Lauderhill public meetings in 2024
57 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will meet to discuss the appointment of Ottinot Law, P.A. as interim city attorney. This appointment is scheduled to become effective on December 17, 2024.
- Resolution No. 24R-12-302: Appointment of Ottinot Law, P.A. as Interim City Attorney
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
This is a limited-agenda Community Redevelopment Agency meeting with no votes on contracts or ordinances. The only items are presentations on the Central CRA, Eastern CRA, and a project called The Oasis, requested by the Executive Director. Consent items are limited to approval of previous meeting minutes.
- Update on the Central CRA
- Update on the Eastern CRA
- Presentation regarding The Oasis
- Approval of CRA meeting minutes from September 12, September 26, and October 28, 2024
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will hold public hearings on ordinances, including a second reading of a $30,982,611 budget rollover supplemental appropriation and a first reading to authorize school zone speed detection systems. Resolutions include purchasing 12 cardiac monitors for $822,594.32 and a bathroom refurbishment at the police department for up to $191,100. The agenda also features a site plan waiver for a restaurant and retail development at 7240 W. Commercial Blvd.
- Second reading of Ordinance 24O-11-158: $30,982,611 budget rollover supplemental appropriation
- First reading of Ordinance 24O-11-159: authorizing school zone speed detection systems
- Resolution 24R-12-298: sole-source lease-purchase of 12 Lifepak 35 cardiac monitors for $822,594.32
- Resolution 24R-12-301: bathroom refurbishment at police department, not to exceed $191,100
- Resolution 24R-12-296: site plan waiver for restaurant and 7,000 sq ft retail building at 7240 W. Commercial Blvd
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a second reading and vote on Ordinance CRA-24O-10-111, which would approve a development and funding agreement with GJ Lauderhill, LLC for the Arthouse 441 project. The proposed development includes 245 housing units and 7,000 square feet of retail on a 4.65-acre site in the Transit Oriented Corridor, with tax reimbursement incentives. No other substantive items are on the agenda beyond approving prior meeting minutes.
- Ordinance CRA-24O-10-111 – second reading to approve development and funding agreement with GJ Lauderhill, LLC for a mixed-use project with 245 housing units and 7,000 sq ft of retail
- Project site: portion of Tract A, Lauderhill Shoppes No. Three, folio numbers 494125320030 and 494125320010
- Development incentives: tax reimbursements as part of the agreement
- Consent agenda includes approval of CRA meeting minutes from March 25, April 15, and August 26, 2024
City Commission Meeting
The Lauderhill City Commission will consider a resolution authorizing up to $500,000 for emergency structural repairs of two green leaf filters at the water‑treatment plant, funded from Budget Code No. 401‑918‑6358. It will also act on ordinance changes to park, recreational, leisure and cultural projects and to the police pension plan, a special‑use development order for SSI Lubricants at 3550 N.W. 16th Street, and the retirement of City Manager Desorae Giles‑Smith with appointment of an interim manager.
- Resolution No. 24R-11-281: approve emergency structural repairs of two green leaf filters at the water‑treatment plant, not to exceed $500,000, paid from Budget Code 401‑918‑6358.
- Ordinance No. 24O-11-161: modify park, recreational, leisure and cultural projects funded by the 2017 and 2018 General Obligation Bonds.
- Ordinance No. 24O-10-153: amend the police pension plan sections on deferred retirement, cost‑of‑living adjustment, and post‑retirement supplement.
- Resolution No. 24R-11-287: grant a special‑exception use development order to SSI Lubricants, LLC for bulk fuel storage on a ~0.91‑acre parcel at 3550 N.W. 16th Street (light industrial zone).
- Resolution No. 24R-11-285: acknowledge City Manager Desorae Giles‑Smith’s retirement and appoint Kenny Hobbs as interim city manager.
City Commission Meeting
The Lauderhill City Commission will consider Ordinance No. 24O‑10‑157, which adds Article IX to the city code prohibiting unauthorized public camping and sleeping on city property. The commission will also name the new community services center in the City Hall complex as the “Ken Thurston Inverrary Community Center and Public Service Facility.” Additional items include ratifying the IAFF collective bargaining agreement, approving a VOCA grant of up to $166,488, and approving a HUD CDBG award of $758,175. The board will authorize change orders for the City Hall Annex project up to $206,933.78 and grant several special‑exception use orders for commercial and residential development.
