $100/day fine (Case 2-25-11145)
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for hurricane shutter violation at 342 Pine Ridge Cir Suite C1, $50/day fine (Case 2-25-11156)
• Ordered compliance within 10 days for rubbish violations at 453 Jennings Ave, $100/day fine (Case 3-25-11161)
• Found Case 3-25-11162 (456 Jennings Ave) compliant before meeting
• Ordered compliance within 30-120 days for multiple violations at 3535 S Jog Rd, $250/day fine (Case 6-24-10510)

Education Advisory Committee

The Education Advisory Committee will hear a presentation on youth programs and new building construction, approve February minutes, discuss school liaison visits, and consider STEM scholarship approval. They will also review upcoming events including the PBSO Young Entrepreneur Fair and Egg'stravaganza, and note scholarship application deadlines.

• Presentation by Ezekiel Sotelo on Youth Program services and new building construction
• Approval of February minutes
• STEM Scholarship approval discussion
• Educational Scholarship Program applications due April 4, 2025 at 5PM
• PBSO Young Entrepreneur Fair on May 10, 2025, 10AM-1PM

City Council

The Greenacres City Council is meeting to consider several items, including two public hearings on zoning ordinance amendments. The first would revise development application procedures and notice requirements, and the second would add a new use for prescribed pediatric extended care and adjust criteria for therapeutic adult day care centers. The council will also receive a presentation on a retail strategies partnership and hear department reports.

• Public hearing: Ordinance 2025-01 (second reading) to amend zoning regulations for development application procedures, notice, and expiration of approvals
• Public hearing: Ordinance 2025-03 (second reading) to add Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care use and move Therapeutic Adult Day Care Center criteria
• Resolution 2025-07 to adopt amended personnel policies handbook
• Presentation: Retail Strategies Partnership Kick-Off
• Approval of March 3, 2025 meeting minutes

The City Council approved two zoning ordinances on second reading: Ordinance 2025-01, which revises development application procedures and notice requirements, and Ordinance 2025-03, which adds Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care as a permitted use and moves Therapeutic Adult Day Care criteria. Both passed unanimously. The council also approved the consent agenda, including the personnel policies handbook update, and removed a presentation on retail strategies from the agenda.

• Approved Ordinance 2025-01 on second reading (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-03 on second reading (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including Resolution 2025-07 (5-0)
• Removed Retail Strategies Partnership Kick-Off presentation from agenda

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold public hearings on a proposed 60-unit townhouse development at 6240 Dodd Road, including site plan approval and preliminary plat. The council will also consider first readings of two zoning ordinance amendments, one revising development application procedures and another adding prescribed pediatric extended care as a permitted use. Consent items include agreements for professional services and a fuel tax interlocal agreement.

• Resolution 2025-09: Site plan for 60 two-story townhouses at 6240 Dodd Road
• Resolution 2025-08: Preliminary plat for Astoria Towns, 60 units on 6.566 acres
• Ordinance 2025-01: Revises development application procedures and notice requirements
• Ordinance 2025-03: Adds prescribed pediatric extended care use to zoning code
• Resolution 2025-06: Approves agreements with 18 firms for engineering and architectural services

The City Council approved a site plan and preliminary plat for a 60-unit townhouse development at 6240 Dodd Road, with prices starting at $300K. They also advanced two zoning ordinance amendments on first reading and approved the consent agenda, including an interlocal fuel tax agreement. A scholarship donation discussion was referred to staff for further research.

• Approved Resolution 2025-09 for site and development plans for 60 townhouses at 6240 Dodd Road (4-0)
• Approved Resolution 2025-08 preliminary plat for Astoria Towns, 60 townhouse units on 6.566 acres (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-01 on first reading to revise development application procedures (4-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2025-03 on first reading to add prescribed pediatric extended care use standards (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda including Resolution 2025-06 for professional services agreements and Resolution 2025-10 for fuel tax interlocal agreement (4-0)

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Greenacres Special Magistrate will hear nine code enforcement cases involving property maintenance, vehicles, roofing, shutters, landscaping, and signs. Each case is a public hearing where the magistrate may decide on fines or compliance orders. The agenda is otherwise procedural, including approval of minutes and scheduling the next hearing.

• Case 11-24-10863: Julio Altidor, 6581 Dillman Rd, permits required
• Case 1-25-10966: Jose & Maria Soto, 312 Broward Ave, motor vehicles
• Case 1-25-10994: Franzen & Vanessa M Volpe, 317 Martin Ave, exterior property areas and motor vehicles
• Case 1-25-11053: Armando J Leandry Collazo, 2551 Egret Lake Dr, shutters and impact protection
• Case 9-24-10816: Oke Plaza Ltd, 3818 Jog Rd, prohibited signs

The Special Magistrate heard nine code enforcement cases, ordering compliance deadlines and daily fines for violations including unpermitted pool construction, inoperable vehicles, and roof issues. Several cases were found compliant before the meeting and resulted in 'Finding of Fact' orders. No cases were denied or tabled.

