Pompano Beach, Florida

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will hold a public hearing to decide on two Master Sign Program requests. The first is for a sign program at 1800 N Powerline Road (Industrial zoning), and the second is for Beachway Plaza at 800-898 N Federal Highway (Commercial zoning). The committee will also approve minutes from the June 2, 2026 meeting.

• Master Sign Program for 1800 N Powerline Road (P&Z# 26-30000005, owner 1800 N POWERLINE INC)
• Master Sign Program for Beachway Plaza at 800-898 N Federal Highway (P&Z# 26-30000003, owner SELBY OF FLORIDA LLC)
• Approval of minutes from June 2, 2026 meeting

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site plan applications. The first is a major site plan for a LIVE Venue at 777 Isle of Capri Cir. The second is a minor site plan for Old Castle access and site improvements at 1200 NW 18th Street.

• Major Site Plan (PZ 26-12000012) for LIVE Venue, owner Pompano Park JV Land Holdings LLC, at 777 Isle of Capri Cir in PCD zoning
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 23-12000032) for Old Castle APG South Inc, at 1200 NW 18th Street in I-1 General Industrial zoning
• Both projects include public hearing and review of site access and improvements

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will decide on four new business items: a major administrative adjustment and major site plan for 1600 S Federal Hwy, a land use amendment for 552-604 N Ocean Blvd, and a major site plan for a Costco relocation on S Powerline Rd. The board will also approve minutes from the May 27 meeting and hear public comment.

• Major Administrative Adjustment (LN-809) at 1600 S Federal Hwy by 1600 Federal LLC
• Major Site Plan (LN-802) for same property at 1600 S Federal Hwy
• Land Use Amendment (LN-849) for 552 & 600-604 N Ocean Blvd by Turks Capital Acquisitions LLC
• Major Site Plan (LN-879) for Costco relocation on S Powerline Rd by Pompano Park JV Northwest Corner LLC

The Planning and Zoning Board approved two Vera-related administrative adjustments, recommended denial of the La Plage land use amendment, and denied the Costco relocation project. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Vera Major Administrative Adjustment
• Approved Vera (second submission)
• Recommended denial of La Plage Land Use Amendment
• Denied Costco Pompano Beach Relocation

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing and consider the Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Years 2027-2031, a five-year financial plan for funding city facilities, infrastructure, and equipment. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Consideration of the Recommended Capital Improvement Plan 2027-2031 (LN-888)

City Commission

This is a budget workshop meeting. The only substantive item is a presentation of the Fiscal Year 2027 Preliminary Estimated General Fund Budget. No votes or decisions are scheduled; it is a discussion-only item.

• Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2027 Preliminary Estimated General Fund Budget (Item 26-381)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on expanding micro-transit service area and awarding a $15.7 million employee health benefits contract to Aetna. They also consider a railroad crossing reimbursement agreement, water meter installations, and a discussion of the internal auditor's annual performance evaluation. Consent items include a carbon dioxide supply contract, a mobile bandstand stage purchase, and recognition of BSO award recipients.

• Public hearing on $15,652,996 employee health benefits contract with Aetna Life Insurance Company
• Public hearing on expanding Circuit Transit micro-transit service area at an increase of $269,803 per year
• Approval of railroad reimbursement agreement for NW 33rd Street crossing ($864,750.43)
• Approval of piggyback agreement with National Metering Services for meters and backflow devices ($933,437)
• Discussion of annual performance evaluation for Internal Auditor Deusdedit C. Kiyemba

Pompano Beach Finance Corporation

The Pompano Beach Finance Corporation will hold its annual meeting to elect officers for the coming year and approve the Fiscal Year 2026 annual budget, which has a fiscal impact of $1,000 in lease rental revenue. The board will also consider approval of the prior year's meeting minutes.

• Election of President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer for the Corporation
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2026 Annual Budget with $1,000 lease rental revenue
• Approval of June 10, 2025 annual meeting minutes (Item 26-416)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on seven items, including a special exception for M&A Brothers Realty at 5391 N Federal Hwy that was remanded by a court order quashing a prior denial. Also on the agenda are variances, a major temporary use, and additional special exceptions. The board will also approve minutes from the May 21, 2026 meeting.

• LN-747 Special Exception for M&A Brothers Realty No 17 Inc at 5391 N Federal Hwy, remanded by court order after previous denial.
• LN-881 Major Temporary Use for Aleksandr Kravets at 128 NW 14 St.
• LN-882 Variance for Topline Performance Inc at 50 SW 5 St.
• LN-883 Variance for Teachers Insurance & Annuity Assn at 2700 NW 25 St.
• LN-885 Special Exception and LN-884 Variance for Ireland Pompano, Ltd at 998 N Federal Hwy.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a minor site plan application (PZ 26-12000013) for the Pompano Beach Townhomes project at 3214 SE 11th Street. The proposed development is in the Multiple-Family Residence 20 (RM-20) zoning district with a Medium-High land use designation. The item is scheduled for a virtual hearing at 9:00 AM.

• Minor site plan review for Pompano Beach Townhomes at 3214 SE 11th Street (folio 494306120560), owner SE 11th Street Pompano PJ LLC.
• Zoning: RM-20, Land Use: Medium-High 16-25 DU/AC; Commission District 1 (Audrey Fesik).

