Pompano Beach public meetings in 2020

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider five variance requests and two special exception requests for properties in residential and industrial zones. Items include requests for properties on SE 6th Terrace, SE 4th Street, NW 15 Avenue, NE 5th Avenue, and multiple addresses on NW 16th Street and NW 15th Court. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and hear public comment.

• Variance request by Janice Griffin for 310 SE 6th Terrace (RS-2 zone)
• Variance request by Diane Perkins for 2585 SE 4th Street (RS-2 zone)
• Variance request by Paramount Park LLC for vacant land on NW 15 Avenue (I-1 zone)
• Variance and special exception requests by Alexander Williams for 410 NE 5th Avenue (RS-1 zone)
• Variance and special exception requests by Prime Realty Capital and LGL Realty for three properties on NW 16th Street and NW 15th Court (I-1X zone)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is meeting to consider one Land Use Plan Amendment (LUPA) for the Pompano Beach City Centre project at 1190-1200 NE 23 Street and 1600 NE 23 Street, and four site plan applications: Ahern Rentals at 205 NW 12 Ave, JGLR Service Shop at 1951 N Powerline Rd, Vista BMW Service Garage at 744 N. Federal Highway, and Banyan Environmental at 1550 NW 24 Ave. The LUPA is a local and county amendment; site plans range from minor to major and include building design review. All items are scheduled for discussion and possible recommendation.

• LUPA for Pompano Beach City Centre (1190-1200 NE 23 Street & 1600 NE 23 Street) – owner SVAP Pompano LP & Burdines Real Estate Inc.
• Minor Site Plan for Ahern Rentals (205 NW 12 Ave) – owner DFA, LLC
• Minor Site Plan for JGLR of Fort Lauderdale Service Shop (1951 N Powerline Rd) – owner Pedowitz Machinery Movers, LLC
• Minor Site Plan & Building Design for Vista BMW Service Garage (744 N. Federal Highway) – owner Pompano Imports, Inc.
• Major Site Plan & Building Design for Banyan Environmental (1550 NW 24 Ave) – owner Demisol Holdings, LLC

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear multiple major site plan requests, including an Amazon delivery station at 3300 NW 31st Ave and two items for the Pompano Station development at 2401-2413 E Atlantic Blvd. A rezoning at 109 N. Ocean Blvd and a text amendment to landscaping, screening, and parking regulations are also on the agenda. The meeting will begin with approval of the November 18, 2020 minutes.

• LN-12 Amazon Delivery Station: Major Site Plan for a delivery facility at 3300 NW 31st Ave (owner IDI Logistics, LLC)
• LN-07 Pompano Station: Major Site Plan for a transit-oriented development at 2401-2413 E Atlantic Blvd (owner G & C Platinum entities)
• LN-26 Pompano Station: Major Administrative Adjustment for the same project location
• LN-25 Oceanside Rezoning: Rezoning of 109 N. Ocean Blvd from CF/PR to C (owner City of Pompano Beach)
• LN-41 Text Amendment: Proposed changes to landscaping, screening, and parking regulations

City Commission

The City Commission will hold second and first readings on a dozen first amendments to construction manager-at-risk contracts for capital improvement projects. The combined fiscal impact exceeds $53 million, covering parks, streetscapes, bridges, and a senior center.

• McNair Park Renovations contract amendment: $10,752,857 (2nd reading)
• Dixie Highway Streetscape Improvements contract amendment: $9,377,631 (1st reading)
• S.R. A1A Improvements contract amendment: $6,722,775.80 (1st reading)
• Youth Sports Complex Improvement Project contract amendment: $6,391,071.16 (2nd reading)
• Senior Activity Center contract amendment: $4,957,382.00 (2nd reading)

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a consent agenda including a resolution to accept a $475,000 grant from the Florida Inland Navigation District and confirm a $475,000 city contribution for the Alsdorf Park dock and seawall replacement. Other items involve a $360,000 grant for air traffic control tower design, a ranking for micro-transit transportation services, and a settlement agreement. A quarterly progress presentation on the Strategic Plan 2019-2024 will also be given.

• Resolution accepting $475,000 grant for Alsdorf Park dock and seawall replacement, with city contribution of $475,000
• Resolution accepting $360,000 grant for design of air traffic control tower at Pompano Beach Airpark, with city contribution of $90,000
• Ranking order for Micro-Transit Transportation Services RFP, with negotiation authorized for Circuit Transit Inc.
• Settlement agreement with Cristobal and Iris Veloz resolving foreclosure on 1620 NE 41st Court for $33,000
• Reinstatement and amendment of HVAC maintenance contract with A-Excellent Service Inc. for $200,000

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site plan applications: a minor site plan for a building addition at the Isle Casino (777 Isle of Capri Circle) and a major site plan and building design for warehouses at 621 NE 1 Ave. Both items are listed under new business.