- Ordinance No. 24O‑10‑157: adds Article IX banning public camping and sleeping on city property.
- Resolution No. 24R‑10‑252: names the new community services center “Ken Thurston Inverrary Community Center and Public Service Facility.”
- Resolution No. 24R‑10‑261: ratifies a three‑year collective bargaining agreement with IAFF for fire department personnel (Oct 1 2024‑Sep 30 2027).
- Resolution No. 24R‑10‑265: approves a VOCA grant of up to $166,488, with the match requirement waived.
- Resolution No. 24R‑10‑249: approves HUD Community Development Block Grant funding of $758,175 for fiscal year 2024.
City Commission Workshop
The Lauderhill City Commission meeting will discuss several topics requested by officials. Items include approved uses for 5940 NW 19 Court, an election and voting update, and concerns about increased water bills. Additional discussions cover automated school zone speed enforcement, impact fees, commissioner purchases policy, and a draft homeless public camping sleeping ordinance.
- Approved uses for 5940 NW 19 COURT
- Discussion of increased water bills
- Discussion of automated school zone speed enforcement
- Discussion of impact fees
- Discussion of draft homeless public camping sleeping ordinance
Special City Commission Meeting
The Lauderhill City Commission will hold a special meeting to evaluate the performance of the City Manager, City Attorney, and City Clerk. The agenda is limited to these three staff evaluations and adjournment.
- Evaluation of the City Manager
- Evaluation of the City Attorney
- Evaluation of the City Clerk
Lauderhill Finance Corporation
The Lauderhill Finance Corporation will consider Ordinance No. LFC-24O-09-100, which makes appropriations totaling $1,104,375 for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024. The ordinance also adopts the final operating budget for the corporation for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025. Public members will have three minutes each for comment.
- Ordinance No. LFC-24O-09-100: appropriation of $1,104,375 for FY 2024‑2025
- Adoption of the final operating budget for the Lauderhill Finance Corporation FY 2025
- Public comment limited to three minutes per participant
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Lauderhill Community Redevelopment Agency will adopt its final operating budgets for the Central and Eastern CRA for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025. The meeting will also consider two ordinances approving commercial lease agreements with Hill District, LLC for properties at 1451 N.W. 31st Avenue (Bay A and Bay C2). All items are on a limited agenda and will be presented for first reading and adoption.
- Appropriation of $115,500 for the Central CRA and $1,609,249 for the Eastern CRA for FY 2025
- Approval of commercial lease agreement for Bay A at 1451 N.W. 31st Avenue with Hill District, LLC
- Approval of commercial lease agreement for Bay C2 at 1451 N.W. 31st Avenue with Hill District, LLC
Windermere Tree Gardens SND Board of Directors
The Windermere Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board of Directors will consider a property tax levy and a special assessment for fiscal year 2025. The board will also discuss the adoption of the final budget for the district to be incorporated into the City of Lauderhill budget.
- Ordinance 2024-WO-128: Property tax levy at a millage rate of 2.0 mills for fiscal year 2025
- Ordinance 2024-WO-128: Non-ad valorem special assessment of $500.00 per parcel of land per year for fiscal year 2025
- Ordinance 2024-WO-129: Adoption of the final budget for fiscal year 2025
Isles of Inverrary SND Board of Directors Meeting
The Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board of Directors will vote on adopting a property tax levy of 2.0 mills and a non-ad valorem special assessment of $500.00 per parcel for the fiscal year 2025, along with the district's final budget for the same year.
- Ordinance 2024-IO-126: Adopting 2.0 mills property tax levy for 2025
- Ordinance 2024-IO-126: Adopting $500.00 per parcel non-ad valorem assessment for 2025
- Ordinance 2024-IO-127: Adopting final budget for Isles of Inverrary for 2025
Special Assessment Meetings
The Lauderhill City Commission will hold a series of Special Assessment meetings on September 12, 2024, beginning with the Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District at 5:40 PM. Each meeting will consider the respective district’s assessment plan and related agenda items. The agenda lists eight separate district meetings scheduled back‑to‑back through 6:15 PM.
- Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District – special assessment meeting (5:40 PM)
- Manors of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District – special assessment meeting (5:45 PM)
- Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District – special assessment meeting (5:50 PM)
- Windermere/Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District – special assessment meeting (5:55 PM)
- Storm Water, Garbage, Nuisance Abatement, and Fire Rescue – special assessment meetings (6:00‑6:15 PM)
Special City Commission Meeting
The Lauderhill City Commission will hold a rehearing to review a special exception use permit for a convenience store at 4248 N.W. 12th Street. The meeting will determine if the business should remain open or if its permit should be modified, suspended, or revoked.
- Rehearing of special exception use permit for 4248 N.W. 12th Street convenience store
- Discussion on potential modification, suspension, or revocation of the permit
- Public hearing to determine if the business should remain closed
Fire Rescue Special Assessment Meeting
The City Commission is meeting to discuss and approve the rate of assessment and the assessment roll for fire rescue services. These assessments apply to assessed property located within the City of Lauderhill for the 2025 fiscal year.
- Ordinance No. 24O-09-141: Reimposing fire rescue assessments for fiscal year 2025
- Resolution No. 24R-09-183: Confirming the preliminary rate and approving the assessment roll for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024
Nuisance Abatement Special Assessment Meeting
The City Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially adopt measures for collecting costs related to nuisance abatement violations. This involves recovering fees for removing garbage, trash, and unsanitary conditions from properties where violators failed to pay by September 30th.
- Ordinance No. 24O-09-140: Adopting a uniform method to collect non-ad valorem special assessments on annual tax bills for nuisance abatement costs
- Resolution No. 24R-09-182: Certifying the roll for nuisance abatement assessment costs for Fiscal Year 2025
Garbage Special Assessment Meeting
The City Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially approve the method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessments for garbage, refuse, and recycling services. These fees will be applied to the annual tax bills for specific designated areas for the 2025 fiscal year.
- Ordinance No. 24O-09-139: Re-imposing garbage and recycling assessments for St. George, West Ken Lark, Broward Estates, and the Swap Shop
- Resolution No. 24R-09-181: Certifying the final assessment roll for FY 2025 garbage services
Storm Water Special Assessment Meeting
The City Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially adopt the method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessments for storm water services. These fees apply specifically to designated areas for the 2025 fiscal year.
- Ordinance No. 24O-09-138: Re-imposing storm water service fees for St. George, West Ken Lark, Broward Estates, and the Swap Shop
- Resolution No. 24R-09-180: Certifying the final assessment roll for FY 2025 storm water costs
Windermere/Tree Gardens SND Special Assessment
The Lauderhill City Commission will consider two items to re-impose non-ad valorem special assessments for the Windermere/Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District for fiscal year 2025. The measures authorize billing property owners for district costs and set a maximum assessment cap of $500 and 2 mills per parcel.
- Ordinance 24O-09-137: Re-imposes special assessments for Windermere/Tree Gardens SND
- Resolution 24R-09-179: Certifies final assessment roll for Windermere/Tree Gardens SND
- Maximum assessment cap: $500 and 2 mills per parcel per year
- Public hearing scheduled for September 12 & 26, 2024
- Meeting location: City Commission Chambers at City Hall, 5581 W. Oakland Park Blvd.
Isles SND Special Assessment Meeting
The Lauderhill City Commission will adopt Ordinance No. 24O-09-136 and Resolution No. 24R-09-178, establishing a uniform method for collecting non‑ad valorem special assessments in the Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District for fiscal year 2025. The measures set a maximum non‑ad valorem assessment of $500 per parcel and an ad valorem levy of two (2) mills per parcel, and certify the final assessment roll. Public comment will be limited to three minutes per speaker, and lobbyists must register with the city clerk.
- Ordinance No. 24O-09-136 adopts uniform collection method and sets $500 non‑ad valorem limit and 2‑mill ad valorem levy per parcel for FY 2025
- Resolution No. 24R-09-178 adopts the same method, certifies the final assessment roll, and declares the FY 2025 special assessments
- Non‑ad valorem special assessments will be published on September 12 and September 26, 2024
- Public comment limited to three (3) minutes per participant
- All lobbyists must register with the city clerk as required by Lauderhill City Code §2‑24
Habitat SND Special Assessment Meeting
The City Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially approve the method for collecting non-ad valorem special assessments for the Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District. These assessments are intended to cover actual costs and expenses associated with the improvement district for fiscal year 2025.
