Hollywood, FL

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission meets Wednesday, October 7, 2026, with a 1:45 PM quasi-judicial hearing on rezoning 166.134 acres at 4100 N. Hills Drive from Country Club to Planned Development, plus a related design and site plan for 284 dwelling units and 40 lodging units. The consent agenda includes routine contracts and agreements, including a five-year Cigna medical and pharmacy services agreement up to $994,644.20 annually and a Stryker ambulance stretcher purchase up to $257,784.40. A 1:15 PM second reading would amend Chapter 38 of the city code on budget, procurement, finance, and economic development. Several proclamations and other time-certain items are also scheduled.

• Rezoning 166.134 acres at 4100 N. Hills Drive (Club at Emerald Hills) from Country Club to Planned Development, with variances and conditions (25-JVZ-16)
• Design and site plan approval for eight sites in the Club at Emerald Hills PD: 284 dwelling units, 40 lodging units, clubhouse, neighborhood park (25-DPJ-16)
• Five-year Cigna medical and pharmacy administrative services agreement up to $994,644.20 annually (2027-2031)
• Stryker Medical purchase of five powered ambulance stretchers and eight-year service up to $257,784.40
• Second reading of ordinance amending Chapter 38 on budget, procurement, finance, and economic development

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board meets Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 9:00 AM at Hollywood City Hall to consider a regular agenda that includes a construction contract and a presentation. The Board will vote on a resolution authorizing a Construction Management at Risk Phase II agreement with Burkhardt Construction, Inc. for the ADA Ramps and Stairs Project from Crocus Terrace to Magnolia Terrace, in an amount up to $946,597.81. A consent agenda covers correcting scrivener's errors in Resolution R-CRA-2023-12 and changing the regular CRA meeting start time from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM on the first Wednesday of each month. The Board will also hear a presentation on the design status of the Charnow Park Improvements Project and an informational report on beach and downtown activities.

• Resolution R-CRA-2026-43: Construction Management at Risk Phase II agreement with Burkhardt Construction, Inc. for ADA Ramps and Stairs Project from Crocus Terrace to Magnolia Terrace, up to $946,597.81
• Resolution R-CRA-2026-41: amends R-CRA-2023-12 to correct scrivener's errors in the duration of the initial term and type of agreements
• Resolution R-CRA-2026-42: changes regular CRA Board meeting start time from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM on the first Wednesday of each month
• Presentation P-CRA-2026-09 by Marc Gambrill on design status of the Charnow Park Improvements Project
• Informational Report IR-CRA-2026-09 on beach and downtown activities for the previous month

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board meets Tuesday, October 13, 2026 at 6:00 PM in Room 219 at Hollywood City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Blvd. The board will hear five quasi-judicial items and make recommendations to the City Commission, including a rezoning request and four design and site plan requests. Members of the public may comment in person or virtually, with virtual comments closing effectively 10/1/2026 and speaking time limited to three minutes per item.

• Rezoning of 2326 Thomas Street: +/- 0.77 acres from Dixie Highway Low Intensity Multi-Family (DH-1) to Government Use (GU), requested by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners
• Harry Berry Park improvements at 1301 S Ocean Drive/301 Azalea Terrace: recommendation on development standards and design/site plan for parking, pedestrian and restroom facilities, requested by PRH 1301 S Ocean Drive, LLC / City of Hollywood
• 1109 North 21st Avenue: design and site plan for a four-story, 50,472-square-foot self-storage facility with one residential unit, plus a variance to reduce the required 10-foot setback to zero feet
• 1504-1510 North Dixie Highway and 2112 Roosevelt Street: design and site plan for a four-story, 33-unit multi-family development in the DH-3 district
• 1118-1126 N 17th Avenue: design and site plan for a four-story, 27-unit multi-family residential development in the FH-1 district

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board meets Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at 3:00 PM in Room 219 at Hollywood City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Blvd. The board will hold quasi-judicial hearings on three certificate of appropriateness applications for properties in historic overlay districts. It will also approve prior meeting minutes and review the 2027-2028 board calendar.