• Minor Site Plan for Isle Casino Building Addition at 777 Isle of Capri Circle (P&Z# 20-12000044)
• Major Site Plan & Major Building Design for NW 8th St Warehouses at 621 NE 1 Ave (P&Z# 20-12000034)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a sign structure review for the Marquis Apartments project at 1820 MLK Blvd. The applicant is seeking approval for signage at the site, which is zoned B-3 and owned by NatJack, LLC and the City of Pompano Beach.

• Sign Structure Review for LN-40 Marquis Apartments (P&Z# 19-12000001) at 1820 MLK Blvd
• Owner: NatJack, LLC & City of Pompano Beach
• Zoning District: B-3, Commission District 4
• Approval of minutes from November 3, 2020 meeting

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved the Marquis Apartments submission with conditions. The meeting was held virtually on December 1, 2020.

• Approved Marquis Apartments submission with conditions
• Held meeting virtually
• Approved minutes from prior meeting

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider several new business items including a major temporary use request and multiple variances. The board will also vote on meeting dates for 2021.

• Major Temporary Use request for GFS 14th Avenue, LLC at 290 SW 14th Avenue
• Special Exception request for Alexander Williams at 410 NE 5th Avenue
• Variance request for William Pendegar at 1900 N Riverside Drive
• Variance request for Todd Smith at 600 NE 25th Avenue
• Variance request for Alexander Williams at 410 NE 5th Avenue

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear two applications for the Pompano Station project at 2401-2413-2335 E Atlantic Blvd: a Major Administrative Adjustment and a Major Site Plan. Additionally, a Major Site Plan is proposed for Universal Heat & Air at 980 SW 12th Avenue. The board will also approve minutes from the October 28 meeting.

• LN-26: Major Administrative Adjustment for Pompano Station (transit-oriented district)
• LN-07: Major Site Plan for Pompano Station at 2401-2413-2335 E Atlantic Blvd
• LN-05: Major Site Plan for Universal Heat & Air at 980 SW 12th Avenue

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five items. These include major site plans for the Sonata and Atlantic 3550 projects, an administrative adjustment for Pompano Station, and minor site plans for Sun Recycling and Paramount Park Truck Terminal. Decisions or discussions will occur at this meeting.

• Atlantic 3550: Major Site Plan at 3500 E Atlantic Blvd (P&Z# 20-12000005)
• Sonata: Major Site Plan & Major Building Design at 600 block N Dixie Hwy (P&Z# 20-12000028)
• Pompano Station Administrative Adjustment at 2335-2413 E Atlantic Blvd (P&Z# 20-16500002)
• Sun Recycling #1: Minor Site Plan at 2240 NW 16 St (P&Z# 20-12000009)
• Paramount Park Truck Terminal: Minor Site Plan at NW 15th Ave (P&Z# 20-12000040)

City Commission

This special virtual meeting is largely ceremonial, focused on accepting the official returns from the November 3, 2020 municipal general election and inducting newly elected city officials. Commissioners will also elect a vice mayor and establish rules of procedure using Robert's Rules of Order. No fiscal impact items or substantive policy decisions are on the agenda.

• Resolution 21-88 accepting official election returns and declaring results (fiscal impact: N/A)
• Oath of office administered by City Clerk for newly elected officials
• Election of Vice Mayor from among the commissioners
• Adoption of Robert's Rules of Order, 12th Edition, as rules of procedure

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is holding a special virtual meeting to discuss and vote on a resolution expressing official intent to issue tax-exempt general obligation bonds in 2021 for public safety, parks, and streets projects. Additionally, the commission will hold public hearings on first readings of ordinances approving amendments to multiple construction manager-at-risk contracts, totaling over $32 million, for projects including McNair Park renovations, Youth Sports Complex, North Pompano Park, and others.

• Resolution of intent to issue tax-exempt general obligation bonds in 2021 for public safety, parks, and streets projects
• Change Order No. 2 for Ocean Rescue Building improvements: $1,328,724
• McNair Park Renovations contract amendment: $10,752,857
• Youth Sports Complex Improvement Project contract amendment: $6,391,071.16
• Senior Activity Center contract amendment: $4,957,382

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board will decide on a consent agenda that includes a $1.4 million contract for Annie Gillis Park improvements, a $600,000 land purchase, and amendments to townhome development agreements. The regular agenda features a proposed tax increment financing agreement worth up to $9.135 million to support a $102 million mixed-use development of 355 units including workforce housing at East Atlantic Boulevard and NE 24th Avenue. Also up for vote is the appointment of members to the East CRA District Advisory Committee for a term through November 2022.

