Hollywood public meetings in 2023
99 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review multiple site plan applications for residential developments across the city. These items include preliminary and final reviews for various multi-unit housing projects.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 18-unit residential development at 1942 Taylor Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 18-unit residential development at 1428 N Federal Highway
- Final Site Plan Review: 30-unit residential development at 2032 Jefferson Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 72-unit residential development at 2621-2631 Polk Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 95-unit residential development at 2217-2239 Jackson Street
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will review three quasi-judicial applications for property changes in historic districts. These include requests for demolition and new construction, building additions, and façade redesigns.
- Demolition and new house design at 813 Harrison Street
- Addition and variance for 122 N. 15th Avenue
- Front façade design for 1935 Hollywood Boulevard
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider four quasi-judicial applications regarding development requests. These items include a design plan extension, height variances, and zoning changes for various properties in Hollywood.
- Extension request for 28-unit residential development at 2302-2306 Pierce Street
- Height variance and design alteration request for 5300 South State Road 7
- Design and site plan review for a 22-story mixed-use building (Star Tower) at 410 N. Federal Highway
- Zoning change to Planned Development for the 109,973-square foot Federation Plaza at 3081 Taft Street
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board will review several resolutions regarding infrastructure and economic development. This includes a large-scale utility undergrounding project, property improvement grants, and professional consulting services. The board will also receive updates on capital improvement projects.
- Construction contract up to $48,277,581.36 for utility undergrounding and streetscape beautification
- Grant of up to $72,900.00 for improvements at 801 S. 21st Avenue
- Grant of up to $129,794.24 for improvements at 314 Cleveland Street
- Consulting services for the Near Shore Mermaid Reef up to $82,500.00
- Update on progress of CRA Capital Improvement Projects
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is reviewing several consent agenda items including utility undergrounding, building repairs, and park improvements. The meeting includes discussions on various city contracts, public safety equipment, and potential loans for municipal vehicles.
- North Beach Utility Undergrounding project agreements with Florida Power and Light up to $152,299.00
- Construction administration services for North Beach Undergrounding up to $457,043.00
- Emergency roof replacement at Fire Station Number 105 up to $290,500.00
- Structural repairs at Garfield, Radius, and Van Buren parking garages up to $784,189.00
- Loan proposals for municipal vehicle acquisition not to exceed $6,600,000.00
🗳️ How they voted (45 roll-call votes)
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review preliminary and final site plans for three development proposals in Hollywood. The committee also plans to approve minutes from its November 20 meeting and address routine old and new business. These reviews evaluate land use requests before they proceed to higher city boards.
- Preliminary site plan review for a food truck park at 1301 N. State Road 7 (File No. 23-DP-99)
- Final site plan review for 44 residential units and ground floor commercial uses at 1807-1809 Madison Street (File No. 23-DP-52)
- Final site plan review for 200 residential units and ground floor commercial uses at 1830-1844 Jackson Street (File No. 23-DP-80)
- Approval of the November 20, 2023 meeting minutes
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing site plans for two residential projects in Hollywood. The committee will also approve minutes from previous meetings and discuss the proposed 2024 meeting calendar.
- Site plan review for an 18-unit residential development at 1924-1926 Washington Street
- Site plan review for a 30-unit residential development at 2320 Polk Street
- Approval of October 16 and November 6, 2023, meeting minutes
- Discussion of the proposed 2024 Technical Advisory Committee calendar
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider ordinances regarding smoke shop distance requirements and public art regulations. The agenda also includes votes on various city contracts, including police vehicle purchases and generator maintenance.
- Ordinance establishing distance separation requirements for smoke shops
- Purchase of 10 Dodge Durango Pursuit Vehicles up to $486,500
- Regulations for Art in Public Places (first reading)
- Residential property insurance broker services contract up to $150,000
- Generator maintenance and repair services agreement up to $500,000
🗳️ How they voted (24 roll-call votes)
Joint/Special Commission and CRA Meeting
The City Commission and the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) will consider resolutions regarding a redevelopment project. The items involve authorizing officials to execute a development agreement with Alta Hollywood, LLC for portions of Block 53 in the Downtown District.
- Resolution R-2023-370: City Commission approval of development agreement with Alta Hollywood, LLC
- Resolution R-CRA-2023-58: CRA approval of development agreement with Alta Hollywood, LLC
- Redevelopment of portions of Block 53 within the Downtown District
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Conference Meeting
The City Commission is holding a conference meeting for general discussion. Topics include city communications, finances, infrastructure, and law enforcement. No specific actions or ordinances are listed on this agenda.
- No specific items such as rezonings or contracts are listed.
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will conduct quasi-judicial hearings on several development applications. Key items include the design and site plan review for a new 98,899-square-foot police headquarters at 401 S. Park Road. The board will also consider various residential and mixed-use projects across the city.
- New 98,899-square-foot police headquarters and communication tower at 401 S. Park Road
- 13-story mixed-use building with 200 units at 2100 N. Federal Highway
- 23-unit residential development at 2133-2139 Polk Street
- 74-unit residential development at 1739-1743 Washington Street
- Design and site plan extension for a 28-unit development at 2302-2306 Pierce Street
Historic Preservation Board
The Board will consider several quasi-judicial requests for certificates of appropriateness regarding residential additions, demolitions, and new constructions. The meeting also includes a review of a historic properties survey grant overview and the proposed 2024 calendar.
