Hollywood public meetings in 2024
88 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review four site plan proposals. The largest is a 470-unit multifamily development at 4220 & 4231 N 58th Avenue, which also requests rezoning to Planned Development (PD). Other projects include a 27-unit multifamily on N 17th Avenue, a 36-unit development on Van Buren Street, and a 72,700 sq ft Kia dealership with car wash on S State Road 7.
- 470-unit multifamily building with clubhouse, place of worship, and community building at 4220 & 4231 N 58th Avenue
- 27-unit multifamily residential development at 1118-1126 N 17th Avenue
- 36-unit residential development at 2306 Van Buren Street
- 72,700 sq ft Kia dealership with indoor/outdoor car wash at 1640 S State Road 7
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will hold public hearings on four quasi-judicial items, including a variance for a hotel roof amenity area, a 109-unit residential development, a new restaurant, and a large commercial building. Old business and new business reviews are also on the agenda.
- Variance to increase roof amenity area from 30% to 49% for Kosher Hotel at 5510 S. State Road 7
- Design and site plan for 109-unit residential at 2219 Lincoln Street
- Design and site plan for 2,187 sq ft restaurant at 2700 Stirling Road
- Design and site plan for 120,000 sq ft commercial building at 2800 Oakwood Boulevard
Historic Preservation Board
The Hollywood Historic Preservation Board will hold a quasi-judicial hearing on three applications: two Certificates of Appropriateness for new single-family homes at 1051 S. Southlake Drive (east and west parcels) and one for an addition to an existing home at 914 S. Southlake Drive, all within the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District. The board will also consider approval of previous meeting minutes, a summary of appeals to the City Commission, and receive an update on the Historic Preservation Grant. Public comment is allowed in person or by pre-registered virtual submission.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for design of new single-family home at 1051 S. Southlake Drive (East) – File 24-C-48
- Certificate of Appropriateness for design of new single-family home at 1051 S. Southlake Drive (West) – File 24-C-49
- Certificate of Appropriateness for design of addition to existing home at 914 S. Southlake Drive – File 22-C-39b
- Updates on Historic Preservation Grant under New Business
Workshop
The City Commission will hold a workshop to review a presentation on the city's 2025 state legislative priorities. The session consists of a presentation and subsequent discussion by the commission.
- Presentation on 2025 State Legislative Priorities by Assistant City Manager Adam Reichbach and Joseph Salzverg of Gray Robinson, P.A.
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will consider a second-reading ordinance to implement mandatory year-round landscape irrigation conservation measures, amending Chapter 51 of the city code. Also up for discussion is a resolution to approve a grant agreement with Brightline for railroad crossing elimination, with a city contribution of up to $533,628. The consent agenda includes contracts for stop-loss insurance ($786,072), roof replacement at Fire Station 31 ($300,000), and a grant for Fire Station 31 wind hardening ($250,000), among other items. Regular agenda items include updates to the city's donation and naming policies.
- Permanent year-round irrigation restrictions (second reading of Ordinance PO-2024-23)
- Brightline Railroad Crossing Elimination Program grant agreement with city contribution up to $533,628
- Stop loss insurance contract with Cigna for up to $786,072.10
- Roof replacement at Fire Station 31 from PSI Roofing for up to $300,000
- Renovation of Liberia Economic and Social Development Center using $175,000 in CDBG funds
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood CRA Board will consider approvals including a $12.2 million interlocal agreement for Coastal Roadway Resiliency Phase IV from Harrison Street to Magnolia Terrace, a $1.35 million amendment for stormwater pump stations, and budget amendments. Regular agenda items include maintenance contracts and property improvement grants. The meeting also includes consent items for minutes and a correction to a previous resolution.
- Interlocal agreement for up to $12,200,491 for Coastal Roadway Resiliency Phase IV from Harrison Street to Magnolia Terrace
- Amendment No. 1 for stormwater pump station construction up to $1,353,320.80 plus up to $750,000 for unforeseen conditions
- Correction of dollar amounts in Resolution R-CRA-2024-30 for Phase IV undergrounding at State Road A1A
- Blanket purchase agreement with JCR Mechanical Contractor for splashpad and fountain maintenance up to $109,560/year
- Property improvement grant agreement up to $75,000 for Oxford Towers at 1501 S. Ocean Drive
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will consider a preliminary site plan and variance for a hospital use at 1200 N 35th Ave and 1201 N 37th Ave, as part of a rezoning to the Hospital District. The committee will also conduct a final site plan review for a 24-unit residential development at 2242-2246 Monroe Street. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and discussion of planning and building priority lists.
- Preliminary Site Plan & Variance (24-PV-92a) for hospital use at 1200 N 35th Ave & 1201 N 37th Ave, tied to rezoning to Hospital District
- Final Site Plan (24-DP-68) for 24-unit residential development at 2242-2246 Monroe Street in DH-2 zoning district
- Approval of draft minutes from November 18, 2024 meeting
- Public comment procedures outlined for in-person and virtual participation
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will certify the certified results of the November 5, 2024 municipal general and referendum election and hold a swearing-in ceremony for the mayor-elect and three new commissioners. The commission also will consider several infrastructure contracts, including a $1.9 million lift station force main replacement, a $1.03 million fire pumper purchase, and a $95,000 settlement. Other consent-agenda items include approvals for utility maintenance agreements and engineering services.
- Resolution certifying 2024 municipal election results
- Swearing-in ceremony for Mayor-Elect Josh Levy and Commissioners-Elect Peter D. Hernandez, Adam Gruber, and Idelma Quintana
- Lift Station A-09 Force Main Replacement project contract with Lanzo Construction Company up to $1,905,561.00
- Purchase of a Pierce Impel Top Mount Pumper from Ten-8 Fire & Safety, LLC for up to $1,028,229.06
- Settlement with Robinson Norelia in the amount of $95,000.00
Joint/Special Commission and CRA Meeting
The City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency Board will meet to discuss annual evaluations and employment agreement amendments for the City Manager and the CRA Executive Director.
