Pompano Beach public meetings in 2021

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear four new business items, including a land use plan amendment and rezoning for the Westview Cemetery property at 1900 NW 24th Street, a major site plan for Riva Motorsports at 5100 NE 13th Way, and a major building design for Falcone at 3151-3251 North Federal Highway. The board will also receive a staff report on the 2021 Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

• Land use plan amendment (LN-172) for Westview Community Cemetery at 1900 NW 24th St
• Rezoning from PU to I-1 (LN-167) for same property
• Major site plan for Riva Motorsports (LN-166) at 5100 NE 13th Way
• Major building design for Falcone (LN-162) at 3151-3251 N Federal Highway
• Staff report on 2021 Affordable Housing Trust Fund

The Planning and Zoning Board approved two major site plans with conditions: Riva Motorsports and Falcone. Two zoning items related to KZ Copans (LUPA and rezoning) were postponed. The board also approved the meeting minutes and heard a staff report on the 2021 Affordable Housing Trust Fund.

• Approved Riva Motorsports Major Site Plan with conditions
• Approved Falcone Major Site Plan with conditions
• Postponed KZ Copans LUPA submission
• Postponed KZ Copans Rezoning submission
• Approved minutes of previous meeting

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five development applications at its virtual meeting: two plats (Ocean Park Pompano Beach Plat and Color Factory Plat) and three site plans (New Vista VW Dealership, Luxury Condos, and Covent Gardens). Items include requests for plat approval and major or minor site plan approvals with building design review.

• Ocean Park Pompano Beach Plat at 1508 N Ocean Blvd, owned by Mount Vernon Property Holdings
• Color Factory Plat at 1621 N Dixie Highway, owned by Color Factory Inc.
• New Vista VW Dealership Site Plan at 700 N Federal Highway, owned by Daho LLC
• Luxury Condos Site Plan (minor site plan & major building design) at 2716 NE 14th St, owned by Outlaws Property LLC
• Covent Gardens Site Plan (major) at 90-140 NW 27 Ave, owned by ICG CGP58 LLC

Pompano Beach Finance Corporation

The Pompano Beach Finance Corporation is holding its annual meeting to elect officers for the coming year. The board will also consider approval of the Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Budget with a fiscal impact of $1,350. The agenda includes approval of minutes from September 2020 and other routine items.

• Election of officers: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer (22-71)
• Approval of FY2022 Annual Budget with a fiscal impact of $1,350 (22-72)
• Approval of minutes from September 8, 2020 (22-114)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing to allocate up to 285 flex units for a proposed mixed-use development at 3151-3251 N. Federal Highway. Other major items include a rezoning at 3050 NW 6th Court from B-3 to B-2 and adoption of a Mixed Income Housing Policy. The consent agenda includes a $450,000 grant for landside development at Pompano Beach Air Park and a $175,000 medical supplies contract.

• Allocation of up to 285 flex units for mixed-use development at 3151-3251 N. Federal Highway (public hearing)
• Rezoning of 3050 NW 6th Court from B-3 (General Business) to B-2 (Community Business) (first reading)
• Adoption of Mixed Income Housing Policy for the city
• Approval of $450,000 state grant for landside development at Pompano Beach Air Park (consent)
• Approval of $175,000 annual contract for medical supplies from Bound Tree Medical (consent)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a Master Sign Program for a law office at 1937 E Atlantic Blvd and major building designs for four projects: Riverside Promenade at 101 S Riverside Dr/3200 E Atlantic Blvd, a residential addition at 504 S Ocean Blvd, Riva Motorsports at 5100 NE 13th Way, and Falcone at 3151-3251 N Federal Highway. All items are under new business. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from October 5, 2021.

• Master Sign Program for Law Office at 1937 E Atlantic Blvd (LN-202)
• Major Building Design for Riverside Promenade at 101 S Riverside Dr / 3200 E Atlantic Blvd (LN-111)
• Major Building Design for residential addition at 504 S Ocean Blvd (LN-150)
• Major Building Design for Riva Motorsports at 5100 NE 13th Way (LN-166)
• Major Building Design for Falcone at 3151-3251 N Federal Highway (LN-162)

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved all five agenda items, each with conditions. No vote tallies were recorded. Items included a law office sign program, Riverside Promenade site plan, a residential addition at 504 S Ocean Blvd, Riva Motorsports major site plan, and the Falcone major site plan.

• Approved Law Office Master Sign Program with conditions
• Approved Riverside Promenade Site Plan with conditions
• Approved 504 S Ocean Blvd Residential Addition Site Plan with conditions
• Approved Riva Motorsports Major Site Plan with conditions
• Approved Falcone Major Site Plan with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site plan applications: a minor site plan for six townhomes at 117 S. Riverside Drive and a major site plan for a U-Haul self-storage facility at 790-820 SW 12th Avenue.

• Minor site plan for 6-unit townhomes at 117 S. Riverside Drive (RM-45 zoning)
• Major site plan for U-Haul self-storage at 790-820 SW 12th Avenue (I-1 General Industrial zoning)
• Owner of townhome project: 113 S Riverside Drive, LLC / Royal Quality Homes of FLA, LLC
• Owner of self-storage project: U-Haul Co. of Florida
• Commission Districts 1 and 5 represented

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on five development requests: two variances (including one by the City at 2700 N Ocean Blvd and one by RaceTrac at 2851 W Atlantic Blvd), a major temporary use permit at 900 E Sample Road, and two special exceptions at 2900 W Atlantic Blvd and 531 N Ocean Blvd. The board will decide on each request after testimony.

• Variance request by City of Pompano Beach at 2700 N Ocean Blvd (P&Z# 21-11000014)
• Variance request by RaceTrac Petroleum Inc. at 2851 W Atlantic Blvd (P&Z# 21-11000017)
• Major temporary use permit for ESS-NY FL JV Florida Sub LLC at 900 E Sample Road (P&Z# 21-15000008)
• Special exception for E Pompano LLC at 2900 W Atlantic Blvd (P&Z# 21-17000009)
• Special exception for Silver Thatch Atlantic Plaza Condo at 531 N Ocean Blvd (P&Z# 21-17000010)

Development Review Committee

The committee will review a minor site plan for the Akel Parking Lot on NW 6th Avenue and major site plans for three projects: Falcone at 3151‑3251 North Federal Highway, Ocean Park Pompano Beach at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard, and Pompano Live Venue at 777 Isle of Capri Circle. Each application includes the requested land‑use designation and zoning district. The committee will discuss approvals or conditions for these plans.