- Historic Properties Survey Grant Overview (City-wide)
- Certificate of Appropriateness for design of an addition at 825 Washington Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition and new three-unit residential development at 1619 Hollywood Boulevard
- Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition and new house construction at 728 Tyler Street
- Proposed 2024 calendar
Technical Advisory Committee
The committee will review several preliminary and final site plan applications for residential developments. These include projects located on Dixieana Street, Jackson Street, and Anton Terrace.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 70-unit residential development at 1822 Dixieana Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 33-unit residential development at 2328 Jackson Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 394-unit residential development at 2200 Jackson Street, 400 S. Dixie Hwy, 2110, 2117-2219 & 2120 Anton Terrace
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The CRA Board will consider several budget amendments for the Beach and Downtown districts. The agenda also includes proposals for construction oversight, program renewals, and property improvement grants.
- Budget amendments for the 2024 Beach District and Downtown District
- Year-end budgetary transfers and adjustments for the 2023 Beach and Downtown districts
- Construction oversight services for Phase IV undergrounding of utilities up to $276,672.00
- Renewal of Clean and Safe Ambassador Program with Mydatt Services, Inc. up to $600,652.40 annually
- Property Improvement Program grant for 800 N. Ocean Drive up to $125,000.00
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission meeting includes discussions on budget amendments and updates to the city's investment and fee schedules. The agenda features several contract renewals and new service agreements for landscape maintenance, emergency response, and non-profit grants. A presentation regarding a COVID-19 memorial proposal is also scheduled.
- Vehicle purchase up to $8,600,000 via Florida Sheriffs Association contract
- Landscape maintenance contract renewal with Perfect Edge, Inc. for up to $873,476 over two years
- Emergency response and recovery service agreements for up to $1,000,000 per firm annually
- General Fund Agency Grants totaling up to $180,000 for various non-profit organizations
- Ratification of a $15,324 change order for the Dowdy Field artificial turf project
🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Commission will consider several items including a proposal for the Johnson Street Bridge replacement and a brownfield area designation. The meeting also includes a quasi-judicial discussion regarding a K-12 school facility application.
- Authorization for Corradino Group, Inc. for Johnson Street Bridge design and permitting up to $589,008.78
- Designation of 309 and 421 N. 21st Avenue and 2031 Polk Street as University Station Green Reuse Area
- Zoning relief application for a K-12 educational school facility at 1720 Harrison Street
- FEMA grant application to refurbish the Fire Rescue Training Tower up to $1,400,000.00
- Grant agreement with Hollywood Art and Culture, Inc. for $205,000.00
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Conference Meeting
The City Commission is holding a conference meeting to discuss various city topics. These discussions include finance, infrastructure, law enforcement, and economic vitality. The agenda consists of general discussion items without specific motions or ordinances listed.
- General discussion regarding city administration, services, and infrastructure
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review several site plan applications. These include a proposed KFC at 5951 Sheridan Street and an 18-unit residential development on Washington Street. The committee will also consider a final site plan for a soccer field and concession building.
- Site plan review for a 1,930 sq ft KFC at 5951 Sheridan Street
- Site plan review for an 18-unit residential development (Hollywood Waterfalls) at 1924-1926 Washington Street
- Final site plan review for a soccer field and concession building at 2025 McKinley Street
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will conduct quasi-judicial hearings regarding several site plan reviews. These include a new police headquarters and multiple residential projects on Park Road, Johnson Street, Rodman Street, and Polk Street.
- Design and Site Plan Review for 3-story, 98,899-square-foot Police Headquarters at 401 S. Park Road
- Design and Site Plan review for a 10-unit residential development at 1919 Johnson St
- Design and Site Plan review for a 12-unit residential development at 1911 Rodman Street
- Design and Site Plan for a 23-unit residential development at 2133-2139 Polk Street
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency is considering several infrastructure and development items. These include utility conversion upgrades, artificial reef services, and stormwater pump station funding.
- Agreement with Ocean Rescue Alliance, Inc. for artificial reef services up to $583,560.00
- Change order for FPL overhead utility undergrounding increasing contract from $1,019,932.00 to $1,808,613.00
- Interlocal agreement with the City of Hollywood for stormwater pump station design up to $421,195.78
- Negotiation with Basulto Management Consulting, Inc. for construction oversight services
- Property Improvement Program grant for Easy Restaurant Group, LLC at 1925 Hollywood Blvd up to $75,000.00
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several resolutions including insurance renewals, grant applications, and construction agreements. The agenda includes a public hearing for brownfield designation and discussions regarding residential roofing and impact window contracts.
- Stop loss insurance agreement with CIGNA up to $683,274.90
- Blanket purchase agreement for Broward Sheriff’s Office medical and fire supplies up to $170,000.00
- Broward Boating Improvement Program Grant for Hollywood Marina Master Plan Phase I up to $137,000.00
- Blanket purchase agreement with Broward College for training up to $250,000.00
- Emergency residential roofing and impact window/door contracts up to $1,500,000.00
🗳️ How they voted (17 roll-call votes)
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review site plans for three residential and mixed-use projects. These include preliminary and final reviews for developments on Jackson Street, North 17th Court, and Van Buren Street.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: Mixed-use development with 200 units and 1,383 square feet of commercial space at 1830-1844 Jackson Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 15-unit residential development (Arthur Apartments) at 1225 N 17th Court
- Final Site Plan Review: 145-unit residential development at 2718-2750 Van Buren Street
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Commission will consider several ordinances regarding balloon releases, animal attacks, and land use. The meeting also includes discussions on water treatment equipment, construction services for the Inflow and Infiltration Program, and a school facility appeal.