- Resolution R-2024-372: Amendment to the employment agreement between the City Manager and the City
- Resolution R-CRA-2024-55: Amendment to the employment agreement between the CRA Executive Director and the CRA Board
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will consider preliminary site plan reviews for two developments: a 15-unit townhouse at 2327-2339 Lincoln Street and a 120-unit affordable multifamily development at 1101 Hillcrest Drive, including a request for flex units and an amendment to a Planned Unit Development. The committee will also approve draft minutes from a previous meeting.
- Preliminary site plan review for 15-unit townhouse at 2327-2339 Lincoln Street in DH-2 Zoning District
- Preliminary site plan review for 120 affordable units at 1101 Hillcrest Drive, with flex units and PUD amendment
- Approval of draft minutes from prior meeting (File 2024_114_Minutes_Draft)
Public Art Review Committee
The Public Art Review Committee will review and evaluate a proposed public art sculpture design for a new commercial building. The applicant, Rock Center of Hollywood, seeks approval for a sculpture titled 'Let LOVE Guide Your Way' at 5450 S State Road 7. No other substantive items are on the agenda.
- Evaluation of Public Art Sculpture Design for new commercial building at 5450 S State Road 7 — 'Let LOVE Guide Your Way' (File 24-PA-89)
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will review eight quasi‑judicial applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. Each request involves design, demolition, or variance for a single‑family home located in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District or the Hollywood Lakes Historic District. The board will vote on whether to approve or deny each application.
- 813 Harrison Street – demolition and design certificate (SF & GM Property LLC)
- 1380 Hollywood Boulevard – revised architecture design certificate (Chiar Ventures LLC)
- 1010 S. Northlake Drive – new home design certificate (Gregory S. and Veronica J. Levine)
- 938 Johnson Street – design certificate for single‑family home (Positano 405 Beach)
- 1113 N. Southlake Drive – design and setback variance certificate (Ayesh Zeki H/E Sabbagh and Rosanna Sabbagh)
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will hold public hearings on three quasi-judicial items: two variance requests for residential and hotel properties, and a design and site plan review for a large commercial building. The board will also consider approving previous meeting minutes and discuss upcoming projects and a 2025 calendar.
- Variance for 3301 Hollywood Oaks Drive: allow addition into required side yard with insufficient setbacks in RS-8 district.
- Variance for 308 Monroe Street: allow second-story hotel addition with reduced setbacks on Surf Road and Monroe Street.
- Design and Site Plan review for 2800 Oakwood Boulevard: 120,000 sq ft commercial building and parking in PD zoning district.
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider a second reading of an ordinance to amend permitted uses in the RC-2 Historic Retail Core and YC Young Circle Mixed-Use zoning districts. Consent agenda items include a $250,000 renovation of the Boys & Girls Club teen center, multiple utility infrastructure contracts, and a $185,000 blanket purchase agreement with Home Depot. Regular agenda items include a $2.6 million contract for a duct bank to the pump station and a $1.5 million emergency repair at the wastewater treatment plant.
- Second reading of ordinance amending permitted uses in RC-2 and YC zoning districts (Item 13)
- $2,615,010 contract with Cardinal Contractors for FP&L duct bank to pump station (Item 18)
- $1,500,000 emergency repairs to effluent pump station at Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant (Item 17)
- $250,000 for renovation of Marti Huizenga Boys & Girls Club teen center (Item 5)
- Renaming Anniversary Park to 'Mayor Peter Bober Centennial Park' (Item 14)
🗳️ How they voted (12 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency is reviewing budget adjustments for the Beach and Downtown districts. The board is also considering several property improvement grants and construction services for the Harrison Street Streetscape Project.
- Construction services agreement with Burkhardt Construction, Inc. for Harrison Street Streetscape not to exceed $5,555,813.38
- Architectural and engineering services with Bermello Ajamil & Partners, LLC for Harrison Street Streetscape not to exceed $229,440.00
- Property Improvement Program grant for 126 N. Dixie Highway (Design2form Holdings, LLC) up to $75,000.00
- Property Improvement Program grant for 1501 S. Ocean Drive (Oxford Towers, Inc.) up to $75,000.00
- Property Improvement Program grant for 1800 N. Ocean Drive (Oasis Condominium Association, Inc.) up to $39,025.60
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for multiple residential and commercial developments. The meeting includes requests for multifamily housing units and a mixed-use commercial project.
- Preliminary site plan for 10-unit residential development at 1714 Van Buren Street
- Preliminary site plan for 12-unit residential development at 1938 Liberty Street
- Preliminary site plan for 27-unit residential development at 2323 Polk Street
- Preliminary site plan and variance for 27-unit residential development at 1118-1126 N 17 Avenue
- Final site plan for 618-unit residential and 25,700 sq. ft. commercial development at 1600 S. Park Road
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is meeting to conduct final site plan reviews for two multi-family housing projects. The body will also discuss planning and building priority lists and a proposed 2025 calendar.
- Site plan review for a 7-unit residential development at 2351 Thomas Street (Super Seven LLC)
- Site plan review for a 4-story, 22-unit multi-family residential building at 2101 & 2111 N 16th Ave (Gil Ovadia)
- Review of Planning Priority List
- Review of Building Priority List
- Discussion of TAC 2025 Proposed Calendar
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will review three applications for Certificates of Appropriateness involving single‑family homes in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District. The items include a demolition and design request for 813 Harrison Street, a design revision request for 1380 Hollywood Boulevard, and a new home design request for 1010 S. Northlake Drive. The meeting also includes routine items such as the pledge of allegiance, roll call, and approval of the previous meeting minutes.
