Hallandale Beach public meetings in 2024
60 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will review several land development applications, including a request to reduce a proposed hotel tower's height and unit count. The board will also discuss ordinances regarding parking reduction strategies and open-air sports courts.
- Proposed reduction of Tower 200 at 501 Diplomat Parkway from 30 stories (274 units) to 21 stories (108 units)
- Variance request for boat slips and docks at 500 Diplomat Parkway
- Proposed ordinance to allow open-air sports courts as accessory uses in the Hallandale Beach Boulevard District
- Variance request to reduce rear yard setback for a screen enclosure at Fire Station No. 7 (111 Foster Road)
- Proposed ordinance creating Section 32-458 regarding parking reduction strategies
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will vote on a resolution to use a uniform method for collecting non‑ad valorem special assessments to fund the city’s stormwater utility system. The agenda also includes a procurement contract up to $50,000 per firm for multimedia and public‑relations services, several ordinance readings affecting vacant property maintenance, advisory board background checks, and camping regulations, and a fee‑book amendment for beach courtesy chairs and cemetery use.
- Resolution to adopt a uniform non‑ad valorem special assessment method for funding the stormwater utility system
- RFP # FY 2023-2024-CRA02-HBCRA for multimedia, public relations, and communication services, not to exceed $50,000 per firm per fiscal year
- Ordinance amending Chapter 14 to establish vacant property registration, maintenance, and security requirements
- Ordinance amending Chapter 2 to require background checks for advisory board members and set holiday scheduling guidelines
- Ordinance repealing and replacing Chapter 19 provisions on camping and obstructing public streets
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board will consider a consent agenda that includes a resolution to amend a redevelopment agreement with Investcom Construction, increasing the expenditure limit from $5,000,000 to $6,410,241.75 and extending the term to September 30, 2026. Other consent items include rescinding the purchase of property at 716 Foster Road for $177,100, awarding restaurant rent emergency stability grants to Blues Burgers Hallandale ($40,436.31) and Ceviche Avenue LLC ($13,062.80), and awarding a tenant lease subsidy to Genesis Hallandale LLC ($30,800). The board will also discuss appointments to the HBCRA Quadrant Safety Board.
- Amendment to redevelopment agreement with Investcom Construction – increase expenditure limit to $6,410,241.75 and extend term to Sept 30, 2026
- Rescission of purchase of property at 716 Foster Road for $177,100 from Tarpon IV LLC
- Restaurant rent emergency stability grant of $40,436.31 to Blues Burgers Hallandale L.L.C
- Restaurant rent emergency stability grant of $13,062.80 to Ceviche Avenue LLC
- Tenant lease subsidy of $30,800 to Genesis Hallandale LLC
GISND Board of Directors
The GISND Board of Directors will meet to consider appointments and reappointments to the Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District Advisory Board. The meeting is scheduled for December 18, 2024, at 5:30 PM.
- Appointments to Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District Advisory Board
- Ordinance No. 2023-014 referenced in agenda cover memo
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board of Directors will meet to consider appointments and reappointments to the Three Island Safe Neighborhood District Advisory Board. The meeting is scheduled for December 18, 2024, at 5:30 PM in the City of Hallandale Beach Commission Chambers.
- Appointments/Reappointments to Three Island Safe Neighborhood District Advisory Board
- Consideration of Ordinance No. 2023-014
- Public participation period available
- Meeting held at 400 S. Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
City Commission
This meeting is entirely procedural. The only agenda item is the approval of draft minutes from 25 prior commission meetings dating from February 2023 through November 2024. No new ordinances, resolutions, public hearings, or financial decisions are scheduled.
- Approval of draft minutes from 25 prior meetings (Feb 2023 to Nov 2024)
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider three major resolutions: a $124,682.41 cybersecurity services contract with Carahsoft, a $6,668,449 award to Southern Underground Industries for rehabilitation of lift stations 10, 11, and 15, and an interlocal agreement with the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization for transportation planning services. Additional agenda items include ordinances on first and second reading, public presentations, and routine consent‑agenda items.