- Contract with Envirowaste Services Group, Inc. for up to $1,494,187.50
- Purchase order for Water Treatment & Controls Tech, Inc. up to $97,503.00
- Interlocal agreement with Broward County for $87,436.00
- Ordinance amending city code regarding the release of balloons
- Appeal regarding a K-12 educational school facility at 1720 Harrison Street
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is conducting the second public budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2024. The agenda includes resolutions regarding tax rates, appropriations, and the five-year Capital Improvement Plan. The commission will also address department position counts and concurrence with Community Redevelopment Agency budgets.
- Second public hearing on FY 2024 tax rate and amount
- Resolution for FY 2024 appropriations based on budget estimates
- Approval of the five-year Capital Improvement Plan through FY 2028
- Establishment of authorized department positions for FY 2024
- Concurrence with Community Redevelopment Agency budgets
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Special Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency Board will hold a public hearing regarding the Fiscal Year 2024 budget. The board is scheduled to consider adopting budgets and making appropriations for both the Beach District and the Downtown District. Additionally, the board will review a resolution establishing authorized staff positions for the upcoming fiscal year.
- Adoption of the Beach District FY 2024 budget and appropriations
- Adoption of the Downtown District FY 2024 budget and appropriations
- Establishment of the number and type of authorized positions for FY 2024
Conference Meeting
This conference meeting is for general discussions regarding city communications, finances, and infrastructure. The agenda does not include specific items for decision or action.
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review several preliminary and final site plan applications. These items include various multi-family residential developments and a condo hotel project.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 33-unit multi-family development at 2328 Jackson Street
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 95-unit multi-family development at 2217-2239 Jackson Street
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 137-unit multi-family development at multiple locations including N. Ocean Blvd, Oklahoma Street, McKinley Street, Nebraska Street, and N. Surf Rd
- Final Site Plan Review: 33-unit multi-family development at 2543 Polk Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 90-unit multi-family development at 2110 and 2114 Adams Street and 810 S. Dixie Highway
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will conduct the first public budget hearing for the upcoming fiscal year. The meeting includes presentations on the City Manager's recommended budget and several resolutions regarding assessments and taxation.
- City Manager’s Recommended Budget Presentation
- Fire Rescue Services assessment resolution
- Fire Inspection Services assessment resolution
- Nuisance Abatement non-ad valorem assessments
- Resolution tentatively fixing the amount and rate of taxation for FY 2024
Joint/Special Commission and CRA Meeting
The City Commission and CRA Board will consider resolutions to authorize a development agreement for the Block 57 Redevelopment Project. This agreement involves Young Circle Property, LLC and BTI Young Circle Operator, LLC within the Downtown District.
- Resolution R-2023-284: Development Agreement for Block 57 Redevelopment Project
- Resolution R-CRA-2023-38: Development Agreement for Block 57 Redevelopment Project
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider several quasi-judicial items including city-wide design guidelines and zoning amendments. The agenda also includes site plan reviews for various residential developments across the city.
- Public Streetscape Design Guidelines Manual
- Zoning amendment regarding Smoke Shop definitions and distance separation
- Land Use Element amendment for civic, cultural, and utility uses
- 9-unit residential development at 1910 Washington Street
- 15-unit residential development at 1926 Johnson Street
Historic Preservation Board
The Board will consider an application for demolition and a new single-family home design. This request involves properties located in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition and design at 1313 & 1317 Harrison Street
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency is reviewing several infrastructure and property improvement proposals. These include utility undergrounding projects, engineering service rankings, and grants for local properties.
- Authorization of up to $973,846.00 for Phase IV undergrounding of utilities and streetscape beautification
- Property Improvement Program Grant of up to $75,000.00 for 600 North Surf Road
- Property Improvement Program Grant of up to $75,000.00 for 901 South Surf Road
- Ranking of consulting firms to provide engineering services for capital projects
- Reimbursement of up to $13,168.00 for landscape design and variance support for the US-1 project
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several resolutions including budget amendments, legal settlements, and insurance renewals. The agenda includes multiple infrastructure and public safety expenditures for city departments.
- $100,000 settlement with Dean Lutrario
- $276,820 in flood insurance policy renewals
- $500,000 blanket purchase agreement for IT hardware and software
- $226,243.21 for playground equipment at Stanley Goldman Memorial Park
- $75,000 donation of law enforcement forfeiture funds
🗳️ How they voted (24 roll-call votes)
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for several local projects. These include various new residential developments ranging from 7 to 200 units. The committee will also consider plans for a tiki bar, marina parking, and a condo hotel activity center.
- 200-unit residential development at 2100 N. Federal Highway
- Diplomat Landing Condo Hotel project at S. Ocean Drive
- Tiki Bar and Marina Parking at 2308 N. Ocean Drive
- 30-unit residential development at 2032 Jefferson Street
- 15-unit residential development at 1225 N 17th CT
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several resolutions including funding for homeless services and street improvements. The agenda includes various consent items regarding city minutes, student exchange programs, and professional engineering services.
- Authorization of up to $18,600.00 for Avant Garde Academy Safe Route to Schools project
- Up to $32,920.00 for landscape design on State Road 5/US-1 Complete Streets project
- Agreement with Miami Rescue Mission, Inc. for up to $390,000.00 in emergency shelter services
- Agreement with Taskforce for Ending Homelessness for up to $200,000.00 in outreach services
- Estimated annual amount of $979,580.00 for Limousines of South Florida, Inc. shuttle services
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Workshop
The City Commission will hold a workshop regarding the five-year Capital Improvement Plan. The session includes remarks from the City Manager and a presentation by the Assistant City Manager for Sustainable Development.