- Ordinance No. 24O-09-134: Re-imposing special assessments not to exceed $250.00 and 2 mills per individual parcel of land per year
- Resolution No. 24R-09-176: Certifying the final assessment roll and approving the collection method for FY 2025 assessments
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Lauderhill Community Redevelopment Agency will adopt its FY 2025 operating budgets, allocating $115,500 to the Central CRA and $1,609,249 to the Eastern CRA. The meeting also includes a public hearing of budget items and consideration of two residential purchase contracts for properties on N.W. 28th Street. Minutes from the May 13 and July 8, 2024 CRA meetings will be approved. This is a limited‑agenda meeting focused on budget and property matters.
- Ordinance CRA-24O-09-109: Appropriation of $115,500 for Central CRA and $1,609,249 for Eastern CRA for FY 2025
- Resolution CRA-24R-09-21: Adoption of FY 2025 budgets and incorporation into the City of Lauderhill General Operating Budget
- Ordinance CRA-24O-08-107: Purchase of property at 5811 N.W. 28th Street for $520,104
- Ordinance CRA-24O-08-108: Purchase of property at 5831 N.W. 28th Street for $478,592
- Approval of minutes from CRA meetings on May 13, 2024 and July 8, 2024
Windermere Tree Gardens SND Board of Directors
The Windermere/Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board of Directors is meeting to establish funding for fiscal year 2025. The board will consider a property tax levy, a special assessment per parcel, and the final budget to be incorporated into the City of Lauderhill budget.
- Ordinance 2024-WO-128: Property tax levy of 2.0 mills and a $500.00 per parcel non-ad valorem special assessment for FY 2025
- Resolution 2024-WR-51: Tentative property tax levy of 2.0 mills and $500.00 per parcel special assessment for FY 2025
- Ordinance 2024-WO-129: Adoption of the final FY 2025 budget
- Resolution 2024-WR-52: Adoption of the tentative FY 2025 budget
Isles of Inverrary SND Board of Directors Meeting
The Board of Directors is meeting to decide on the property tax levy and budget for the Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District for fiscal year 2025. The board will also consider the reappointment of two Advisory Council members.
- Ordinance 2024-IO-126: Property tax levy of 2.0 mills and a $500.00 per parcel non-ad valorem special assessment for FY 2025
- Ordinance 2024-IO-127: Adoption of the final FY 2025 budget
- Resolution 2024-IR-52: Tentative property tax levy of 2.0 mills and $500.00 per parcel special assessment
- Resolution 2024-IR-53: Tentative FY 2025 budget
- Resolution 2024-IR-54: Reappointment of two members to the Advisory Council
Manors of Inverrary SND Board of Directors Meeting
The Manors of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board of Directors is meeting to adopt the final budget and property tax levy for Fiscal Year 2025. The board will also consider reappointing a member to its advisory council.
- Adopting final budget for Fiscal Year 2025
- Setting property tax levy at 0.00 mills for Fiscal Year 2025
- Adopting non-ad valorem special assessment of $500 per parcel for Condo I and Condo XI
- Reappointing a member to the advisory council
- Holding a public hearing on the budget
Habitat SND Board of Directors Meeting
The Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District Board of Directors is meeting to decide on the fiscal year 2025 budget and tax rates. The board will consider a specific millage rate and a per-parcel special assessment for the district.
- Ordinance 2024-HO-126: Property tax levy of 2.0 mills and a $250.00 per parcel non-ad valorem special assessment for FY 2025
- Resolution 2024-HR-47: Tentative property tax levy of 2.0 mills and $250.00 per parcel special assessment for FY 2025
- Ordinance 2024-HO-127: Final budget for Fiscal Year 2025
- Resolution 2024-HR-48: Tentative budget for Fiscal Year 2025
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is deciding on the 2024-2025 operating budget and property tax millage rates. The body is also considering several fee increases for water, sewer, stormwater, and garbage services effective October 1, 2024.
