Hollywood public meetings in 2025

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will consider a consent agenda of routine items including several large contract awards and settlements. Notable are a $500,000 blanket purchase agreement for police equipment and a $600,000 subscription for workforce scheduling software. Regular agenda items with specific start times are also scheduled but not detailed in the provided text.

• Police equipment blanket purchase agreements up to $500,000 over two years
• UKG Kronos workforce scheduling subscription up to $600,000 for four years
• Outdoor fitness equipment for Young Circle Arts Park up to $334,433
• Settlement with Manuela Micucci for $100,000
• Landscape construction for 72nd Avenue bike lanes project at $280,660

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood CRA Board will consider consent items approving past meeting minutes and receive presentations on the Harrison Street Streetscape Project update and the results of a stormwater and sustainability analysis. An informational report on beach and downtown activities is also provided.

• Presentation on update of Harrison Street Streetscape Project
• Presentation on results of stormwater and sustainability analysis
• Approval of minutes from July, September, and special September CRA meetings
• Informational report on beach and downtown activities for previous month

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will hold a quasi-judicial public hearing on a design and site plan request for a 15-unit townhouse development at 2327-2339 Lincoln Street. The project would be three stories tall (32 feet) on approximately 29,274 square feet in the DH-2 Zoning District. The board will also consider approval of previous meeting minutes and receive updates on Development Review Committee projects and City Commission actions.

• Design and Site Plan request (File 24-DP-90) for 15-unit townhouse development at 2327-2339 Lincoln Street, 3 stories, ~29,274 sq ft, in DH-2 district
• Public hearing with 3-minute speaking limit; preregistration required for virtual comments by 6:00 PM day before meeting
• Approval of draft minutes from November 10, 2025 meeting
• Review of projects before Development Review Committee (no specific items listed)
• Summary of recent City Commission actions

Historic Preservation Board

The Hollywood Historic Preservation Board will meet to consider quasi-judicial matters, including design approvals for two single-family homes on Polk Street and a special exception for a religious building on Monroe Street. The board will also review previous meeting minutes and staff reports.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for 824 Polk Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness for 834 Polk Street
• Special Exception for religious building at 1434 Monroe Street
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Summary of appeals to City Commission

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider designating properties at 826 S Dixie Highway and 2115 Washington Street as a brownfield area for redevelopment. They will also vote on a consent agenda including a $1.32 million settlement, police vehicle purchases up to $1 million, and other procurement items. Presentations and proclamations honoring veterans, local businesses, and first responders are scheduled.

• Settlement with Michael Ortiz for approximately $1,320,688.87
• Designation of brownfield area at 826 S Dixie Highway and 2115 Washington Street for HTG Paramount Green Reuse
• Purchase of vehicles and equipment up to $1,000,000 via Florida Sheriffs Association contracts
• Purchase of 2026 Peterbilt 520 garbage truck for $335,120.00
• Agreement with DIALOG Architecture for urban design guidelines at $232,220.00

Joint/Special Commission and CRA Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency Board will review resolutions to amend the employment agreements for the City Manager and City Attorney. The body will also consider a resolution to reschedule a regular CRA Board meeting from December 3 to December 10, 2025.

• Amendment to City Manager employment agreement
• Amendment to City Attorney employment agreement
• Reschedule CRA Board meeting to December 10, 2025
• Annual evaluations for City Manager, CRA Executive Director, and City Attorney

Conference Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will meet virtually on November 19, 2025 for a conference meeting. Commissioners will discuss a broad range of subjects including communications, finances, administration, services, infrastructure, law enforcement, emergency services, economic vitality, quality of life, neighborhoods, and inter‑governmental opportunities. The agenda includes procedural items such as adjournment and attendance rules for other board members. No specific resolutions, contracts, or ordinances are listed.

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold public hearings on several quasi-judicial applications, including a special exception and variances for a new religious building at 1434 Monroe Street, certificates of appropriateness for two single-family homes at 824 and 834 Polk Street, and a commercial addition with variances at 1500 Boardwalk. The board will also consider approving previous meeting minutes and a summary of appeals to the City Commission.

• Special exception, variances, and Certificate of Appropriateness for a new religious building at 1434 Monroe Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness for a single-family home at 824 Polk Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness for a single-family home at 834 Polk Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness and two variances for a commercial addition at 1500 Boardwalk within Hollywood Beach Historic Overlay District

Planning and Development Board

The Hollywood Planning and Development Board will meet to consider four quasi-judicial variance requests that would alter zoning regulations for properties at 5441 Estate Oak Circle, 300 Arizona Street, 2032 Jefferson Street, and 3880 S. Circle Drive. The board will also approve previous meeting minutes and review city commission actions.

• Variance to reduce front yard setback to 10 feet at 5441 Estate Oak Circle
• Variance to reduce parking spaces and landscape buffer at 300 Arizona Street
• Design and site plan for 29 residential units at 2032 Jefferson Street
• Variances for parking, unit size, and curb cuts at 3880 S. Circle Drive
• Approval of previous meeting minutes

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review a consent agenda featuring various engineering services, water treatment plant upgrades, and public safety equipment. The body is also deciding on the 2026 legislative priorities and updating the 2026-2027 meeting schedule.

• Purchase order for MBF Industries, Inc. for mobile command vehicle upfitting up to $750,000.00
• Contract with R.J. Behar & Company, Inc. for tidal flooding mitigation and shoreline protection CEI up to $399,062.91
• Two authorizations for Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. regarding Water Treatment Plant PFAS design and corrosion study totaling $979,935.00
• Purchase order to Conveyor Consulting and Rubber Corporation for cake belt conveyors rehabilitation up to $321,237.16
• Approval of the State Housing Initiatives Partnership Program annual and interim reports

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood CRA will vote on a consent agenda with budget amendments for the Beach and Downtown districts, and a regular agenda with three major items. These include an interlocal agreement for signage project inspection services ($184,800), purchasing a sewer cleaner truck ($526,410), and ratifying a state grant application for Keating Park (up to $750,000 with 50% match). The board will also receive a monthly activities update.

• Ratify application for $750,000 FDEP Land and Water Conservation Fund grant for Keating Park, requiring 50% matching funds
• Authorize $526,410 to purchase a Vactor Model 2100i sewer cleaner truck from Sourcewell contract
• Approve $184,800 interlocal agreement with City for construction engineering inspection on citywide signage and CRA district signage projects
• Amend FY2026 Beach District CRA budget (R-CRA-2025-42)
• Authorize year-end budget transfers for Downtown and Beach districts for FY2025

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will vote on a consent agenda that includes a $12.05 million state revolving fund loan for groundwater disinfection improvements, a $853,966 City Hall space planning contract, and a $600,000 annual concrete repair contract increase. Also on the agenda are proclamations recognizing Florida City Week and the inaugural South Florida Mental Wellness Summit.

• $12,050,000 loan application for four-log virus disinfection groundwater treatment project
• $853,966.94 construction contract for City Hall space planning project
• Change order increasing concrete grinding annual contract from $200,000 to $600,000
• $120,000/year records management storage and shredding contract with Vital Records Control
• $190,150 for replacement of windows and doors at Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant

Workshop

The City Commission will hold a workshop to receive a presentation from Hazen and Stantec on the Septic to Sewer Master Plan, covering objectives, projects, and rate alternatives. No formal action will be taken; this is a discussion-only session.