• Certificate of appropriateness for alterations to an existing commercial building at 814 North Broadwalk, applicant Lucia Rodriguez on behalf of 814 Hollywood LLC (File 26-C-68)
• Certificate of appropriateness to construct a new single-family dwelling at 1338 Jackson Street, applicant Ocean Estate FY LLC (File 26-C-31)
• Certificate of appropriateness for additions and alterations to an existing single-family dwelling at 1100 South Northlake Drive, applicant Scott Natvig on behalf of Edward and Sharon Solomon (File 26-C-43)
• Approval of previous meeting minutes (HPB 0908 Draft)
• 2027-2028 Board Calendar Review

Special Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency is holding a special meeting to adopt its Fiscal Year 2027 budgets for the Beach and Downtown districts and to set the number and type of authorized positions for the year. The meeting is a public budget hearing, so the board will be deciding on these appropriations. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items listed.

• Adoption of FY 2027 operating budget for the Beach District (R-BCRA-2026-38)
• Adoption of FY 2027 operating budget for the Downtown District (R-DCRA-2026-39)
• Resolution establishing the number and type of authorized positions for FY 2027 (R-CRA-2026-40)

Special City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is holding the second public hearing on the FY 2027 budget, where it will vote on resolutions to set the property tax millage rate, adopt the operating and capital budget, approve the five-year Capital Improvement Plan, and establish authorized positions. The commission will also consider concurring with the Community Redevelopment Agency budgets. This is a final decision-making meeting on the city's fiscal plan for the year starting October 1, 2026.

• Resolution R-2026-310 fixing the FY 2027 tax levy and millage rate
• Resolution R-2026-311 making FY 2027 appropriations based on the City Manager's budget estimate
• Resolution R-2026-312 approving the FY 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan and appropriating the FY 2027 portion
• Resolution R-2026-313 establishing authorized positions per department for FY 2027
• Motion D-2026-001 to concur with the Community Redevelopment Agency budgets

Conference Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is holding a virtual conference meeting with a general agenda covering city communications, finances, administration, services, infrastructure, facilities, law enforcement, emergency services, economic vitality, quality of life, neighborhoods, and inter-governmental opportunities. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific action items listed beyond adjournment.

• General discussion on city finances and administration
• Discussion on infrastructure and facilities
• Discussion on law enforcement and emergency services
• Discussion on economic vitality and quality of life
• Meeting held virtually via Microsoft Teams

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will consider a $1.95 million loan agreement with Housing Trust Group for the acquisition of 1708 North Dixie Highway to develop Mosaic Hollywood, an affordable housing project. The agenda also includes several ordinances on second reading to amend the Comprehensive Plan, including establishing a Tourism Incentive Density Entitlement (TIDE) program, a Transfer of Development Rights program, and modifications to flexibility unit provisions. A first-reading ordinance would create the Hollywood Beach Overlay District with zoning regulations and a public benefit trust fund. The commission will also vote on a $2.97 million state grant for tidal flooding mitigation and shoreline protection, with matching funds from bond proceeds.

• $1,950,000 loan agreement with Housing Trust Group for Mosaic Hollywood affordable housing at 1708 North Dixie Highway
• Ordinance to establish Tourism Incentive Density Entitlement (TIDE) program and clarify hotel room densities (second reading)
• Ordinance to establish Transfer of Development Rights program (second reading)
• Ordinance to create Hollywood Beach Overlay District with zoning regulations and public benefit trust fund (first reading)
• $2,970,921 state grant for Tidal Flooding Mitigation and Shoreline Protection Phase II, with matching funds

Special City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is holding the first public hearing on the FY 2027 budget, which includes the City Manager's recommended budget presentation. The commission will consider resolutions to reimpose fire rescue and fire inspection assessments, tentatively set the property tax rate, and make appropriations for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026. This is a public hearing where residents can provide input.