- Adoption of 2024-2025 property tax levy at an operating millage rate of 7.9998
- Proposed 2025 operating budget of $214,529,820.00
- Contract for Fire Station 57 improvements with Supreme Builder Group not to exceed $569,189.00
- Engineering services contract for water treatment plant with Craig A. Smith not to exceed $140,230.00
- Collective bargaining agreement for police officers and sergeants from Oct 1, 2024 to Sept 30, 2027
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will discuss several land transfers to the CRA and a significant budget adjustment totaling $9,477,549. The meeting also includes votes on police equipment, financial services, and special exception use development orders.
- Ordinance 24O-08-133: Budget adjustments and supplement appropriation totaling $9,477,549
- Resolution 24R-08-170: Purchase of handguns and accessories from Lou's Police not to exceed $210,000
- Resolution 24R-08-169: Fuel card services from WexBank not to exceed $40,000
- Resolution 24R-08-173: Special exception for restaurant at 7240 W. Commercial Blvd
- Resolution 24R-08-174: Special exception for childcare at 7342-7562 W. Commercial Blvd
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Lauderhill Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a limited agenda meeting to consider the first reading of two ordinances approving “as is” residential contracts for the purchase of properties at 5811 N.W. 28th Street for $520,104 and at 5831 N.W. 28th Street for $478,592. The agency will also consider a resolution to accept a consulting proposal of up to $31,548.60 for professional planning services related to the Renaissance Plaza entitlement assessment. Items will be discussed after the call to order, roll call, and consent agenda.
- Ordinance CRA-24O-08-107: approve “as is” residential contract to purchase 5811 N.W. 28th Street for $520,104
- Ordinance CRA-24O-08-108: approve “as is” residential contract to purchase 5831 N.W. 28th Street for $478,592
- Resolution CRA-24R-08-21: accept consulting proposal up to $31,548.60 for professional planning services for Renaissance Plaza entitlement assessment
Public Hearing - Preliminary Rate Assessments
The City Commission will hold a public hearing regarding various non-ad valorem special assessment rates. These include neighborhood improvement districts, stormwater services, garbage and recycling services, nuisance abatement, and fire rescue services.
- Habitat Safe Neighborhood Improvement District: assessments up to $250.00 and a 2-mill tax levy
- Manors of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District: assessments for Condo XI and Condo XII associations up to $500.00 each
- Isles of Inverrary Safe Neighborhood Improvement District: assessments up to $500.00 and a 2-mill tax levy
- Windermere/Tree Gardens Safe Neighborhood Improvement District: assessments up to $500.00 and a 2-mill tax levy
- Stormwater, Garbage, Refuse, and Recycling services for St. George, West Ken Lark, Broward Estates, and the Swap Shop
Budget Workshop
The Lauderhill City Commission will conduct a limited agenda meeting to discuss the city budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. This workshop was requested by City Manager Desorae Giles-Smith.
- Discussion of the City of Lauderhill budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several items including labor contract ratifications and building code updates. The meeting also includes presentations on school zone speed cameras and the convenience store initiative. Additionally, the commission will consider various software and service contracts.
- $210,000 expenditure for new firearms and police equipment
- Special exception use for a service station at 2099 N. State Road 7
- Ordinance to update commission travel and cell phone allowances
- Ratification of collective bargaining agreements for police lieutenants and Teamsters Local 769
- $133,000 proposal for EPA lead and copper compliance implementation
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Lauderhill Community Redevelopment Agency will consider resolutions to approve an additional $8,000 for a booking agent for the November 2, 2024 5th Annual Beer-B-Q event, waive competitive bidding for professional services, and establish a list of qualified trade contractors. The meeting also includes updates on the 38th Avenue project and a digital art and marketplace initiative. These items determine how public funds are allocated for community events, which local firms will handle city maintenance projects, and what progress is being made on neighborhood development.
- Approve $8,000 expenditure for booking agent services for R&B artist Michel'le at the 5th Annual Beer-B-Q on November 2, 2024
- Waive competitive bidding to use an approved list of firms for miscellaneous professional services under RFQ #2023-045
- Approve a list of qualified trade contractors per RFQ 2024-015 for various CRA projects on an as-needed basis
- Review progress update on the 38th Avenue project
- Present plans for a digital art and marketplace initiative
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission will discuss policy changes and next steps resulting from a Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigation. The meeting also includes a discussion regarding digital signs.