• Introduction by Vincent Morello, Director of Public Utilities
• Presentation by Hazen and Stantec on master plan objectives, projects, and rate alternatives
• Commission questions and discussion

Conference Meeting

This is a conference meeting of the Hollywood City Commission with a single agenda item: a general discussion covering city communications, finances, administration, services, infrastructure, facilities, law enforcement, emergency services, economic vitality, quality of life, neighborhoods, and inter-governmental opportunities. The meeting is virtual with an in-person option. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled.

• General discussion on broad city topics including finances, infrastructure, and public safety

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will consider two quasi-judicial applications for Certificates of Appropriateness of Design. The board will also review the 2026-2027 board calendar.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for an addition to a home at 922 S Northlake Drive (File 25-C-62)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for facade alterations at 927 Tyler Street (File 24-C-99)
• Review of the 2026-2027 Board Calendar

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will consider a request from Taco Bell of America/Gator 441, Inc. to amend conditions of a previously approved site plan for a restaurant at 2640 N State Road 7. The board also will review projects before the Development Review Committee, hear a summary of City Commission actions, and discuss the 2026-2027 board calendar.

• Amendment to conditions of previously approved site plan (File No. 23-DP-06b) for Taco Bell at 2640 N State Road 7
• Review of projects before the Development Review Committee
• Summary of City Commission actions
• 2026-2027 Board Calendar Review

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA is deciding on several consent agenda items, including a $262,660 purchase order for a beach office trailer, a contract amendment for citywide signage, and $404,138 for bathroom renovations at Charnow Park and Johnson Street. Regular agenda includes presentations on a LOVE mosaic mural, coastal resiliency project updates, and FY2026 media advertising buy.

• Purchase order up to $262,660 for a beach office trailer from Mobile Modular Management Corp
• First amendment to construction contracts with Florida Sign Group for citywide gateway and neighborhood signage
• Transfer of up to $404,138 to Public Works for bathroom renovations at Charnow Park and Johnson Street
• Presentation on the Lead With Love mosaic mural installation at Hollywood Beach Theater
• Update on Coastal Resiliency Phase IV including SR A1A construction and FDOT pump participation

Regular City Commission Meeting

The commission will consider a consent agenda including a $1.25 million settlement with Michael Ortiz, a $125,000 settlement with Michelle Beira, and $250,000 in agency grants to non-profit social service providers. Other consent items cover contracts for beach renourishment access, tidal flooding mitigation engineering, street lighting improvements, communication services, adult day care programs, playground equipment, a concert series, police forfeiture funds, and water/wastewater engineering support. Regular agenda items (numbers 24–40) are not detailed in the provided excerpt.

• $1.25M settlement with Michael Ortiz
• $125,000 settlement with Michelle Beira
• $250,000 in social service agency grants
• Tidal flooding mitigation engineering contract with R.J. Behar & Company
• Police forfeiture funds up to $225,000 for training and equipment

Special City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is holding the second public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2026 budget. They will consider resolutions to set the property tax rate and levy, adopt operating and capital appropriations, approve the five-year Capital Improvement Plan (FY2026-2030), establish authorized positions, and concur with the Community Redevelopment Agency budgets.

• Resolution fixing the tax rate and levy for FY2026 (second hearing)
• Resolution making appropriations for FY2026 operating and capital budgets
• Resolution approving the five-year Capital Improvement Plan (FY2026-2030)
• Resolution establishing number and type of authorized positions per department for FY2026
• Adoption of motion to concur with Community Redevelopment Agency budgets

Special Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board will hear a presentation on the proposed FY2026 budget for the Beach and Downtown districts. It will vote on resolutions to adopt the FY2026 budget for the Beach district and for the Downtown district. The board will also adopt a resolution establishing the number and type of authorized positions for FY2026.

• Presentation of the proposed FY2026 budget for the Beach and Downtown districts
• Resolution R-CRA-2025-36 adopting the FY2026 budget for the Beach district
• Resolution R-CRA-2025-37 adopting the FY2026 budget for the Downtown district
• Resolution R-CRA-2025-38 establishing authorized positions for FY2026

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will hold a second reading and public hearing on an ordinance amending the Employees' Retirement Fund to add new benefit options, revise the board of trustees, and update rules for purchasing credited service. The consent agenda includes multiple contracts and purchases, such as a $500,000 Motorola radio equipment agreement, a $650,000 police records management system renewal, and a $219,005 centennial celebration concert. Other items include a school zone speed detection system agreement with Broward County and various service renewals.

• Ordinance amending Employees' Retirement Fund to add new benefit options and revise board of trustees (second reading)
• Motorola Solutions radio equipment purchase up to $500,000
• Superion police law records management system maintenance up to $650,000
• Centennial celebration concert with Rhythm Foundation for $219,005
• School zone speed detection system agreements with Broward County at North 21st Avenue, Davie Road Extension, and Sheridan Street

Conference Meeting

This is a procedural conference meeting of the Hollywood City Commission with a broad agenda item for general discussion of city topics including finances, infrastructure, and services. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are listed. The meeting is held virtually with in-person access at City Hall.

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will consider a variance for Oakwood Plaza and site plans for senior housing and mixed-use developments. The meeting will also include a review of the City Commission's recent actions.

• Variance request for Oakwood Plaza (2800 Oakwood Boulevard)
• Design and site plan for 8-story senior housing (826 S Dixie Highway)
• Design and site plan for 8-story mixed-use development (1807-1809 Madison Street)
• Design review for Alta Hollywood facades (401 N Federal Highway)
• Future Land Use Map amendment for Sea Air Owner (3726 S. Ocean Drive)

Historic Preservation Board

The Hollywood Historic Preservation Board will review three quasi-judicial items, including design approvals and setbacks for historic properties. The meeting will also cover administrative updates and public comment procedures.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Design and variance request for 828 S Southlake Drive
• Setback variance for pool and deck at 404 N 17th Avenue
• Design and parking variance request for 1317 Harrison St
• Public comment registration and procedures

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

The Historic Preservation Board and Planning & Development Board will hold a joint meeting to consider a quasi-judicial application for a major development at 4220 & 4231 N 58th Ave. The request includes a zoning change to Planned Development, a master development plan, demolition and design certificates, and site plan review for an 8-story, 470-unit multifamily building with a 3,500 sq ft place of worship and renovation of the historic Bryan House. The boards will also handle procedural items such as approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Application 24-ZJDP-67: request for zoning change from North Mixed Use to Planned Development, master plan approval, certificates of appropriateness for demolition and design, and site plan review for an 8-story multifamily building with 470 units, a place of worship, and renovation of the designated historic Bryan House

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board will consider several regular agenda items, including a Phase II construction services agreement with Llorens Contracting, Inc. to provide construction‑management‑at‑risk services for the Hollywood Boulevard security bollards project, authorizing up to $399,963 in contract costs and up to $20,000 for permit fees. It will also vote on a funding agreement with VB Hollywood Holdings, LLC for S. 20th Avenue improvements up to $391,240 and a budget amendment for the downtown district, and on an amendment to the Ocean Rescue Alliance artificial reefs project that raises its cost by $94,500 to $728,060. The meeting includes routine consent agenda approvals of minutes from April, May and June 2025 meetings and citizen comment time.

• Approve Phase II construction services agreement with Llorens Contracting, Inc. for Hollywood Blvd security bollards (up to $399,963) and permit fees (up to $20,000).
• Authorize funding agreement with VB Hollywood Holdings, LLC for S. 20th Avenue improvements (up to $391,240) and amend the downtown district budget.
• Approve amendment to Ocean Rescue Alliance artificial reefs project, increasing total cost to $728,060 (additional $94,500).
• Consent agenda approval of minutes from CRA meetings on April 5, May 7, and June 4, 2025.
• Presentation on downtown and beach CRA capital improvement project overview.