- Opening remarks on the FY 2024–2028 Capital Improvement Plan
- Presentation regarding the five-year Capital Improvement Plan
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review preliminary and final site plans for multiple residential and mixed-use developments. These projects include large-scale builds on North Federal Highway and various apartment complexes. The committee will also consider a parking space increase at 3081 Taft Street.
- Site Plan Review for 202-unit mixed-use development at 2100 N Federal Hwy with 11,000 sq. ft. of commercial space
- Site Plan Review for 'Star Tower Hollywood' at 410 N Federal Highway featuring 248 residential units and 8,500 sq. ft. of office/commercial space
- Site Plan Review for a 63-unit residential development at 2231 Fillmore Street & 2224 Pierce Street
- Site Plan Review for a 30-unit residential development at 2543 Polk Street
- Modification of parking spaces from 128 to 155 at 3081 Taft Street
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider resolutions regarding the redevelopment of the Orangebrook Golf Course and Country Club at 400 Entrada Drive. The meeting also includes a proposal to appoint Aon Risk Services, Inc. as an insurance broker for property and liability coverage.
- Redevelopment agreements for Orangebrook Golf Course and Country Club at 400 Entrada Drive
- Insurance brokerage services contract with Aon Risk Services, Inc. up to $151,875.00 annually
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider multiple quasi-judicial items including residential developments, a school facility, and a self-storage facility. The board will also review the City Initiated Public Streetscape Design Guidelines Manual.
- Special Exception for K-12 educational school at 1720 Harrison Street
- Public Streetscape Design Guidelines Manual for Regional Activity Center Areas
- Design and Site Plan Review for 350-unit residential development at 3451-3690 S. Ocean Drive
- Design and Site Plan review for 8-unit residential development at 1910 Washington Street
- Design and Site Plan review for 14-unit residential development at 1109 N 61 Avenue
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will consider a request for a Certificate of Appropriateness regarding an addition to a single-family home at 1308 Harrison Street. The meeting also includes board member introductions, elections, and the approval of minutes from the June 13, 2023, meeting.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for a design addition at 1308 Harrison Street
- New Board Member Introductions and Elections
- Approval of June 13, 2023, meeting minutes
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency is considering several budget amendments for the Beach and Downtown districts. The board will also review proposed changes to various grant programs and a specific property improvement agreement.
- Authorization of Moffatt & Nichol, Inc. for utility undergrounding and streetscape work up to $36,200.00
- Increase of Property Improvement Program (PIP) grants to $75,000.00 for commercial and residential properties
- Increase of PIP grant allocations to $50,000.00 for properties along the Intracoastal in the Beach District
- Increase of Paint Only Program (POP) grant allocations to $15,000.00
- Property Improvement Program grant for 2131 Hollywood Boulevard up to $75,000.00
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will consider various resolutions for contract approvals and budget amendments. Items include upgrades to city parks and renewals for public safety equipment.
- $650,000 contract for Stanley Goldman Memorial Park skatepark replacement
- $245,676 renovation of Stanley Goldman Memorial Park pickleball courts
- $800,000 agreement for police records management software
- $500,000 agreement for a Comprehensive Plan update
- $325,000 renewal for fire equipment and supplies
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review site plan applications for two residential developments. The meeting also includes updates on in-process projects and building permits.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review for 49-unit residential development at 1834-1840 Mayo Street
- Final Site Plan Review for 27-unit residential development at 2215 Fillmore Street
- Update on in-process projects by Planning
- Building Permit update by Building
Workshop
The City Commission will hold a workshop regarding the proposed FY 2024 operating budget. The session includes opening remarks from the City Manager and a presentation by the Assistant City Manager for Finance and Administration and the Director of Budget and Performance Management.
- FY 2024 Proposed Operating Budget presentation
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will review several items, including property value updates and annual financial audit results. The meeting includes votes on various city contracts ranging from police uniforms to technology leases. Additionally, the commission will discuss workforce development partnerships with Broward College.
- $8,030,871 contract for security guard services over five years
- Renewal of Microsoft Enterprise Agreement at an estimated annual amount of $829,325.15
- Approval of the "Stirling Warehouse" plat at 2910 Stirling Road
- Increase in attorney fees for Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman, P.L. to $200,000
- Presentation on property values by the Broward County Property Appraiser
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Conference Meeting
The City Commission is holding a virtual conference meeting to discuss various city topics. Discussion areas include communications, finances, administration, infrastructure, and law enforcement.
- General discussion regarding city services and economic vitality
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing several preliminary and final site plans for residential and mixed-use developments. These applications include projects ranging from 18 to 378 residential units across various locations in Hollywood.
- Preliminary review of 44-unit Parkside Vue at 1807-1809 Madison Street
- Preliminary review of Quads Plaza, a mixed-use project at 5730 Johnson Street
- Preliminary review of The George, a 114-unit development at 950 South Federal Highway
- Final site plan review for Soleste La Piazza at 1845 Hollywood Blvd
- Final site plan review for a 23-unit residential project at 2133-2139 Polk Street
Special City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission is reviewing resolutions to fill vacancies across several municipal advisory boards. These appointments cover groups such as the Police Officers’ Pension Board and the Historic Preservation Board. The agenda also includes a proposal to change the composition of the African American Advisory Council.