- SF & GM Property LLC – 813 Harrison Street – Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition and design
- Chiar Ventures LLC – 1380 Hollywood Boulevard – Certificate of Appropriateness for revised design
- Gregory S. and Veronica J. Levine – 1010 S. Northlake Drive – Certificate of Appropriateness for new home design
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider three quasi‑judicial variance requests: a reduced side setback for a new walkway in a mixed‑use development (VL Family LLC, File 24‑V‑63), a lot‑width reduction for a single‑family home (Milomano Corporation, File 24‑V‑18), and a design review for parking‑structure screening in the Downtown District (Van Jackson LLC, File 21‑D‑52a). The board will also review projects before the Technical Advisory Committee and receive a summary of recent City Commission actions.
- Variance request to reduce side setback at 1204 N. 17th Court (File 24‑V‑63)
- Variance request to reduce lot width at 1204‑1206 N. 24th Avenue (File 24‑V‑18)
- Design review of parking structure screening at 303 S. Federal Highway (File 21‑D‑52a)
- Review of projects before the Technical Advisory Committee
- Summary of City Commission actions
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing three site plan applications for developments in Hollywood. These include a 282-unit apartment building and a 24-unit residential project, as well as a warehouse building.
- Site Plan Review for a 282-unit, 8-story residential apartment building at 2800 Oakwood Boulevard
- Site Plan Review for a 24-unit residential development at 2242-2246 Monroe Street
- Site Plan Review for a 2,040 sq. ft. warehouse building at 6013 Rodman Street
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will meet to discuss and vote on several infrastructure and service contracts. Key items include significant repairs to the Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant and various professional consulting agreements for city utilities and IT services.
- Contract with Cardinal Contractors, Inc. for Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant repairs up to $6,420,310.00
- Blanket purchase agreement with Granicus Inc for hardware, software, and maintenance up to $887,073.92
- Authorization for Jacobs Engineering, Inc. for asset management consulting up to $901,000.00
- Grant agreement with Hollywood Art And Culture Center, Inc. for cultural services of $205,000.00
- Authorization for Corradino Group, Inc. for Johnson Street Bridge utility relocation design up to $175,515.00
🗳️ How they voted (24 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency board will vote on a contract for pedestrian street lights in the downtown area. The board is also considering two property improvement grants for residential sites. Additionally, the Executive Director will provide updates on media buys and beach and downtown activities.
- LED lighting agreement with Florida Power and Light for downtown pedestrian lights: $328,828.38 one-time and $5,300.53 monthly
- Property Improvement Program grant for Twelve Pillars Apts., Inc. at 2400 S. Ocean Drive: up to $90,611.78
- Property Improvement Program grant for Lincolnwood Towers Condominium, Inc. at 2134 Lincoln Street: up to $75,000.00
- Presentation on FY2025 Media Buy
- Informational report on beach and downtown activities
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will consider a series of resolutions, including budget amendments and multiple procurement authorizations. Items include a $600,000 blanket purchase agreement for catalyst and lime sludge hauling, emergency purchases for stormwater pumps and technical services, and a grant to support public safety initiatives. The commission will also adopt amendments to the FY2024 operating budgets and capital improvement plan.
- Approve a $600,000 blanket purchase agreement with Prolime Corporation for catalyst and lime sludge hauling (annual, two‑year period)
- Ratify a purchase order up to $528,682.76 for three Godwin stormwater pumps (emergency purchase)
- Authorize a purchase order up to $178,787.84 to R2 Unified Technologies for technical services (piggyback contract)
- Accept a $333,497 grant from the City of Miami for public safety and emergency management projects
- Amend the FY2024 operating budgets and capital improvement plan (Resolution R-2024-297)
🗳️ How they voted (22 roll-call votes)
Special City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will hold its FY 2025 second public budget hearing. Commissioners will consider a resolution setting the tax levy for the fiscal year beginning October 1 2024, a resolution appropriating operating and capital funds for FY 2025, a resolution approving the five‑year capital improvement plan and its FY 2025 portion, and a resolution defining authorized staff positions for FY 2025. The commission will also adopt a motion to concur with the Community Redevelopment Agency’s separate budget adoption.
- R-2024-316 – Resolution fixing the amount and rate of taxation for the fiscal year starting Oct 1 2024
- R-2024-317 – Resolution making appropriations for FY 2025 based on operating and capital budget estimates
- R-2024-318 – Resolution approving the FY 2025‑2029 Capital Improvement Plan and appropriating FY 2025 funds
- R-2024-319 – Resolution establishing the number and type of authorized positions for each department for FY 2025
- P-2024-080 – Motion to concur with the Community Redevelopment Agency’s separate budget adoption
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Special Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a public budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2025. The board is considering the adoption of budgets and appropriations for the Beach and Downtown districts, as well as authorized staff positions.
- Resolution R-CRA-2024-40: Adopting the FY 2025 budget for the Beach District
- Resolution R-CRA-2024-41: Adopting the FY 2025 budget for the Downtown District
- Resolution R-CRA-2024-42: Establishing authorized positions for FY 2025
Conference Meeting
The City Commission is meeting for general discussion regarding city operations. Topics include communications, finances, administration, infrastructure, and law enforcement.
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review the City Manager's recommended budget presentation for fiscal year 2025. The body will consider resolutions to tentatively fix tax rates and make appropriations for operating funds.
- R-2024-292: Fire Rescue assessments for FY 2025
- R-2024-293: Fire Inspection assessments for FY 2025
- R-2024-294: Nuisance abatement assessments for FY 2025
- R-2024-295: Tentative tax amount and rate for FY 2025
- R-2024-296: Tentative appropriations for FY 2025 operating and capital budgets
Historic Preservation Board
The Hollywood Historic Preservation Board will consider quasi-judicial requests for demolition and design approvals for three properties within the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District.