• LN‑129 – Akel Parking Lot Site Plan (minor) – NW 6th Avenue – TO‑DPOD transit‑oriented overlay district
• LN‑162 – Falcone Major Site Plan – 3151‑3251 North Federal Highway – B‑3 general business district
• LN‑194 – Ocean Park Pompano Beach Major Site Plan – 1508 N Ocean Boulevard – PD‑I planned development infill district
• LN‑195 – Pompano Live Venue Major Site Plan – 777 Isle of Capri Circle – PCD planned commercial/industrial district

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will review a major site plan for a U-Haul facility and two linked applications for a cemetery property on Copans Road: a land use plan amendment and a rezoning from Public Utility to General Industrial.

• Major Site Plan LN-174 for U-Haul North Pompano at 1120 NE 48th Street
• Land Use Plan Amendment LN-172 (KZ Copans LUPA) for 1900 NW 24th Street, owned by Westview Community Cemetery
• Rezoning LN-167 from Public Utility (PU) to General Industrial (I-1) for the same Copans Road property

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA will consider an unsolicited development proposal from Gateway Pompano, LLC for a mixed-use project on the Gateway site at 324-337 NW 2nd Avenue and a vacant lot at Dixie Highway and MLK Blvd., with a purchase price of $1.8 million held in escrow. The board will also vote on an interlocal agreement with the city for parking lot use generating $10,000 annual revenue, a $200,000 façade grant for 3157-3231 E. Atlantic Boulevard, and a form contract for CEI services. Consent agenda includes approval of minutes and a sublease assignment at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

• Unsolicited proposal from Gateway Pompano, LLC for mixed-use development (23,000 sq ft commercial, 94 apartments) on Gateway site; $1.8M purchase price
• Interlocal agreement with city for CRA-owned lots on SE 22nd Avenue for parking, $10,000 annual revenue
• Façade and Business Site Improvement Grant of $200,000 to Taha Family, LLC for property at 3157-3231 E. Atlantic Boulevard
• Resolution approving form contract for Civil Engineering Inspection (CEI) services with Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLC for 5 years
• Assignment and assumption of sublease at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Unit D from Edwards to MN Enterprises

The CRA Board approved a resolution to allow the City to use CRA-owned lots for parking and authorized a $200,000 facade improvement grant for a business on East Atlantic Boulevard. The Board discussed an unsolicited development proposal for the Gateway site but did not vote on it.

• Approved parking interlocal agreement (4-1)
• Approved $200,000 facade improvement grant (5-0)
• Tabled unsolicited development proposal discussion

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will vote on a consent agenda and regular agenda items, including authorizing up to $160 million in revenue bonds for the John Knox Village senior living and healthcare facility improvements. Other major items include a $3.49 million contract for water treatment plant hurricane hardening and $3.76 million in budget adjustments. The commission will also hold public hearings on a rezoning at 3050 NW 6th Court and several land-use map corrections.

• Up to $160M revenue bonds for John Knox Village senior living and healthcare facility improvements
• $3.49M contract for water treatment plant hurricane hardening
• $3.76M budget adjustment to align FY2021 budgets
• Rezoning of 3050 NW 6th Court from B-3 to B-2
• Approval of Weavers Community Park electrical contract for $267,055

Development Review Committee

The Pompano Beach Development Review Committee will review several site plans and rezoning requests, including a rezoning for Hidden Harbour mixed-use PD at 1490 N Federal Highway, a rezoning and major site plan for Hunters Manor north of NW 6th Street, a minor site plan for a residential addition at 504 S Ocean Blvd, a ramp extension site plan for Daher at 601 NE 10 St, and a major industrial site plan for Live! Spa Properties at 777 Isle of Capri Circle.

• Hidden Harbour Mixed-Use PD rezoning (PZ#21-13000006) at 1490 N Federal Highway
• Hunters Manor rezoning (PZ#21-13000004) and major site plan (PZ#21-12000010) north of NW 6th Street
• Live! Spa Properties industrial major site plan (PZ#21-12000035) at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Daher Ramp Extension minor site plan (PZ#21-12000039) at 601 NE 10 St
• 504 S Ocean Blvd residential addition minor site plan (PZ#21-12000018)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing and vote on a zoning code text amendment to Section 155.4303 to regulate accessory dwelling units citywide. Also up for decision are a major site plan for a mixed-use project at 400 East Atlantic Boulevard and a 10,631-unit residential development at the Palm Aire Golf site. A minor modification to the Chick-fil-A drive-thru at 2250 N Federal Highway is scheduled for discussion only.

• Zoning code text amendment to Section 155.4303 for accessory dwelling units (LN-185)
• Major site plan for Atlantic Estates at 400 E Atlantic Blvd, 2 parcels in ETOC district (LN-60)
• Major site plan for 700-unit Residences at Palm Aire Golf on Cypress Grove Drive (LN-143)
• City-initiated rezoning of 3050 NW 6th Ct from B-3 to unspecified (LN-184)
• Flex units request at Encore Falcone, 3151-3251 Federal Highway (LN-106)

City Commission

The City Commission will hear a special presentation on the Dixie Highway and Atlantic Boulevard intersection improvement project, then consider a consent agenda including a $518,561 grant for COVID-19 rental relief, a $35,755 water reuse grant, and other items. The regular agenda includes a plat approval for Raising Cane's on N. Federal Highway, a zoning amendment for residential swimming pool standards, and an $8.79 million fund rollover. Appointments to the Golf Advisory Board, Housing Authority, and Public Art Committee will also be decided.

• CDBG-CV grant of $518,561 for six months of rental relief for low-income households affected by COVID-19
• Rollover of $8,790,346 in capital outlay and operating expenditures from FY2021 to FY2022
• Plat approval for Raising Cane's restaurant on west side of N. Federal Highway, 1,100 feet south of NE 28th Street
• Second reading of zoning amendment to expand authorized areas for residential swimming pools and update fencing standards
• Approval of $210,000 contract with Miller Electric for preventative maintenance of the Genetec security center system

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will approve the minutes from the August 19, 2021 meeting and consider several new business items. These include a special exception and a variance for the same property at 3051 N Federal Highway, a city‑requested variance at 2700 N Ocean Blvd., and two major temporary‑use applications at 1661 N Dixie Highway and 1201 S Ocean Boulevard. The board will also discuss the 2022 meeting calendar before adjourning.