- Appointment of one member to the Hollywood Police Officers’ Pension Board
- Appointment of five members to the Historic Preservation Board
- Appointment of three members to the Planning and Development Board
- Changes to the composition of the African American Advisory Council
- Appointment of nine members to the Education Advisory Committee
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will review several development applications including residential complexes and a school facility. Items include site plan reviews for multiple apartment developments and a request to modify the Diplomat Landing Master Development Plan.
- Special Exception for K-12 educational school at 1720 Harrison Street
- Extension of design and site plan for medical center at 831 N Highland Drive
- Design and site plan review for 37-unit residential development at 2327-2339 Lincoln Street
- Design and site plan review for 48-unit residential development at 1935-1951 Lincoln Street
- Modification of Diplomat Landing Master Development Plan to add 350 condo units and 500 hotel rooms
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board is reviewing several applications for certificates of appropriateness regarding home additions and alterations. The board will also receive updates on the Hollywood Beach Hotel, the Hollywood Bandshell, and the United States Customs House.
- Design addition at 1308 Harrison Street
- Front façade and rear addition at 845 N Northlake Drive
- Alterations to 1238 Madison Street
- Design addition at 1108 Harrison Street
- Updates on Hollywood Beach Hotel, Hollywood Bandshell, and United States Customs House
Workshop
The Hollywood City Commission is holding a workshop to interview applicants for various city boards and committees. The session includes an introduction to the interview process by the Assistant City Manager for Finance & Administration.
- Interviews of Board & Committee Applicants
Workshop
The City Commission is conducting a workshop focused on special events. The session includes an introduction by the Assistant City Manager for Sustainable Development and a presentation from the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts and Communications departments.
- Introduction regarding special events by Gus Zambrano
- Presentation on special events by Rick Engle and Joann Hussey
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review a proposal to rezone properties on Hollywood Boulevard from government use to a mixed-use district. The meeting also includes discussions on designating a Brownfield Area for redevelopment and approving various city service contracts.
- Ordinance to rezone 1845-1885 Hollywood Boulevard to Young Circle Mixed-Use District
- Designation of property at N. State Road 7 and Johnson Street as a Brownfield Area
- Change order up to $247,973.50 for New Police Headquarters design services
- Agreement with Broward County for a solid waste study costing up to $158,000
- Reallocation of $760,335 in Community Development Block Grant - Coronavirus funds
🗳️ How they voted (21 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The CRA Board is reviewing several funding resolutions including micro-transit service fees and construction for pole replacements. The board will also consider grant agreements for property improvements at 1909 Tyler Street and 1711 S. Surf Road.
- Payment of $593,845.42 to Circuit Transit Inc. for micro-transit services
- Pole replacement project in the Beach District via Burkhardt Construction, Inc. up to $230,165.14
- Property Improvement Program Grant for 1909 Tyler Street up to $150,000.00
- Hotel Improvement Program Grant for 1711 S. Surf Road up to $63,000.00
Joint/Special Commission and CRA Meeting
The City Commission and the Community Redevelopment Agency Board are considering resolutions to adopt a CRA Transition Plan. The plan focuses on financial management and administration.
- Resolution R-2023-144: Adopting the CRA Transition Plan (City Commission)
- Resolution R-CRA-2023-22: Adopting the CRA Transition Plan (CRA Board)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct preliminary site plan reviews for two residential developments. These items include a project on Van Buren Street and a larger development on South Ocean Drive.
- Site Plan Review for Hollywood Little Ranches: 145-unit residential development at 2718, 2726, 2734 and 2750 Van Buren Street
- Site Plan Review for Diplomat Activity Center: 500-unit residential development at 3451-3690 and 3210-3450 S Ocean Drive
Special Planning and Development Board
The Special Planning and Development Board is reviewing an application from First Eagle Management, LLC. The request seeks to amend the City's Comprehensive Plan for 4100 N. Hills Dr. and surrounding areas. The proposal would change land use from Open Space and Recreation to Low-Medium and Low Residential.
- Land use amendment for Emerald Hills LUPA
- Change from Open Space and Recreation to Low-Medium and Low Residential
Technical Advisory Committee
The committee will conduct preliminary and final site plan reviews for several residential developments. Discussion will also include the technical review process for site plans.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 8-unit residential development at 2200 Madison Street
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 394-unit Modera Hollywood development at 2110 Anton Terrace, 2117-2119 Anton Terrace, 2120 Anton Terrace, 400 S Dixie Highway, and 2200 Jackson Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 40-unit Lux Homes at Fillmore residential development at 2306 Fillmore Street
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider several resolutions, including budget amendments and equipment purchases. The meeting includes presentations regarding the 2023 Florida Legislative Session and the Broward County Transportation Department Premium Mobility Plan.
- Brownfield area designation for 820 - 890 N. State Road 7 and 6028 Johnson Street
- Purchase of playground equipment and surfacing at McNicol Community Center for $156,479.64
- Purchase of five six-inch pumps and one eight-inch pump for $366,989.26
- Blanket purchase agreement with Odyssey Manufacturing Co. for $300,000.00
- Purchase of heavy equipment from Case Power & Equipment of Florida not to exceed $841,121.82
🗳️ How they voted (19 roll-call votes)
Workshop
The City Commission will hold a work session to review updates to the City of Hollywood Strategic Plan. Todd Brauer, President of the Whitehouse Group, will provide a presentation on these updates for commission discussion.
- Presentation by Todd Brauer regarding updates to the City Strategic Plan
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will review several applications including industrial site plans, parking lot variances, and multiple land use amendments. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding Senate Bill 102, the "Live Local Act."