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will discuss designating the Historic Hollywood Beach Broadwalk as a Historic Property Overlay Site. The body is also reviewing several insurance contracts and public safety technology agreements.

• Ordinance to designate the Historic Hollywood Beach Broadwalk as a Historic Property Overlay Site
• Contract for inspection and plan review services with Calvin, Giordano & Associates, Inc. and C.A.P. Government, Inc. up to $4,500,000
• Agreement with Cigna for stop loss insurance up to $876,550.40
• Agreement with MetLife for life and disability insurance up to $581,751.50
• Purchase agreement with Whelen Engineering Company, Inc. for police vehicle location technology up to $288,000

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will consider a consent agenda of routine items, including approving a $434,341 contract for construction administration services for the new Police Headquarters and a $200,000 annual contract for demolition services. The body will also authorize a $125,000 donation of law enforcement forfeiture funds to local non-profits and execute a second amended agreement for beach services.

• Authorize up to $434,341 for construction admin services for Police Headquarters
• Authorize up to $200,000 annually for demolition services
• Authorize donation of $125,000 in forfeiture funds to local non-profits
• Approve second amended agreement for beach services with MVHF, LLC
• Authorize up to $391,699 annually for grit and screenings disposal

Conference Meeting

The agenda consists of a general discussion covering city communications, finances, administration, services, infrastructure, facilities, law enforcement, emergency services, economic vitality, quality of life, neighborhoods, and intergovernmental opportunities, followed by adjournment. No specific proposals, ordinances, or public hearings are listed; the meeting is procedural and open-ended.

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will hold quasi-judicial hearings for seven applications involving residential and commercial developments. The board is deciding on site plans, variances, and special exceptions for various properties across the city.

• Proposed 8-story, 110-unit multifamily development at 1101 Hillcrest Dr
• Proposed 16-unit residential development at 2011 Plunkett Street
• Proposed 8-unit residential development at 2420-2430 Lincoln Street
• Proposed 2,040 SF warehouse and curb cut variance at 6013 Rodman Street
• Proposed 5,000 SF commercial building and curb cut variance at 5701 Pembroke Road

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a quasi-judicial hearing on six applications for Certificates of Appropriateness and variances. Items include new single-family residences at 800 S 7th Ave and 1006 North Southlake Drive, facade alterations at 1940-1942 and 1929 Hollywood Blvd, and additions at 1028 Jefferson St and 828 S Southlake Drive. The board will also receive an informational update on the Historic Preservation Element of the Comprehensive Plan.

• Certificate of Appropriateness and roof-coverage variance for new home at 800 S 7th Ave in Hollywood Lakes Historic District
• Facade alterations at 1940-1942 Hollywood Blvd in Historic Hollywood Business District
• Rear addition and porch at 1028 Jefferson St in Hollywood Lakes Historic District
• New home and parking variance at 1006 North Southlake Drive in Hollywood Lakes Historic Overlay District
• Second-story addition at 828 S Southlake Drive in Hollywood Lakes Historic District

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

The Historic Preservation Board and Planning & Development Board will hold a quasi-judicial hearing regarding a development application for 4220 & 4231 N 58th Avenue. The boards will consider a request to rezone the area to a Planned Development for a mixed-use project.

• Request to rezone 4220 & 4231 N 58th Avenue from N-MU to a new Planned Development (PD)
• Proposed 8-story mixed development consisting of 470 units
• Proposed construction of a Community Building and Synagogue
• Preservation of the historic structure known as the Bryan House
• Request for Waiver, Design, Site Plan, and Certificate of Appropriateness of Design

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing site plans and design requests for three development projects. These include a fast-food restaurant, a pre-school, and a residential building.

• 6601 Taft Street: Design, Site Plan, and Variance for a new fast-food restaurant with a drive-through
• 1040 South Federal Highway: Design and Site Plan Review for a 27,200 square foot 3-story pre-school
• 1715-1727 McKinley Street: Site Plan review for a 144-unit, 11-story residential building (Sky Hollywood)

Special Historic Preservation Board

The Special Historic Preservation Board will consider three applications: a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new single‑family home at 908 Tyler Street, a variance request for a larger rooftop at 501 South Surf Road, and a Certificate of Appropriateness for façade alterations at 2024‑2026 Hollywood Boulevard. The board will discuss these petitions during the meeting after routine agenda items such as roll call and minutes approval.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for a new single‑family home at 908 Tyler Street (Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District)
• Variance to increase covered rooftop size for a single‑family house at 501 South Surf Road (BWK‑25‑HD‑R zoning district)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for façade alterations at 2024‑2026 Hollywood Boulevard (Historic Hollywood Business District)

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will consider the preliminary site‑plan review for Conbraja LLC’s proposed one‑story commercial building at 5624 Johnson Street, totaling 4,436 sq ft. The meeting also includes routine items such as roll call, approval of minutes, old and new business, and planning priority lists.

• Preliminary Site Plan Review – Conbraja LLC, 5624 Johnson Street, 4,436 sq ft, one‑story commercial building with six units
• Approval of Minutes from the previous meeting
• Roll Call of committee members
• Discussion of Planning Priority List
• Discussion of Building Priority List

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Community Redevelopment Agency will discuss budget amendments for the Beach and Downtown districts. The board is deciding on several infrastructure contracts and grants, including streetscape improvements and park equipment.

• Change order up to $834,902.98 for Burkhardt Construction, Inc. regarding the Harrison Street Streetscape Project
• Purchase order up to $210,849.98 to Rep Services, Inc. for Mayor Peter Bober Park equipment
• Interlocal Agreement for reimbursement up to $500,000.00 for Coastal Resiliency Phase IV East-West Streets
• Purchase orders for bollards from Landscape Forms, Inc. ($45,933.19) and Barrier1 Systems, LLC ($126,474.00)
• Grant completion date amendment for Hollywood 26, LLC at 2024 and 2026 Hollywood Boulevard (up to $150,000.00)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will vote on consent and regular agenda items including settlements, grants, contracts, and a $500,000 interlocal reimbursement agreement with the Community Redevelopment Agency for coastal resiliency work. The agenda also includes time-certain items scheduled from 1:00 PM onward, but the text provided only covers items 5 through 23 of the consent agenda.

• Interlocal agreement with CRA for up to $500,000 reimbursement for Coastal Resiliency Phase IV East-West Streets Project (Harrison St to Magnolia Terrace, SR A1A to Broadwalk).
• Settlement with Daniela Buonomo for $60,000.
• Settlement with Christina Cottes as personal representative of David Cottes estate for $55,000.
• Urban and Community Forestry grant from USDA Forest Service for $455,659 for tree planting in western and southwestern areas.
• Children's Services Council grant of $977,592 for after-school and summer camp programs (requires 5% in-kind match).

The Hollywood City Commission adopted the entire consent agenda by unanimous voice vote. It approved settlements totaling $115,000, a $500,000 interlocal agreement for the CRA coastal resiliency Phase IV project, and several grant authorizations ranging from $228,000 to $977,592. Additional approvals included professional services contracts, blanket purchase agreements, and the use of federal forfeiture funds for law‑enforcement training and equipment.