- Discussion of policy changes and next steps regarding the FDLE investigation
- Review of draft Travel Policy
- Review of draft Vehicle Use Policy
- Discussion of digital signs
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several resolutions regarding utility upgrades, public safety equipment, and the creation of various new staff roles. The meeting also includes a community update on a Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigation.
- Water treatment disinfection system conversion: up to $1,097,475.90
- Sewer lining services: up to $777,888.00
- West Ken Lark water main construction: up to $825,000.00
- Police vehicle emergency equipment: up to $288,683.56
- Consulting services agreement for Donald Giancoli: up to $100,000.00
City Commission Workshop
The Lauderhill City Commission Workshop includes discussions on several community topics. The agenda features talks regarding potential school closures by the Broward County School Board and public officials' social media accounts. Other items include discussions on homelessness, a repavement plan, and food distribution efforts.
- Discussion of possible Broward County School Board school closures or redistricting
- Discussion of public officials' social media accounts
- Discussion of homelessness
- Discussion of a repavement plan
- Update on optimizing city food distribution efforts
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Community Redevelopment Agency is considering several ordinances to accept land transfers from the City of Lauderhill. The board will also review resolutions regarding new job positions, a pay plan, and an architectural contract change order.
- Land transfer via quit-claim deed: 5730 N.W. 28th Street
- Land transfer via quit-claim deed: 5740 N.W. 28th Street
- Land transfer via quit-claim deed: 5800 N.W. 28th Street
- Land transfer via quit-claim deed: 5810 N.W. 28th Street
- Change order to Prism Architecture, LLC not to exceed $15,240.00
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several second-reading ordinances including a $6.5 million budget adjustment and multiple land transfers to the CRA. The meeting also includes resolutions regarding road resurfacing, privacy buffer walls, and new city job positions.
- Ordinance 24O-04-120: Six month budget review of revenue and expenditure adjustments totaling $6,562,774.00
- Resolution 24R-05-78: Paving the N.W. 21st Street Corridor for up to $577,509.17
- Resolution 24R-05-80: Construction of GO bond privacy buffer walls for up to $2,119,056.65
- Ordinances 24O-04-115 through 24O-04-118: Transferring land on N.W. 28th Street to the CRA
- Resolution 24R-05-79: Disbursement of $118,240.00 for the Home Investment Partnership Program
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider a six-month budget review involving over $6.5 million in revenue and expenditure amendments for fiscal year 2024. The meeting also includes discussions on land transfers to the CRA and updates on roadway improvements.
- $6,562,774 budget adjustment for FY 2024 revenue and expenditures
- Roadway improvement contract up to $304,764.90 for Manors of Inverrary
- $77,604.72 change order for City Hall Annex construction
- Land transfers from the City to the CRA on NW 28th Street
- Amendments to distance measurements for alcohol and tobacco stores
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Lauderhill Community Redevelopment Agency is holding a limited agenda meeting on April 15, 2024. Members will vote on ordinances transferring four city-owned parcels along N.W. 28th Street to the CRA, approve a $55,550 contract for event booking services, and establish a deferred second mortgage housing assistance program for qualifying residents. The agenda also includes a presentation on the Fort Lauderdale Studio Initiative.
- Transfer of four city-owned parcels at 5730, 5740, 5800, and 5810 N.W. 28th Street to the CRA via quitclaim deeds
- Approval of a $55,550 agreement with UNC Life Entertainment for booking agent services for the Sept. 28, 2024 Lauderhill Live event
- Establishment of the CRA Deferred Second Mortgage Housing Assistance Program outlining qualifications and terms
- Presentation on the Fort Lauderdale Studio Initiative by Greg Brewton
City Commission Workshop
The City Commission will meet for a workshop to discuss several municipal matters. Topics include community budget requests, new methods for measuring distances between tobacco stores and other uses, and updates on food distribution efforts.
- Community pre-budget requests for 2024-2025 fiscal year
- Discussion of Ordinance No. 24O-02-110 regarding tobacco store distance measurements
- Update on optimizing food distribution efforts within the city
- Discussion of regulatory requirements for rental units
- Discussion of new laws and city position on establishing homeless camps
Windermere Tree Gardens SND Board of Directors
The Windermere Tree Gardens SND Board of Directors will meet to consider a resolution regarding an advisory board appointment. The agenda includes a proposal to appoint Adelle Alfred to the advisory body.