- Approval of previous meeting minutes
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Demolition at 813 Harrison Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for Design at 914 S. Southlake Drive
- Variance and Certificate of Appropriateness for Design at 725 N. Southlake Drive
- Summary of Appeals to City Commission
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will vote on contracts for flood insurance, police supplies, and crossing guard services, along with a resolution to support a regional transportation plan. The meeting also includes proclamations and a time-certain ordinance to rezone land for business and high-density residential use.
- Authorize $240,617.20 for flood insurance renewal
- Authorize up to $1,973,342 for school crossing guard services
- Authorize up to $417,210 for water pump replacement project
- Consider rezoning 34 acres at 1600 S. Park Road for business and high-density residential use
- Consider ordinance to amend smoke shop and adult use regulations east of the Intracoastal Waterway
🗳️ How they voted (17 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency will consider several routine items on its consent agenda, including approval of prior meeting minutes. On the regular agenda, the board will vote on a resolution authorizing reimbursement of $252,327.34 to JQ Ten Harbor LLC for undergrounding overhead utilities. Additional items include extending a pool service contract, approving engineering inspection services, and a property improvement grant for 1800 Fillmore Street.
- Authorize reimbursement of $252,327.34 to JQ Ten Harbor LLC for underground utility installation (Resolution R-CRA-2024-36).
- Extend Shamrock Pool Services contract for up to 120 days with an additional $50,000 annual amount (Resolution R-CRA-2024-37).
- Approve engineering inspection services for Phase IV resurfacing project up to $300,099 (Resolution R-CRA-2024-38).
- Approve property improvement grant agreement with MKN, LLC for up to $43,372.50 at 1800 Fillmore Street (Resolution R-CRA-2024-39).
- Approve minutes from June 5 and July 3 CRA meetings (Consent agenda items R-CRA-2024-34 and R-CRA-2024-35).
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is meeting to conduct preliminary site plan reviews for two new developments. The committee will also review the minutes from the August 19, 2024 meeting.
- Site plan review for 6100 Hollywood Blvd: 3-story and rooftop mixed-use development with 11,555 sq.ft. of retail/restaurant and office space (Yashasim LLC)
- Site plan review for 5200 S State Road 7: 14-story mixed-use development with 198 residential units and 6,000 sq.ft. of commercial space (Guitar View LLC)
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several infrastructure projects, including grant applications for sidewalk and road improvements. The body is also deciding on various professional service contracts for utilities, police equipment, and architectural services.
- Grant applications for Playland Estates sidewalk infill and North Surf Road improvements up to $4,000,000 each
- Blanket purchase agreement with Prolime Corporation for catalyst and lime sludge hauling up to $600,000 annually
- Utility legal consulting agreement with Greenberg Traurig, P.A. up to $500,000 for FY 2025
- Sole source purchase order to Barney’s Pumps Inc. for three pumps up to $372,954
- CDBG funding agreements for public services totaling $175,000
🗳️ How they voted (16 roll-call votes)
Conference Meeting
The City Commission is holding a conference meeting for general discussion. Topics include city communications, finances, administration, and infrastructure.
- General discussion on law enforcement and emergency services
- Discussion regarding economic vitality and quality of life
- Review of neighborhoods and inter-governmental opportunities
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is conducting preliminary and final site plan reviews for several development projects. The body is also discussing a request to amend the City's Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Plan Map.
- Special Exception and Site Plan review for 32 villas and 256-bed assisted living facility at 1600 Taft Street
- Site Plan review for a 42-room hotel with 3,500 sq. ft. of retail at 699 S Federal Highway
- Site Plan review for a 282-unit multifamily development at 2609 N 26th Avenue
- Request to amend Comprehensive Plan and Future Land Use Plan Map for 23.7 acres at 400 Entrada Drive
- Final Site Plan review for residential developments at 901 S Ocean Drive (48 units) and 2219-2231 Lincoln St (111 units)
Historic Preservation Board
The Board will consider several quasi-judicial applications regarding residential properties in historic districts. The agenda also includes an informational update on the Coral Rock House at Charles F. Vollman Park.
- Variance for driveway curb cuts at 1345 Hollywood Boulevard
- Certificate of Appropriateness and setback variance for 1519 Madison Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for a single-family home at 1452 Jefferson Street
- Informational update on Coral Rock House at 2933 Taft Street
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider several quasi-judicial applications. These include requests for property variances and design and site plans for two apartment developments.
- Variance for an accessory structure at 752 N Crescent Drive
- Variance for rooftop height exemptions at 5405 North Surf Road
- Design and Site Plan for Fillmore Apartments (34 units) at 2306 Fillmore Street
- Design and Site Plan for Jackson Apartments (100 units) at 2217-2231 Jackson Street
Joint Meeting of the Historic Preservation Board and Planning & Development Board
The Historic Preservation Board and Planning & Development Board are reviewing a request from the City of Hollywood. The proposal involves a text amendment to Article 4 of the Zoning and Land Development Regulations regarding permitted uses in specific districts.
- Text Amendment to Article 4 of the Zoning and Land Development Regulations for RC-2: Historic Retail Core and YC: Young Circle Mixed-Use Districts
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will consider and vote on a consent agenda covering routine administrative items, past meeting minutes, and several infrastructure contracts. Key decisions include approving a $28 million state grant application for coastal road flood resilience, funding sidewalk and ADA compliance projects in Beach Heights, Beverly Park, and Hollywood Country Estates, and purchasing furniture for the Broward County Library second-floor buildout. These actions address local flood management, neighborhood pedestrian safety, and public facility upgrades.