- Variance and site plan for Stirling Logistics at 2910 Stirling Road
- Variance and site plan for Billy’s Stone Crab parking lot at 309 Arizona Street
- Rezoning of Oakwood Plaza from IM-1 to Planned Development District
- Rezoning of Soleste La Piazza from Government Use to Young Circle Mixed-Use District
- Land use amendment for Emerald Hills LUPA to change designation to residential
Historic Preservation Board
The Board will consider two quasi-judicial applications regarding property changes in the Lakes Historic District. These include a request for partial demolition and a request for a front facade and rear addition to a single-family home.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for partial demolition at 1404 Jackson Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for front facade and rear addition at 845 North Northlake Drive
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for several developments. This includes a 63-unit apartment complex and a 350-unit development at South Ocean Drive. The committee will also discuss the technical review process for site plans.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review for a 63-unit residential development at 2231 Fillmore Street - 2224 Pierce Street
- Final Site Plan Review for an approximately 91,500 sq. ft. self-storage facility at 3090 Sherman Street
- Site Plan Review for a 350-unit residential development (Diplomat Landings) at 3451-3690, 3210-3450, 3800 S Ocean Drive
- Discussion regarding the Technical Review Process for Site Plan Article 6
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider several resolutions involving municipal contracts and legal settlements. These items cover essential services including police equipment, utility software, and infrastructure upgrades. The agenda also features proclamations for various heritage months.
- $515,189.62 agreement with EAC Consulting for Lift Stations N-07 and N-08 Upgrade Project
- $227,604.00 purchase agreement for law enforcement rifles and related equipment
- $282,996.00 purchase order for Aeration Train Mixers from Arroyo Process Equipment Company
- $118,132.60 purchase of a New Holland agricultural tractor
- Resolutions to implement legal settlements with Chantal Paul, Trudy Sacco, and Anna Karahalios
🗳️ How they voted (22 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency Board will receive a presentation on the Hollywood Boulevard Streetscape Project. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding the Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Financial Report and audit results.
- Hollywood Boulevard Streetscape Project update
- Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Financial Report and audit results presentation
- Update on Beach and Downtown activities
Joint/Workshop
The City Commission and Community Development Advisory Board will review the proposed federal budget for fiscal year 2023/2024. The workshop includes presentations on CDBG subrecipient funding recommendations and several community enhancement grant requests.
- Proposed Community Development Division budget for Federal Funds FY 2023/2024
- CDBG subrecipient program funding recommendations for FY 2023/2024
- CDAB funding requests from organizations including YMCA of Broward and Covenant House Florida
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several infrastructure projects, including drainage improvements and water main replacements. The agenda also includes presentations on the citywide stormwater master plan and tidal flooding in the Lakes area. Additionally, the commission will consider a lease for the Washington Park Service Center and an ordinance regarding criminal history checks for certain employees.
- Contracts for 2023 drainage improvements with amounts up to $1,200,000, $1,000,000, and $800,000
- Reimbursement of $1,296,395.65 to the CRA for water main replacement in Hollywood Blvd Streetscape Project
- Agreement with Russell Education Foundation for tutoring services up to $112,400
- Lease agreement for use of Washington Park Service Center at 5648 Wiley Street
- Ordinance regarding criminal history checks for certain municipal employees and firefighters
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Conference Meeting
This conference meeting consists of general discussions regarding various city matters. Topics include communications, finances, infrastructure, and law enforcement. No specific ordinances or contracts are listed for action.
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review several preliminary and final site plan applications. These include multiple residential developments and a clubhouse/golf course project.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 18-unit residential development at 2351 Thomas Street
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 48-unit residential development at 901 S Ocean Drive
- Final Site Plan Review: 74-unit residential development at 1739 Washington Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 8,000 sq. ft. clubhouse and golf course at 1645 Polk Street
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will review several land use applications, including a large industrial rezoning near Oakwood Boulevard. The agenda also includes city-wide amendments regarding building colors and public art regulations, as well as multiple residential site plan requests.
- Rezoning of 2609 N. 26th Avenue and surrounding parcels to Planned Development (Oakwood Plaza)
- Amendment to zoning regulations for exterior building colors and public art
- Comprehensive Plan amendment regarding property rights
- Design and site plan for Prime Apartments at 2205-2211 Adams Street
- Design and site plan for Monroe Apartments at 2032 Monroe Street
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will consider two quasi-judicial applications regarding properties in the Lakes Historic District. These include a request for a new single-family house design at 1409 Hollywood Boulevard and a request for partial demolition and design at 1404 Jackson Street.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for a new single-family house at 1409 Hollywood Boulevard
- Certificate of Appropriateness for partial demolition and design at 1404 Jackson Street
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The CRA Board will consider a resolution for AT&T to convert overhead utility lines to underground and a new agreement for cleaning services. The meeting also includes an update on the Gateway and Wayfinding Signage project.