• City Manager’s Recommended Budget Presentation (P-2026-072)
• Resolution R-2026-293 reimposing Fire Rescue Assessments for FY 2027
• Resolution R-2026-294 reimposing Fire Inspection Assessments for FY 2027
• Resolution R-2026-295 tentatively fixing the tax rate for FY 2027
• Resolution R-2026-296 making appropriations for FY 2027 operating and capital budgets

Historic Preservation Board

The Hollywood Historic Preservation Board will hold a quasi-judicial hearing on three applications for Certificates of Appropriateness to build new single-family homes in the Hollywood Lakes Historic Overlay District. The board will also approve previous meeting minutes and hear city attorney announcements. Public comment is limited to three minutes per item, with registration required by 6 PM the day before.

• 26-CV-34: 819 Hollywood Blvd – new single-family dwelling and parking variance from 5 to 4 spaces
• 26-C-20: 1150 Adams St – new single-family dwelling
• 26-C-26: 926 Polk St – new single-family dwelling
• Approval of corrected minutes from April 14 and final minutes from June 9
• Summary of appeals to City Commission

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will hold public hearings on two large residential projects, including a 394-unit development at 2200 Jackson Street and 400 S. Dixie Highway, and a 30-unit building at 2455 Polk Street. The board will also consider a new Hollywood Beach Overlay District with zoning rules, a hotel room inventory, and a flexibility unit allocation, plus a height/setback recommendation for a project at 1301 S. Ocean Drive. These items are recommendations to the City Commission.

• 25-DP-26: 30-unit, 4-story multi-family at 2455 Polk Street
• 25-DPV-91a: 394-unit residential development at 2200 Jackson St/400 S. Dixie Hwy with setback variance
• 26-TZ-18: Ordinance creating Hollywood Beach Overlay District with bonus programs and design guidelines
• 26-F-70c: Resolution establishing 2,300 hotel room inventory for TIDE program
• 26-F-70a: Allocation of 500 flexibility units to Hollywood Beach Overlay District

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board will discuss a contract amendment for the Phase IV undergrounding of utilities and streetscape beautification project. They will also review a funding agreement for Surf Road construction and a study regarding mid-block pedestrian crossings on State Road A1A.

• Contract amendment with Burkhardt Construction, Inc. to increase Phase IV utility project cost from $76,458,080.36 to $77,362,002.74
• Funding agreement with Pride Hollywood Beach, LLC for $903,922.38 for Surf Road and utilities relocation
• Presentation on Marlin Engineering, Inc. findings for mid-block pedestrian crossings on State Road A1A
• Resolution to approve July 7, 2026, meeting minutes
• Resolution for the installation of security bollards

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a quasi-judicial hearing regarding a rezoning request for 166.134 acres at 4100 N. Hills Drive. The agenda also includes a second reading of an ordinance to amend local business tax receipts and several contract renewals.

• Rezoning 166.134 acres at 4100 N. Hills Drive from Country Club to Planned Development
• Second reading of ordinance amending local business tax rates and administration
• $175,000 allocation for Community Development Block Grant public services
• $124,657.75 interlocal agreement with Broward County for water conservation incentives
• $3,000,000 annual limit for emergency response and recovery services contract renewals

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will vote on a consent agenda of routine items, including contracts, grants, and budget amendments, and hold public hearings on ordinances updating water account procedures and rates. A key item is accepting the Washington Park Industrial Area Redevelopment Program recommendations and providing policy direction on phased implementation.