• Approval of $1,396,763 construction manager-at-risk contract with MBR Construction for improvements to Annie Gillis Park
• Purchase of vacant lot at NW 6th Avenue for $600,000 as first acquisition in targeted redevelopment area
• Tax increment financing agreement of up to $9,135,000 for 355-unit development at 2335/2401/2413 East Atlantic Boulevard
• Extension of construction completion date to December 31, 2022 for 71 townhomes at NW 31st Avenue due to COVID-19 delays
• Amendment to Real Estate Development Accelerator (REDA) program extending phases by five years and emphasizing East Transit Oriented Corridor

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency approved a $10.7 million development agreement and five other resolutions, including a $1.4 million park construction contract and the sale of a property for $600,000. Two agenda items were struck from the record.

• Approved $1,396,763 construction contract for Annie Gillis Park (6-0)
• Approved $600,000 sale of property at NW 6 Avenue to Sunview Investments (6-0)
• Approved $9,135,000 development and tax increment financing agreement for G&C Pompano Station (6-0)
• Approved subordination agreement with Interludi Bank for Hadar Homes project (6-0)
• Approved assignment of Hadar Homes agreement to ICG entities (6-0)
• Approved amended policies for the Real Estate Development Accelerator (6-0)
• Stricken: Appointment of ECRA Advisory Committee members (6-0)
• Stricken: Appointment of Northwest District Advisory Committee member (6-0)

City Commission

The City Commission will vote to ratify Emergency Proclamation 20-08 issued by Mayor Hardin on November 4, 2020, directing staff to carry out its provisions. The consent agenda also includes approval of contracts for landscape architectural and civil engineering services, property conveyances, and agreements. The regular agenda features public hearings on abandoning the Pompano Industrial Park Development of Regional Impact, amending transit-oriented district building design standards, updating mobile vendor regulations, and revising communications facilities rules in public rights-of-way.

• Ratify Emergency Proclamation 20-08 (Nov. 4, 2020)
• Purchase property at 590 NW 15th Court for $315,000
• Interlocal agreement with Fort Lauderdale for bulk potable water during emergencies ($86,455, partly grant-funded)
• Public hearing to abandon the Pompano Industrial Park Development of Regional Impact
• Public hearing to amend zoning code for mobile vendor regulations and business tax receipts

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three items: a plat for IMECA at 2429 NW 4th St, a planned development rezoning for Avis Budget at 1661 N Dixie Highway, and a minor site plan for Ahern Rentals at 205 NW 12 Ave. All items are proposed land-use changes or approvals requiring committee action.

• Plat approval for IMECA (Cocchiola LLC) at 2429 NW 4th St, in B-2 zoning.
• Planned Development Rezoning for Avis Budget at 1661 N Dixie Highway, from B-3 zoning.
• Minor Site Plan for Ahern Rentals (DFA, LLC) at 205 NW 12 Ave, in I-1 zoning.
• No dollar amounts are mentioned in the agenda.

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee is meeting to consider a major building design for the Pompano Pointe project at 700 NW 31 Ave. The applicant, HUS Group LLC, seeks approval for the design in a B-3 zoning district. Other business includes discussion of the committee's 2021 schedule.

• Major Building Design review for LN-20 POMPANO POINTE at 700 NW 31 Ave (folio 484233053580)
• Owner: HUS Group, LLC; agent: Stephen Brandt
• Land Use Designation: C; Zoning District: B-3; Commission District: 5
• Approval of minutes from October 6, 2020 meeting
• Committee schedule for 2021 to be discussed

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved plans for Pompano Pointe, subject to eight conditions from staff and one additional condition from the committee. The vote was unanimous.

• Approved Pompano Pointe plans (unanimous)
• Approved plans subject to eight staff conditions
• Approved plans subject to one committee condition

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider two new business items: a major site plan for Festival Marketplace at 2900 W. Sample Road and a plat for First Industrial 20 Acre Plat at 1001 & 1021 NW 12 Terrace. The board will also approve the minutes from the September 23, 2020 meeting.

• Major Site Plan for Festival Marketplace at 2900 W. Sample Road (P&Z# 19-12000016)
• Plat for First Industrial 20 Acre Plat at 1001 & 1021 NW 12 Terrace (P&Z# 20-14000002)
• Approval of minutes from September 23, 2020 meeting
• Owner of plat: FR NW 12 Terrace LLC; owner of site plan: Festival Real Estate LLC
• Zoning districts: I-1 (General Industrial) for plat, B-3 (General Business) for site plan

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will meet virtually to consider a consent agenda of 15 resolutions, including grants for railroad crossing safety, airport security, and park improvements, along with several agreements. A public hearing will be held for the second reading of an ordinance (details not provided in the agenda). The consent items are expected to be approved together unless any are pulled for discussion.