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will discuss reallocating $353,808 from the FY 2026 Roving Ambassador Program to Northwest CRA District projects and programs. The board will also review Northwest CRA incentive programs after a previous request. Several resolutions to approve five-year continuing service contracts for architectural, civil engineering, environmental testing, and structural engineering services are set for a vote.

• Discussion on reallocating $353,808 from Roving Ambassador Program to Northwest CRA District
• Review of Northwest CRA District Incentive Programs
• Resolution to approve continuing contracts with 9 architectural firms (e.g., Currie Sowards Aguila, Design Kollaborative)
• Resolution to approve continuing contracts with 8 civil engineering firms (e.g., Kimley-Horn, Arcadis)
• Resolutions for environmental testing (3 firms) and structural engineering (4 firms) continuing contracts

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a second-reading public hearing on a three-year labor agreement with the Pompano Beach Professional Fire Fighters union costing $8.5 million. Also up for final vote are service contracts for well rehabilitation and maintenance. The consent agenda includes a street dual-naming designation and a school firefighter program amendment.

• Second reading of ordinance approving $8.5M three-year labor agreement with IAFF Local 1549
• Second reading of ordinance authorizing well rehabilitation contracts with three firms (Florida Design Drilling Corp., A.C. Schultes of Florida, All Webbs Enterprises)
• Consent item: dual naming of NW 3rd Street as Luerenna H. Holley Street (cost: $500 plus signage)
• Consent item: first amendment to agreement with Broward School Board for Firefighter I certificate program at Blanche Ely High ($11,000 revenue)
• Appointment of Melissa Shiff to the Economic Development Council for a three-year term

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a minor site plan for townhomes at 3305 SE 5th Street and a major site plan and rezoning for the Modera project at 855 S Federal Highway. No other items are scheduled for this meeting.

• LN-834: Minor Site Plan for 3305 SE 5th St townhomes, owned by 3305 SE 5th St LLC
• LN-799: Major Site Plan for Modera at 855 S Federal Highway, owned by Pompano Real Estate Investments LLC
• LN-800: Rezoning for Modera at same address, from B-3 to be determined

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Pompano Beach Architectural Appearance Committee will review building design requests for two commercial properties. The agenda lists a relocated Costco on S Powerline Rd and a project at 1600 S Federal Hwy. The committee will also approve minutes from the May 5 meeting, hear from the public, and review staff reports.

• LN-776 COSTCO POMPANO BEACH (RELO): Building design review at S Powerline Rd
• LN-689 VERA: Building design review at 1600 S Federal Hwy
• Approval of minutes from the May 5, 2026 meeting
• Public audience hearing and staff reports

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two submissions: the Costco Pompano Beach relocation and a project named Vera. Both approvals were granted with conditions.

• Costco Pompano Beach (RELO) submission approved with conditions
• Vera submission approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider three major site plan requests: a new city hall at the northwest corner of N. Dixie Highway and W. Atlantic Boulevard, a development called Festival South on NW 33rd Street, and a shell building at 2100 W. Atlantic Boulevard. The board may approve, deny, or modify the plans after taking public testimony.

• LN-874: Major site plan for new Downtown Pompano City Hall at NW corner of N. Dixie Hwy & W. Atlantic Blvd
• LN-872: Major site plan for Festival South on NW 33rd Street in the I-1 (General Industrial) district
• LN-873: Major site plan for a shell building at 2100 W Atlantic Blvd in the B-3/PCI district
• Approval of minutes from the April 22, 2026 meeting

The Planning and Zoning Board approved submissions for Downtown Pompano City Hall, Festival South, and the Shell Building. No other substantive actions were recorded.

• Approved Downtown Pompano City Hall submission
• Approved Festival South submission
• Approved Shell Building submission

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on a three-year labor agreement with the Pompano Beach Professional Fire Fighters Local 1549 costing $8.5 million, an infrastructure development agreement with Habitat for Humanity of Broward for $577,468.50, and continuing contracts for architectural and civil engineering services. They will also consider a dual street name for NW 3rd Street and a workers' compensation settlement of $97,500. Proclamations include Haitian Heritage Month, Faith & Family Month, and Tony Pelle's 102nd birthday.

• Three-year labor agreement with fire fighters union ($8.5 million)
• Infrastructure development agreement with Habitat for Humanity ($577,468.50)
• Dual name 'LueRenna H. Holley Street' for NW 3rd Street
• Workers' compensation settlement of $97,500
• Continuing contracts for architectural services (5 firms) and civil engineering services (8 firms)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider three variance applications at this meeting. No other business is listed beyond the public hearings.

• LN-859: Variance by Strength In Him LLC for 2314 E Atlantic Blvd (ETOC/TO-EOD district).
• LN-875: Variance by Follia Building LLC for 621 NE 1 Ave (Commercial/B-4 district).
• LN-876: Variance by James Gallucci for 825 NE 12 Ave (Low-Medium Residence/RD-1 district).

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five items, including a minor deviation for Bank of America, major site plans for a warehouse addition and a commercial project, a minor site plan for an auto toy store, and a city-led downtown roadway and infrastructure project. Decisions will be made on these development proposals.