- Resolution No. 2024-WR-50: Appointing Adelle Alfred to the advisory board
Northwest Council of Elected Officials
The Northwest Council of Elected Officials will meet to approve minutes from the March 18, 2024, North Lauderdale meeting. The agenda also includes a presentation on the 2024 elections by Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott.
- 2024 Elections Update from Supervisor of Elections Joe Scott
- Approval of March 18, 2024, meeting minutes from North Lauderdale
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review several ordinances regarding land development, floodplain management, and pension funds. The meeting also includes discussions on a $1.28 million budget adjustment and a contract for a new sewer vacuum truck.
- Ordinance 24O-03-114: Budget adjustments totaling $1,284,750.00
- Resolution 24R-04-60: Awarding a bid to Jet Vac for a sewer vacuum truck up to $558,868.34
- Resolution 24R-04-61: Settlement with Monica Spaulding for $35,000.00
- Ordinance 24O-02-110: Amendments to land development regulations regarding alcohol and tobacco store distances
- Ordinance 24O-03-112: Updates to floodplain management regulations
Special City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will meet to discuss a single item regarding city finances. The commission is asked to accept, approve, and adopt the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2023.
- Resolution No. 24R-03-48: Adoption of the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for fiscal year ending September 30, 2023
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Community Redevelopment Agency will meet to consider the comprehensive annual financial report for fiscal year ending September 30, 2023. The board will also review a resolution regarding booking agent services for an upcoming event and receive a housing update.
- Resolution CRA-24R-03-06: Adoption of the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for fiscal year ending September 30, 2023
- Resolution CRA-24R-03-08: Agreement with Old Skool Gang Ventures, Inc. for booking agent services for the 5th Annual Beer-B-Que event involving $38,000.00 in expenses
- Housing update presentation
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will review ordinances regarding floodplain regulations, pension benefits, and land use for check cashing stores. The agenda also includes significant expenditures for water infrastructure improvements and police equipment.
- $1,284,750 budget adjustment for interdepartmental, capital, and supplemental appropriations
- $50,000 to purchase 15 laptops for the Police Department
- Water treatment plant infrastructure improvements not to exceed $4,785,450
- Purchase of Neptune automated water meters not to exceed $3,694,592.41
- Amendments to land development regulations for check cashing and payday loan stores
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Community Redevelopment Agency is meeting to consider a commercial real estate purchase, residential infill housing negotiations, and an event performance agreement. The meeting also includes a presentation regarding the BCEX Accelerator Program.
- Ordinance No. CRA 24O-02-102: Proposed $2,150,000.00 purchase of commercial real estate and equipment at 1451 N.W. 31st Avenue from Tobolski, LLC
- Resolution No. CRA 24R-02-04: Authorization to negotiate an infill housing agreement with Gemini Construction & Development Corp. for two houses at 5811 and 5831 N.W. 28th Street not to exceed $795,000.00
- Resolution No. CRA-RES-24R-02-05: Authorization to negotiate an agreement with Extreme Marketing & Promotions for Jon B to perform at a Beer-B-Q event not to exceed $42,500.00
- Presentation of the BCEX Accelerator Program
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is considering ordinances to change how distances are measured for tobacco stores and alcoholic beverage uses. The meeting also includes a proposal for a capital budget adjustment for the City Hall Annex construction project. Additionally, officials will discuss updated regulations for check cashing and payday loan stores.
- Capital budget adjustment up to $79,912.00 for City Hall Annex construction change orders
- Ordinance amending distance measurements for tobacco stores and alcoholic beverage uses
- Ordinance updating definitions and taxes for check cashing and payday loan stores
- Resolution to amend the School Resource Officer agreement with Broward County School Board
- Zoning request for a convenience store at 8717 and 8723 N.W. 50th Street
Windermere Tree Gardens SND Board of Directors
The Windermere Tree Gardens Special Neighborhood Development (SND) Board of Directors will meet to discuss personnel changes for the advisory council. The board is considering a resolution to reappoint one member and appoint another.