• Contract with MBR Construction for privacy wall replacement on North 56th Avenue, up to $470,240
• FDOT reimbursement agreements for Highland Gardens Sidewalk ($722,113) and Tyler Street design ($964,747)
• Ordinances amending water account procedures (Ch. 51) and rates (Ch. 52) - second reading
• Washington Park Industrial Area Redevelopment Program recommendations - public hearing
• Donation of $139,500 in forfeiture funds to support safe neighborhood programs

Workshop

The City Commission is holding a workshop to discuss the FY 2027 Operating and Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). The city manager will give opening remarks, followed by a presentation by the deputy and assistant city managers, and then commission questions and discussion. No formal votes are scheduled; it is a discussion-only workshop.

• Presentation on FY 2027 Operating and Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
• Opening remarks by City Manager Raelin Storey
• Presentation by Deputy City Manager Adam Reichbach and Assistant City Manager Jose Cortes
• Commission questions and discussion

Planning and Development Board

The Hollywood Planning and Development Board will meet to consider a quasi-judicial request to recommend amendments to the city’s zoning code. The primary item is a proposed ordinance to establish the Hollywood Beach Overlay District and design guidelines, covering an area roughly bounded by the Intracoastal Waterway, East Dania Boulevard, the Atlantic Ocean, and East Hallandale Beach Boulevard. The board will also review procedural matters and past meeting minutes.

• Recommendation to amend Article 4 of Zoning and Land Development Regulations for Hollywood Beach Overlay District
• Establishment of new Hollywood Beach Design Guidelines
• Public hearing procedures outlined for quasi-judicial items
• Review of previous meeting minutes (June 9, 2026)
• Staff report and multiple attachments provided for the zoning amendment

Historic Preservation Board

The Hollywood Historic Preservation Board will meet on August 11, 2026, to conduct quasi-judicial hearings on two applications for new single-family homes in the Hollywood Lakes Historic Overlay District. The board will also handle administrative tasks such as approving previous meeting minutes and new board member orientation.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for new single-family dwelling at 1150 Adams Street (Dulaney LLC)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for new single-family dwelling at 926 Polk Street (926 Polk Street LLC)

Special Planning and Development Board

The Special Planning and Development Board will review several development applications, including a 4‑story, 36‑unit multifamily project at 2306 Van Buren Street. It will consider a rezoning of 166.2 acres at 4100 N Hills Drive from Country Club to Planned Development and adopt the associated master plan. The board will also evaluate design and site plans for eight sites totaling 284 dwelling units at the same location. Finally, it will recommend a redevelopment program and urban design guidelines for the Washington Park Industrial Area to the City Commission.

• Rezoning 166.2 acres at 4100 N Hills Drive from CC to PD (FILE NO.: 25-JVZ-16)
• Design & site plan review for 8 sites, 284 dwelling‑unit mixed‑use project at 4100 N Hills Drive (FILE NO.: 25-DPJ-16)
• Design and site plan for 4‑story, 36‑unit multifamily at 2306 Van Buren Street (FILE NO.: 24-DP-79)
• Recommendation for Washington Park Industrial Area redevelopment program and urban design guidelines (FILE NO.: 25-RESO-27)
• Adoption of Ordinance No. O-2024-02 related to the rezoning

Code Compliance Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hold hearings for a large number of properties with alleged code violations. The meeting includes a general hearing list and a specific lien agenda.

• Hearings for residential code violations (Section 157)
• Hearings for properties including 1200 N Federal Hwy and 4224 Hollywood Blvd
• Lien agenda items for properties including 1601 S Ocean Dr and 3901 S Ocean Dr
• Administrative citation hearing for 2915 Pierce St
• Administrative citation hearing for 3850 N 46 Av

Code Compliance Special Magistrate

The City of Hollywood Special Magistrate will hold hearings to address alleged violations of the City's Code of Ordinances Chapter 36. The proceedings will take place on July 21, 2026, at City Hall Commission Chambers.

• Hearings for alleged violations of Fla. Stat. 316.183(2)
• Hearings for alleged violations of Fla. Stat. 316.1895(10)

Code Compliance Special Magistrate

The City of Hollywood Special Magistrate will hold hearings to address alleged violations of the City's Code of Ordinances Chapter 36. The proceedings will take place at City Hall Commission Chambers.