• Ordered compliance within 90 days for unpermitted pool at 6581 Dillman Rd, with $100/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 14 days for inoperable vehicle at 312 Broward Ave, with $50/day fine if not corrected
• Issued 'Finding of Fact' for open storage and unregistered vehicles at 317 Martin Ave (compliant before meeting)
• Ordered compliance within 14 days for shutter violation at 2551 Egret Lake Dr, with $50/day fine if not corrected
• Ordered compliance within 90 days for roof violation at 1027 Island Manor Dr, with $50/day fine if not corrected
• Issued 'Finding of Fact' for exterior property and structure violations at 515 Jackson Ave (compliant before meeting)
• Found case at 153 Harbor Lake Cir in compliance before meeting
• Ordered compliance within 30 days for prohibited sign at 3818 Jog Rd, with $100/day fine if not corrected

Education Advisory Committee

The Education Advisory Committee will hear presentations from a high school principal and an early learning coalition official, approve minutes, and discuss school visit reports. It will also consider a training funds request from E-Care Ambulance Inc. and a $1,500 STEM scholarship request, plus review upcoming events and scholarship deadlines.

• Presentation by Oscar Otero, Principal, Dr. Joaquin Garcia High School
• Presentation by Aruna Gilbert, Chief Program and Policy Officer, Early Learning Coalition of Palm Beach County
• E-Care Ambulance Inc. Training and Education Funds request by Mr. Daer Serrano
• STEM $1,500 Education Scholarship Request by Mr. Mark Sick
• Educational Scholarship Program applications due April 4, 2025, at 5 PM

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold its regular meeting on February 3, 2025, with several action items. They will consider a resolution to publish legal notices electronically on Palm Beach County's website, and discuss renaming Chickasaw Road. The agenda also includes a presentation from Discover The Palm Beaches, proclamations, consent agenda items, and routine department reports.

• Resolution 2025-03: Authorizing electronic publication of legal ads on Palm Beach County website
• Discussion: Renaming Chickasaw Road
• Resolution 2025-02: Satisfying liens on residential property
• Proclamations: Random Acts of Kindness Week and Pink Shirt Day
• Presentation: Discover The Palm Beaches

The City Council approved Resolution 2025-03, authorizing electronic publication of legal advertisements on Palm Beach County's website. The council also approved the consent agenda, which included minutes and a lien resolution, and appointed Councilmember Diaz to the Creative Branding Committee. A proposal to rename Chickasaw Road was discussed but not changed.

• Approved Resolution 2025-03 for electronic legal ad publication (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including Jan. 6 minutes and lien resolution (5-0)
• Appointed Councilmember Diaz to Creative Branding Committee
• Chickasaw Road renaming not changed; road marker suggested instead

City Council

The Greenacres City Council will hold a workshop meeting to receive a presentation on rebranding research and strategy from Sam Preston of North Star Place Branding and Marketing. The meeting is procedural with no formal decisions scheduled.

The City Council held a workshop meeting with a presentation from North Star Place Branding and Marketing on rebranding research. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational only.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)

Special Magistrate Hearing

The City of Greenacres Special Magistrate will hold a hearing on January 22, 2025, to address 14 code enforcement cases involving property owners. Cases cover violations such as signage, parking, rubbish, vegetation, and building permits at various locations across the city.

• Case 10-24-10833: Real Sub LLC, 6752 Forest Hill Blvd — snipe sign, shutters, A-frame sign violations
• Case 11-24-10847: Buttonwood Plaza Ltd, 3084 S. Jog Rd — business tax and inspection violations
• Case 11-24-10849: Leonard R & Cynthia O'Donnell, 4736 Chariot Cir — parking and storage violations
• Case 12-24-10940: Jufec Corp, 4931 S Military Trl — rubbish, vacant structure, vegetation violations
• Case 4-23-9772: Crown Plaza LLC, 6412 Melaleuca Ln — multiple code and fire safety violations

Special Magistrate Bernard presided over a hearing addressing 14 code enforcement cases. For most unresolved violations, the Magistrate ordered compliance within 30 to 90 days, with fines of $50 or $100 per day accruing if not corrected. Several cases were closed as compliant prior to the meeting, while others received 'Findings of Fact' determinations.