- Resolution No. 2024-WR-49: Reappointing Gustavo Tosti to the Advisory Council
- Resolution No. 2024-WR-49: Appointing Lisema Sinord to the Advisory Council
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Lauderhill CRA will consider a first reading for an ordinance to approve the purchase of property at 1451 N.W. 31st Avenue from Tobolski, LLC for $2,150,000. The agency will also hold a second reading regarding the transfer of Wyngate Plaza to the CRA. Presentations are scheduled for an infill housing RFP and the Fall Festival.
- Ordinance for $2,150,000 purchase of 1451 N.W. 31st Avenue
- Transfer of Wyngate Plaza property to the CRA
- Infill housing RFP presentation
- Fall Festival presentation
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider several ordinances, including a contract for the purchase of real estate at 1451 N.W. 31st Avenue. The agenda also includes a $7.6 million budget adjustment and updates to garbage and recycling fee schedules.
- $2,150,000 contract for commercial real estate at 1451 N.W. 31st Avenue
- $7,652,829 total budget adjustment and supplemental appropriation
- Ordinance to update garbage and recycling fee schedules
- Transfer of Wyngate Plaza property to the Community Redevelopment Agency
- Resolution opposing state bills regarding plastic regulation
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
In this limited agenda meeting, the Community Redevelopment Agency will vote on an ordinance regarding tax reimbursements for the Le Parc at Lauderhill development. The agency will also consider accepting the transfer of Wyngate Plaza property from the City to the CRA.
- Ordinance approving tax reimbursements for 358 multi-family units at 3831 NW 13th St
- Ordinance accepting transfer of land and personal property at 1249-1281 N.W. 31st Avenue
- Wyngate Plaza vision presentation
- Beer-B-Q presentation
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission will consider a $7.65 million capital budget adjustment and supplemental appropriation. Other items include a multi-family housing development agreement, police equipment purchases, and the adoption of 'Lauderhill Vision 2030'.
- Ordinance 24O-01-104: $7,652,829.00 capital budget adjustment and supplemental appropriation
- Ordinance 24O-01-100: Tax reimbursements for Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC multi-family housing development
- Resolution 24R-01-20: $36,000.00 for seven new police crime scene camera packages
- Resolution 24R-01-21: Adoption of 'Lauderhill Vision 2030' strategic plan with $100,000.00 for FY 2024
- Resolution 24R-01-18: Settlement payments of $65,000.00 to Kurthlyn Biggs and $35,000.00 to Olivia Wellington
City Commission Retreat
The Lauderhill City Commission will hold a limited agenda meeting to discuss general city business. Discussion topics include reviewing the city's strategic plan, updates on new developments, and legal reviews of various city policies. The commission will also address affordable housing strategies and efforts to reduce speeding near schools.
- Review of Vision/Strategic Plan draft
- Legal review of anti-bullying and discrimination policies
- Report on reducing speeding near schools
- Affordable housing incentive strategies
- Discussion regarding the Live Local Act
Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (CRA)
The Community Redevelopment Agency is reviewing several items including a multi-family housing development agreement and new event programming. The meeting includes discussions on construction service rankings and comedy show booking services.
- Tax reimbursements for 358 multi-family housing units at 3831 NW 13th St
- Creation of a six-month Commercial Arts and Entertainment Special Event Pilot Program
- Agreement with UNC Life Entertainment, Inc. for up to $60,000.00 for comedy show services
- Ranking of qualified firms for construction services at Infill Homes at Cannon Point
City Commission Meeting
The City Commission is reviewing an amendment to a development agreement for Le Parc at Lauderhill, LLC involving tax reimbursements for new housing. The agenda also includes resolutions opposing state legislation regarding building permits and homestead exemptions. Additionally, the commission will consider several board appointments and removals.
- Ordinance 24O-01-100: Amendment to development agreement for up to 358 multi-family units at 3831 NW 13th St
- Resolution 24R-01-13: Creation of a six-month commercial arts and entertainment special event pilot program
- Resolution 24R-01-14: Resolution opposing Florida House Bill 267 regarding building permit review
- Resolution 24R-01-15: Resolution opposing increases to the homestead exemption
- Resolution 24R-01-11: Special exception use for a medical office at 7351 W. Oakland Park Blvd