• LN-180 – Special Exception for 3051 N Federal Highway (owner James H. Batmasian)
• LN-181 – Variance for 3051 N Federal Highway (owner James H. Batmasian)
• LN-186 – Variance for 2700 N Ocean Blvd. (owner City of Pompano Beach, postponed to November)
• LN-187 – Major Temporary Use for 1661 N Dixie Highway (owner Upper Pompano + Dixie Properties)
• LN-188 – Major Temporary Use for 1201 S Ocean Boulevard (owner Firth Properties Lakeside LLC)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a plat, a rezoning, and several site plan requests. Items include a rezoning at 3050 NW 6th Ct, a minor site plan for St. Phillips Church, and major site plans for 400 E Atlantic Blvd and a new VW dealership on Federal Highway.

• Rezoning request for 3050 NW 6th Ct (owner: A Brilliant Mind LLC)
• Major site plan for 400 E Atlantic Blvd (ETOC/TO/EOD district)
• Major site plan for New Vista VW Dealership at 700 N Federal Highway
• Minor site plan for St. Phillips Church at 2505 NW 3rd St
• Plat for IMECA at 2429 NW 4th St

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency board will vote on several resolutions, including an amendment to the interlocal agreement for the Oceanside parking garage project at 109 North Ocean Boulevard, which carries a $650,000 annual fiscal impact. It will also consider amendments to grant agreements for Innovate Food Group at 165 NE 1st Avenue, totaling $190,000, and a second amendment to the tax‑increment financing agreement for the Old Town Square development. Additional items include adopting an amended CRA investment policy and appointing a resident to the East District Advisory Committee.

• Amendment to Interlocal Agreement for Oceanside Project at 109 North Ocean Boulevard – $650,000 annually
• First amendment to Facade & Business Site Improvement grant for Innovate Food Group at 165 NE 1st Avenue – $40,000
• First amendment to Strategic Investment Program grant for Innovate Food Group at 165 NE 1st Avenue – $150,000
• Second amendment to Development and Tax Increment Financing Agreement for Old Town Square (Northeast 1st Ave & 2nd St) – no fiscal impact listed
• Adoption of amended CRA investment policy

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency approved amendments to grant agreements with Innovate Food Group and the Oceanside project, adopted an updated investment policy, and appointed a resident to the East District Advisory Committee.

• Approved $40,000 Facade & Business Site Improvement Program grant (5-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved $150,000 Strategic Investment Program grant (5-0, 1 abstain)
• Approved first amendment to Oceanside project interlocal agreement (6-0)
• Adopted amended CRA Investment Policy (6-0)
• Appointed Lamar 'Paul' Fisher, Jr. to East District Advisory Committee (4-2)
• Approved second amendment to CP Old Town Square development agreement (6-0)
• Approved Consent Agenda items (6-0)
• Received and filed monthly staff and financial reports (6-0)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on a comprehensive plan map amendment for the 12.1-acre Citi Centre Mall site at Copans Road and Federal Highway, and on zoning code changes for residential swimming pools. They will also consider awarding contracts for stormwater improvements ($923,895.50) and asphalt paving ($1,440,547.00), and approve the Pompano Beach Air Park Master Plan update. Consent items include ranking solid waste collection services with Coastal Waste and Recycling, $281,500 in non-profit appropriations, and a $167,968.31 reimbursement for water main repairs.

• Public hearing on comprehensive plan map amendment for 12.1-acre Citi Centre Mall site at Copans Road and Federal Highway (Ordinance 21-258)
• Award of SW 2nd Street Stormwater Improvements contract to DBF Construction, LLC for $923,895.50
• Award of Asphaltic Concrete Pavement Surfacing contract to Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc. for annual estimated $1,440,547.00
• Approval of Pompano Beach Air Park Master Plan Update prepared by Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
• Public hearing on zoning code amendments to expand areas for residential swimming pools and fence standards (Ordinance 21-799)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing three site plan applications: a 6-unit townhome project at 117 S. Riverside Drive, the SE 1st Street Residences at 1150 E Atlantic Blvd, and Riva Motorsports at 5100 NE 13th Way. Actions include minor site plan approvals for the townhomes and SE 1st Street Residences, and a major site plan for Riva Motorsports.

• 6-unit townhomes site plan at 117 S. Riverside Drive (RM-45 zoning)
• SE 1st Street Residences minor site plan at 1150 E Atlantic Blvd (ETOC district)
• Riva Motorsports major site plan at 5100 NE 13th Way (I-1 General Industrial)
• All items are under review with no decisions finalized yet

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider four new business items, including a master sign program for the Pompano Beach Fishing Village and major building design requests for U-Haul North Pompano, 400 East Atlantic Boulevard, and the Residences at Palm Aire Golf. No decisions have been reached; these are reviews and public hearings.

• LN-178: Pompano Beach Fishing Village master sign program at 275 Sea Breeze Way (PD-1 zoning)
• LN-174: U-Haul North Pompano major building design at 1120 NE 48th Street (I-1 General Industrial)
• LN-60: 400 East Atlantic Boulevard major building design at 400 E Atlantic Blvd (TO/EOD overlay)
• LN-143: The Residences at Palm Aire Golf major building design at 700 Cypress Grove Drive (RM-45 zoning)

The Architectural Appearance Committee considered four new business items. The Pompano Beach Fishing Village submission was determined to require resubmittal. The U-Haul North Pompano, 400 East Atlantic Boulevard, and The Residences at Palm Aire Golf site plans were each approved with conditions. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Pompano Beach Fishing Village: resubmittal required
• U-Haul North Pompano site plan: approved with conditions
• 400 East Atlantic Boulevard major site plan: approved with conditions
• The Residences at Palm Aire Golf site plan: approved with conditions

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests: 900 N. Ocean Boulevard from RM-45 to PD-Infill and 1661 N. Dixie Highway from B-3 to B-4. Consent items include a $160 million revenue bond for John Knox Village, a $266,135 FDOT lighting agreement, and janitorial and HVAC service contracts. Regular agenda items also include a Cultural Arts Master Plan update, building permit fee amendments for private providers, and a $35,000 commissioned artwork agreement. The meeting opens with a strategic plan progress presentation and public comment period.