• Approved $60,000 settlement with Daniela Buonomo (R-2025-2276) – vote 7-0
• Approved $55,000 settlement with Christina Cottes estate (R-2025-2287) – vote 7-0
• Approved interlocal agreement with Hollywood CRA for up to $500,000 for Coastal Resiliency Phase IV (R-2025-235) – vote 7-0
• Ratified USDA Forest Service grant application for $455,659 tree‑planting program (R-2025-236) – vote 7-0
• Approved amendment to professional services agreement with Bermello, Ajamil & Partners for up to $272,080 for the Hollywood Beach Golf Course project (R-2025-237) – vote 7-0
• Authorized blanket purchase agreement with SHI International for software services up to $200,000 (R-2025-240) – vote 7-0
• Accepted Children’s Services Council grant of $977,592 for youth after‑school and summer camps (R-2025-243) – vote 7-0
• Authorized use of federal law‑enforcement forfeiture funds up to $180,000 for training and equipment (R-2025-245) – vote 7-0

Workshop

The City Commission holds a workshop to discuss the proposed FY 2026 Operating Budget and Capital Improvement Plan (CIP). Staff will present the budgets, followed by commission questions and discussion.

• Presentation and discussion of FY 2026 proposed operating and capital budgets

Regular City Commission Meeting

The commission will consider a consent agenda of routine items, including a $500,000 federal grant application for coastal resiliency improvements, a ten-year license amendment with Margaritaville for the Intracoastal parcel, and several procurement contracts. Regular agenda items will be considered later in the meeting.

• Resolution to apply for $500,000 HUD grant for Coastal Resiliency Phase IV on east-west streets from Harrison St to Magnolia Terrace
• Ten-year license amendment with MVHF, LLC (Margaritaville) for the Intracoastal parcel
• Blanket purchase agreement with TKH Security for parking guidance system in Garfield Garage up to $364,080.74 over six years
• Change order to increase fencing repair contract with Broward County Fence from $176,175 to $476,150
• Purchase order to Beam Global for an EV solar charging system for police, up to $105,000

Special City Commission Meeting

This special meeting is dedicated to reviewing and discussing candidates for the City Attorney position. The Commission will identify semi-finalists and provide guidance on the next steps in the selection process.

• Discussion of City Attorney candidate applications and identification of semi-finalists (Item D-2025-02)

The Special City Commission met on June 18, 2025 to interview four candidates for City Attorney. Commissioners and staff discussed each candidate’s background and the next steps in the hiring process. No formal actions, approvals, or votes were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 12:18 PM.

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct preliminary and final site plan reviews for three development proposals. Two preliminary reviews include a 15-unit multifamily building at 1715 Roosevelt Street and a self-storage building with one residential unit at 1109 N 21st Avenue. The final review covers a 61,492 sq ft office building with a parking garage at 2910 Polk Street. The committee will also approve prior meeting minutes and discuss old and new business.

• Preliminary site plan for 15-unit multifamily at 1715 Roosevelt Street (FH-1 zone, RAC)
• Preliminary site plan for 50,472 sq ft self-storage with one residential unit at 1109 N 21st Avenue (DH-3 zone, RAC)
• Final site plan for 61,492 sq ft office building with 5-story parking garage at 2910 Polk Street (TC-1 zone, RAC)
• Approval of June 2, 2025 meeting minutes

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will hold public hearings on several quasi-judicial items, including variances, design and site plans for residential and commercial developments, and two major text amendments to the city's zoning code. One amendment would allow keeping domestic chickens on residential properties city-wide, and another would change the land use designation of 2.03 acres on South Ocean Drive to Regional Activity Center. The board will also approve minutes and review projects before the Technical Advisory Committee.

• Amendment to allow domestic chickens on residential properties city-wide (File No. 25-T-45)
• Land use change for 2.03 acres at 3726 S. Ocean Drive from Medium High Residential to Regional Activity Center (File No. 25-L-15)
• Variance to increase roof covered amenity area at Kosher Hotel, 5510 S. State Road 7 (File No. 19-V-04b)
• Design and site plan for 22,000 sq ft outdoor paddle ball facility at 600 Knights Road with landscaping variance (File No. 24-DPV-03)
• Design and site plan for 8-story, 70-unit multifamily development at 1735-1739 Jackson Street (File No. 23-DP-09)

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold a quasi-judicial hearing to decide on a Certificate of Appropriateness for a proposed new single-family home at 908 Tyler Street, located in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District. The item is the only substantive business on the agenda, with other items being procedural such as approval of minutes and appeals summary.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for new single-family home at 908 Tyler Street in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District (File No. 24-C-60, applicant GNY USA LLC).

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The board will vote on renewing micro transit services with Circuit Transit Inc. at a total annual cost of $1,246,000 shared with the city. Two property improvement grants are proposed: up to $52,410 for Waterways Condominium Association at 1908 North Ocean Drive and up to $150,000 for Batwang LLC at 1940 & 1942 Hollywood Boulevard. A presentation will update occupancy and open building permits for the downtown commercial core.

• Resolution renewing Circuit Transit micro transit services for $1,246,000 total annual cost (CRA and city share)
• Property Improvement Grant up to $52,410 to Waterways Condominium Association for 1908 North Ocean Drive
• Property Improvement Grant up to $150,000 to Batwang LLC for 1940 & 1942 Hollywood Boulevard
• Presentation on occupancy and open building permit update for downtown commercial core
• Informational report on beach and downtown activities for the past month

Regular City Commission Meeting

The commission will vote on an ordinance (PO-2025-05) to amend Chapter 72 of the city code to permit parking citations to be mailed to registered owners using video and license plate reader technology. The consent agenda includes multiple contracts and purchases: $616,125 for 52 new pay stations, $736,200 for pay station webhosting and maintenance over four years, $331,749.32 for leasing 300 laptops, and up to $500,000 annually for athletic field maintenance. Presentations will recognize code enforcement officers, firefighters, and citizens for life-saving actions.

• Ordinance PO-2025-05: allowing video and license plate reader technology for parking enforcement and mailing citations to registered owners
• R-2025-182: purchase of 52 multi-space pay stations from T2 Systems for $616,125
• R-2025-184: lease of 300 Dell laptops from Dell Financial Services for $331,749.32 over four years
• R-2025-185: athletic field maintenance contract with Brightview Landscape Services up to $500,000 annually
• R-2025-188: change order with Envirowaste Services Group increasing contract by $500,000 for inflow/infiltration repairs

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will review a four-story, 30-unit apartment project at 2455 Polk Street. The meeting includes approval of prior minutes and a discussion of the Planning and Building Priority Lists.

• Review of 30-unit multi-family development at 2455 Polk Street
• Approval of May 19, 2025 Technical Advisory Committee minutes
• Discussion of Planning Priority List
• Discussion of Building Priority List

Special City Commission Meeting

The commission will consider resolutions appointing members to 16 advisory boards and committees, including the Civil Service Board, Historic Preservation Board, Planning and Development Board, Hollywood Housing Authority, and Affordable Housing Advisory Committee. It will also discuss city attorney candidates to identify semi-finalists and provide guidance on next steps in the selection process.