• Minor deviation for Bank of America at 2335 E Atlantic Blvd
• Major site plan for a warehouse addition at 1150 SW 30th Ave
• Minor site plan for Auto Toy Store at 941 & 929 SW 8 St
• Major site plan for 50 SW 5 St (Topline Performance Inc)
• Minor site plan for Downtown Pompano roadway and infrastructure at NW 5th Ave & NW 1st Ave

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA board will decide on conveying three parcels at 801 and 785 NW 18th Avenue to the City for affordable housing, with three unsolicited proposals received. They will also consider a $150,000 grant for improvements at 110 N Ocean Boulevard, and two contracts with FPI Security Services for unarmed roving security in the Northwest and East CRA districts totaling $511,056.

• Convey three CRA-owned parcels (801 NW 18th Ave front/rear, 785 NW 18th Ave) to the City for affordable housing; three unsolicited proposals received
• $150,000 Strategic Investment Program grant for interior and exterior improvements at 110 N Ocean Boulevard (LFT IRREV TR)
• $353,808 contract with FPI Security Services, Inc. for unarmed roving security in the Northwest CRA District
• $157,248 contract with FPI Security Services, Inc. for unarmed roving security in the East CRA District

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a resolution to reserve all remaining municipal cemetery plots for city residents only, limit the number sold per person, and establish a transfer fee. The consent agenda includes funding a summer camp program with the Broward County Sheriff’s Office ($23,000), renewing an athletic field license for a semi-pro football league, joining the Broward Rapid Alert and Information Network (RAIN) ($10,000 annually), and sharing costs for the countywide storm sewer permit ($164,399 over 5 years). Three proclamations will also be issued.

• Resolution to restrict cemetery plots to Pompano Beach residents, limit sales, and set a transfer fee (postponed from April 28)
• Appropriations contract with Broward Sheriff’s Office for summer camp youth violence prevention ($23,000)
• Interlocal agreement for participation in Broward RAIN emergency alert network ($10,000 annually)
• Interlocal agreement to share NPDES storm sewer permit costs ($164,399 over 5 years)
• Second amendment to license agreement with Florida Champion Football League for use of city athletic fields

Development Review Committee

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will hold a public hearing and decide on four design applications: a monument sign, the new Downtown Pompano City Hall building, a mixed-use development at 2400 E Atlantic Blvd, and the Festival South industrial project. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and an audience comment period.

• LN-869: Building design for new Downtown Pompano City Hall at NW corner of N. Dixie Hwy & W. Atlantic Blvd
• LN-705: Building design for 2400 E Atlantic Blvd mixed-use development in Transit Oriented East Overlay District
• LN-833: Building design for Festival South project on NW 33 St in General Industrial district
• LN-870: Monument sign for Caroline at 1200 NE 23rd Street in RM-30 district

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved four submissions, each with conditions: Caroline Monument Sign, Downtown Pompano City Hall, 2400 E Atlantic Mixed-Use Development, and Festival South. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Caroline Monument Sign with conditions
• Approved Downtown Pompano City Hall with conditions
• Approved 2400 E Atlantic Mixed-Use Development with conditions
• Approved Festival South with conditions

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider endorsing a preferred concept for NW 15th Street to pursue federal funding, and approve a $1,995,816 surtax-funded asphalt resurfacing program. Other agenda items include a cemetery plot policy change, a cybersecurity grant, and several land-use agreements. The meeting also features proclamations for Teacher Appreciation Week and Jewish American Heritage Month.

• Resolution endorsing preferred alternative concept for NW 15th Street to seek federal funding (postponed from March 24)
• Approval of $1,995,816 surtax funding agreement with Broward County for street resurfacing
• Resolution reserving all remaining cemetery plots for Pompano Beach residents only
• Authorization to accept a cybersecurity technical assistance grant from Florida Department of Management Services
• First amendments to license agreements with Run It Sports Inc. and Pompano Beach Firefighters Benevolent Association for park uses

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on two major site plan requests: a proposed Emergency Operations Center at 2121 NW 3 Ave and an industrial development at 951 SW 12th Ave. Both items require board approval. The meeting also includes approval of the March 2026 minutes and an opportunity for public comment.

• LN-865: Major site plan for Emergency Operations Center (2121 NW 3 Ave, City of Pompano Beach)
• LN-864: Major site plan for industrial development (951 SW 12th Ave, by 951 SW 12th LLC)
• Approval of minutes from March 25, 2026 meeting
• Public hearing for individuals testifying under oath
• Commission District 4 (Beverly Perkins) and District 5 (Darlene Smith) affected

The Planning and Zoning Board approved submissions for 951 South Andrews Avenue and the Emergency Operations Center. No other substantive actions were recorded.

• Approved PZB submission for 951 South Andrews Avenue
• Approved PZB submission for Emergency Operations Center

City Commission

This is a special City Commission meeting with only one substantive item: an executive session to discuss the Professional Fire Fighters Local 1549 union contract. The meeting will also include public comment and procedural actions.

• Executive session to discuss the City's Professional Fire Fighters Local 1549 Union Contract

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will discuss a potential parking license agreement with First Baptist Church of Pompano Beach for public use of spaces at 117 NE 1st Street. The board will also appoint members to the East CRA District Advisory Committee for two-year terms. Other business includes approval of March meeting minutes and receiving monthly reports.