- Resolution authorizing NASPO ValuePoint Carahsoft contract for cybersecurity operations up to $124,682.41 (Chief Information Officer staff)
- Resolution awarding FY 2023‑2024‑10 Lift Stations 10, 11, and 15 Rehabilitation Project to Southern Underground Industries, Inc. for $6,668,449 (Public Works Director staff)
- Resolution approving an interlocal agreement with the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization for transportation planning services (Sustainable Development Director staff)
- Ordinances on first reading
- Ordinances on second reading/public hearing
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider a consent agenda containing several resolutions. Items include a $22,838 settlement for Meadowbrook Towers Condominium B design and construction drawings, a settlement of a subrogation claim with Optum Insurance, a contract up to $599,799 with Black & Veatch for general regulatory engineering services, and a resolution supporting the American Jewish Committee’s call for emergency action against antisemitic violence. All items are slated for adoption by a single motion unless any member pulls them for separate discussion.
- Settlement of $22,838 for Meadowbrook Towers Condominium B design and construction drawings
- Settlement of subrogation claim with Optum Insurance (amount not specified)
- Authorization of up to $599,799 contract with Black & Veatch for general regulatory engineering services (CCNA work)
- Resolution supporting the American Jewish Committee’s call for emergency action against antisemitic violence
GISND/TISND Board of Directors
The GISND and TISND Boards of Directors are holding a special joint meeting. The board will discuss traffic and safety regarding a gate arms system and the collection of neighborhood district IDs.
- Discussion of gate arms system traffic and safety
- Discussion of Safe Neighborhood Districts ID's collection form
- TISND project schedule update
City Commission
This special organizational meeting will install the newly-elected city commissioners and appoint a vice mayor, setting the commission's leadership for the term. A consent agenda with over a dozen resolutions covers contracts, grants, and budget items, including major infrastructure and police equipment purchases.
- Installation of newly-elected commissioners and administration of oath of office
- Appointment of vice mayor
- Resolution to submit grant applications for various programs (list in exhibit)
- Authorizing $994,680 over five years for tasers, body-worn cameras, and evidence storage software from Axon Enterprise
- Awarding $1,898,200 bid for 16-inch water main replacement on Atlantic Shores Blvd to JVA Engineering Contractor Inc.
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board will consider approving minutes from October 30, a monthly financial report, and a resolution to award a contract for renovations to two lake houses. The contract is for $492,264 plus a $73,839 contingency, totaling $566,103, to Juliana Enterprises, Inc. dba ADAL FGC.
- Resolution awarding ITB bid for Lake Houses Renovations at 1016 & 1018 S.W. 8th Street to Juliana Enterprises, Inc. for $492,264 plus $73,839 contingency (total $566,103)
- Monthly Financial Report for October 2024
- Approval of draft minutes from October 30, 2024 HBCRA Board meeting
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will hold a first‑reading vote on an ordinance that repeals and replaces Chapter 19, Section 19‑1 of the city code, which currently addresses camping and obstructing public streets. The ordinance is sponsored by Mayor Joy F. Cooper and includes provisions for conflict, codification, and severability. Public comment is permitted, limited to three minutes per speaker. The meeting also includes standard procedural items and public participation guidelines.
- First reading of ordinance repealing Chapter 19, Section 19‑1 (camping and obstructing public streets)
- Ordinance includes provisions for conflict, codification, and severability
- Sponsored by Mayor Joy F. Cooper
City Commission
The Hallandale Beach City Commission will consider approving the fiscal year 2024-25 budget, a beach chair service program, and a five-year contract for police uniforms. The meeting also includes resolutions for a senior mini-grant program and the release of property liens.
- Approve budget amendments for FY 2023-24
- Authorize $403,648 for five-year police uniform supply contract
- Implement residential shutter/impact glass and senior mini-grant programs
- Adopt rules for commercial beach chair services
- Release liens on 719 Foster Road property
HBCRA Board of Directors
The Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency board will consider a resolution to allocate $100,000 to the Restaurant Rent Emergency Stability Grant Program and authorize the Executive Director to implement the emergency business rent relief grant. It will also vote on a first amendment to the redevelopment agreement with BHP Community Land Trust, providing a 90‑day extension for the project. A separate resolution will increase the design‑services fee to $245,735 for 2 Plus Architects for work at 627‑631 S.W. 6th Terrace and 632 S.W. 6th Terrace. Routine items include approval of draft minutes, the September 2024 financial report, and other agency business.