- Application for Resilient Florida Grant up to $28,000,000 for Hollywood Coastal Road Resiliency Project (CRA Phase IV E/W Streetscape)
- Contract amendment with Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. up to $28,440.00 for Beach Heights and Hollywood Country Estates Sidewalk Project engineering services
- Professional services agreements with R.J. Behar and Company, Inc. up to $331,723.20 (Beverly Park) and $354,648.65 (Beach Heights/Country Estates) for sidewalk and ADA compliance projects
- Purchase order to Empire Office, Inc. up to $662,117.16 for office furniture and installation for the Broward County Library Second Floor Buildout Project
- Adoption of Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan to implement a Community Shuttle Program within the City of Hollywood
🗳️ How they voted (42 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board will vote on resolutions to pursue a $28,000,000 state grant for flood management and approve a contract amendment increasing a utility undergrounding project to $76,176,313.91. The board will also consider agreements for citywide wayfinding signage and two condominium property improvement grants. These infrastructure and funding decisions will affect local road drainage, utility lines, and commercial signage across the redevelopment district.
- Pursue up to $28,000,000 state grant for flood management and streetscape improvements along Harrison Street to Magnolia Terrace.
- Approve contract amendment with Burkhardt Construction Inc. increasing the Phase IV utility undergrounding and streetscape project to $76,176,313.91.
- Execute up to $587,513.75 agreement with Baron Sign Manufacturing for citywide gateway and wayfinding signage.
- Approve up to $75,000 property improvement grants for condominiums at 1943 Monroe Street and 2751 South Ocean Drive.
- Receive presentations on Harrison Street streetscape design, neighborhood avenue updates, and downtown paint colors.
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct a preliminary site plan review for a proposed development by Allen Konstam - Condra Property Group. The project includes residential and commercial uses within the Beach Community Redevelopment Area.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 17-story mixed-use development at 2007-2115 N. Ocean Dr., 309-341 Oklahoma St., 320-324 McKinley St., 320-326 Nebraska St., and 2012 Surf Rd.
- Proposed residential units: 282 total, including 114 affordable units
- Proposed commercial space: approximately 35,100 sq. ft.
Workshop
The Hollywood City Commission will hold a workshop to review the city’s proposed FY 2025 operating budget, which outlines planned funding for city services and daily operations. City Manager George R. Keller, Jr., Assistant City Manager Adam Reichbach, and Budget Director Jonathan Antista will present the financial plan. Commissioners will ask questions and discuss the proposal. No final vote or binding decision is scheduled for this meeting.
- Presentation of the FY 2025 Proposed Operating Budget
- Commission questions and discussion on the proposed budget
- Workshop meeting at City Hall, 2600 Hollywood Blvd, Room 219
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will meet to vote on several resolutions regarding advisory board appointments. These include positions for the Civil Service Board, Firefighters' Pension Fund Board, and the Hollywood Housing Authority Board of Commissioners.
- Appointment of one member to the Civil Service Board
- Appointment of one member to the Hollywood Firefighters’ Pension Fund Board
- Appointment of one member to the Hollywood Housing Authority Board of Commissioners
- Appointment of five members to the Historic Preservation Board
- Appointment of three members to the Planning and Development Board
🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is reviewing several items for the consent agenda, including budget adjustments and contract renewals. These include security upgrades at City Hall, park improvements, and grant acceptances.
- Security Pro Systems: up to $165,000.00 for ballistic glass and doors at Hollywood City Hall
- Postal Center International, Inc.: renewal of bulk mail services up to $236,759.00 annually
- Bermello, Ajamil & Partners, LLC: up to $56,670.00 for Covid-19 Memorial at Bob Butterworth Park
- Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.: up to $26,340.00 for Beverly Park sidewalk and ADA compliance
- Areawide Council on Aging of Broward County: $228,000.00 grant for senior recreation programs
🗳️ How they voted (32 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 public services.
- General discussion regarding city administration, finance, and infrastructure
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review several site plan applications. These include a townhouse project on Thomas Street, a commercial building on Pembroke Road, and an 8-story expansion of the Memorial Hospital facility.
- Site Plan Review: 7 new 3-story townhouses at 2351 Thomas Street
- Site Plan Review: 5,100 square foot commercial building at 5701 Pembroke Road
- Site Plan Review: 8-story, 404,492 square foot Memorial Hospital expansion at 3501 Johnson Street
Historic Preservation Board
The Historic Preservation Board will conduct quasi-judicial hearings regarding several properties in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District. The board is reviewing requests for design certificates of appropriateness for additions and new construction, as well as a request for demolition.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for an addition at 1415 Madison Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for a new single-family house at 1012 Johnson Street
- Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition and design at 813 Harrison Street
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider several development applications and a zoning text amendment. Items include residential projects on Johnson Street and Dixieanna Street, as well as a large-scale land use amendment near South Park Road.
- Variance and site plan for 12-unit residential development at 2438-2442 Johnson Street
- Design and site plan for 71-unit, 10-story residential development at 1822 Dixieanna Street
- Land use amendment for 28.5 acres near 1600 S. Park Road
- Text amendment regarding smoke shop permitted uses in Beach Districts
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several resolutions regarding construction, public safety, and utility services. Key discussions include funding for the new Police Headquarters and various park and sidewalk improvements.
- New Police Headquarters: Materials testing up to $170,242.50 with Professional Service Industries, Inc.
- New Police Headquarters: Inspection and consulting services up to $292,250.00 with Nova Engineering and Environmental, LLC
- Mara Berman Giulianti Park Splash Pad: Architectural/Engineering services up to $91,150.00 with Craven, Thompson & Associates, Inc.
- Sunset Park Project: Application for a $500,000.00 Florida Division of Arts and Culture grant
- Hammerstein House Renovations: Application for a grant not to exceed $500,000.00 from the Florida Department of State
🗳️ How they voted (19 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The CRA Board will review a contract amendment for the Keating Park project and an authorization for signal design on State Road A1A. The meeting also includes presentations on downtown foot traffic, annual financial reports, and a proposed color palette for the Historic Broadwalk District.