• Rezoning 900 N. Ocean Boulevard from RM-45 to PD-Infill (second reading)
• Rezoning 1661 N. Dixie Highway from B-3 (General Business) to B-4 (Heavy Business)
• Revenue bond issuance up to $160 million for John Knox Village senior living facilities
• FDOT lighting agreement valued at $266,135.10 for various city streets
• Building permit fee amendments for private plan review and inspection services

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will deliberate on eight items, including a land use plan amendment and rezoning for a cemetery property at 1900 W. Copans Road, a flex request for Encore Falcone at 3151-3251 Federal Highway, a plat for Raising Cane's at 2501 N. Federal Highway, a drive-thru modification for Chick-fil-A at 2250 N. Federal Highway, and a major site plan for Ocean 723 multi-family at 723 N. Ocean Blvd.

• KZ Copans Land Use Plan Amendment and Rezoning from PU to I-1 at 1900 W. Copans Road
• Encore Falcone flex request at 3151-3251 Federal Highway
• Raising Cane's plat at 2501 N. Federal Highway
• Chick-fil-A drive-thru major administrative adjustment at 2250 N. Federal Highway
• Ocean 723 major site plan for multi-family at 723 N. Ocean Blvd.

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency board will vote on several items, including a first amendment to the Development and Tax Increment Financing Agreement with CP Old Town Square, LLC, and a second addendum to the contract for the sale of 337 NW 4th Street extending the closing date. The board will adopt financing and implementation plans (budgets) for the East and Northwest districts for fiscal year 2022. It will also approve sublease agreements for three vacant units at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. Finally, the board will consider an unsolicited mixed‑use development proposal at 370 N Flagler Avenue that would generate $440,860 in land‑sale revenue.

• First Amendment to Development and Tax Increment Financing Agreement with CP Old Town Square, LLC (extension of construction commencement date)
• Second Addendum to Contract for Sale and Purchase of 337 NW 4th Street, extending closing to Dec 16, 2021
• Adoption of East District Financing and Implementation Plan (FY 2022 budget)
• Adoption of Northwest District Financing and Implementation Plan (FY 2022 budget)
• Approval of sublease for unit 101A at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd with Community Development & Benefits, LLC at $350/month

The Community Redevelopment Agency adopted resolutions for the East and Northwest districts' 2022 budgets, authorizing sublease agreements for three businesses, and denied an unsolicited development proposal for 370 N Flagler Avenue.

• Approved East CRA FY2022 budget (6-0)
• Approved Northwest CRA FY2022 budget (6-0)
• Authorized sublease for Community Development & Benefits, LLC (6-0)
• Authorized sublease for TLC One Stop Services, LLC (6-0)
• Authorized sublease for La Plus Belle Beaute Salon, LLC (6-0)
• Denied unsolicited development proposal for 370 N Flagler Avenue (6-0)
• Approved amendment to development agreement with CP Old Town Square, LLC (6-0)
• Approved second addendum to contract for sale with Carolyn Blue and Quentin Blue (6-0)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on final adoption of the proposed millage rates and budgets for the City of Pompano Beach and the Emergency Medical Services District for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. The proposed general operating millage rate of 5.1875 represents a 4.16% increase over the rolled-back rate. The total city budget is $413,052,400, and the EMS district budget is $20,458,344. The commission will also adopt a five-year capital improvement plan and amend the city's position classification plan.

• Adoption of FY 2022 city budget totaling $413,052,400
• Resolution setting millage rates: general operating 5.1875, debt service 0.3969 (2018 bonds) and 0.3072 (2021 bonds) – a 4.16% increase
• Adoption of Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2022-2026 with $105,769,487 for FY 2022
• Amendment to Chapter 34 reclassifying, retitling, and creating positions costing $723,367
• EMS District budget of $20,458,344 with a millage rate of 0.5000 (5.31% increase)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing four site plan applications, including major plans for a multifamily project at 723 North Ocean Blvd, a RaceTrac gas station at 2851 W Atlantic Blvd, and a residential addition at 504 S Ocean Blvd, plus a commercial project at 3151-3251 N Federal Highway. No decisions are made at this review meeting.

• Major Site Plan for Ocean 723 (Fernbrook Florida LLC) at 723 North Ocean Blvd, RM-20 zoning
• Major Site Plan for Raceway Atlantic (RaceTrac Petroleum) at 2851 W Atlantic Blvd, B-3 zoning
• Minor Site Plan for 504 S Ocean Blvd residential addition (Anam Usman), RM-20 zoning
• Major Site Plan for Falcone (1307 Wabash LLC) at 3151-3251 N Federal Highway, B-3 zoning

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a second public hearing and final vote on issuing up to $81,625,000 in general obligation bonds for public safety, parks, and street improvements, as approved by voters. The consent agenda includes ratifying emergency water main repairs ($197,977.75), contracting janitorial services, approving easements with Florida Power & Light, and adopting an amended Northwest CRA plan. Regular agenda items include a first-reading rezoning at 900 N. Ocean Boulevard from RM-45 to PD-Infill, and a plat for Pompano Park Racino II.

• Second reading of $81,625,000 bond ordinance for public safety ($30.1M), parks ($12.5M), and streets/sidewalks ($39M)
• Rezoning of 900 N. Ocean Boulevard from RM-45 to Planned Development-Infill (first reading)
• Emergency ratification of $197,977.75 for reclaimed water main repairs
• Approval of amended Northwest Community Redevelopment Agency plan
• Authorizing a COVID-19 vaccination drive event at Pompano Citi Centre

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing and consider tentative adoption of the proposed millage rates and budgets for the City of Pompano Beach and the Emergency Medical Services District for Fiscal Year 2021-2022. Key items include a total city millage rate of 5.8916 (a 4.16% increase over the rolled-back rate) and a city budget of $413,052,400. The commission will also vote on a fire rescue assessment resolution and a position classification ordinance.

• Tentative adoption of city millage rate of 5.8916 mills, a 4.16% increase over rolled-back rate
• Tentative adoption of city FY 2022 budget totaling $413,052,400
• Fire rescue assessment resolution imposing $22,605,688 in assessments for FY 2022
• Ordinance to reclassify, retitle, and create certain city positions with fiscal impact of $723,367
• EMS District tentative millage rate of 0.5000 mills and budget of $20,458,344

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will review a master sign program for the Pompano Beach Fishing Village. The committee will also consider a major site plan request for Harbourside at Hidden Harbour.