• Grant of $1,833,884 from Brightline for safety improvements at selected railroad crossings (matching cost $366,777)
• Grant of up to $400,000 from FDOT for airport security gate enhancement ($100,000 city match)
• Wellfield study contract with Tetra Tech for $357,432 for Eastern and Western Wellfield Raw Water Relocation Study
• LED lighting agreements with FPL for Old Pompano neighborhood improvements totaling $119,031.94
• Seawall replacement grant of up to $375,000 from Broward County for Alsdorf Park ($375,000 city match)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a land use plan amendment, rezoning, and flexible zoning for Pompano Fire Station 103 at 3500 NE 16th Terrace; a major site plan for an Amazon Delivery Station at 3300 NW 31st Ave; a minor site and major building design for Mullet Alley Plaza on N. Flagler Ave and NE 1st Ave; and a plat for Sonata near N Dixie Highway.

• Land use plan amendment, rezoning, and commercial flex for Pompano Fire Station 103 at 3500 NE 16th Terrace
• Major site plan for Amazon Delivery Station at 3300 NW 31st Ave (owner: IDI Logistics, LLC)
• Minor site and major building design for Mullet Alley Plaza at 114-128 N. Flagler Ave and adjacent addresses
• Plat for Sonata on NW 3 Ave, NW 8 Ct, NW 7 St & N Dixie Hwy

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hear two special exception requests for properties at 1321A South Dixie Highway West and 1661 N Dixie Highway, and a major temporary use request for the latter. A third special exception at 929 SW 8 Street has been postponed to the December meeting. The board will also approve minutes and hear public comment.

• LN-03 Special Exception for 929 SW 8 Street (JMPM Investment Co LTD) postponed to December
• LN-09 Special Exception for 1321A South Dixie Highway West (PJA Realty #4 LLC) in B-3 zoning
• LN-10 Major Temporary Use for 1661 N Dixie Highway (Dixie Properties & Upper Pompano Properties Co) in B-3 zoning

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider three new business items: a resubmitted major building design for the Pompano Station project at 2401-2413 E Atlantic Blvd, a major building design for Universal Heat and Air at 980 SW 12th Avenue, and a master sign program for Copans 95 at 1731 NW 24 St. The committee will also approve minutes from the September 1, 2020 meeting.

• LN-07 Pompano Station (resubmittal): Major building design with vernacular or superior design alternative at 2401-2413 E Atlantic Blvd
• LN-05 Universal Heat and Air: Major building design at 980 SW 12th Avenue
• LN-06 Copans 95: Master sign program at 1731 NW 24 St

The committee approved three separate architectural submissions—Pompano Station, Universal Heat & Air, and Copans 95—each with conditions. No vote tallies or specific conditions were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Pompano Station with conditions
• Approved Universal Heat & Air with conditions
• Approved Copans 95 with conditions

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will vote on a resolution opposing a proposed county charter amendment that would allow county ordinances to supersede city zoning for surtax-funded transportation improvements. The Commission will also consider accepting a $7.58 million CARES Act subaward from Broward County, approving a $1.66 million underground utility conversion along Ocean Boulevard, and temporarily suspending late penalties for business tax receipts through September 30, 2020.

• Resolution opposing a November 2020 ballot measure that would let county ordinances override city zoning for surtax-funded transportation projects
• Approval of $7,584,535.94 CARES Act funding subaward from Broward County
• Authorization of $1,663,825 for underground utility conversion along Ocean Boulevard (Phases 1 and 2)
• Suspension of late payment penalties for business tax receipts through September 30, 2020
• Public hearing on zoning code amendment to permit drive-through service in a designated portion of the East Overlay District

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings for the final adoption of the City of Pompano Beach and the EMS Taxing District budgets. The meeting includes decisions on property tax millage rates, a five-year capital improvement plan, and city position reclassifications.

• Adoption of City FY 2020-2021 budget totaling $291,123,493
• City millage rate of 5.1875 and bond indebtedness rate of .4194
• Five-year Capital Improvement Plan for $13,272,252
• Ordinance to reclassify and create city positions with a fiscal impact of $79,326.00
• EMS Taxing District FY 2020-2021 budget totaling $19,864,495

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a virtual meeting to consider four requests: a major temporary permit for a property on NW 15 Avenue, an interim use permit for the Community Redevelopment Agency at 10 NE 1st Street, and two special exceptions — one for JMPM Investment Co Ltd at 929 SW 8 Street and another for Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church at 2340 NW 3rd Street. The board will also approve minutes from July and August 2020.