• Discussion of parking license agreement with First Baptist Church for use of spaces at 117 NE 1st Street (Item 26-310)
• Appointment of one business owner/operator to the East CRA District Advisory Committee (Item 26-309)
• Appointment of one city resident or business owner to the East CRA District Advisory Committee (Item 26-244)
• Approval of CRA Board meeting minutes from March 17, 2026 (Item 26-315)

The CRA unanimously approved the March 17 minutes and the agenda. A resident raised concerns about RMA consulting's contract termination with Boynton Beach; the board requested legal review. The board discussed a potential parking license agreement with First Baptist Church but took no vote, with staff recommending City Commission action.

• Approved minutes of March 17, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as submitted (unanimous)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three applications: two variance requests and one major temporary use permit. The items include a variance for a property at 2314 E Atlantic Blvd, a variance at 3415 Dover Rd, and a major temporary use at 3300 SE 1 St.

• Variance by Strength In Him LLC at 2314 E Atlantic Blvd (ETOC/TO-EOD district)
• Variance by Executive Property Relations LLC at 3415 Dover Rd (L/RS-2 district)
• Major temporary use request by 305 Briny Avenue LP at 3300 SE 1 St (B-3/AOD district)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three site plans: a major site plan for a new city hall at N. Dixie Hwy and W. Atlantic Blvd, a major site plan for a commercial project at 1600 S Federal Hwy (Vera), and a minor site plan for townhomes at 3305 SE 5th St.

• Major site plan (PZ 26-12000002) for Downtown Pompano City Hall at N. Dixie Hwy and W. Atlantic Blvd, owned by CRA and City
• Major site plan (PZ 24-12000027) for Vera at 1600 S Federal Hwy, owned by 1600 Federal LLC
• Minor site plan (PZ 25-12000046) for 3305 SE 5 St Townhomes at 3305 SE 5th St, owned by 3305 SE 5th St LLC

City Commission

The Commission will hold a public hearing on allocating 12 residential flexibility units to a property at 817 North Dixie Highway. A second public hearing will consider amendments to the city's comprehensive plan for water supply consistency. The agenda also includes a first reading of a charter amendment for a fire/rescue special assessment, but the item text is incomplete in the source. Consent items include multiple license agreements for beach and park uses and a water supply work plan update.

• Public hearing: allocate 12 residential flexibility units to 817 North Dixie Highway
• Public hearing (2nd reading): comprehensive plan amendments for potable water and conservation elements
• License agreement with Living Water Surf School LLC for surf instruction at North Ocean Park ($4,125)
• License agreement with Hola Mundo! LLC for bilingual summer camp at main public beach ($3,000)
• Presentation of FY2025 annual comprehensive financial report audit results

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a budget workshop to have a preliminary discussion on policy recommendations for inclusion in the upcoming Fiscal Year 2027 budget. No fiscal impact is noted, and no specific dollar amounts or actions are proposed at this stage.

• Preliminary discussion on policy recommendations for FY2027 budget (Item 26-250)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider building design applications for eight projects, including a new Emergency Operations Center, a relocated Costco, two car washes, and two master sign programs. The committee may approve, deny, or modify the proposed designs based on architectural standards.

• LN-822: Emergency Operations Center at 2121 NW 3 Ave (city-owned)
• LN-776: Costco relocation on S Powerline Rd (Pompano Park JV Northwest Corner LLC)
• LN-823: Building design at 951 SW 12 Ave (owned by 951 SW 12TH LLC)
• LN-861: El Car Wash at 2960 W Sample Road (Festival Centre LLC)
• LN-860: Master sign program at 110-130 N Ocean Blvd (LFT IRREV TR CAPALBO)

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved seven building submissions with conditions and required a resubmittal for a Costco project. The meeting included a roll call and an opportunity for public comment.

• Emergency Operations Center submission approved with conditions
• Costco Pompano Beach submission required resubmittal
• 951 South Andrews Avenue submission approved with conditions
• El Car Wash West Pompano submission approved with conditions
• Griggs Express Car Wash submission approved with conditions
• Shell Building submission approved with conditions
• 2701 NE 14th St Causeway submission approved with conditions
• 110 N Ocean Blvd submission approved with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing three items: a minor site plan for downtown roadway infrastructure, a rezoning request for 855 S Federal Highway (Modera Rezoning), and a minor site plan for 1621 Blount Road. No applicants are attending the meeting.

• LN-862: Minor Site Plan for Downtown Pompano Roadway and Infrastructure at NW 5th Ave & NW 1st Ave
• LN-800: Rezoning request for 855 S Federal Highway from B-3 to ? (Modera Rezoning)
• LN-815: Minor Site Plan for 1621 Blount Road in I-1 General Industrial district
• Meeting held at 9:00 AM on April 1, 2026, with no applicants present

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold public hearings and consider approval of two major site plan applications: Flack's Warehouse at 1220 SW 12th Ave and The Satori at 4211 N Federal Hwy. The board will also vote on minutes from the February meeting and hear public comment.