• Master Sign Program for Pompano Beach Fishing Village at 275 Sea Breeze Way
• Major Site Plan for Harbourside at Hidden Harbour at 1490 North Federal Highway

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two development submissions with conditions: Pompano Beach Fishing Village and Harbourside at Hidden Harbour. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes. The meeting also included roll call, approval of previous minutes, and public testimony.

• Approved Pompano Beach Fishing Village with conditions
• Approved Harbourside at Hidden Harbour with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three items: a major site plan for Atlantic Stone Source at 950 N. Powerline Rd., a plat and a major site plan for U-Haul North Pompano at 1120 NE 48th Street. All are new business items requiring approval.

• Major site plan for Atlantic Stone Source at 950 N. Powerline Rd. (B-3 General Business, Commercial)
• Plat for U-Haul North Pompano at 1120 NE 48th Street (I-1 General Industrial)
• Major site plan for U-Haul North Pompano at same address (I-1 General Industrial)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold public hearings on multiple items including a rezoning at 900 N Ocean Boulevard, a master plan for John Knox Village, and a citywide comprehensive plan text amendment to add a Property Rights Element. The board may vote on these proposals after receiving staff reports and public testimony.

• Rezoning request (LN-107) for 900 N Ocean Boulevard from RM-45 to unspecified
• John Knox Village Master Plan (LN-95) at 51 SW 6 Street
• Live! Resort Plat (LN-116) at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Harbourside at Hidden Harbour Major Site Plan (LN-137) at 1490 North Federal Highway
• Comp Plan text amendment to add Property Rights Element (LN-168) citywide

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider two variance requests that were postponed from the July 17 meeting. One request is for a single-family residence at 381 SE 1 Terrace, and the other is for a commercial property at 438-470 S Cypress Road. The board may also approve minutes from the July 15 meeting.

• Variance request LN-158 for 381 SE 1 Terrace (RS-2 zoning) owner Michele Bianco
• Variance request LN-139 for 438-470 S Cypress Road (B-3 zoning) owner Meyer Family Invest LTD
• Both items were postponed from the July 17, 2021 meeting
• Approval of minutes from the July 15, 2021 meeting

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing three site plan applications. The first is a major site plan and major building design for 400 E. Atlantic Blvd. The second is a major site plan for The Residences at Palm Aire Golf at 700 Cypress Grove Drive. The third is a minor site plan for Pompano Live Roadways Phase 1B at 777 Isle of Capri Circle.

• Major Site Plan & Building Design at 400 E. Atlantic Blvd (P&Z# 20-12000027) — Owner: Atlantic Estates, LLC
• Major Site Plan for The Residences at Palm Aire Golf at 700 Cypress Grove Drive (P&Z# 21-12000003) — Owner: The Residences at Palm Aire Golf, LLC
• Minor Site Plan for Pompano Live Roadways Phase 1B at 777 Isle of Capri Circle (P&Z# 21-12000030) — Owner: Pompano Pak JV Land Holdings, LLC

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will discuss four items: a rezoning request, a drive-thru modification, and two site plans. The KZ Copans rezoning would change the property at 1900 W Copans Road from Public Utilities to Community Facilities. Also on the agenda are a Chick-fil-A drive-thru modification at 2250 N Federal Highway, a minor site plan for Pompano Live Roadways on Isle of Capri Circle, and a major site plan for Riva Motorsports at 5100 NE 13th Way.

• Rezoning request for 1900 W Copans Road (KZ Copans Rezoning, PZ#20-13000006)
• Major administrative adjustment for Chick-fil-A drive-thru at 2250 N Federal Highway (PZ#21-16500001)
• Minor site plan for Pompano Live Roadways on Isle of Capri Circle (PZ#21-12000022)
• Major site plan for Riva Motorsports at 5100 NE 13th Way (PZ#21-12000024)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will hold public hearings and vote on requests for approval of major building designs for six projects: a self-storage sign structure, a residential development, luxury apartments, a mixed-use project, a Raising Cane's restaurant, and an oceanfront apartment building. The meeting also includes approval of the July 6, 2021, minutes.

• Revised Major Building Design (Sign Structure) for Top Self Storage Three LLC at 2855 Hammondville Road
• Major Building Design for Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC at 921 NW 3 Avenue
• Major Building Design for Progressive Pointe Luxury Apartments at 19 NE Avenue
• Major Building Design for Aviara East Pompano at 1621 S. Dixie Highway
• Major Building Design for Raising Cane's Pompano Beach at 2501 N. Federal Highway

The committee approved six architectural submissions for projects including self storage, apartments, and a restaurant. No items were denied or tabled. Vote tallies were not recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Top Self Storage Three LLC submission
• Approved Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC submission
• Approved Progressive Pointe Luxury Apartments submission
• Approved Aviara East Pompano submission
• Approved Raising Cane’s Pompano Beach minor site plan
• Approved Ocean 723 site plan

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will review several land‑use requests, including a rezoning application for the Murphy Express property. Additional items include a plat request and rezoning and major site‑plan applications for the Beach Villa development at 900 N Ocean Boulevard. The board will also hear reports from staff and hold a discussion among members before adjourning.

• LN-24 Murphy Express rezoning request for 1661 N Dixie Highway (commercial to B‑3 district)
• LN-109 900 N Ocean plat request for Beach Villa 900 Ocean Boulevard Condominium, Inc.
• LN-107 900 N Ocean rezoning request for Beach Villa 900 Ocean Boulevard Condominium, Inc.
• LN-108 900 N Ocean major site‑plan request for Beach Villa 900 Ocean Boulevard Condominium, Inc.

City Commission

This special City Commission meeting consists largely of procedural items (call to order, roll call, approval of agenda). The sole substantive item is a presentation by Cooper City Mayor Greg Ross and County Commissioner Beam Furr on the Broward League of Cities Solid Waste Working Group. No fiscal impact is noted.

• 21-737 Presentation of the Broward League of Cities Solid Waste Working Group by Cooper City Mayor Greg Ross and County Commissioner Beam Furr (Fiscal Impact: N/A)

City Commission

The City Commission will consider several resolutions, including a major bond issuance for city projects. The agenda also includes discussions on zoning changes, traffic circulation, and fire rescue service assessments.