- Amendment to Burkhardt Construction Inc. for Keating Park Project up to $1,373,552.00
- Authorization for Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. for signal design on State Road A1A up to $288,876.00
- Presentation of Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Financial Report and Audit Results
- Update on customer trade areas, visit trends, and foot traffic in Downtown Hollywood
- Proposed color palette for the Historic Broadwalk District
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review several preliminary and final site plans. These include a Taco Bell restaurant, a 48-unit residential development, and large-scale developments at 1600 S Park Road.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: Taco Bell Restaurant with drive-thru at 2700 Stirling Road
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 48-unit residential development at 901 S Ocean Drive
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 25,714 sq. ft. commercial development at 1600 S Park Road
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 620-unit residential development at 1600 S Park Road
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review site plans for two development projects. These include a residential townhome development and a padel court club.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 9-unit Townhome development at 720 N 26th Avenue
- Final Site Plan Review: 33,300 square foot padel court club at 600 Knights Road
Workshop
The City Commission will hold a workshop regarding the city's five-year Capital Improvement Plan. The session includes opening remarks by City Manager George R. Keller, Jr. and a presentation by Assistant City Manager Gus Zambrano.
- FY 2025 - FY 2029 Capital Improvement Plan discussion
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider several resolutions regarding city contracts, equipment purchases, and land use. The meeting includes presentations on hurricane readiness, resiliency goals, and the 2024 Florida Legislative Session.
- Purchase of two advanced life support ambulances for up to $947,420.00
- Purchase of computers, servers, and accessories from Dell Marketing L.P. up to $300,000.00
- Purchase of Lucas Devices for Fire Rescue up to $32,948.67
- Ordinance amending zoning regulations regarding K-12 school standards
- Agreement with Broward County for improvements related to the New Police Headquarters project
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Conference Meeting
This meeting consists of general discussions regarding various city topics. The agenda contains only broad discussion points and does not list specific ordinances or contracts for action.
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider several land use applications and zoning text amendments. These include a new townhome development, residential expansions, and regulations for smoke shops in Beach Districts.
- Mixed-use development at 1830-1844 Jackson Street with 200 units and 1,380 SF of retail space
- Text amendment regarding smoke shop uses east of the Intracoastal Waterway
- Design and site plan review for an 8-unit townhome development at 5824 Taft Street
- Expansion of a multi-family residential building at 321 Hayes Street
- City-wide text amendment regarding the development review process and zoning definitions
Historic Preservation Board
The Board will review a quasi-judicial application for a Certificate of Appropriateness. The request involves a design for an addition to a single-family house located in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for a single-family house addition at 1018 Lincoln Street
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for several development projects in Hollywood. The agenda includes a large-scale hospital renovation and various new residential and commercial buildings.
- Renovation and expansion of approximately 409,000 sq. ft. at 3501 Johnson Street
- New commercial development with roughly 125,000 sq. ft. of retail space at 2800 Oakwood Boulevard
- A 22-unit residential development at 2101-2111 N 16th Avenue
- A 113-unit residential development at 950 South Federal Highway and 1813-1815 Dewey Street
- Mixed-use development with 4,250 sq. ft. of commercial space at 5730 Johnson Street
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will vote on several service contracts and equipment purchases during this meeting. Items include renewals for transit and oxygen supplies, as well as engineering authorizations for infrastructure projects.
- Renewal of Circuit Transit Inc. microtransit services at an estimated annual cost of $1,128,942.00
- Agreement with Pyrotecnico Fireworks, Inc. for offshore fireworks displays up to $140,000.00
- Authorization for emergency hurricane engineering services totaling up to $60,000.00
- Purchase of Glock 47 firearm packages for the Police Department up to $100,000.00
- Acquisition of a patrol boat from Phoenix Trading Inc. for up to $162,445.00
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency will consider budget amendments for its Downtown and Beach districts, a micro transit service renewal, and a construction contract amendment for Keating Park. The board is also set to vote on a $75,000 grant for property improvements at 1650 Harrison Street. These actions will fund local transit operations, public park upgrades, and downtown commercial development.
- Amend FY2024 budgets for the Downtown and Beach districts
- Renew micro transit services with Circuit Transit Inc. at $593,845.42 annually to the CRA
- Increase Keating Park Phase IV construction contract with Burkhardt Construction Inc. by up to $1,373,552.00
- Approve a $75,000 Property Improvement Program grant for 1650 Harrison Street
- Receive progress updates on the Hollywood Boulevard streetscape and downtown occupancy
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several items under the consent agenda, including legal fees, construction services, and public safety supplies. These items cover various departments such as Fire Rescue, Police, and Public Utilities.
- Attorney's fees for Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman, P.L. up to $150,000
- Broward County Library second floor buildout design services for $11,687.50
- Stirling Road pedestrian lighting project design up to $44,422.00
- Medical and surgical supplies purchase up to $255,217.08
- ArtsPark Concert Series grant application for $100,000.00
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Conference Meeting
This conference meeting consists of general discussions regarding various city topics. The agenda contains broad subject areas rather than specific ordinances or contracts.
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review preliminary and final site plans for local developments. Items include a warehouse project on Rodman Street and a residential development on Plunkett Street.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 2,064 sq. ft. warehouse at 6013 Rodman Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 16-unit residential development at 2011 Plunkett Street
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will conduct quasi-judicial hearings for several development applications. These include site plan reviews for three residential projects and a request to establish a Rabbinical High School.
- Design and Site Plan Review for 15 units at 1225 N 17th Court
- Design and Site Plan Review for 30 units at 2320 Polk Street
- Design and Site Plan Review for 33 units at 2543 Polk Street
- Special Exception request for a Rabbinical High School at 2300 Hollywood Boulevard
Historic Preservation Board
The Board will consider several quasi-judicial items regarding property changes in historic districts. These include requests for new single-family homes, a driveway design, and a lot width variance.