• Discussion of city attorney candidates and selection process (D-2025-01)
• Appointment of five members to the Hollywood Housing Authority Board of Commissioners (R-2025-164)
• Appointment of ten members to the Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (R-2025-175)
• Appointment of three members to the Planning and Development Board (R-2025-163)
• Appointment of four members to the Historic Preservation Board (R-2025-162)

The Hollywood City Commission adopted a series of resolutions appointing individuals to a variety of boards and advisory committees, including the Civil Service Board, Employees’ Retirement Fund Board, Historic Preservation Board, Planning and Development Board, Housing Authority Board, Sister Cities Advisory Committee, General Obligation Bond Oversight Advisory Committee, and the Hispanic Affairs Council. All motions were approved by voice vote, most unanimously (7‑0). Two appointments were approved by a 6‑0 voice vote after Commissioner Hernandez recused himself due to a conflict of interest.

• Adopted R-2025-1603 appointing Blake Parker, Dr. Jalane Meloun, David Bennett, Mitchell Anton to Civil Service Board (voice vote 7‑0)
• Adopted R-2025-1614 appointing Barbara Armand and Jeffrey Greene to Employees’ Retirement Fund Board (voice vote 7‑0)
• Adopted R-2025-1625 appointing Diana Pittarelli and Stephanie Bendoym to Historic Preservation Board (voice vote 7‑0)
• Adopted R-2025-1636 appointing Joseph Stadlen, Odalys Delgado, Christine Corbo to Planning and Development Board (voice vote 7‑0)
• Adopted R-2025-1647 appointing Alberto Callazo, Julie Howe, Sara Lavenka, Erin Marvasti, Octavia Mills to Housing Authority Board (voice vote 7‑0)
• Adopted R-2025-1658 appointing Christine Corbo and Jeisse Hernandez to Sister Cities Advisory Committee (voice vote 6‑0; Commissioner Hernandez recused)
• Adopted R-2025-1669 appointing ten members to General Obligation Bond Oversight Advisory Committee (voice vote 7‑0)
• Adopted R-2025-16710 appointing Melina Almodovar, Jeisse Hernandez, Cristina Moinelo, Maribel Ruiz, Alejandra Palacio to Hispanic Affairs Council (voice vote 6‑0; Commissioner Hernandez recused)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will consider approving budget amendments, including a $435,000 contract extension for golf course design and a $494,305 authorization for wastewater system conversion. The meeting will also include the approval of utility contracts, including a $498,000 renewal for liquid oxygen supply.

• Amendment to golf course design contract ($435,000)
• Authorization for wastewater system conversion ($494,305)
• Renewal of liquid oxygen supply contract ($498,000)
• Approval of stormwater improvement design ($99,807)
• Renewal of school crossing guard services ($720,000)

The Hollywood City Commission adopted a series of resolutions on the consent agenda, including changes to authorized positions, the FY 2025 operating budget, attorney fee limits, the federal legislative agenda, and several contracts and purchase agreements. All motions were approved unanimously (6‑0) with Vice Mayor Quintana absent. The resolutions authorize spending for stormwater design, wastewater plant upgrades, school crossing guard services, and other city projects.

• Approved amendment to authorized positions and assignments (R-2025-1405) – 6‑0
• Approved FY 2025 operating budget amendment (R-2025-1416) – 6‑0
• Approved additional attorney fees up to $25,000 (total $125,000) (R-2025-1427) – 6‑0
• Approved 2025 Federal Legislative Agenda (R-2025-1438) – 6‑0
• Approved contract amendment with RMGA, Inc. for stormwater revisions up to $4,350 (R-2025-1449) – 6‑0
• Approved renewal of blanket purchase agreement with Kemp Group for school crossing guard services up to $720,000 (R-2025-15015) – 6‑0
• Approved authorization for Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant conversion up to $494,305 (R-2025-15116) – 6‑0
• Approved blanket purchase agreement with Everglades Painting Contractors for Garfield Garage painting up to $302,918.20 (R-2025-15722) – 6‑0

Conference Meeting

The City Commission is holding a conference meeting for general discussion. Topics include city communications, finances, administration, services, infrastructure, and law enforcement.

Special Planning and Development Board

The board will hold public hearings on 10 items, including requests to amend the comprehensive plan to add thousands of residential units in the Regional Activity Center and Transit Oriented Corridor, and to create an affordable housing bonus density overlay. Also up for review are a 120-unit affordable housing development at 1101 Hillcrest Drive, an 8-story hospital tower at 3501 Johnson Street, and a variance for a carport at 312 Bougainvilla Terrace. Several citywide text amendments to zoning regulations are also proposed.

• Comprehensive plan amendment to add 8,000 mid-rise and high-rise residential units in the Regional Activity Center (RAC)
• Comprehensive plan amendment to add 4,379 residential units in the Transit Oriented Corridor (TOC)/State Road 7 Activity Center
• Request for 120 affordable units via flex units and PUD amendment at 1101 Hillcrest Drive
• Design review for an 8-story tower expansion at South Broward Hospital District, 3501 Johnson Street
• Text amendment to establish Affordable Housing Bonus Density Overlay (AHBDO) for bonus density

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will review design and site plans for four proposed developments, including a preschool, a multi-family complex, a mixed-use project, and a medical emergency center. The committee will also approve minutes from a previous meeting.

• Approval of May 5, 2025 meeting minutes
• Design and Site Plan for 3-story pre-school at 1040 S. Federal Highway
• Design and Site Plan for 33-unit multi-family at 1504-1510 N. Dixie Highway
• Design and Site Plan for mixed-use project at 1831-1857 Jackson Street
• Design and Site Plan for 67,518 sq. ft. medical emergency center at 901 S. State Rd 7

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will hold public hearings on two quasi-judicial applications for 120 affordable units at 1101 Hillcrest Drive: a request for 6 flex units under BrowardNext Policy 2.16.3 and a companion amendment to the Planned Unit Development to allow an 8-story multifamily building. The board will also consider city-wide text amendments to zoning regulations for carports and to create a new section for Live Local Act mixed-use affordable housing developments. Other agenda items include approval of previous meeting minutes and reports on Technical Advisory Committee projects and City Commission actions.

• Request for 6 flex units and PUD amendment for 120 affordable units at 1101 Hillcrest Drive (File Nos. 24-F-80a and 24-JDP-80)
• Text amendment to Articles 2 and 4 to update carport definitions and setback regulations city-wide (File No. 25-T-40)
• New Section 4.24 establishing procedures for Live Local Act mixed-use affordable housing developments (File No. 25-T-26)
• Approval of draft minutes from April 8, 2025 meeting

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold quasi-judicial hearings on two Certificate of Appropriateness applications. One seeks approval for a new single-family home at 908 Tyler Street; the other requests an addition and two variances at 1020 South Southlake Drive. Both properties are in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for new single-family home at 908 Tyler Street (File 24-C-60, applicant GNY USA LLC)
• Certificate of Appropriateness for addition to existing home at 1020 South Southlake Drive (File 25-CV-01, applicant Maria Gabriela Lopez Velazco)
• Variance request to reduce sum of required side yard setbacks from 25% to 15% at 1020 S. Southlake Drive
• Variance request to reduce rear setback from 15% to 8.8% at 1020 S. Southlake Drive
• Approval of previous meeting minutes from April 8, 2025

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

The Historic Preservation Board and Planning & Development Board are holding a joint meeting to review a request from the City of Hollywood. The primary application involves zoning and text amendments to designate the Hollywood Beach Broadwalk as a Historic Property Overlay Site.