• Hearings for alleged violations of Fla. Stat. 316.183(2)
• Hearings for alleged violations of Fla. Stat. 316.1895(10)

Code Compliance Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear alleged code violations for over 50 properties, covering issues from overgrown lots to residential occupancy. A separate lien agenda will consider placing liens on properties with prior violations.

• Properties at 5928 WILEY ST, 1223 POLK ST, and others cited for code section 151.130(A)(1) (overgrown lots)
• Properties at 7721 SIMMS ST, 7000 SCOTT ST, and others cited for section 72.111(E) (junk vehicles or debris)
• Liens to be considered on 9 properties, including 3900 N 45 AVE and 1600 S DIXIE HWY
• Multiple residential occupancy violations (section 157-RESIDENTIAL) at addresses like 2543 FUNSTON ST and 2036 ADAMS ST
• Hearings for properties on WILEY ST, PLUNKETT ST, and HOLLYWOOD BLVD with multiple violations

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood CRA Board will consider a $2,014,205 funding commitment for a mixed-income workforce housing development at 400 South Dixie Highway. The board will also vote on renewing micro-transit services with Circuit Transit Inc. at an estimated annual cost of $488,699.06, and on extending a contract with Ocean Rescue Alliance Inc. by 365 days. A presentation will update the board on construction progress of the Harrison Street Streetscape Project.

• $2,014,205 funding commitment for workforce housing at 400 South Dixie Highway
• Renewal of micro-transit services with Circuit Transit Inc. at $488,699.06 annually
• 365-day contract extension with Ocean Rescue Alliance Inc.
• Update on Harrison Street Streetscape Project construction progress
• Approval of meeting minutes from April, May, and June 2026

Sustainability Advisory Committee

This meeting consists of procedural items including the review and approval of draft minutes from the June 2, 2026, session. No substantive discussion topics or new business are listed in the provided agenda.

• Draft Minutes for June 2, 2026

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will consider a consent agenda including a $300,000 increase (to $550,000 total) for the Marti Huizenga Boys & Girls Club renovation and teen center expansion. Other notable consent items include a $500,000 increase for housing rehabilitation contracts, a $93,671 contract for Garfield Garage painting, and a $750,000 annual agreement for a Clean Ambassador Program. The regular agenda includes time-certain presentations starting at 1:00 PM, including a Resilient Broward Grant Program update.

• R-2026-226: $300,000 increase (to $550,000 total) for Boys & Girls Club teen center renovation, term extended to Nov 30, 2027
• R-2026-229: $93,671 agreement with Everglades Painting Contractors LLC for stucco removal and painting at Garfield Garage
• R-2026-232: Consent to easement agreements with U.S. Army for tidal flooding mitigation at Sites 18 and 20
• R-2026-245: $750,000 annual agreement with Mydatt Services (Block by Block) for Clean Ambassador Program, initial 5-year term
• R-2026-241: Change Order No. 14 extending Deep Injection Wells No. 3 & 4 pump station project by 150 days due to technical challenges

Public Art Review Committee

The Public Art Review Committee will evaluate three proposed public artworks: a toaster sculpture at 1770 S. Young Circle, a mural at 5701 Johnson Street, and a mural at 2125 Hollywood Blvd. The committee acts in an advisory capacity to the City on aesthetic enrichment. Public comment is invited in person or virtually.

• TMP-2026-254: Toaster sculpture by Troy Pillow at 1770 S. Young Circle (FDOT right-of-way)
• TMP-2026-504: Mural on south and west facades at 5701 Johnson Street (El Meneo Restaurant & Lounge)
• TMP-2026-505: Mural on west facade at 2125 Hollywood Blvd (Black Klover Kava Hollywood)

Joint Meeting of the Historic Preservation Board and Planning & Development Board

The Joint Meeting of the Historic Preservation Board and Planning & Development Board will consider a single substantive item: a recommendation to the City Commission regarding an amendment to the city's Comprehensive Plan. The amendment covers clarifications to the Hotel Room Pool, Flexibility Units, Hotel Room Densities, and establishing a Transfer of Development Rights program within the Coastal and Land Use Elements. The agenda also includes an information presentation on the Hollywood Beach Zoning Overlay & UDGs, plus standard administrative items (minutes, announcements) and quasi-judicial hearing procedures.