• Issuance of $81,625,000 in General Obligation Bonds for public safety, parks, and streets
• Fire Rescue assessment rate establishment with a fiscal impact of $22,605,688
• Rezoning of property at 300 and 400 Circle Drive from RS-1 to RS-2
• Change in traffic circulation on Pompano Beach Boulevard between NE 2nd Street and NE 3rd Street
• License agreement with Boucher Brothers Management, Inc. for beach equipment rental

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider eight development applications, including a rezoning and major site plan for Hunters Manor (north of NW 6th Street), the Harbourside at Hidden Harbour site plan at 1490 North Federal Highway, and other major and minor site plans across the city. Items include the Falcone Major Site Plan, Collier City BSO Substation, Ocean 723, St. Phillips Church, and an 8-unit multifamily project. No dollar amounts or public hearing times are specified in the agenda.

• Hunters Manor rezoning and major site plan (CRA-owned, north of NW 6th St. between NW 19th Ct. and NW 18th Ave.)
• Harbourside at Hidden Harbour major site plan at 1490 North Federal Highway (multiple folios, PD-I zoning)
• Falcone Major Site Plan at 3151-3251 North Federal Highway (commercial use, B-3 zoning)
• Collier City BSO Substation minor site plan at 2714 NW 4th Court (city-owned, commercial land use)
• Ocean 723 major site plan at 723 North Ocean Boulevard (medium-high residential, RM-20 zoning)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA will vote on consent items approving 5-year continuing contracts for professional services and a resolution delegating authority during August hiatus. Regular agenda includes a presentation of the FY2022 budgets for East and Northwest CRA districts, approval of the amended Northwest CRA Plan, and consideration of an unsolicited proposal from FD Construction to build 12 townhomes on CRA-owned land along North Dixie Highway at no land cost.

• Unsolicited proposal from FD Construction for 12 townhomes on North Dixie Highway (est. $3.68M total project cost)
• Presentation and discussion of FY2022 budgets and five-year finance plans for East and Northwest CRA districts
• Resolution approving amended Northwest CRA Plan to comply with current statute
• Resolution authorizing chair/vice-chair to perform CRA business during August board hiatus
• Approval of 5-year continuing contracts for structural engineering, surveying, mechanical/plumbing, and environmental testing services

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency adopted an amended Northwest CRA plan and approved multiple professional service contracts. The board also received a presentation on the FY2022 budget, which will be finalized for approval in September.

• Adopted amended Northwest CRA plan (6-0)
• Approved structural engineering services contract (6-0)
• Approved professional surveying and mapping services contract (6-0)
• Approved mechanical and plumbing services contract (6-0)
• Approved environmental testing services contract (6-0)
• Authorized Chair/VP to act during August hiatus (6-0)
• Received FY2022 budget presentation for East and Northwest CRA districts
• Received unsolicited development proposal from FD Construction

City Commission

This City Commission budget workshop focuses on the proposed FY 2021/2022 operating budget, including a recommendation for the operating millage rate and fire assessment fees. Commissioners will also discuss and potentially approve the five-year capital improvement plan for FY 2022-2026. The meeting begins with a presentation from the city manager.

• City Manager's presentation on FY 2021/2022 budget overview and summary
• Discussion and approval of the five-year capital improvement plan FY 2022-2026
• Consideration of approval of operating millage rate recommendation
• Consideration of approval of fire assessment fees recommendation

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hear six items including one special exception, four variances, and one major temporary permit. The special exception would allow a family community residence at 2781 NE 2nd Avenue. The board will also consider variances for properties on SE 11th Street, S Cypress Road, N Dixie Highway, and SE 1 Terrace, and a temporary permit for U-Haul at 1120 NE 48 Street.

• Special Exception for family community residence at 2781 NE 2nd Avenue (LN-122)
• Variance for Walter Crowell at 2749 SE 11th Street (LN-128)
• Variance for 438-470 S Cypress Road (LN-139)
• Major Temporary Permit for U-Haul of Florida at 1120 NE 48 Street (LN-159)
• Variance for property at 1741 N Dixie Highway (LN-157)

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a consent agenda with several contracts and resolutions, and a regular agenda featuring multiple public hearings. Key items include a large stormwater improvement loan, rezonings at two properties, and amendments to building and zoning codes.

• $8,846,118 state revolving loan for stormwater improvements on Gateway Drive, Kendall Lake, and SW 2nd Street
• Rezoning of 723 N. Ocean Blvd from RM-20 to RPUD
• Rezoning of 300 and 400 Circle Drive in Lake Santa Barbara from RS-1 to RS-2
• $399,122.47 work authorization for Lyons Park project
• $292,490 change order for seawalls under SE 5th Avenue Bridge

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several site plans, plats, and an obstruction permit. Items include major site plans for Raceway Atlantic and The Residences at Palm Aire Golf, as well as minor site plans and plats for other developments. The committee may approve, deny, or conditionally approve each request.

• 900 N Ocean Blvd Air Park Obstruction Permit (Beach Villa 900 Ocean Blvd Condominium, Inc.)
• ENCO LLC Plat at 101 NW 13th Ave (industrial zoning)
• U-Haul Self Storage Plat and Major Site Plan at 790-820 SW 12th Ave
• Raceway Atlantic Major Site Plan at 2851 W. Atlantic Blvd (RaceTrac Petroleum)
• The Residences at Palm Aire Golf Major Site Plan at 700 Cypress Grove Drive

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider five development applications, including a major site plan for Downtown Pompano Apartments at NE 2nd Street and NE 1st Avenue, a major building design for Highland Oaks at 921 NW 3 Avenue, and a sign structure review at Atlantic and Andrews. The committee will also approve minutes from the June 1, 2021 meeting. No dollar amounts are disclosed for any item.

• Major Site Plan for Downtown Pompano Apartments (LN-155) at NE 2nd Street and NE 1st Avenue
• Major Building Design for Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living (LN-112) at 921 NW 3 Avenue
• Sign Structure Review for WA WA AT ATLANTIC AND ANDREWS (LN-154) at Atlantic and Andrews
• Minor Site Plan for Medical Offices and Senior Center (LN-93) at 101 NW 12 Street
• Major Site Plan for 900 N Ocean (LN-156) at 900 N. Ocean Boulevard, a condominium project

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed five design submissions. Four were approved (three with conditions, one as amended) and one required resubmittal. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Wa Wa at Atlantic and Andrews with conditions
• Resubmittal required for Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC
• Approved Downtown Pompano Apartments as amended
• Approved Medical Offices and Senior Center with conditions
• Approved 900 N Ocean with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider several items including a rezoning for Santa Barbara Isle at 300 & 400 Circle Dr., a major site plan for a new restaurant at Taha Marine Center on E Atlantic Blvd, a land use plan map correction for Hillsboro Light Towers, and a text amendment for nonconforming uses. The board will also approve minutes from previous meetings and hear public comment. Details for the capital improvement plan 2022-2026 and the text amendment are not provided in the agenda.