• LN-854 Flack's Warehouse – Major Site Plan for industrial use at 1220 SW 12th Ave (I-1 zoning)
• LN-853 The Satori – Major Site Plan for commercial use at 4211 N Federal Hwy (B-3 zoning)
• Approval of minutes from February 25, 2026 meeting

The Planning and Zoning Board approved two project submissions. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved Flack’s Warehouse PZB submission
• Approved The Satori PZB submission

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a second-reading public hearing on a proposed charter amendment to impose term limits on the mayor and commissioners, expand future terms, and stagger elections, to be voted on in November 2026. The consent agenda includes endorsements of preferred concept alternatives for NW 15th Street and NW 27th Avenue to pursue federal funding, and a $288,738 piggyback agreement with Altec Industries for public utility equipment. The commission also will consider appointments and proclamations.

• Second reading of charter amendment imposing term limits on mayor and commissioners, expanding terms, and staggering them (Nov 2026 referendum)
• Piggyback agreement with Altec Industries, Inc. for public utility equipment and accessories not to exceed $288,738
• Endorsement of preferred alternative concept for NW 15th Street to establish eligibility for federal funding through Broward MPO
• Endorsement of preferred alternative concept for NW 27th Avenue to establish eligibility for federal funding through Broward MPO
• Appointment of Roderick Gillis to the Community Development Advisory Committee to fill the unexpired term of Carmen Jones

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear three active requests: a special exception for a commercial property at 1952 NE 49 Street, and two variances at 1711 NE 2 Terrace and 2314 E Atlantic Boulevard. A fourth variance application (1725 NE 39 Street) was withdrawn but remains on the agenda for acknowledgment due to public notice requirements.

• Special exception (LN-856) for A-1940 LLC at 1952 NE 49 St, B-3 General Business district
• Variance (LN-857) for Gordon Cook at 1711 NE 2 Ter, RS-2 Single-Family Residence district
• Variance (LN-859) for Strength In Him LLC at 2314 E Atlantic Blvd, TO-EOD Transit Oriented East Overlay District
• Withdrawn variance (LN-858) for Michael McCormack at 1725 NE 39 St, acknowledged by board

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop regarding law enforcement services. The discussion includes a standalone Police Department study and a strategic evaluation of the city's law enforcement services.

• Discussion on the standalone Police Department study and strategic evaluation of law enforcement services

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five site plan applications. Items include major site plans for a mixed-use development at 2400 E Atlantic Blvd, Modera at 855 S Federal Hwy, Pompano Beach Marine Center at 701 S Federal Hwy, and an Emergency Operations Center at 2121 NW 3 Ave. A minor site plan for El Car Wash at 2690 W Sample Rd is also on the agenda.

• Major site plan for 2400 E Atlantic Mixed-Use Development (2400 E Atlantic Blvd, TO-EOD district)
• Major site plan for Modera apartments (855 S Federal Hwy, B-3 district)
• Major site plan for Pompano Beach Marine Center (701 S Federal Hwy, M-1 district)
• Major site plan for City Emergency Operations Center (2121 NW 3 Ave, CF district)
• Minor site plan for El Car Wash West Pompano (2690 W Sample Rd, B-3 district)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will consider approving two Property Disposition and Development Agreements to sell vacant CRA-owned lots to developers for affordable housing. One agreement with Frazier Elite Homes, LLC would sell 1910 NW 7th Street for $50,000 for a single-family home with permanent affordability restrictions. Another agreement with Parrish & Associates, LLC would sell 300 NW 27th Avenue for $220,000 for four owner-occupied townhomes. The board will also appoint a resident or business owner to the Northwest District Advisory Committee.

• Agreement with Frazier Elite Homes, LLC for 1910 NW 7th St: $50,000 sale, 2,290 sq ft 3BR/2BA home for buyers earning ≤120% AMI
• Agreement with Parrish & Associates, LLC for 300 NW 27th Ave: $220,000 sale, four 3BR townhomes requiring 5-year owner occupancy
• Appointment to fill a vacancy on the Northwest District Advisory Committee (term through March 2028); 16 applicants listed
• Postponed from February 17, 2026 meeting (item 26-200 on 1910 NW 7th St)
• Monthly reports from advisory committee, security, and professional services expenditures

City Commission

The City Commission will consider two State Revolving Fund loan amendments totaling $11,066,358 for water and wastewater infrastructure improvements. They will also vote on interlocal agreements with Broward County for reuse water distribution expansion, accepting grant funding and committing matching funds. Other items include a parks master plan update, dock extension agreements, a parking license amendment, and a proclamation for Women's History Month.

• State Revolving Fund Amendment 3 to Loan SW062460: $8,184,250 for water projects (20-year term)
• State Revolving Fund Amendment 3 to Loan WW062470: $2,882,108 for wastewater projects (20-year term)
• IWRP Phase IV Lighthouse Point Reuse Water Distribution Expansion Design: $110,047.50 grant with city match
• IWRP Phase IV Lighthouse Point Reuse Water Distribution Expansion Construction: $200,000 grant with $1,703,733 city contribution
• Acceptance of City-wide Parks and Recreation Master Plan Update by Walter Zackria Associates

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider four site plan applications. Two major site plans (Festival South and Vera) and two minor site plans (Old Castle Access and Copans Transit Building 5) are up for review. The committee may approve, deny, or condition the proposals.