- Allocate $100,000 to the Restaurant Rent Emergency Stability Grant Program (resolution)
- Approve first amendment to redevelopment agreement with BHP Community Land Trust for a 90‑day extension
- Increase design‑services fee to $245,735 for 2 Plus Architects for properties at 627‑631 S.W. 6th Terrace and 632 S.W. 6th Terrace
- Approve monthly financial report for September 2024
- Approve draft minutes from the September 25, 2024 board meeting
City Commission
The City Commission is meeting to conduct city business and hear public participation. The agenda includes a presentation for a proclamation honoring Dr. Joseph A. Amunategui II.
- Proclamation for Dr. Joseph A. Amunategui II
City Commission
The City Commission is reviewing proposed changes to density limits, unit sizes, and parking requirements for several residential districts. The body is also considering a plat note amendment for a property on South Ocean Drive and updates to the city's procurement code.
- Proposed amendments to residential zoning districts RD-12, RM-18, RM-25, and RM-HD-2 regarding density and parking
- Plat note amendment for Biltmore Mansions at 1928 South Ocean Drive
- Interlocal agreement for additional code compliance services for fiscal year 2024-2025
- Proposed amendment to Procurement Code Section 23-12(2) regarding bid bonds
- Appointments to City Advisory Boards and Committees
City Commission
The City Commission is meeting to discuss a supplemental agenda. The primary item is a resolution to award a contract for independent review and general consulting engineering services for city operations.
- Awarding of RFP # FY 2023-2024-09 for engineering services under the Consultants’ Competitive Negotiation Act
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board of Directors will consider adopting the final revenue and expenditure estimates for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. The board will also review updates on residential impact window-door and commercial projects.
- Awarding RFP # FY 2023-2024 CRA03 for mixed-use development in Harlem Village to Dragonfly Investments, LLC
- Professional services agreement with Taylor English Duma LLP for legal services not to exceed $155,000
- Interlocal agreement for community policing innovations not to exceed $1,826,237
- Funding not to exceed $312,292.70 for infrastructure improvements at the Hallandale City Center commercial kitchen incubator
- 90-day grant extensions for ABA Sheli LLC and Urbalo LLC
TISND Board of Directors
The Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors is meeting to conduct a final budget hearing. The board will consider resolutions to set the tax millage and adopt the final annual budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year.
- Resolution adopting an ad valorem tax millage for the 2024-2025 fiscal year
- Resolution adopting the final annual budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year
- Approval of draft minutes from May 1, 2024, and June 26, 2024, special meetings
TISND Board of Directors
The Three Islands Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors is meeting to conduct its first budget hearing. The board will consider resolutions regarding the tentative annual budget and tax millage for the 2024-2025 fiscal year.
- Resolution adopting a tentative ad valorem tax millage for the 2024-2025 fiscal year
- Resolution adopting a tentative annual budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will review Application V‑24‑5360, a request by the City of Hallandale Beach to waive the minimum front‑yard setback required in the C‑F (Community Facilities) zoning district. The variance would allow construction of an informational public announcement structure at the City Hall Complex, located at 300‑400 South Federal Highway. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of draft minutes and a liaison report.
- Variance application V‑24‑5360 to waive front‑yard setback in C‑F district for a public announcement structure at 300‑400 South Federal Highway
Planning and Zoning Board
The Hallandale Beach Planning and Zoning Board will consider an ordinance to amend the city's Zoning and Land Development Code regarding the process for minor revisions to development agreements. The meeting is open to the public and will be held at City Hall.
- Ordinance to amend Chapter 32 regarding development agreement revisions
- Public hearing on proposed draft ordinance
- Meeting held via telephone conference call
Executive Session
The City Commission is holding an executive session to discuss a specific legal matter. The meeting focuses on Case No. 24-004104, Seaborn Gaulden v. City of Hallandale Beach.
- Executive Session Case No. 24-004104: Seaborn Gaulden v. City of Hallandale Beach
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a discussion regarding Chaves Lake. The meeting also includes a consent agenda item for the City Attorney's annual evaluation.