• Ordered Finding of Fact for Real Sub LLC (6752 Forest Hill Blvd)
• Ordered 30-day compliance for Buttonwood Plaza Ltd ($100/day fine)
• Closed case for Leonard & Cynthia O'Donnell as compliant
• Ordered 30-day compliance for Angnar Tretten ($100/day fine)
• Ordered Finding of Fact for TGC Greenacres LLC semi-truck parking
• Ordered 60-day compliance for Jufec Corp exterior structure ($100/day fine)
• Ordered 60-day compliance for Crown Plaza LLC multiple violations ($100/day fine)
• Ordered 45-day compliance for Ferman & Murillo unpermitted structure ($100/day fine)

Special Magistrate Hearing

The Greenacres Special Magistrate will conduct a public hearing at 3 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers to review 14 code-violation cases referred by city staff. Each case involves alleged violations of city ordinances such as exterior structures, rubbish storage, vegetation control, and sign regulations.

• CASE-10-24-10833 – REAL SUB LLC, 6752 Forest Hill Blvd (snipe signs, A-frame signs, shutters)
• CASE-11-24-10847 – BUTTONWOOD PLAZA LTD, 3084 S Jog Rd (business tax & inspection)
• CASE-12-24-10902 – TGC GREENACRES LLC, 5055 10th Ave N (exterior structure, rubbish)
• CASE-12-24-10940 – JUFEC CORP, 4931 S Military Trl (rubbish, vacant structures, landscaping)
• CASE-9-24-10802 – HOLY MADINAH LLC, 4931 S Military Trl (exterior property areas, rubbish)

The Special Magistrate heard 14 code enforcement cases, ordering compliance deadlines and daily fines for most. Several cases were found compliant or partially compliant before the hearing. No cases were denied or tabled.

• Case 10-24-10833 (Real Sub LLC): Finding of Fact issued, violations compliant
• Case 11-24-10847 (Buttonwood Plaza): 30 days to comply, $100/day fine
• Case 11-24-10849 (O'Donnell): Compliant prior to meeting
• Case 12-24-10885 (Angnar Tretton): 30 days to comply, $100/day fine
• Case 12-24-10902 (TGC Greenacres LLC): Finding of Fact for semi trailer parking
• Case 12-24-10940 (Jufec Corp): 60 days to comply, $100/day fine
• Case 4-23-9772 (Crown Plaza LLC): 60 days to comply, $100/day fine; Finding of Fact for window signs/covers
• Case 4-24-10376 (Paxtain Ferman): 45 days to comply, $100/day fine

Education Advisory Committee

The Greenacres Education Advisory Committee will hear presentations from John I. Leonard High School and the Transition to Kindergarten program, approve December minutes, and discuss future presentations. They will also review the scholarship program with applications due April 4, 2025, and plan upcoming community events.

• Presentation by Dr. Jesus Armas, Principal John I. Leonard High School, and T2K program
• Approval of December meeting minutes
• Discussion of Chair's Initiative to inform City Council and residents about school issues
• Educational Scholarship Program applications due April 4, 2025
• Upcoming events: Daddy Daughter Dance (Feb 8) and Rock-N-Roll Sunday/Chili Cook-Off (Mar 2)

The committee approved the minutes from the October meeting. Members heard presentations on high school security and kindergarten readiness, and identified school attendance and kindergarten readiness as top priorities.

• Approved October meeting minutes

City Council

The Greenacres City Council is meeting to consider two agreements related to improvements to the western portion of Chickasaw Road: a funding agreement and an access and maintenance easement agreement. The agenda also includes presentations, proclamations, and approval of the consent agenda, which covers meeting minutes and a resolution authorizing an amendment to a Community Development Block Grant agreement for the Phase II Original Section Sewer Project.

• Agreement: Funding Agreement for improvements to the western portion of Chickasaw Road
• Agreement: Access and Maintenance Easement Agreement for Chickasaw Road
• Resolution 2025-01: Authorizing Amendment 001 for FY 2023-2024 CDBG Agreement R2023-1461 for Phase II Original Section Sewer Project
• Proclamation: Honoring the Legacy of the Lake Worth Herald Press publications
• Presentation: Legislative update by State Representative Debra Tendrich, District 89

The City Council approved two agreements related to Chickasaw Road: a funding agreement providing over $500,000 for improvements and an access and maintenance easement agreement with the Lake Worth Drainage District. The consent agenda, including minutes and a CDBG amendment, was also approved. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved funding agreement for Chickasaw Road improvements (over $500,000)
• Approved access and maintenance easement agreement for Chickasaw Road
• Approved consent agenda including December 16, 2024 minutes and Resolution 2025-01 (CDBG amendment)