- Demolition and new single-family home design at 813 Harrison Street
- Lot width variance request at 824 Polk Street
- Demolition and new single-family house design at 1015 South Southlake Drive
- Circular driveway design request at 822 Polk Street
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will conduct an evaluation of the City Manager. The meeting also includes a resolution to authorize amendments to the City Manager's employment agreement.
- City Manager evaluation
- Resolution R-2024-110 regarding amendment to City Manager employment agreement
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Public Art Review Committee
The Public Art Review Committee will evaluate several mural projects for commercial buildings and community centers. The meeting includes a review of an existing mural, a new design proposal, and a city-led project.
- Evaluation of The Flamingo Mural at 2307 N Surf Road
- Evaluation of Sunlit Justice Mural design at 2338 Hollywood Boulevard
- Evaluation of Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Community Center Mural design at 2400 Charleston Street
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Commission will review several ordinances to amend the City Charter for a November 5 referendum. Additional business includes approving various settlements, utility contracts, and public safety grants.
- Settlement with Malak El Hassan for $80,000.00
- Settlement with Natalia Astapenkova for $75,000.00
- Renewal of planning services agreement with Calvin, Giordano, & Associates, Inc. for $370,000.00
- Emergency sewer force main relocation up to $918,617.00
- Wastewater treatment plant rehabilitation design up to $497,212.00
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board will vote on infrastructure funding and property grants during its April 3 meeting. Members are set to approve a $550,021 allocation for neighborhood street paving, authorize three new signalized crosswalks along State Road A1A, and award a $250,000 grant to Burger Beach, LLC for improvements at 1100 North Ocean Drive. The board will also hear presentations on outreach for utility undergrounding and discuss a proposed artificial reef program. These actions directly impact local road safety, neighborhood maintenance, and coastal property funding.
- Approve $550,021 allocation for Neighborhood Avenues Improvements Project paving
- Authorize Florida DOT agreement for three signalized crosswalks at State Road A1A intersections
- Award up to $250,000 grant to Burger Beach, LLC for improvements at 1100 North Ocean Drive
- Review public outreach plan for Phase IV overhead utility undergrounding and streetscape project
- Hear update on proposed near shore artificial reef program
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider several items including a zoning change for Federation Plaza at 3081 Taft Street. The agenda also includes various administrative resolutions, public presentations, and quasi-judicial site plan approvals.
- Zoning change and master plan approval for Federation Plaza at 3081 Taft Street
- Settlement with Eric Guerrero for $159,656.00
- Roof replacement at the Art and Culture Center up to $500,000.00
- Site plan approval for Star Tower, a 22-story mixed-use development at 410 North Federal Highway
- Design and site plan approval for Hollywood Beach Golf Course and Clubhouse at 1645 Polk Street
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Conference Meeting
The City Commission will hold a conference meeting to discuss various city topics. Discussion areas include finances, infrastructure, law enforcement, and economic vitality. No specific ordinances or contracts are listed on this agenda.
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review a final site plan for a 15-unit residential development at 1835 Fletcher Street. The committee will also discuss proposed text amendments to the Zoning and Land Development Regulations.
- Final site plan review for a 15-unit residential development at 1835 Fletcher Street
- Proposed text amendments to Articles 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 of the Zoning and Land Development Regulations
- Approval of minutes from the March 4, 2024 meeting
Planning and Development Board
The Hollywood Planning and Development Board is reviewing multiple quasi-judicial applications for residential townhouse and apartment developments. The board will also consider a city-wide text amendment regarding K-12 school regulations.
- Variance and site plan review for 14-unit 'The Habitat' townhouse at 1837-1855 Johnson Street
- Design and site plan review for a 27-unit residential development at 2215 Fillmore Street
- Design and site plan review for a 29-unit 'Downtown Hollywood' development at 1914-1920 Pierce Street
- Variance and site plan review for a mixed-use development with 90 units and 4,820 square feet of commercial space
- City-wide text amendment to establish performance standards for K-12 schools
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The CRA Board will review updates on several local development and infrastructure projects. The agenda includes presentations on the Adams Street Residential Project, Hollywood Boulevard streetscape, and Harrison Street conditions. The Board will also consider a resolution to authorize funding for three storm water pump stations in the Beach District.
- Resolution authorizing $3,441,445.00 for construction of three storm water pump stations
- Update on Adams Street Residential Project
- Progress update on Hollywood Boulevard Streetscape Project
- Presentation on Harrison Street conditions between 21st Avenue and Young Circle
- Update on FDOT outflows along State Road A1A
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission is reviewing several land use amendments, including the Star Tower development and the Diplomat Resort plat. The agenda also includes approving various service contracts for police uniforms, equipment rentals, and utility maintenance. Additionally, the commission will hear annual reports from several advisory boards.
- Second reading of the Star Tower Planned Development Master Plan at 410 North Federal Highway
- Contract increase for Civitas, LLC to $150,000 annually
- Uniform contract with Galls, LLC up to $250,000
- Neptune Meters renewal with Ferguson Enterprises up to $500,000
- Plat amendment for the Diplomat Resort and Country Club
🗳️ How they voted (17 roll-call votes)
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for several developments in Hollywood. These applications include projects involving multi-family residential units, commercial space, and affordable housing.
- Preliminary review of a mixed-use development at 2127 N State Road 7 with 36 residential units and 2,500 sq. ft. of commercial space
- Preliminary review of a 109-unit residential development at 2219 Lincoln Street
- Final site plan review for a mixed-use project featuring 139 residential units, including 87 affordable units, and approximately 15,000 sq. ft. of commercial space
Workshop
The City Commission will hold a workshop to begin the fiscal strategy for Fiscal Year 2025. The meeting includes an economic presentation and discussion of upcoming fiscal priorities.