- Discussion on Chaves Lake
- City Attorney annual evaluation
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board is meeting to discuss a proposed ordinance that would amend several sections of the Zoning and Land Development Code. The proposal focuses on residential density, unit sizes, site development standards, and minimum parking requirements.
- Proposed amendments to RD-12 Residential Two-Family (Duplex) District
- Proposed amendments to RM-18, RM-25, and RM-HD-2 Residential Multi-Family Districts
- Proposed amendments to B-L Business Limited District
- Proposed changes to Section 32-311 regarding density limits
- Proposed changes to Section 32-455 regarding minimum parking space requirements
City Commission
The City Commission will review the 2024-2025 Strategic Plan and several legislative updates. Discussion items include a new accessory dwelling unit amnesty program and various budget and zoning amendments.
- Purchase of playground equipment and surfacing not to exceed $203,613.91
- Equipment rental increase with United Rentals not to exceed $125,000
- Authorization of an Accessory Dwelling Unit Amnesty Program
- Amendment to the Broward County Community Shuttle Service interlocal agreement
- First reading of ordinance regarding Unsafe Structures Board composition
HBCRA Board of Directors
The Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency Board will review a consent agenda containing five resolutions. The board will consider authorizing contracts for an enhanced Freebee program and streetlighting upgrades, purchasing two properties on Foster Road, and amending a community policing agreement for fiscal year 2023-2024. These actions fund local services, improve public infrastructure, and expand agency property holdings.
- Contract with BeeFree LLC up to $173,280 for an enhanced Freebee program
- LED lighting agreement with Florida Power & Light up to $167,266.98 for streetlighting improvements
- Purchase of 716 Foster Road from Tarpion IV LLC up to $177,100
- Purchase of 719 Foster Road from Blue Creek Holdings LLC up to $147,400
- Second amendment to interlocal agreement for community policing innovations (FY 2023-2024)
City Commission
The City Commission is conducting a special budget workshop led by the City Manager. The discussion includes a budget presentation and stormwater remeasurement results and billing changes.
- Budget Presentation
- Stormwater Remeasurement Results and Billing Changes
GISND Board of Directors
The Golden Isles Safe Neighborhood District Board of Directors is holding a special meeting to approve a resolution that establishes a proposed millage rate for fiscal year 2024-2025. The board will also set the date, time, and location for upcoming public hearings to consider this rate and the proposed budget. The agenda does not list specific dollar amounts, exact hearing dates, or final tax figures. The proposed millage rate will determine property tax funding allocated to the district.
- Resolution establishing the proposed millage rate for fiscal year 2024-2025
- Scheduling of public hearings to consider the proposed millage rate and budget
- Reference to attached millage rate calculations
- Meeting location: 400 S. Federal Highway, Hallandale Beach, FL 33009
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board of Directors is meeting to consider a resolution regarding the upcoming fiscal year. The board will establish a proposed millage rate and set dates, times, and locations for public hearings to discuss the proposed budget.
- Resolution establishing the proposed millage rate for fiscal year 2024-2025
- Setting of public hearing dates for the proposed budget and millage rate
City Commission
The City Commission will review several resolutions including equipment purchases for police and public works. The agenda also includes a new construction agreement for Lift Station 3 and a partial settlement regarding retirement trust services.
- Purchase of a high water city vehicle from Hollywood Chrysler Jeep for up to $83,500
- Purchase of pumps and pumper trucks for up to $780,000
- New construction agreement with Southern Underground Industries, Inc. for Lift Station 3 for up to $3,108,856.96
- Partial settlement in case no. CACE-22-013944 regarding police and firefighter retirement trust accrual services
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several consent agenda items including gunshot detection renewal and city-wide camera repairs. The meeting also includes first and second readings of various zoning ordinances and a quasi-judicial resolution regarding residential development.
- Renewal of SoundThinking Inc. gunshot detection services up to $823,336
- Motorola Solutions, Inc. camera repair and addition for up to $582,456
- Agreement with Miami Rescue Mission, Inc. for bed allocation up to $55,480
- Hazen and Sawyer agreement for electric vehicle charger design up to $124,558
- Resolution for Leisure Apartments Inc. to increase units from 24 to 35 at 215 SE 4th Street
City Commission
The City Commission is conducting a special budget workshop led by the City Manager. The discussion includes presentations regarding the strategic plan, resident survey findings, and a fire assessment fee study.