- Resolution authorizing AT&T to convert overhead utility lines to underground up to $574,017.18
- Resolution terminating a purchase agreement with Delta Property Maintenance, Inc. and authorizing Asima Facility Management, Inc. for cleaning services up to $198,220.00 annually
- Presentation regarding the CRA Gateway and Wayfinding Signage Project
- Informational report on Beach and Downtown activities
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review preliminary and final site plans for two development projects. These include a 350-unit residential project on South Ocean Drive and a mixed-use development on Hollywood Boulevard.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: Diplomat Landings, 350-unit residential development at 3451-3690, 3210-3450, 3800 S Ocean Drive
- Final Site Plan Review: Soleste La Piazza, mixed-use development with 371 residential units and ~7,000 sq. ft. of commercial space at 1845 Hollywood Boulevard
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing several preliminary and final site plan applications. These include various residential developments ranging from 9 to 78 units, as well as a mixed-use project on Washington Street.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 2420 Lincoln Street (9-unit residential)
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 1837-1855 Johnson Street (14-unit residential)
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 1914-1920 Pierce Street (32-unit residential)
- Final Site Plan Review: 1919 Johnson Street (10-unit residential)
- Final Site Plan Review: 2022-2026 Fletcher Street (42-unit residential)
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission is reviewing several items including new city management, infrastructure projects, and public safety ordinances. The agenda includes discussions on street design, police retirement changes, and smoking prohibitions in parks and at the beach.
- $2,500,000 blanket purchase agreement with Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc. for roadway and drainage work
- $149,995 contract with HBC Engineering for the Johnson Street Project from Dixie Highway to North 30th Road
- Up to $298,924 for engineering services for the Johnson Street Local Agency Project
- Ordinance to prohibit smoking of filtered cigars on Municipal Beach and in municipal parks
- Employment agreement for incoming City Manager George R. Keller, Jr.
🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)
Conference Meeting
The City Commission is holding a virtual conference meeting to discuss various city topics. Discussion areas include communications, finances, administration, infrastructure, and law enforcement.
- General discussion regarding city services, infrastructure, and economic vitality
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will review two quasi-judicial applications regarding properties in the Lakes Historic District. These include a request for a house addition on Madison Street and a request for demolition and design on Northlake Drive. The meeting will also include updates on historic grants and procedure rules.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for an addition at 1254 Madison Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition and design at 727 N Northlake Drive
- City Wide Historic Grant update
- Rules of Procedure update
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider several quasi-judicial items including variances for setbacks and height projections. The board will also review design and site plans for two residential developments and a text amendment regarding parking payments.
- Variance request for 5405 N Surf Road involving setbacks, parking, and height
- Variance request for 308 Balboa Street involving setbacks, parking, and height
- Design and Site Plan for an 8-unit residential development at 2634 Pierce Street
- Design and Site Plan for a 14-unit residential development at 1932 Fillmore Street
- Text Amendment to Article 7.4 regarding the Parking Payment in Lieu of Providing Parking Program
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review multiple preliminary and final site plan applications. These include various residential developments and a proposed police headquarters building.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 27 unit residential development at 2215 Fillmore Street
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 72 unit residential development at 2621-2631 Polk Street
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 146 unit residential development and community center at 1301 S Ocean Drive
- Final Site Plan Review: 8 unit residential development (5824 Taft Townhomes) at 5824 Taft Street
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 80,000 sq. ft. Government Use building and communication tower (Police Headquarters) near S Park Road and Entrada Drive
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several resolutions including large loan applications for water projects, equipment purchases, and service agreements. The agenda also includes a discussion on the Orangebrook Golf Course redevelopment and appointments to the Charter Review Committee.
- $12,393,719.00 loan application for Ocean Outfall Regulatory Compliance Phase II pump station project
- $18,395,671.00 loan application for Ocean Outfall Regulatory Compliance Phase II deep injection wells project
- $353,997.00 purchase of two 410P 4x4 loader backhoes from Dobbs Equipment, LLC
- $195,000.00 annual agreement with Nalco Water, Inc. for water treatment supplies
- $85,724.00 engineering services for the Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood CRA Board will consider several items related to local infrastructure and development. This includes a construction contract for the Hollywood Boulevard Streetscape Project and the purchase of the La Piazza parcel. The board will also review rankings for construction management firms.
- Construction contract with Burkhardt Construction Inc. for Hollywood Boulevard Streetscape Project up to $14,509,809.36
- Funding for undergrounding power lines via Florida Power and Light up to $110,598.00
- Purchase of the La Piazza Parcel at 1845 - 1885 Hollywood Boulevard
- Ranking of Construction Management At Risk firms for capital projects
Workshop
The City Commission is conducting a workshop to kick off the FY 2024 fiscal strategy and strategic plan update. The agenda includes an economic presentation and a panel discussion regarding property insurance legislation and climate change. Commissioners will also discuss fiscal priorities for the strategic plan refresh.
- FY 2024 Fiscal Strategy Kick-Off and Strategic Plan Update
- Economic Presentation and Discussion
- Panel Discussion of Property Insurance Legislation and Climate Change
- Strategic Plan Refresh and Commission Fiscal Priorities Discussion
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing several preliminary and final site plan applications. These include residential developments on Washington Street and S Dixie Highway, as well as new industrial spaces. The committee will also discuss a marina and restaurant project on N Ocean Drive.
- Site Plan Review for Skippers Dockside marina and restaurant at 2308 N Ocean Drive
- Mixed-use development with 98 residential units at 810 S Dixie Highway
- 115-unit residential development at 6015 Washington Street
- 250,000 sq. ft. industrial and self-storage facility at 3090 Sherman Street
- 100,000 sq. ft. industrial building at 2910 Stirling Road
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Commission will review several items regarding public safety, infrastructure, and personnel. Proposed actions include appointing a new City Manager and authorizing contracts for lift station repairs and HVAC replacement. The agenda also includes presentations on water funding and waste collection services.