- Opening remarks by City Manager George R. Keller, Jr. regarding FY 2025 fiscal strategy
- Presentation by Broward County Property Appraiser Marty Kiar
- Discussion of FY 2025 Commission Fiscal Priorities
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will review several infrastructure and land use proposals. These include state-funded grants for road improvements and a rezoning request for 3081 Taft Street.
- Rezoning of 3081 Taft Street to Planned Development
- $4,399,573 FDOT grant for Hollywood Boulevard construction
- $650,000 increase to Dowdy Former Armory Renovation contract
- $5,463,978 agreement with Memorial Healthcare System for an Employee Health Center
- $262,281.60 contract for City Hall structural repairs
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
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, administration, and economic vitality
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will consider a quasi-judicial request regarding a property on North Ocean Drive. The applicant seeks to increase the maximum allowable curb cut from 18 feet to 23 feet.
- Variance request for 4600 North Ocean Drive to increase curb cut from 18 feet to 23 feet
Historic Preservation Board
The Hollywood Historic Preservation Board will hold quasi-judicial hearings on two applications in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District. Staff and applicants will present requests for demolition certificates and design approvals to build new single-family houses at 813 Harrison Street and 1030 South Southlake Drive. Residents may submit public comments following established registration procedures before any decisions are made.
- File 23-CM-66: SF & GM Property LLC requests demolition and design approval for a new house at 813 Harrison Street.
- File 23-CM-95: Henry and Rosa Leace request demolition and design approval for a new single-family house at 1030 South Southlake Drive.
- Both projects are located within the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District.
Regular City Commission Meeting
The Hollywood City Commission will review several infrastructure and development proposals. Items include a first reading for the Star Tower master plan and contracts for citywide concrete repairs. The meeting also includes discussions on water compliance loans and affordable housing rebates.
- First reading of ordinance to rename JED Tower to Star Tower at 410 North Federal Highway
- $1.8 million agreement for citywide concrete installation and repair
- $224,475 rebate for the Pinnacle 441 affordable housing development
- $3.7 million loan application for Lead and Copper Rule compliance
- $428,450 change order for the RAS Pump Station No. 1 replacement project
🗳️ How they voted (15 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The CRA Board is considering several infrastructure items, including increased funding for a pump station and a new streetscape agreement. The agenda also includes a contract change order for a pedestrian crossing installation.
- Increase State Road A 1A Beach District Pump Station funding from $3,140,000.00 to $4,020,208
- Funding agreement with Downtown Hollywood Holdings, LLC up to $741,753.00 for Tyler Street Streetscape Demonstration Project
- Change order for Burkhardt Construction, Inc. to increase contract from $12,805,794.00 to $13,397,393.09 for a pedestrian crossing at Carolina Street and State Road A 1A
- Adoption of the City of Hollywood Travel Policy and Procedure
Historic Preservation Board
The Board will consider a request for demolition and new construction at 1030 South Southlake Drive in the Lakes Area Historic District. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding the Phase IV East West Street coastal resiliency project.
- Certificate of Appropriateness for demolition and design at 1030 South Southlake Drive
- Phase IV East West Street coastal resiliency project
Planning and Development Board
The Planning and Development Board will review several quasi-judicial applications. These include requests for a curb cut variance, residential rental developments, golf course site improvements, and a hotel project.
- Variance request for 4600 North Ocean Drive to increase curb cut from 18 to 23 feet
- Design and Site Plan review for 33-unit residential rental development at 2328 Jackson Street
- Site improvements including a clubhouse/community center and parking at 1645 Polk Street
- Variance, Design and Site Plan Review for 42-unit residential development at 2022-2026 Fletcher Street
- Design and Site Plan Review for 500-key hotel development (Diplomat Landing) at 3451-3690 S. Ocean Drive
Technical Advisory Committee
The Technical Advisory Committee will review several preliminary and final site plan applications. These include various residential developments and a commercial padel court project.
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 5,250 SF commercial development at 5701 Pembroke Road
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: 15-unit residential development at 1835 Fletcher Street
- Preliminary Site Plan Review: Padel court (Padel Sports Club) at 600 Knights Road
- Final Site Plan Review: 9-unit residential development at 2420 Lincoln Street
- Final Site Plan Review: 70-unit residential development at 1822 Dixiana Street
Workshop
The City Commission will hear a presentation on updates to the City of Hollywood Strategic Plan. Todd Brauer, President of Whitehouse Group, will present the updates for commission discussion.
- Presentation by Todd Brauer regarding updates to the City of Hollywood Strategic Plan
Regular City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several consent agenda items including budget amendments, climate action pledges, and various municipal contracts. Discussion includes infrastructure improvements for sidewalks, road projects, and vehicle purchases.
- Amending Fiscal Year 2024 operating budgets and capital improvement plan
- Endorsing the Southeast Florida Climate Action Pledge
- Sidewalk and ADA compliance projects for Beverly Park and Hollywood Beach Heights
- Engineering design for Avant Garde Academy Safe Route to Schools up to $6,000.00
- US 441/SR7 improvement project engineering services up to $96,000.00
🗳️ How they voted (29 roll-call votes)
Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting
The Hollywood CRA Board will review budget amendments for the Downtown District and approve several property improvement grants. The meeting also includes a vote on a contract change order for a pedestrian crossing at Carolina Street and State Road A1A. Additionally, the board will consider appointing a new Vice-Chairperson.
- Contract increase for Burkhardt Construction, Inc. from $12,805,794.98 to $13,425,883.67
- Property improvement grant of up to $46,106.79 for 120 S. 20th Avenue (Heyday Miami Inc)
- Property improvement grant of up to $75,000.00 for 320 Missouri Street (BH Beach House LLC)
- Amendment to the Downtown District budget for Fiscal Year 2024
- Appointment of a Vice-Chairperson for a one-year term