- June 2024 Strategic Plan presentation
- 2024 Resident Survey findings report and GIS maps
- Fire Assessment Fee Study and draft methodology report
GISND Board of Directors
The GISND Board of Directors will meet to consider a resolution regarding a property damage claim. The board is reviewing a proposed settlement with Harry Cooper in exchange for an appropriate release.
- Resolution approving settlement of property damage claim with Harry Cooper
City Commission
The City Commission will hold an executive session regarding a specific legal case. This item involves a pension board settlement and litigation as managed by the City Attorney.
- Executive Session Case No: 2201399 - Pension Board Settlement and Litigation
City Commission
The City Commission meeting includes an executive session to discuss a specific legal matter. The session involves the case of City of Hallandale Beach vs. Hyppolite.
- Executive Session Case No: 22-015479 - City of Hallandale Beach vs. Hyppolite
City Commission
The City Commission will meet to consider a resolution regarding the purchase of city vehicles. The proposed action involves acquiring specialized equipment for city use.
- Resolution to authorize the purchase of four (4) high water city vehicles from Hollywood Chrysler Jeep for a total not to exceed $334,000
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board is reviewing several proposed ordinances. These include updates to density in the Transitional Mixed Use subdistrict, allowing outdoor cooking at restaurants, and establishing annual permits for temporary uses on city-owned properties.
- Amendment to density limits in the Transitional Mixed Use subdistrict
- Ordinance to allow outdoor cooking as an accessory use for restaurants
- Ordinance regarding annual permits for temporary uses on City or CRA owned properties
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several proclamations and various ordinances regarding zoning and land development. The agenda also includes a consent agenda covering staffing authorizations, public transit grants, and employee insurance awards.
- Resolution to authorize temporary staffing with Robert Half International, Inc. up to $320,000
- Resolution for a supplemental FDOT public transit grant of $1,461,000 for electric bus facility support
- Awarding of group medical and insurance contracts to Aetna and Minnesota Life
- First reading of an ordinance regarding payment in lieu of affordable housing units
- Second reading of ordinances regarding streets/sidewalks, temporary uses, and zoning districts
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board will review monthly financial reports and various development agreements. Items include a change order for the Foster Road Streetscape Improvements Project and a design services contract for properties on S.W. 6th Terrace. The board will also consider property conveyance for affordable housing use.
- $252,941.90 change order for Foster Road Streetscape Improvements Project
- Design services agreement with 2 Plus Architects, Inc. up to $104,210
- $67,000 commercial interior renovation grant to Daluki LLC
- Second amendment to redevelopment agreement with Margo Building Development LLC
- Property conveyance for affordable housing use
City Commission
The City Commission will conduct a special budget workshop to discuss city finances. The discussion includes presentations on the city budget, a five-year capital improvement plan, and public safety expansion.
- Budget Presentation
- 5 Year CIP Plan Presentation
- Citywide Public Safety Expansion Presentation
- Stray Dog Animal Procedures Presentation
- Cemetery Update Presentation
City Commission
The City Commission will review several annual reports and budget performance updates. The meeting includes a presentation on the current state of homelessness in Hallandale Beach.
- Presentation on the current state of homelessness in Hallandale Beach
- Resolution authorizing $125,000 for acting city engineer R.J. Behar & Company
- Resolution approving settlement for Kyle Borak v. City of Hallandale Beach
- Resolution approving a quit claim deed for property at 810 NW 3rd Ave
- Ordinance regarding the November 5, 2024 general election
TISND Board of Directors
The TISND Board of Directors will meet to consider the appointment of a new board member. The agenda also includes reviewing the TISND Advisory Board Annual Report and approving draft minutes from 2023 meetings.
- Appointment of a TISND Board of Directors member
- Review of the TISND Advisory Board Annual Report
- Approval of draft minutes from June 21, September 13, and September 26, 2023
GISND Board of Directors
The GISND Board of Directors is holding a special meeting to consider the GISND Advisory Board Annual Report. The board will also review and approve draft minutes from four previous meetings held in 2023.