• File No. 24-HTZ-86: Request for Text Amendment, Zoning Map Amendment, and Historic Property Overlay Site designation for the Historic Hollywood Beach Broadwalk

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood CRA Board will consider consent and regular agenda items including approval of previous meeting minutes, a $3.48 million interlocal agreement with the city for A1A roadway improvements, and purchase orders for a first aid station and stormwater basin inspections. Regular agenda items include a presentation on the FY2024 annual financial report and audit, an update on A1A stormwater basin inspections, a resolution to issue a $220,453.69 purchase order for those inspections, and a resolution to approve the employment agreement for Susan Goldberg as Executive Director. The board will also receive an informational report on beach and downtown activities.

• Resolution to approve interlocal agreement with City of Hollywood for $3,481,644 reimbursement for A1A roadway improvements between Monroe Street and Seacrest Parkway
• Resolution to issue purchase order up to $116,541 for a first aid station from Post & Beam, LLC
• Resolution to issue purchase order up to $220,453.69 to Envirowaste Services Group for stormwater basin inspections along A1A from Hallandale Beach Boulevard to Sheridan Street
• Resolution to approve employment agreement for Susan Goldberg as CRA Executive Director
• Presentation of Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Financial Report and audit results

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will discuss rezoning and site plans for a mixed-use development at 1600 S. Park Road, including 618 residential units. The body will also consider updates to zoning regulations and employee retirement plan distributions.

• Rezoning of 1600 S. Park Road from Government Use to Planned Development for a mixed-use project
• Site plan for 1600 S. Park Road featuring 618 multifamily units, 16,800 sq. ft. of office, and 8,900 sq. ft. of restaurant/commercial use
• Contract amendment with PMA Consultants, L.L.C. for project controls up to $295,396.00
• Purchase order to Rep Services, Inc. for park equipment and amenities up to $210,849.98
• Blanket purchase agreement with Craig A. Smith & Associates, Inc. for location services up to $340,000.00 annually

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will approve the meeting minutes and then consider a site‑plan review and variance request for a 3,859‑sq‑ft fast‑food restaurant with a drive‑through at 6601 Taft Street in a C‑3 Medium Intensity Commercial District. The committee will discuss the application submitted by Corporate Property Services, Inc. and any related old or new business items. A Pre‑Application Conceptual Overview conference will follow the meeting.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Site‑plan review and variance request for 6601 Taft Street fast‑food restaurant
• Discussion of old business items
• Discussion of new business items
• Planning and Building Priority List updates

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct preliminary site plan reviews for two projects: a 2,000 SF food truck park at 1301 N State Road 7 requiring a special exception and variance, and a 4-story, 30-unit multi-family development at 2455 Polk Street. The committee will also consider approval of previous meeting minutes and discuss other old and new business.

• Special exception, variance, and site plan for a 2,000 SF food truck park at 1301 N State Road 7 in CM-U zoning district
• Design and site plan review for a 4-story, 30-unit multi-family development at 2455 Polk Street in MC-1 zoning district
• Approval of draft minutes from March 17, 2025 meeting

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review amendments to the Fiscal Year 2025 operating budgets and capital improvement plan. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and a settlement payment.

• Settlement with Laurel Gerges in the amount of $62,500.00
• Increase of $308,623.77 for parking guidance equipment at University Station
• Acceptance of a $120,000.00 donation from ANF Charitable Fund for University Station educational space
• Contract with The Corradino Group, Inc. up to $236,384.00 for tidal flooding mitigation inspection
• Purchase order for a Lifepak 15 from Stryker Sales Corp up to $61,817.13

Workshop

The City Commission is holding a workshop to discuss the 2025 Stormwater Master Plan. The session includes presentations on plan objectives, specific projects, and rate alternatives.

• Presentation by CDM Smith and Stantec on Stormwater Master Plan objectives and projects
• Discussion of stormwater rate alternatives

Conference Meeting

The agenda contains only a general discussion item covering city communications, finances, administration, services, infrastructure, law enforcement, and other topics, followed by adjournment. No specific ordinances, resolutions, or public hearings are scheduled. This is a procedural meeting with no binding decisions anticipated based on the agenda.

• No specific action items; entire meeting is general discussion

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for front facade alterations to an existing single-family home at 743 Harrison Street within the Hollywood Lakes Historic District. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, a summary of appeals to the City Commission, and nominations for the 2025 Historic Preservation Awards.

• Certificate of Appropriateness (File No. 25-C-06) for front facade alterations at 743 Harrison Street in the Hollywood Lakes Historic District (RS-6 zoning)

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will hold public hearings and decide on several quasi-judicial applications including a design and site plan for an 8-story tower expansion at 3501 Johnson Street by South Broward Hospital District, a 16-unit residential development at 2135 Lincoln Street, and an extension for a previously approved 48-unit multi-family project at 1935-1951 Lincoln Street. The board will also consider a city-wide amendment to regulations for art in public places.

• 8-story hospital tower expansion with drop-off facilities at 3501 Johnson Street (South Broward Hospital District)
• 16-unit residential development at 2135 Lincoln Street (2125 Lincoln LLC)
• Extension for a 48-unit multi-family project at 1935-1951 Lincoln Street (Viva Hollywood LLC)
• City-wide amendment to Article 3 of Zoning and Land Development Regulations for art in public places

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood CRA Board will consider four Property Improvement Program grants, including a $155,254 grant for Waterway at Hollywood Beach Condominium at 2200 & 2600 South Ocean Drive. Three other grants are proposed: up to $75,000 for 1818 Madison Street, up to $75,000 for 1930 Jackson Street, and up to $34,700 for 3400 North Surf Road. The board will also hear an informational report on beach and downtown activities.

• Resolution R-CRA-2025-07: $155,254 grant to Waterway at Hollywood Beach Condominium for on-site improvements at 2200 & 2600 South Ocean Drive (continued from March 5)
• Resolution R-CRA-2025-08: Up to $75,000 grant to 1818 Madison LLC for improvements at 1818 Madison Street
• Resolution R-CRA-2025-09: Up to $75,000 grant to Bavaria Apartments for improvements at 1930 Jackson Street
• Resolution R-CRA-2025-10: Up to $34,700 grant to Atlantic Whitecaps Condominium for improvements at 3400 North Surf Road
• Informational report (IR-CRA-2025-03): monthly update on beach and downtown activities

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review a consent agenda featuring infrastructure contracts, a legal settlement, and a housing assistance plan. The meeting also includes proclamations for Child Abuse Prevention Month, Earth Day, and #End Jewish Hatred Day.

• Settlement with Gabriel Malka in the amount of $90,000.00
• Construction engineering inspection services for Johnson Street Local Agency Project up to $204,347.88
• Preconstruction services for Hollywood Tidal Flooding Mitigation and Shoreline Protection Project up to $135,000.00
• Grant of $480,981.38 for Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Community Center Improvement Project
• Emergency purchase ratification for Ranch Cryogenics, Inc. up to $400,000.00

The Hollywood City Commission unanimously adopted a resolution authorizing a contract with AUM Construction for the Johnson Street Local Agency Program project, up to $1,894,683. The commissioners also approved several other resolutions, including a $90,000 settlement, an expanded commercial property improvement program, multiple engineering service contracts, a $480,981 grant for the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, and a change to fire‑rescue assessment methodology starting FY 2026.