• Major Temporary Permit (LN-01) for Paramount Park LLC at NW 15 Avenue in I-1 zoning
• Interim Use Permit (LN-02) for Pompano Beach CRA at 10 NE 1st Street in TO-DPOD district
• Special Exception (LN-03) for JMPM Investment Co Ltd at 929 SW 8 Street in I-1 zoning
• Special Exception (LN-04) for Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church at 2340 NW 3rd Street in RM-12 zoning

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA will decide on a property disposition and development agreement with D.R. Horton to build 65 single-family homes at Hunters Manor, a construction manager-at-risk contract for the Backyard project, and an assignment and extension for a Hadar Homes development. It will also vote on fiscal year 2021 budgets for the East and Northwest districts and an interlocal agreement for a transit hub parking lot.

• D.R. Horton development agreement for 65 homes in Hunters Manor ($1,625,000 revenue)
• Construction manager-at-risk contract with MBR Construction for Backyard project improvements ($1,620,000)
• Third amendment extending Hadar Homes construction completion to Feb 1, 2022, and eliminating builder's insurance requirement
• Approval of FY2021 Financing and Implementation Plans (budgets) for East and Northwest CRA districts
• Interlocal agreement with city for transit hub and 53-78 space public parking lot on S. Federal Highway

The CRA Board adopted the FY2021 financing and implementation plans for the East and Northwest districts. The board also approved a property disposition agreement for Hunters Manor and a construction contract for the Backyard project, though it withheld funding for an underground trash system.

• Approved property disposition and development agreement for Hunters Manor (Unanimous)
• Approved $1.62M construction contract for Backyard project, withholding underground trash system line item (5-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved assignment of development agreement for NW 27th Ave and NW 13th St to ICG K 11, LLC, as amended (Unanimous)
• Adopted East District FY2021 budget and financing plan (Unanimous)
• Adopted Northwest District FY2021 budget and financing plan (Unanimous)
• Approved interlocal agreement for transit hub and park and ride services at 103 and 111 South Federal Highway (Unanimous)
• Approved July 21, 2020 meeting minutes (Unanimous)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing and consider adoption of tentative millage rates and budgets for the City of Pompano Beach and the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Taxing District for fiscal year 2020‑2021. Items include a general‑fund operating millage of 5.1875% and a debt‑service millage of 0.4194% (total 5.6069%) for the city, and a 0.5000% millage for the EMS district, as well as budgets of $291,123,493 for the city and $19,864,495 for the EMS district. The commission will also consider a fire‑rescue assessment resolution with a fiscal impact of $22,419,361, and an ordinance amending the city’s position classification plan with a fiscal impact of $79,326.

• Adopt tentative city millage rate of 5.6069% (general fund 5.1875% + debt service 0.4194%) – 4.12% property‑tax increase
• Adopt tentative city budget totaling $291,123,493 for FY 2020‑21
• Adopt fire‑rescue assessment resolution – fiscal impact $22,419,361 for FY 2021
• Adopt ordinance amending Chapter 34, reclassifying city positions – fiscal impact $79,326
• Adopt tentative EMS district millage rate of 0.5000% (5.09% increase) and budget of $19,864,495 for FY 2020‑21

Pompano Beach Finance Corporation

The Pompano Beach Finance Corporation will hold its virtual annual meeting to consider approval of the Fiscal Year 2021 annual budget and related leases and license agreements for the parking facility, with a stated fiscal impact of $1,350. The board will also elect officers for President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. The meeting includes approval of minutes from April 23, 2019, and adoption of the agenda.

• Election of officers: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2021 Annual Budget of the Corporation ($1,350 fiscal impact)
• Approval of leases and license agreements for the parking facility
• Approval of minutes from April 23, 2019

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on a revenue bond package of up to $90,000,000 to fund the John Knox Village senior living and healthcare project. It will also consider several consent agenda items, including an interlocal water‑service agreement costing $172,970, a license agreement with the McDougall Family Foundation for park‑based athletic programs, and a contract for a Fixed Base Operation at Pompano Airpark. A rezoning ordinance for land near Race Track Road is scheduled for a public hearing.