- Approval of draft minutes from June 21, August 23, September 13, and September 26, 2023
- GISND Advisory Board Annual Report
Planning and Zoning Board
The Board will consider a request by Leisure Constructions 2023 LLC to increase the number of units at 215 SE 4 Street from 24 to 35. Additionally, members will review an ordinance amending several zoning standards regarding parking and unit sizes.
- Request to increase units from 24 to 35 for Leisure Apartments at 215 SE 4 Street
- Amendment to secondary street setback in the RAC District/Transit Core Subdistrict
- Ordinance amending parking standards and minimum unit sizes in several subdistricts
City Commission
The City Commission will review a beach policy discussion and several proposed ordinances regarding zoning, temporary uses, and accessory dwelling units. The agenda also includes various proclamations and the approval of several professional service agreements.
- Beach policy discussion and Mayor's Beach Chair Ordinance Proposal
- Agreement with Cherry Bakaert Advisory LLC for $50,000 for grants accounting assistance
- Agreement with Aclarian LLC for $75,000 per fiscal year for treasury functions
- Work authorization with Craven, Thompson & Associates, Inc. for $156,364 for Lift Station #9 design
- Ordinance regarding a general election on November 5, 2024
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board is reviewing an ordinance to increase the number of Regional Activity Center residential units. The board is also considering amendments regarding payments in lieu of affordable housing units across several subdistricts.
- Increase to Regional Activity Center (RAC) residential units
- Amendments to subdistrict standards relating to payment in lieu of affordable housing units
- Discussion on civic open space requirements
City Commission
The City Commission will review items regarding a mixed-use development at 600 E Hallandale Beach Blvd, including residential unit allocations and easement vacations. The agenda also includes a contract for the NW SW 8th Ave Complete Street Design project. Additionally, the commission will discuss community policing services for fiscal year 2023-2024.
- Development agreement for the Beach Gateway Project featuring 720 residential units and retail space.
- Contract with Craven, Thompson & Associates, Inc. for NW SW 8th Ave Complete Street Design up to $380,000.
- Ordinance amending the zoning code regarding the allocation of residential units.
- Request by 600 Hallandale Partners, LLC to vacate roadway and utility easements at 600 E Hallandale Beach Blvd.
- Amendment to the interlocal agreement for community policing services for fiscal year 2023-2024.
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board of Directors will meet to discuss several financial resolutions, including a budget amendment for the 2023-2024 fiscal year. The agenda includes multiple grant awards for commercial renovations and tenant subsidies, as well as lease approvals and construction agreements.
- Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 budget
- $10,916.91 tenant rent subsidy grant to Cream Coral Collection LLC
- Grants to Mi Patio Lounge LLC d/b/a Kiska Lounge for interior renovation ($16,170), facade improvement ($39,242.18), and a kitchen grant ($100,000)
- Lease of premises in Hallandale City Center at 501 North Dixie Highway
- Second amendment to Construction Manager at Risk agreement with Burkhardt Construction, Inc.
City Commission
The City Commission will review several resolutions including a $945,000 grant for lift station rehabilitation. The agenda also includes discussions on flood vulnerability assessments and updates to the zoning code.
- $945,000 grant for rehabilitation of lift stations #10, #11, and #15
- $105,000 work authorization for high tide and storm surge flood assessment
- $100,000 for trash and debris removal services via Coastal Waste and Recycling, Inc.
- $129,000 roof replacement for city fleet and mechanical buildings
- Zoning amendments regarding rooftop amenities and fences/walls
GISND Board of Directors
The GISND Board of Directors is considering a resolution to award a professional services contract for Phase 1 of the GISND Vision Plan design. The resolution would authorize the award to Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. and allow the City Manager to negotiate an agreement.
- Resolution to award RFP # FY 2023-2024-02 for Phase 1 of the GISND Vision Plan design to Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.
Planning and Zoning Board
The Board will consider a major development plan and modifications for the 21-unit Mateo Apartments. The agenda also includes a variance request for a daycare area and several ordinances to amend the city's zoning code.