- Resolution to appoint a new City Manager
- $1,500,000.00 agreement for lift station rehabilitation and repair services
- $518,030.00 contract for Fire Station 45 HVAC replacement
- $208,022.00 purchase order for ambulance remounting services
- Ordinance to vacate a portion of an alley in Hollywood Hills
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Conference Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will hold a conference meeting for general discussion. Topics include city finances, infrastructure, law enforcement, and economic vitality. No specific ordinances or contracts are listed for this meeting.
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will hold quasi-judicial hearings on two applications. These include a design and site plan for a 100-unit residential development at 6028 Johnson Street and an expansion of a storage facility at 500 S State Rd 7.
- Design and site plan for 100-unit residential development (6028 Johnson Street)
- Special exception to expand UTEX Storage (500 S State Rd 7)
- Review of projects before the Technical Advisory Committee
- Summary of City Commission Actions
Historic Preservation Board
The board will hold quasi-judicial hearings regarding demolition and design applications for 1621 Jefferson Street and 301 Oregon Street. The meeting also includes a discussion on proposed changes to the Rules of Procedure.
- Demolition and design request for 1621 Jefferson Street
- Demolition, design, and variance request for 301 Oregon Street
- Proposed changes to the Rules of Procedure
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for various developments. These include multiple multi-unit residential projects and a new Taco Bell restaurant.
- 78-unit residential development at 1735-1739 Jackson Street
- Taco Bell restaurant at 2640 N State Road 7
- 40-unit residential development at 2306 Fillmore Street
- 42-unit residential development at 2202-2204 Van Buren Street
- 14-unit residential development at 1109 N 61st Avenue
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is reviewing a second amended agreement for a mixed-use, mixed-income project located between Fillmore and Polk Streets. The meeting also includes an update on the I-95 PD&E study and several infrastructure and service contracts.
- Development agreement for a mixed-use project on North 21st Avenue
- Engineering services for Fletcher Street Privacy Wall Project up to $58,840
- Engineering services for Five Bridges Repairs Project up to $176,525
- $50,000 grant for citywide tree installation
- Demolition services contractor pool up to $200,000 annually
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The CRA Board will review a presentation regarding the proposed development for Block 41. The agenda also includes approving meeting minutes from late 2022 and receiving an update on beach and downtown activities.
- Update on proposed development for Block 41
- Approval of November 2, 2022, meeting minutes
- Approval of December 7, 2022, meeting minutes
- Report on beach and downtown activities
Workshop
The City Commission will review a presentation regarding the adopted Strategic Plan. Todd Brauer from The Whitehouse Group will present the plan for commission discussion and recommendations.
- Presentation and review of the Adopted Strategic Plan
Historic Preservation Board
The board will conduct quasi-judicial hearings regarding demolition and design applications for properties at 1621 Jefferson Street and 1108 S Northlake Drive. Additionally, the CRA will provide an update on the downtown Streetscape Improvement Project.
- Demolition and design request for 1621 Jefferson Street
- Demolition and design request for 1108 S Northlake Drive
- CRA update on the downtown Streetscape Improvement Project
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will review several development applications. These include a 34-unit residential project on Monroe Street and a retail center on State Road 7. The Board will also consider a variance request for property on Oak Street.
- Design and site plan for a 30,000 sq. ft. retail and distribution center at 901 S State Road 7
- Design, site plan, and variance for a 34-unit residential development at 2035 Monroe Street
- Variance request for setbacks, parking, and height at 338 Oak Street
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will discuss plans for transitioning to a new City Manager. The meeting also addresses the strategic plan focus area of communications and civic engagement.
- Discussion regarding the planning for the transition to a new City Manager
- Strategic Plan Focus Area: Communications & Civic Engagement
Workshop
The City Commission will receive a presentation from Tracie Lampton of NORESCO. The presentation covers the current status of the ongoing Energy Services Agreement Audit.
- Status update on the Energy Services Agreement Audit
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review several site plan applications. These include a preliminary review for an 80,000 sq. ft. police headquarters and final reviews for residential, commercial, and parking lot projects.
- Preliminary site plan review for an 80,000 sq. ft. police headquarters between S Park Road and Entrada Drive
- Final site plan review for a 12-unit residential development at 2438-2442 Johnson Street
- Final site plan review for a 6,300 sq. ft. commercial development at 1203 N Federal Highway
- Final site plan review for a 10-space parking lot for Billy’s Stone Crab at 309 Arizona Street
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts and grants. Key items include the procurement of police vehicles and a study for community shuttle routes. The agenda also includes approving engineering contract increases and accepting various state and federal grants.
- Purchase of 43 Chevrolet Tahoe police pursuit vehicles for $1,906,792.00
- Contract increase for engineering services to $174,683.93
- Lease of 14 vehicles for the Police Department up to $446,001.36
- Purchase of two high-water rescue vehicles for $127,990.00
- Study for community shuttle routes and micro-transit zones up to $52,640.00
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board is reviewing several infrastructure and economic development items. These include agreements for undergrounding utility lines, construction services for streetscape beautification, and a property improvement grant. The board will also receive an update on downtown occupancy and foot traffic.
- Agreement with FPL, Comcast, Hotwire, and Crown Castle for utility undergrounding up to $1,720,414.02
- Preconstruction services contract with Burkhardt Construction Inc. up to $159,820.00
- Consulting services for resurfacing and restoration with Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. up to $99,000.00
- Property Improvement Program Grant for 2000 Jefferson Street up to $50,000.00
Conference Meeting
The City Commission is holding a conference meeting to discuss various city topics. These include finances, infrastructure, law enforcement, and economic vitality. No specific items or actions are listed for decision.
- No specific projects or ordinances are listed.