• Approved $90,000 settlement with Gabriel Malka (7‑0)
• Approved expansion of the Commercial Property Improvement Program (7‑0)
• Authorized $204,347.88 engineering inspection services contract for Johnson Street project (7‑0)
• Approved $135,000 Phase I pre‑construction services contract for Tidal Flooding Mitigation (7‑0)
• Accepted $480,981.38 African American Cultural grant for Martin Luther King Jr. Center (7‑0)
• Increased United Rentals blanket purchase agreement to $450,000 (7‑0)
• Awarded contract to AUM Construction for Johnson Street project, up to $1,894,683 (7‑0)
• Adopted new parcel apportionment methodology for fire‑rescue assessment beginning FY 2026 (7‑0)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will consider first reading of an ordinance to rezone 1600 S. Park Road from Government Use to Planned Development for a mixed-use project, and will discuss design and site plan approval for a 120,000 sq ft commercial building at 2800 Oakwood Boulevard. Consent items include two legal settlements totaling $210,625, a $56,250 grant for tree canopy enhancement, and multiple procurement agreements. Presentations include recognition of Eid al-Fitr, fire and police department awards, and annual reports from advisory boards.

• Rezoning of 1600 S. Park Road to Planned Development for a mixed-use development (first reading, public hearing)
• Design and site plan approval for a 120,000 sq ft commercial building at 2800 Oakwood Boulevard (Oakwood Plaza)
• Legal settlements: Marisa Newman ($127,500) and Modesta Meza-Role ($83,125)
• Real estate brokerage agreement with CBRE, Inc. up to $125,000 annually
• Biosolids hauling contract with Revinu, Inc. up to $2,769,600 annually for five years

The City Commission adopted an ordinance changing the zoning of 1600 S. Park Road from Government Use to Planned Development and approved the associated master development plan. The public hearing was held, one resident spoke, and the motion passed unanimously (7-0). The ordinance was adopted on first reading.

• Approved settlement with Marisa Newman for $127,500 (7-0)
• Approved settlement with Modesta Meza for $83,125 (7-0)
• Ratified $56,250 Tree Canopy Enhancement grant (no matching funds) (7-0)
• Authorized CBRE brokerage contract up to $125,000 (7-0)
• Increased vehicle lease contract to $414,870.52 (7-0)
• Approved traffic control agreement with Parkview at Hillcrest HOA (7-0)
• Authorized Polydyne blanket purchase agreement up to $640,000 (7-0)
• Adopted zoning ordinance changing 1600 S. Park Road to Planned Development (7-0)

Conference Meeting

This is largely a procedural conference meeting of the Hollywood City Commission. The only substantive agenda item is a general discussion covering city communications, finances, administration, services, infrastructure, facilities, law enforcement, emergency services, economic vitality, quality of life, neighborhoods, and inter-governmental opportunities. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are listed. The meeting then adjourns.

• General discussion of city finances, administration, services, infrastructure, and law enforcement
• No specific rezonings, contracts, fee changes, or public hearings on the agenda

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct preliminary and final site plan reviews for six development proposals. Projects include a new 12-unit multifamily at 2241 Madison Street, a 30-unit multifamily at 2135-2137 Washington Street, a 27-unit multifamily at 2323 Polk Street, an 8-story mixed-use with 36 units and 2,500 sq ft of commercial at 2127 N State Road 7, an 8-story 96-unit senior multifamily at 826 Dixie Highway, and an expansion of an assisted living facility at 1600 Taft Street from 90 to 122 beds. The committee also will consider approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Preliminary site plan: 12-unit multifamily at 2241 Madison Street (DH-2 zoning, RAC)
• Preliminary site plan: 30-unit multifamily at 2135-2137 Washington Street (DH-3, RAC)
• Final site plan: 27-unit multifamily at 2323 Polk Street (DH-2, RAC)
• Final site plan: 8-story mixed-use (36 units, 2,500 SF commercial) at 2127 N State Road 7 (C-MU, Transit Oriented Corridor)
• Final site plan: 96-unit senior multifamily at 826 Dixie Highway (DH-3, RAC)

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will review two quasi‑judicial applications. One seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness to modify a porch at 1133 Van Buren Street. The other seeks a Certificate of Appropriateness and a variance to increase off‑street parking from 1.5 to 5 spaces for a new single‑family home at 501 South Surf Road in the Hollywood Beach Historic Overlay District.

• Certificate of Appropriateness to remove a porch fabric covering and add a new roof/columns at 1133 Van Buren Street
• Certificate of Appropriateness and parking variance (1.5 → 5 spaces) for a new home at 501 South Surf Road
• Review of appeals summary to City Commission
• Discussion of nominations for Historic Preservation Awards

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will consider awarding a $3,648,808 contract for tidal flooding mitigation and shoreline protection at multiple sites. Other action items include a code enforcement lien amnesty program, the potential sunsetting of ten advisory boards, and a $466,953 sole-source purchase of pumps for the wastewater plant. The meeting also includes presentations of service awards and a proclamation for Irish American Heritage Month. Consent items cover approval of past meeting minutes, a Broward County swim program agreement, a marine law enforcement grant application, and concrete repair purchase agreements.

• Resolution R-2025-072: Award $3,648,808 contract to Shoreline Foundation, Inc. for tidal flooding mitigation at sites 3,4,5,11,12,7,8,14,15,16
• Resolution R-2025-071: Establish a code enforcement lien amnesty program with eligibility criteria
• Resolution R-2025-070: Consider continuance/sunsetting of ten advisory boards including Affordable Housing, African American Advisory Council, and others
• Resolution R-2025-067: Approve sole-source purchase of three vertical solids pumps from Barney's Pumps Inc. for up to $466,953
• Resolution R-2025-068: Authorize $223,875 for engineering services to update wastewater emergency discharge and sewer overflow response plans

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board will consider a resolution authorizing officials to execute a Property Improvement Program grant agreement with Waterway at Hollywood Beach Condominium Association, Inc. for on‑site improvements at 2200 and 2600 South Ocean Drive, not to exceed $155,254. An informational report will update the board on recent beach and downtown activities. The meeting also includes standard citizen comments and board member remarks.

• Resolution R-CRA-2025-07: approve grant up to $155,254 for property improvements at 2200 & 2600 S Ocean Dr
• Grant agreement with Waterway at Hollywood Beach Condominium Association, Inc.
• Informational report IR-CRA-2025-02 on beach and downtown activities
• Citizen comments period
• Board member, counsel, and executive director remarks

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for several residential projects. These include townhome developments and a large-scale multifamily project.

• Preliminary site plan review for 5 townhomes at 1949 Harding Street
• Preliminary site plan review for 9 townhomes at 4110 N 31st Terrace
• Preliminary site plan review for 324 townhouses at 4100 N Hills Drive
• Final site plan review for 120 affordable units in an 8-story building at 1101 Hillcrest Drive

Workshop

The City Commission holds a workshop to receive a presentation and discuss the city's solid waste and recycling program. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled; the session is for information and discussion only.

• Presentation by Assistant City Manager, Environmental Services Division Manager, and Public Works Director on solid waste and recycling overview
• Commission questions and discussion on the program

Public Art Review Committee

The Public Art Review Committee will meet to evaluate two public sculpture proposals: three art pieces for a linear park at 215 N State Road 7 (File 24-PA-57) and one art piece for a mixed-use development at 820-890 N State Road 7 (File 24-PA-98). The committee provides advisory recommendations to the city regarding aesthetic enrichment.

• Evaluation of sculpture design for three art pieces in an existing linear park at 215 N State Road 7 (File 24-PA-57, applicant: Florida Department of Transportation)
• Evaluation of sculpture design for one art piece in an existing mixed-use development at 820-890 N State Road 7 (File 24-PA-98, applicant: Pinnacle)

Workshop

The City Commission is meeting for a workshop to begin planning the FY 2026 fiscal strategy. The session includes a presentation on fiscal and economic data and a discussion regarding commission fiscal priorities.