- Major Development Plan for Mateo Apartments at 2524 E. Hallandale Beach Blvd
- Variance request for a daycare recreational area at 601 N Federal Highway
- Ordinance amending various residential and business zoning districts
- Ordinance regarding temporary uses, fees, and penalties
- Ordinance relating to the allocation of residential units
City Commission
The City Commission will review several ordinances regarding zoning, including rules for rooftop amenities and accessory dwelling units. The meeting also includes discussions on grant applications for public works and after-school programs. Additionally, the commission will consider a furniture purchase agreement and a records management contract.
- Zoning amendments for rooftop amenities and accessory dwelling units
- Grant applications up to $321,950 for after-school programs and public works
- Office furniture purchase not to exceed $442,200
- Records management agreement with Florida Atlantic University for $30,000
- Reciprocal use agreement with the School Board of Broward County
City Commission
The City Commission meeting includes a presentation for the Hallandale High School Lady Charger basketball team. Mayor Joy F. Cooper is sponsoring a proclamation for the group.
- Proclamation for Hallandale High School Lady Charger basketball team
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several consent agenda items including citywide grounds maintenance and water treatment upgrades. The meeting also includes a discussion on Senate Bill 1054 and the annual evaluation of the City Manager.
- Award of citywide grounds maintenance bid to Green Dreams Paradise Corporation for up to $501,181 annually
- Change order for Water Treatment Plant Reverse Osmosis Skid Addition project in the amount of $104,150
- Authorization to purchase tires via Florida Sheriff’s Association cooperative contract up to $140,000
- Resolution expressing support of Florida House Bill 75 and Senate Bill 184 regarding first responders
- Resolution expressing support of Florida House Bill 465 and Senate Bill 470 regarding postsecondary education students
Planning and Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will review applications for the Beach Gateway project at 600 E Hallandale Beach Boulevard. This development includes two 20-story high-rise buildings with 720 residential units and 135,175 square feet of commercial space. The board will also consider ordinances regarding fences and rooftop amenity height exceptions.
- Beach Gateway mixed-use project: 720 residential units and 135,175 square feet of commercial space at 600 E Hallandale Beach Boulevard
- Rezoning to Planned Development Overlay District for 600 E Hallandale Beach Boulevard
- Ordinance amending Article IV regarding fences, walls, structures, and plantings
- Ordinance amending Section 32-361 to allow exceptions for rooftop amenities
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board of Directors will review the November and December 2023 monthly financial reports and an economic development strategy update. The board will also consider a resolution to approve a construction price proposal for the Foster Road streetscape improvements project.
- $5,426,969.34 construction price proposal for Foster Road streetscape improvements by Burkhardt Construction Inc.
- Economic Development Strategy Update presentation
- Approval of January 3, 2024, special meeting minutes
- Review of November and December 2023 monthly financial reports
City Commission
The City Commission will review several ordinances regarding budget adjustments and zoning code amendments. The agenda also includes a development agreement for the Ashworth at Hallandale Beach project and professional services contracts for emergency medical studies.
- Ordinance to amend the FY 2023-24 adopted budget
- Planned Development Overlay District for 100 Pembroke Road
- Development agreement for The Ashworth at Hallandale Beach (398 residential units and 6,486 square feet of retail)
- EMS revenue study contract not to exceed $21,470
- Community Risk Assessment/Standards of Cover analysis contract not to exceed $39,778
City Commission
The City Commission will review several ordinances, including a budget amendment for FY 2023-24 and zoning changes. The agenda also includes a proposed development agreement for the Ashworth at Hallandale Beach project.
- Ordinance to amend the adopted FY 2023-24 budget
- Planned Development Overlay District for 100 Pembroke Road
- Repeal and replacement of City Code Section 19-1 regarding sleeping out-of-doors or in vehicles
- Development agreement for Ashworth at Hallandale Beach consisting of 398 residential units and 6,486 square feet of retail
- Resolution condemning the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war by Hamas
HBCRA Board of Directors
The HBCRA Board of Directors is holding a special meeting to conduct a discussion regarding the HBCRA Quadrant Safety Advisory Board. The remainder of the agenda consists of standard procedural items.
- Discussion regarding the HBCRA Quadrant Safety Advisory Board