• Approval of up to $90,000,000 revenue bonds for the John Knox Village senior living project (Item 7)
• Interlocal agreement to construct a potable‑water interconnect; fiscal impact $172,970 (Item 5)
• License agreement with McDougall Family Foundation to use city parks for an athletic college preparatory program (Item 6)
• Contract negotiation for Fixed Base Operation (FBO) at Pompano Airpark with Pompano Aviation, LLC (Item 1)
• Rezoning ordinance for property south of Race Track Road, east of S. Powerline Road, etc. (Item 9)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a virtual meeting with a special presentation from Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony. The consent agenda includes resolutions for a $90M revenue bond for John Knox Village senior living, a code enforcement amnesty program extension, and multiple infrastructure contracts. Other items include grants for Hurricane Dorian and COVID-19, and agreements for docking, parking, and property exchange.

• Approve resolution calling for public hearing on up to $90M revenue bond for John Knox Village senior living facilities
• Award contract for concrete ready mix to Cemex Construction Materials FL, LLC at $222,700
• Award annual open-end contract for asphalt to Hardrives, Inc. at estimated $254,644
• Approve $335,400 agreement with Kimley-Horn for design of SE 6th Terrace bridge replacement
• Extend code enforcement amnesty program and modify procedures

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA Board is considering a consent agenda with eight resolutions. Items include approving a $210,758 contract amendment for the McNab House relocation project, ratifying five forbearance agreements for tenants affected by COVID-19, finalizing a sublease for a new restaurant in Old Town, and extending a construction completion date for four homes. The meeting is being held virtually due to the pandemic.

• First Amendment to Service Agreement with Modern House & Building Movers for McNab House relocation: $210,758
• Five forbearance agreements for CRA tenants (Edwards Photoland, MN Enterprises, Bojos Seafood Kitchen, MG Pavini, Lasota) totaling $16,017 due to COVID-19
• Sublease and patio lease for Papamigos Restaurant at 44 NE 1st Street, future annual revenue $48,349
• Construction completion date extension for Capital Group Developments at 631 NW 19th Ave and 2020 NW 6th Place to November 30, 2020

The CRA board approved a $210,758 contract amendment to move the historic McNab House to McNab Park, along with numerous consent agenda items. The board also adopted grants totaling $190,000 for a restaurant in Old Town, approved property purchases for redevelopment, and accepted a draft five-year financing plan for the district. One board member was excused; all votes were unanimous among those present.

• Adopted resolution to move McNab House to McNab Park, approving $210,758 contract with Modern House & Building Movers (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda items 2-10 and 12-16, including forbearance agreements, leases, budget adjustments, and property purchases (unanimous)
• Adopted $323,004 contract amendment with Redevelopment Management Associates (5-0)
• Approved $40,000 facade grant to Papamigos at 44 NE 1st St (5-0)
• Approved $150,000 strategic investment grant to Papamigos at 44 NE 1st St (5-0)
• Approved $134,950 architectural/engineering contract with Bermello Ajamil & Partners (5-0)
• Approved $225,000 purchase of 333 NW 4th St and $101,250 purchase of 330 NW 5th St for redevelopment (consent)
• Accepted draft FY2021-2025 financing plan for Northwest and East CRA districts (unanimous)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is holding a virtual budget workshop to discuss and consider approving the FY 2020/2021 budget. The agenda includes a City Manager's presentation on the budget overview, a discussion of the five-year capital improvement plan, and consideration of the operating millage rate and fire assessment fees. Due to COVID-19, the meeting is conducted remotely with no physical attendance.

• Discussion and approval of the Five Year Capital Improvement Plan
• Approval of Operating Millage Rate Recommendation
• Approval of Fire Assessment Fees Recommendation
• Virtual meeting procedures due to COVID-19

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider resolutions opposing a Broward County charter amendment that would allow the county to override city zoning, approving a master developer for the Oceanside site, and purchasing firefighting equipment. They also hold public hearings for two rezonings and consider a contract for parking enforcement and garage management.

• Resolution opposing Broward County charter amendment to supersede city zoning (Item 6)
• Approval to negotiate a master development contract with E2L Real Estate Solutions for city-owned Oceanside property (Item 9)
• Rezoning 2900 W. Sample Road from industrial overlay to general industrial (Item 10)
• Purchase of firefighting equipment via NPPGov contracts for $798,744 (Item 13)
• Contract with Denison Parking for enforcement and garage management for $532,830 (Item 14)

City Commission

This is a virtual budget workshop. The City Commission will hear a presentation of the Fiscal Year 2021 Estimated General Fund Budget. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Presentation of FY2021 Estimated General Fund Budget (fiscal impact: N/A)

City Commission

The City Commission will meet virtually to consider a rezoning at 2900 W. Sample Road from industrial planned overlay to general industrial, a long-delayed plat approval for the Summan Western Investment project, and ratification of emergency agreements made during the COVID-19 crisis. Other items include a canal dredging contract, a grant for an air traffic control tower study, and various public art projects.