• Major site plan for Festival South at NW 33rd St (industrial zoning)
• Major site plan for Vera at 1600 S Federal Hwy (commercial zoning)
• Minor site plan for Old Castle Access and Site Improvements at 1200 NW 18th St
• Minor site plan for Copans Transit Building 5 at 3201 W Copans Rd

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider five new business items including two building design approvals (The Satori at 4211 N Federal Highway and Flack's Warehouse at 1220 SW 12th Ave), two master sign programs (Prologis Copans Business Park at 1501 NW 24 Street and Shoppers Haven at 3310-3559 N Federal Highway), and one signage request (Rising Tide Car Wash at 2901 W Atlantic Blvd). The committee will also approve minutes from the February 3, 2026 meeting and hear public comment.

• LN-793: Building design for The Satori at 4211 N Federal Highway (B-3 zoning, Commission District 2)
• LN-753: Building design for Flack's Warehouse at 1220 SW 12th Ave (I-1 zoning, Commission District 5)
• LN-708: Master sign program for Prologis Copans Business Park at 1501 NW 24 Street (O-IP zoning)
• LN-824: Master sign program for Shoppers Haven at 3310-3559 N Federal Highway (B-3 zoning)
• LN-772: Signage for Rising Tide Car Wash at 2901 W Atlantic Blvd (B-3 zoning)

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved all five new-business items on the agenda, each with unidentified conditions. The approved projects are The Satori, Flack's Warehouse, Prologis Copans Business Park, Shoppers Haven, and Rising Tide Car Wash signage. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved The Satori with conditions
• Approved Flack's Warehouse with conditions
• Approved Prologis Copans Business Park with conditions
• Approved Shoppers Haven with conditions
• Approved Rising Tide Car Wash signage with conditions

City Commission

The City Commission is meeting to consider a contract for the SE 6th Terrace New Bridge Replacement. The agenda includes authorizing a contract award to General Asphalt Co. LLC.

• Award of ITB 26-025 for SE 6th Terrace New Bridge Replacement to General Asphalt Co. LLC in the amount of $8,530,065.20

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider three items: a flex unit for a resource center at 817 N Dixie Hwy, a major administrative adjustment at 1600 S Federal Hwy, and a major site plan for a development at 324 NW 6th St. All items are new business requiring board action. Public comments will be heard during the audience portion.

• LN-814: Flex unit request for Parents Information & Resource Center at 817 N Dixie Hwy (B-3 zoning)
• LN-809: Major administrative adjustment for 1600 S Federal Hwy (B-3 zoning
• LN-840: Major site plan for '324 HAUS' at 324 NW 6th St in Downtown Pompano Beach Overlay District

The board approved the submission for 324 Haus and recommended approval for the Parents Information & Resource Center flex unit request. The administrative adjustment for Vera Major was postponed.

• Recommended approval for Parents Information & Resource Center flex unit request
• Postponed Vera Major administrative adjustment
• Approved 324 Haus submission

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on awarding an $8.53 million contract for the SE 6th Terrace New Bridge Replacement. Public hearings are scheduled on second reading for ordinances restricting retail dog/cat sales, amending zoning for certified recovery residences, establishing an overnight anchoring limitation area, and placing a charter amendment on the November 2026 ballot to limit and stagger commission terms. The agenda also includes a police department strategic assessment presentation.

• Award of ITB 26-025 for SE 6th Terrace New Bridge Replacement to General Asphalt Co. LLC for $8,530,065.20
• Second-reading public hearing on ordinance restricting retail sale of dogs and cats (P.H. 2025-69)
• Second-reading public hearing on zoning amendments for certified recovery residences (P.H. 2026-27)
• Second-reading public hearing to create an overnight anchoring limitation area in city waters (P.H. 2026-25)
• Second-reading public hearing on charter amendment to limit mayor/commissioner terms and stagger terms, subject to voter approval in November 2026

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on two special exception requests and four variance requests. Items include a special exception for Pompano Plaza LLC at 1401-1405 S Federal Hwy and a variance for Sabbia Beach Condominium Association at 730 N Ocean Blvd. The board will also vote on approval of the January 15, 2026 minutes.

• LN-844 and LN-845: special exceptions for 1401-1405 S Federal Hwy (Pompano Plaza LLC) and 951 SW 12 Ave (951 SW 12th LLC)
• LN-846 Variance - Sabbia Beach Condominium Association at 730 N Ocean Blvd
• LN-841 Variance - Diane W Haughey Rev Tr at 2500 NE 5 Ave
• LN-842 Variance - Debra Olmon at 701 E McNab Rd
• LN-843 Variance - 3204 PMH LLC at 3204 SE 6 ST

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review multiple development applications, including a rezoning and land use amendment for La Plage at 552-604 N Ocean Blvd, a minor site plan for Griggs Express Car Wash at 1401 SW 26 Ave, a major site plan for 951 South Andrews Avenue, and a plat for Satori at 4211 N Federal Hwy. The committee will make recommendations on these items.