• Rezoning request (LN-117) for 300 & 400 Circle Dr. from RS-1 to unspecified zoning.
• Major site plan (LN-84) for new restaurant at Taha Marine Center, 3109-3231 E Atlantic Blvd.
• Land Use Plan Map Correction (LN-140) for Hillsboro Light Towers and Claridge Condominium at 1340 S Ocean Blvd and 2639 N Riverside Dr.
• Text Amendment (LN-141) to Section 155.7304.B regarding nonconforming uses (details not provided).
• Recommended Capital Improvement Plan 2022-2026 (LN-151) with no details provided.

City Commission

The Commission holds public hearings on second reading for ordinances authorizing up to $12 million in water and wastewater revenue bonds for capital projects. The agenda also includes a rezoning at 723 N. Ocean Blvd., approval of LED lighting agreements in the Leisureville area, a school crossing services contract, and a $1.5 million park cooperation agreement. Consent items cover appointments, service contracts, and grants.

• Public hearings on second reading for $12M Water and Wastewater Revenue Bond, Series 2021 (Items 13 & 14)
• Rezoning of 723 N. Ocean Blvd. from RM-20 to RPUD (Item 8)
• Four LED lighting agreements with FPL totaling $463,916.78 for the Leisureville area (Item 11)
• Service contract with Butler Group for school crossing services at $782,292 annually (Item 12)
• Project cooperation agreement with O.B. Mitchell Moore Park, LLC for $1.5M (Item 9)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hear a presentation of the Fiscal Year 2022 Estimated General Fund Budget (Agenda Item 21-639). No vote or adoption is listed; the item is for informational presentation. The meeting also includes the standard audience‑to‑be‑heard session and routine procedural items.

• Agenda Item 21-639 – Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2022 Estimated General Fund Budget

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear two variance requests: one by Walter Crowell at 2749 SE 11th Street and another by Meyer Family Invest LTD at 438-470 S Cypress Road. A special exception for a family community residence at 2781 NE 2nd Avenue is proposed for postponement to the July 15 meeting. The board will also approve minutes from May 20, 2021.

• LN-122 Special Exception for family community residence at 2781 NE 2nd Avenue – postponement requested
• LN-128 Variance by Walter Crowell for property at 2749 SE 11th Street
• LN-139 Variance by Meyer Family Invest LTD for property at 438-470 S Cypress Road
• Approval of minutes from May 20, 2021 meeting

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider four site plan applications: a major site plan for a Raising Cane's restaurant at 2501 N. Federal Highway, a major site plan for a residential project at 723 Ocean Blvd., a major site plan for Harbourside at Hidden Harbour, and a minor site plan for Pompano Live Roadways at Isle of Capri Circle. All items are listed as new business.

• Major site plan and building design for Raising Cane's at 2501 N. Federal Highway (P&Z# 21-12000008)
• Major site plan for Ocean 723 at 723 Ocean Blvd. (P&Z# 21-12000020)
• Major site plan for Harbourside at Hidden Harbour at multiple addresses (P&Z# 21-12000023)
• Minor site plan for Pompano Live Roadways at Isle of Capri Circle (P&Z# 21-12000022)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will vote on a property disposition and development agreement with Hadar Homes, LLC for eight vacant infill parcels in the Northwest CRA district. They will also consider a $350,000 interior and exterior improvement project at 11 NE 1st Street. Additionally, a presentation on amendments to the Northwest CRA Plan is scheduled, along with several appointments to the Northwest District Advisory Committee.

• Resolution authorizing property disposition and development agreement with Hadar Homes, LLC for 8 vacant infill housing parcels in the Northwest CRA district
• Resolution authorizing $350,000 in interior and exterior improvements to 11 NE 1st Street
• Presentation on amendments to the Northwest CRA Plan
• Appointments of residents and financial professional to the Northwest District Advisory Committee (4 seats)

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved a property disposition agreement with Hadar Homes for eight vacant housing parcels and authorized $350,000 for exterior and interior improvements at 11 NE 1st Street. The board also appointed residents to the Northwest District Advisory Committee.

• Approved property disposition agreement with Hadar Homes (6-0)
• Authorized $350,000 for improvements at 11 NE 1st Street (6-0)
• Appointed Whitney Rawls to Northwest District Advisory Committee (6-0)
• Appointed Shelton Pooler to Northwest District Advisory Committee (6-0)
• Tabled motion to require land value recoupment before sale (2-4)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several items, including a $17.66 million contract for stormwater and wastewater improvements at Lyons Park, a $642,890 water system interconnect upgrade, and the sale of surplus property at 1207 E Atlantic Boulevard. Also up for decision are a parking citation amnesty program, easement abandonments, and second readings of ordinances for consultant services and land use map corrections.

• $17,659,117.70 Lyons Park stormwater and wastewater improvements contract with Giannetti Contracting Corporation
• $642,890 water system interconnect upgrades awarded to Southeastern Engineering Contractors
• Surplus real property sale at 1207 E Atlantic Boulevard
• Parking citation amnesty program forgiving late fees over 61 days, with $60,000 fiscal impact
• Abandonment of utility easement at Fire Station 52 and remnant right-of-way adjacent to the Sonata Project

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two new business items: a major site plan for a condominium at 900 North Ocean Boulevard and a plat for a Raising Cane's restaurant at 2501 North Federal Highway. Both requests require committee approval and are scheduled for discussion at this meeting.

• Major site plan for Beach Villa 900 Ocean Boulevard Condominium at 900 N Ocean Boulevard (folio 484331CD0010-484331CD0470)
• Plat for Raising Cane's Restaurant at 2501 N Federal Highway (folio 484319000290)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will decide on a resolution authorizing the purchase of six properties from Christ Church United Methodist for $7,612,500. The lots near Founders Park are intended for use as a municipal charter school.