• Public hearing on rezoning property at 2900 W. Sample Road from I-1/PCI to I-1
• Approval of Summan Western Investment Plat (postponed from Sept 2019)
• Ratification of COVID-19 crisis agreements: BSO amendment ($191,102) and County Water Discount
• Award of canal dredging Phase I to Brance Diversified, Inc. for $185,010
• Grant of $360,000 for air traffic control tower siting study, with $90,000 city match

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will vote on Consent and Regular Agenda items including a 20% water rate reduction for May, approval of a 100-unit affordable housing development at 1850 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., ratification of emergency procurements and agreements during the COVID-19 crisis, and adoption of virtual meeting procedures. A public hearing is scheduled for an ordinance amending a consulting services agreement.

• 20% water rate reduction for all city customers for May 2020 (fiscal impact: $415,251)
• Affordable housing development: 100-unit Marquis Apartments at 1850 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., converting a $407,750 grant to a nonrecourse loan
• Emergency procurement ratification for Cypress Bend Force Sewer Main Repair at a cost of $314,295
• Award of RFP E-06-20 for community shuttle services to Limousines of South Florida, Inc.
• Service contract with Redevelopment Management Associates, LLC for P3 consulting services (fiscal impact: $312,000)

City Commission

The Commission will hold public hearings on a rezoning at 1750 N. Powerline Road and on allocating residential flex units near NW 31st Avenue. They will also decide on a capital improvement plan amendment for a new Broward Sheriff's Office substation costing $874,500. Other items include contract approvals for medical supplies and water meter repairs, property conveyances, and stormwater fiscal sustainability plans.

• Rezoning of 1750 N. Powerline Road from General Industrial/Planned Commercial to General Industrial
• Allocation of up to 41 residential flex units northeast of NW 31st Avenue and NW 7th Street
• Approval to sell surplus property at 1207 E. Atlantic Boulevard
• Acceptance of deed gift for Kester Cottages from Pompano Beach Historical Society
• Fiscal sustainability plans for Avondale and Esquire Lake stormwater improvements

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings and votes on several ordinances and resolutions. Key decisions include a rezoning to increase residential density near the beach, a community cat management ordinance, and allocation of flex units for a proposed development. The consent agenda includes contracts and agreements for fire station construction, janitorial services, and legal settlements.

• Rezoning property between S. Ocean Drive and Briny Avenue from RM-20 to RM-30 for higher-density multi-family housing (item 11)
• Ordinance creating a community cat management program with trap-neuter-return rules (item 15)
• Change order No. 6 for Fire Station 24 construction at $343,291.14 to West Construction (item 3)
• Allocation of up to 58 flex units for a residential development at South Palm Aire Drive and South Powerline Road (item 14)
• Contract with T.F.R. Enterprises for disaster debris recovery services (item 16)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA Board will vote on several property transactions, including purchasing four parcels near Federal Highway for $1.02 million to support the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project and future residential development. The board will also consider a $36,146 grant for interior renovations at a salon, a sublease amendment for a restaurant in Old Town, and three affordable housing agreements, including sales of infill lots to developers for homes priced at 120% AMI.

• Purchase of 110 S Federal Highway for $400,000 (Item 7)
• Purchase of three vacant parcels on SE 22nd Avenue for $620,000 (Item 8)
• Grant of $36,146 to Studio Elements Salon and Spa for interior renovations (Item 6)
• Disposition and development agreement with LG Family Homes, Inc. for a home priced at $279,000 (Item 3)
• License agreement for two mosaic benches at Patricia Davis Community Garden (Item 1)

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved resolutions to execute contracts for the sale and purchase of five properties at 110 S. Federal Highway for $1.645 million and three parcels on SE 22nd Avenue for $620,000. The board also adopted resolutions to authorize a sublease amendment for a restaurant at 165 NE 1st Avenue and a Strategic Investment Program grant for a spa at 1 N Ocean Boulevard.

• Approved $1.645M purchase of 5 properties at 110 S. Federal Highway (5-1)
• Approved $620K purchase of 3 parcels on SE 22nd Avenue (5-1)
• Approved sublease amendment for Innovate Food Group at 165 NE 1st Avenue (5-1)
• Approved $36,146 Strategic Investment Program grant for spa at 1 N Ocean Blvd (6-0)
• Adopted resolution for mosaic benches at Patricia Davis Community Garden
• Adopted resolution transferring CRA-owned property to the City
• Adopted resolution for property disposition to Kenny Davis Contracting
• Adopted resolution for property disposition to LG Family Homes

City Commission

The City Commission will hold an executive session to receive advice on litigation and settlement strategy for the case Rebecca Smith v. City of Pompano Beach (Broward Circuit Court Case No. 18-018658). City Manager Gregory P. Harrison, City Attorney Mark E. Berman, and outside counsel Oscar Marrero will attend. The meeting also includes a public comment period where residents may speak for up to three minutes each.