• Rezoning of 552 & 600-604 N Ocean Blvd (La Plage) from RM-20 to unspecified district
• Land use amendment for same La Plage parcels from MEDIUM-HIGH to unknown designation
• Minor site plan for Griggs Express Car Wash at 1401 SW 26 Ave
• Major site plan for 951 South Andrews Avenue (951 SW 12 Ave)
• Plat for Satori at Lighthouse Point at 4211 N Federal Hwy

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board will consider two proposals regarding the sale of vacant land for residential construction. One item involves a proposal for four townhomes at 300 NW 27th Avenue, while the other concerns a single-family home development at 1910 NW 7th Street.

• Proposal from Parrish & Associates, LLC to construct 4 townhomes at 300 NW 27th Avenue for $220,000
• Resolution to authorize a property disposition and development agreement with Frazier Elite Homes, LLC for 1910 NW 7th Street for $50,000

The CRA Board approved a proposal to build four townhomes at 300 NW 27th Avenue. The board also postponed a resolution to sell a vacant lot at 1910 NW 7th Street to Frazier Elite Homes to investigate allegations of pressure.

• Approved unsolicited proposal for 4 townhomes at 300 NW 27th Avenue (6-0)
• Postponed resolution for affordable housing at 1910 NW 7th Street (5-1)
• Directed staff to investigate allegations of pressure on developer Frazier Elite Homes
• Ordered halt on new McNab-related expenditures pending review of financial packet

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a consent agenda and several regular agenda items, including a $1.26 million state transportation grant for the water taxi service with an equal city match. Public hearings are scheduled for ordinances restricting retail dog and cat sales, establishing an overnight anchoring limitation area, and amending zoning rules for recovery residences. The board will also award a $939,530 contract for the Herb Skolnick Center addition and discuss the city clerk's annual performance evaluation.

• Award of ITB 25-067 for Herb Skolnick Center Addition to Waypoint Contracting Inc. for $939,530
• Work authorization No. 28 with Carollo Engineers to update wastewater collection system hydraulic model for $486,922
• Public Transportation Grant Agreement with FDOT for water taxi service: $1,257,500 grant plus $1,257,500 city match
• Second reading of ordinance amending Chapter 90 to restrict retail sale of dogs and cats
• First reading of ordinance creating Section 91.17 to establish an overnight anchoring limitation area

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering two site plans: a major site plan for a Costco on South Powerline Road and a minor site plan for 1621 Blount Road. Both items are under review for approval or discussion.

• Major Site Plan for Costco Pompano Beach (PZ 25-12000023) at S Powerline Rd, owned by Pompano Park JV Northwest Corner LLC
• Minor Site Plan for 1621 Blount Road (PZ 25-12000040), owned by Broward Realty Ltd Prtnr Ohio
• Both parcels rezoned or under review in Commercial/Industrial districts (RAC, PCD, I-1)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will review four building design applications, including a proposed Costco relocation and a Big Tree BBQ project. Other business includes approval of previous minutes and board elections.

• LN-776 Costco Pompano Beach (Relo) – building design review for a new Costco on S Powerline Rd (Pomampano Park JV Northwest Corner LLC).
• LN-792 Big Tree BBQ – building design review for a restaurant on N Powerline Rd (Pompano Beach CRA owner).
• LN-486 324 Haus – building design review at 324 NW 6th St (Crown Heights Gardens LLC).
• LN-698 Master Sign Program for 2101 W Atlantic Blvd (West Atlantic Holdings LLC).
• Board elections and discussion among committee members.

The committee approved architectural submissions for Big Tree BBQ, 324 Haus, and 2101 W Atlantic Blvd with conditions. A resubmittal was required for the Costco Pompano Beach relocation. The board also elected its leadership for the term.

• Approved Big Tree BBQ submission with conditions
• Required resubmittal for Costco Pompano Beach (Relo)
• Approved 324 Haus submission with conditions
• Approved 2101 W Atlantic Blvd submission with conditions
• Voted Robert Zbikowski as Chair
• Voted John Pancoast as Vice Chair

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will consider four new business items: a Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment for the Water Supply Plan Update, a Major Site Plan for the First 95 Distribution Center Phase 2 at 1000-1041 NW 12th Ter, a rezoning for Adderly Cove on NW 16 St, and a FLEX use request for a resource center at 817 N Dixie Hwy. The board will also approve minutes from the December 17, 2025 meeting.

• Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment (LN-832) for Water Supply Plan Update
• Major Site Plan (LN-831) for First 95 Distribution Center PH2 at 1000-1041 NW 12th Ter, I-1 zoning
• Rezoning (LN-818) for Adderly Cove on NW 16 St, from RD-1 to unspecified, owned by Housing Authority
• FLEX request (LN-814) for Parents Information & Resource Center at 817 N Dixie Hwy, B-3 zoning

The board recommended approval of a comprehensive plan text amendment for the water supply plan update. It approved the First 95 Distribution Center Phase 2 project. The Adderly Cove rezoning request was withdrawn, and the Parents Information & Resource Center flex unit request was postponed.