• Presentation by Mark L. Miller, Research Director at CBRE
• Discussion of FY 2026 Commission Fiscal Priorities

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will consider a consent agenda of 16 resolutions covering contracts, change orders, and budget amendments. Notable items include a $859,642 contract for relocating water, sewer, and irrigation pipes for FDOT stormwater pump stations, a $1.24 million increase for micro transit services, and a $500,000 sewer lift station rehabilitation agreement. The regular agenda includes time-certain items not detailed in the provided text.

• Contract with Southeastern Engineering Contractors for $859,642 to relocate utilities at A1A and Sherman/Van Buren Streets
• Change order with Circuit Transit Inc. increasing micro transit services from $1.13M to $1.24M annually
• Blanket purchase agreement with Trio Development Corp. for up to $500,000 for sewer lift station repairs through 2029
• Amendment to Broward County mobility improvement agreement for $595,000 for additional drainage improvements
• Change order for Justice Skatepark project increasing contract to $790,220 and extending timeline

Conference Meeting

This is a procedural conference meeting of the Hollywood City Commission with no specific action items. The agenda consists only of general discussion on city communications, finances, administration, services, infrastructure, facilities, law enforcement, emergency services, economic vitality, quality of life, neighborhoods, and inter-governmental opportunities, followed by adjournment. No votes, ordinances, or public hearings are scheduled.

• No specific items on the agenda; only general discussion and adjournment

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee holds a public meeting to review several site plan applications. Items include preliminary reviews for three multi-family and office developments and a final review for a commercial building. The largest project is a 5-story, 61,492 sq ft office building with a 5-story parking garage at 2910 Polk Street within the Regional Activity Center.

• Preliminary site plan review for a 6-unit townhouse at 136 N 24th Avenue (TC-1 zoning, Regional Activity Center).
• Preliminary site plan review for a 7-unit townhouse at 2630 Pierce Street (RM-18 zoning).
• Preliminary site plan review for a 5-story, 61,492 sq ft office building and 5-story parking garage at 2910 Polk Street (TC-1, Regional Activity Center).
• Final site plan review for a 2-story, 10,609 sq ft commercial building at 6100 Hollywood Blvd (SM-U, Transit Oriented Corridor).

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will meet to consider a Certificate of Appropriateness for a new single-family home. This item is designated as quasi-judicial.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for a new single-family house at 1051 S Northlake Drive (Sarcoh Corp)

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will consider five quasi-judicial applications, including a rezoning request and design/site plan for a large mixed-use development at 1600 S. Park Road, which would include 620 residential units, restaurant, commercial, and office space. Other items include a variance for a single-family home addition, a 151-unit residential project on Van Buren Street, and a 120,000 sq ft commercial building on Oakwood Boulevard.

• Rezoning to Planned Development and design/site plan for mixed-use development at 1600 S. Park Road: 8,900 sq ft restaurant/commercial, 16,800 sq ft office, 620 multifamily units
• Design and site plan for a 151-unit residential development at 2718-2750 Van Buren Street in MC-1 zoning
• Site plan review for a 120,000 sq ft commercial building at 2800 Oakwood Boulevard
• Variance for reduced rear yard setback for a single-family home addition at 7591 Pierce Street
• Public comment registration required by 6:00 PM day before meeting

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will vote on a consent agenda of routine items and several individual resolutions. Key items include a resolution providing notice for complaints about public camping or sleeping, multiple contracts for the Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant consent order compliance totaling over $1.4 million, a $900,000 vehicle barriers purchase, and a beach access agreement for shore protection. The agenda also includes time-certain items not detailed in the provided text.

• Resolution providing notice of complaints for public camping or sleeping under Florida Statute 125.0231(4)
• Four authorizations to proceed for wastewater treatment plant consent order compliance (total approx. $1.16 million)
• Blanket purchase agreement with Meridian Rapid Defense Group for vehicle barriers up to $900,000
• Temporary access agreement with Broward County for shore protection project tilling and escarpment removal
• Agreement with MAD Studios for Ignite Broward 2025 festival up to $150,000

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The board will consider consent agenda items approving minutes from November and December 2024 meetings, then receive a presentation on the status of various capital projects within CRA districts. An informational report on beach and downtown activities will also be provided.

• Approval of minutes from Nov. 6, 2024 regular CRA meeting
• Approval of minutes from Dec. 4, 2024 regular CRA meeting
• Presentation on status of capital projects in CRA districts
• Informational report on beach and downtown activities

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is meeting to review preliminary and final site plans for six developments, including two large projects under the Live Local Act. The committee will also consider a preliminary site plan for a 96-unit senior housing project and final plans for a hotel and several multifamily buildings. Public comment is accepted in person or virtually with pre-registration required for virtual participation.

• Preliminary site plan for 96-unit senior housing at 826 S Dixie Highway
• Preliminary site plan for 11-story, 141-unit residential at 1715-1727 McKinley Street (Live Local Act)
• Final site plan for 15-unit multifamily at 2327-2339 Lincoln Street
• Final site plan for 42-room hotel with 3,500 sq ft retail at 699 S Federal Highway
• Final site plan for 15-story, 261-unit mixed-use at 5200 S State Road 7 (Live Local Act)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The commission will vote on a consent agenda of routine and non-controversial items, including budget amendments, legal settlements, procurement contracts, and the city's 2025 state legislative agenda. No regular (non-consent) items are listed in the provided agenda excerpt.

• Settlement with Resa Feinstein for $125,000.00
• Settlement with Nicholas Espeut for $85,000.00
• Adoption of 2025 state legislative priorities (R-2025-004)
• T-Mobile cellular contract up to $477,120.00 through August 2029
• Armored vehicle purchase for police from Lenco Industries for $388,494.00

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board will consider a consent agenda that includes changing regular meeting dates in October 2025 and January 2026 and amending the Fiscal Year 2025 budget for the Downtown District. The regular agenda features four Property Improvement Program grant agreements, each up to $75,000, for on-site improvements at specific properties. The board will also receive informational reports and hear comments from members and staff.

• Resolution amending the Downtown District CRA budget for FY2025, revising expenditures
• PIP grant up to $75,000 to Hollywood 26, LLC for improvements at 2024 & 2026 Hollywood Blvd
• PIP grant up to $75,000 to 2028 Harrison Property, LLC for improvements at 2028 Harrison St
• PIP grant up to $75,000 to Lincolnwood Towers Condominium for improvements at 2134 Lincoln St
• PIP grant up to $75,000 to Oxford Towers, Inc. for improvements at 1501 S. Ocean Drive

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will hold quasi-judicial hearings for three development applications. The board is reviewing a new residential complex, an amendment to athletic field use conditions, and a restaurant variance request.

• Design and Site Plan review for a 111-unit residential development at 2219 Lincoln Street
• Amendment to conditions for the Chaminade Madonna College athletic field at 500 East Chaminade Drive
• Variance and Site Plan request for a 1,600 Sq. Ft. Taco Bell with drive-thru at 2640 N. State Road 7

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will review a final site plan for a 10-unit multifamily residential development at 1714 Van Buren Street. The meeting also includes approval of draft minutes from December 2024 and discussion of old and new business.

• Final site plan review for 10-unit multifamily residential development at 1714 Van Buren Street (File No. 24-DPV-84, applicant VB Circle LLC)