• Executive session: advice on litigation and settlement strategy for Rebecca Smith v. City of Pompano Beach (Case No. 18-018658)
• Public comment session: residents may address the Commission for up to three minutes each

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including a second reading to amend the comprehensive plan to provide development rights within the Live! Resorts Pompano Regional Activity Center. Also on the agenda are first readings for a disaster debris recovery contract with T.F.R. Enterprises and a new community cat management ordinance. Consent agenda items include stormwater improvement awards, easement grants, and a resolution urging the state to allow local plastic bag bans.

• Public hearing on amending Comprehensive Plan for Live! Resorts Pompano Regional Activity Center (second reading)
• Award of RFQ for stormwater improvements on N.E. 27th Ave., 16th St., Atlantic Blvd., and S. Riverdale Dr. to Chen Moore and Associates
• Resolution strongly encouraging state legislature to approve SB 182 to repeal preemption of local laws on single-use plastic bags and polystyrene
• Ordinance for disaster debris recovery services contract with T.F.R. Enterprises (first reading)
• Ordinance creating community cat management program and regulating feral cat feeding (first reading)

City Commission

The City Commission will review several rezoning requests, land plat approvals, and public hearings. The agenda also includes various contract awards for sewer and utility services.

• Award of $80,000.00 to Intercounty Engineering, Inc. for sanitary sewer manhole rehabilitation
• License agreement with LS Events LLC for the Brazilian Festival (in-kind up to $75,000)
• Rezoning property at North Federal Highway and NE 16th Street from B-3/M-1 to PD-I
• Purchase of property located at 2002 Hammondville Road for $625,000.00
• Award of $700,000.00 to Insituform Technologies, LLC for cured-in-place rehabilitation

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will consider approving property acquisitions, including a $650,000 purchase of two parcels on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, and accepting a donated lot at 608 MLK Blvd. They will also review unsolicited proposals for new single-family homes in Ortanique Estates and Old Collier, and a sublease with the Broward Sheriff's Department for an outreach center.

• $650,000 purchase of 704 and 706-708 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd from G-1 Investments
• Acceptance of 608 MLK Blvd lot with $9,142.84 in back taxes
• Unsolicited proposal from LG Family Homes for a home at 610 NW 21st Ave in Ortanique Estates
• Unsolicited proposal from Kenny Davis Contracting for a home at 2010 NW 9th St in Old Collier
• Sublease with Broward Sheriff's Dept for outreach center at 731 MLK Blvd, Unit 101A/102B ($10 revenue)

The CRA approved a one-year sublease with the Broward Sheriff's Office for space at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard as a temporary outreach center, voting 4-1 with Perkins opposed. The board also approved unsolicited proposals for two single-family homes, one in Ortanique Estates and one at 2010 NW 9th Street. A resolution to sell two parcels at 704 and 706-708 MLK Boulevard for $650,000 was tabled until the February 18, 2020 meeting. The consent agenda was adopted, including acceptance of a property conveyance and a donation agreement amendment.

• Approved temporary BSO substation sublease at 731 MLK Blvd (4-1)
• Approved unsolicited proposal for home in Ortanique Estates (4-0)
• Approved unsolicited proposal for home at 2010 NW 9th St (4-0)
• Accepted property conveyance from 7th Calvary Corp at 608 MLK Blvd (4-0)
• Approved first amendment to donation agreement with Atlantic Residences (4-0)
• Tabled resolution for sale of 704 and 706-708 MLK Blvd until Feb 18, 2020

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings on several rezonings, including properties on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard and S. Riverside Drive. The agenda also includes approval of a $588,845 contract for aquatic center pool relining and repairs, a $102,177 playground equipment purchase for Kip Jacoby Park, and a resolution to designate NW 21st Avenue as 'Rev Daniel Miller Avenue'. Consent items cover various contracts, easements, and appointments.

• $588,845 contract for Aquatic Center Pool Relining and Repairs to Oliver's Pools, Inc.
• $102,176.73 for playground and fitness equipment at Kip Jacoby Park from Kompan, Inc.
• Rezoning on north side of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd west of Powerline Road from B-3 to B-4 (public hearing 2nd reading)
• Rezoning at 117 S. Riverside Drive from RS-2 to RM-45 (public hearing 2nd reading)
• Designation of NW 21st Avenue as dual named 'Rev Daniel Miller Avenue'