• Recommended approval of Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment for Water Supply Plan Update
• Approved First 95 Distribution Center Phase 2
• Withdrew Adderly Cove Rezoning
• Postponed Parents Information & Resource Center Flex Unit Request

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including a second reading to amend the zoning code for institutional healthcare uses, a first reading to restrict retail sales of dogs and cats, and second readings on noise control enforcement and three electrical switchgear maintenance contracts. The consent agenda includes a $250,000 vehicle parts piggyback agreement and a reduced loan for a deep injection well.

• Second reading of zoning amendment defining hospital-based off-campus emergency departments and separation standards from residential uses (Item 5)
• First reading of ordinance restricting retail sale of dogs and cats (Item 6, postponed from Sept./Oct./Dec. 2025)
• Second reading of noise ordinance amendment providing alternative enforcement (Item 7)
• Piggyback agreement with O'Reilly Auto Enterprises for up to $250,000/year for vehicle parts (Consent Item 2)
• Three separate as-needed electrical switchgear maintenance contracts, each up to $150,000/year ($450,000 total contract term) (Items 8-10)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several site plans and plats, including two major plats for Downtown Pompano phases on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, a major site plan for the Festival South project, and minor site plans for townhomes and loading dock improvements. These items involve zoning districts from industrial to transit-oriented corridor and multiple commission districts.

• Festival South major site plan at NW 33 St (industrial zone), owner Ch Realty X-Fc I Miami Festival II LLC & Foundry Commercial LLC
• 3305 SE 5 St townhomes minor site plan under RM-20 zoning
• Kendale loading dock improvements minor site plan at 2600 NW 19th St in industrial-planned overlay
• Two plats for Downtown Pompano (Phases I and II) on Dr MLK Jr Blvd, from the Community Redevelopment Agency, in transit-oriented corridor zone
• Satori at Lighthouse Point major site plan at 4211 N Federal HWY in commercial zone

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three items: a special exception for Festival Centre LLC at 2690 W Sample Road, a variance for the Pompano Beach CRA on N Powerline Road, and a variance for Blossman Gas of Louisiana Inc at 261 S Andrews Ave. The board will also elect a chair and vice chair. All items are up for decision after public testimony.

• Special Exception (LN-798) for Festival Centre LLC at 2690 W Sample Road in B-3 zoning
• Variance (LN-828) for Pompano Beach CRA on N Powerline Road across commercial and low-density residential zoning
• Variance (LN-829) for Blossman Gas of Louisiana Inc at 261 S Andrews Ave in I-1 General Industrial zoning
• Chair and Vice Chair elections for the board

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a public hearing and second reading on a five-year, $1.63 million micro-transit agreement with Circuit Transit, Inc. for point-to-point transportation services. The commission will also consider zoning code amendments affecting building heights and setbacks across multiple residential and business districts, and a $9.595 million state loan with full principal forgiveness for water infrastructure. Other items include a fire assessment fee revenue reduction of $339,923 and a crossing agreement with Florida East Coast Railway and Brightline for $70,000 annually.

• Public hearing on micro-transit contract with Circuit Transit, Inc. — $1,633,545 over 5 years ($326,709/year)
• Zoning code amendments to modify building height and setback measurements in RS-2, RM-7, RM-12, RM-20, RM-30, RM-45, B-1, B-2, B-3, B-4, M-1, and TO districts
• State revolving loan amendment for $9.595 million with 100% principal forgiveness from Florida Department of Environmental Protection
• Agreement with Broward County Tax Collector for uniform collection of non-ad valorem special assessments — estimated $339,923 reduction in Fire Assessment Fee revenues
• Amendment to crossing agreements with FEC Railway and Brightline for the Broward County Sealed Corridor Project — $70,000 annually

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two major site plan applications and one plat at this meeting. The first item is a shell building at 2100 W. Atlantic (Master Carwash LLC). The second is Modera, a project at 855 S Federal Highway (Pompano Real Estate Investments LLC). A plat for 951 SW 12th Ave is also on the agenda.

• Major Site Plan PZ 25-12000021: Shell Building at 2100 W. Atlantic
• Major Site Plan PZ 25-12000028: Modera at 855 S Federal Highway
• Plat PZ 25-14000013: 951 S Andrews at 951 SW 12th Ave

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider building designs for two projects: a distribution center on NW 12th Terrace and a car wash on W Atlantic Blvd. They will also review master sign programs for Shoppers Haven on N Federal Highway and for a property on W Atlantic Blvd. The agenda includes approval of minutes, board elections, and public testimony.

• Review of building design for LN-790 First 95 Distribution Center Phase 2 at 1000-1041 NW 12th Ter (I-1 zoning)
• Review of building design for LN-772 Rising Tide Car Wash at 2901 W Atlantic Blvd (B-3 zoning)
• Review of master sign program for LN-824 Shoppers Haven at 3310-3559 N Federal Highway
• Review of master sign program for LN-698 2101 W Atlantic Blvd at 2099-2101 W Atlantic Blvd
• Committee elections for board positions

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two new business submissions with conditions: First 95 Distribution Center PH2 and Rising Tide Car Wash. Two other items (Shoppers Haven and 2101 W Atlantic Blvd) were postponed. Board elections were also postponed. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved First 95 Distribution Center PH2 with conditions
• Approved Rising Tide Car Wash with conditions
• Postponed Shoppers Haven
• Postponed 2101 W Atlantic Blvd
• Postponed board elections