• FILE NO. 26-L-18: Recommendation to City Commission on a citywide Comprehensive Plan amendment regarding Hotel Room Pool, Flexibility Units, Hotel Room Densities, and a Transfer of Development Rights program.
• INFORMATION PRESENTATION: Hollywood Beach Zoning Overlay & UDGs (no action noted).

Special Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will consider a resolution recommending that the City Commission adopt the Washington Park Industrial Area Redevelopment Program and its associated urban design guidelines. The agenda includes a public hearing, staff report, and supporting documents for this single substantive item.

• Resolution 25-RESO-27: Washington Park Industrial Area Redevelopment Program and urban design guidelines
• Public hearing with witness list P-26-01
• Staff report and attachments including area map, recommendations, background analysis, and community outreach report

Code Compliance Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will hear alleged code violations for more than 100 properties across Hollywood, including residential and commercial addresses. A separate lien agenda will consider enforcement liens on nine properties with outstanding violations.

• Hearing for 5450 S State Road 7 (code 94.001)
• Lien agenda includes 1913 Taylor St (residential) and 1201 S Ocean Dr
• Multiple properties on Hayes, Roosevelt, and Stirling Rd with violations
• Administrative citations for 2625 Scott St and 2545 Taft St
• Case numbers range from V23-15602 to V26-10003

Code Compliance Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will conduct hearings on alleged violations of Florida traffic laws (careless driving and speeding) for individuals cited. Each case will be heard individually to determine liability and penalties.

• 33 individuals cited for violations of Fla. Stat. 316.183(2) (careless driving) and 316.1895(10) (speeding)
• Multiple citations for same individuals: Robert Aaron, Bryant Caprirolo, Marsha Guzman, Woletio Heyligar, Krystal Lebofsky, Kellys Prieto Figueredo
• Hearing scheduled at City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Blvd, June 23, 2026 at 10 a.m.
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Code Compliance Special Magistrate

The Special Magistrate will preside over a series of hearings regarding alleged code violations. The proceedings involve multiple individuals and entities cited under the City's Code of Ordinances.

• 30+ citations for municipal code violations

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a first reading and public hearing on a rezoning of 0.94 acres at 2910 Polk Street from Transitional Core (TC-1) to Retail Core (RC-1). The commission will also consider a second reading on an update to the city's Water Supply Facilities Work Plan. Other notable items include a $5 million grant application for sidewalk construction in the Boulevard Heights neighborhood and a resolution to identify city-owned vacant parcels for affordable housing development.

• First reading and public hearing to rezone 0.94 acres at 2910 Polk Street from TC-1 to RC-1.
• Second reading and public hearing to adopt the 2025 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan update.
• Resolution to apply for up to $5,000,000 from Broward MPO for sidewalk infill in Boulevard Heights.
• Resolution to identify vacant city-owned parcels as appropriate for affordable housing development.
• Resolution to approve a fuel delivery contract with Mansfield Oil Company for up to $1,000,000 annually.

Conference Meeting

This is a general discussion meeting for the Hollywood City Commission, covering a broad range of topics including finances, infrastructure, law enforcement, and quality of life. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are on the agenda. The meeting is being held virtually with in-person access available.

Workshop

The City Commission will review the initial presentation of the Fiscal Year 2027 proposed operating budget. The City Manager and Deputy City Manager will lead discussions regarding city spending and strategic financial planning.

• FY 2027 Proposed Operating Budget presentation