• Resolution 21-572: Authorize purchase of six properties near Founders Park for $7,612,500 for a municipal charter school.

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a major building design request for the Highland Oaks project at 921 NW 3 Avenue. The project is proposed by Pompano Beach Living LLC and located in a Residential Planned Unit Development zone. A public hearing and decision on the design are expected.

• Major Building Design request for LN-112 Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC at 921 NW 3 Avenue (folios 484235870010 & 484235870020)

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed the Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC submission and determined that a resubmittal is required. No vote tally was recorded. The item was not approved as submitted.

• Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC submission required resubmittal (no vote recorded)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a major site plan and building design for a restaurant at 215-225 N. Pompano Beach Blvd., a text amendment for Pompano Realty USA at 277 S. Pompano Parkway, and a housing text amendment (details not provided in the agenda). The meeting includes approval of minutes and public comment.

• LN-85: Major Site Plan and Major Building Design for a restaurant at 215-225 N. Pompano Beach Blvd. (owner: City of Pompano Beach)
• LN-131: Text Amendment by Pompano Realty USA at 277 S. Pompano Parkway
• LN-135: Housing Text Amendment (agent: Jennifer Gomez, other details missing from agenda)
• Public hearing for individuals testifying under oath

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider adopting a term sheet for a public-private partnership for master development of city-owned property. Commissioners will also vote on a joint participation agreement with FDOT for roadway improvements along SR-A1A, a $250,000 renovation of pickleball courts at Community Park, and a $200,000 settlement of personal injury claims. The consent agenda includes multiple interlocal agreements, utility easements, and professional services contracts.

• Adoption of term sheet for public-private partnership for master development of city-owned property
• Roadway improvements along SR-A1A from Sunset Lane to SE 1st Street ($679,153 from FDOT)
• Renovation of pickleball courts at Community Park ($250,000)
• Settlement of personal injury claims by Carol and David Schroeder ($200,000)
• Revised streets, park and facility naming procedures and criteria

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear nine items, including an appeal from U-Haul of Florida, two special exceptions, one major temporary use, and five variances. Two items (LN-122 and LN-128) are requested to be postponed to June. No decision is final; all items are open for public comment.

• Appeal of Hearing by U-Haul Co. of Florida at 790-820 SW 12th Avenue (Industrial zoning)
• Major Temporary Use by OB Properties LLC at 2901 N Federal Highway (B-3 General Business)
• Special Exception for Family Community Residence at 2781 NE 2nd Avenue (request to postpone)
• Variance for Nicole Puleo at 1300 SE 22 Avenue (RS-2 single-family)
• Variance for Tammy Anderson at 3170 NE 11 Avenue (RS-3 single-family)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing six development applications: a rezoning for parcels at 300 & 400 Circle Dr., a text amendment for 277 S. Pompano Parkway, and minor site plans for a medical office/senior center at 101 NW 12 St., a BSO substation at 2714 NW 4 Ct., a parking lot on NW 6 Ave., and an industrial site at 951 SW 12 Ave. These are preliminary reviews; no final decisions are recorded in the agenda.

• Santa Barbara Isle Rezoning – request to rezone two parcels at 300 & 400 Circle Dr. from RS-1 (Single Family) to unknown designation
• Pompano Realty USA Text Amendment – request to amend zoning text for property at 277 S. Pompano Parkway (B-2 Community Business)
• Medical Office and Senior Center – minor site plan for a mixed-use facility at 101 NW 12 Street (B-3 General Business)
• Collier City BSO Substation – minor site plan for a Broward Sheriff's Office substation at 2714 NW 4 Court (B-2 Community Business)
• Akel Parking Lot – minor site plan for a parking lot on NW 6 Avenue in the Transit Oriented Downtown Pompano Overlay District

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider approving a development agreement with Sonata Apartments Ltd. for a 121-unit mixed-use project west of Dixie Highway between NW 6th Street and NW 8th Court, including $1.5 million in public infrastructure and $420,000 for drainage relocation. The board will also vote on consent items approving five-year continuing contracts for architectural, civil engineering, landscape architectural, and construction engineering inspection services, and appoint members to the Northwest District Advisory Committee.

• Proposed development agreement for Sonata Apartments: 121 units (57 at 70% AMI, 15 market-rate, remainder unspecified) plus 3,500 sq ft retail; CRA contribution $1,920,000 ($1.5M infrastructure + $420,000 drainage relocation)
• Approval of form contracts for architectural services with 9 firms (Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Cartaya and Associates, etc.) – five-year term, no upfront cost
• Approval of form contracts for civil engineering services with 12 firms (Baxter & Woodman, Calvin Giordano, etc.) – five-year term, no upfront cost
• Approval of form contracts for landscape architectural services with 13 firms (Bermello Ajamil, Calvin Giordano, etc.) – five-year term, no upfront cost
• Approval of form contracts for construction engineering inspection (CEI) services with 12 firms (Baxter & Woodman, Carollo Engineers, etc.) – five-year term, no upfront cost

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved a development agreement with Sonata Apartments Ltd. for a 121-unit mixed-use, mixed-income project west of Dixie Highway, with a fiscal impact of $1.92 million ($1.5M for public infrastructure, $420K for drainage relocation). The board also approved four continuing professional services contracts for architecture, civil engineering, landscape architecture, and construction engineering inspection, each with one dissenting vote. Phyllis Smith was appointed to the Northwest District Advisory Committee (4-2), and several other appointments were tabled.

• Approved $1.92M development agreement for Sonata Apartments (unanimous)
• Approved architectural services continuing contract (5-1, Perkins no)
• Approved civil engineering services continuing contract (5-1, Perkins no)
• Approved landscape architectural services continuing contract (5-1, Perkins no)
• Approved construction engineering inspection services continuing contract (5-1, Perkins no)
• Appointed Phyllis Smith to NW District Advisory Committee (4-2)
• Tabled appointment of one NW CRA resident (1-year term)
• Tabled two other NW CRA advisory committee appointments

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing several plats, site plans, and a flex for development projects across the city. Items include a plat for the LIVE! Resort, a minor site plan for the Isle Casino building addition, and a major site plan for The Backyard mixed-use project. Also on the agenda are a new restaurant at Taha Marine Center and a site plan for Fire Station 52 & Fuel Depot.

• Plat for LIVE! Resort at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Minor site plan for Isle Casino Building Addition at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Major site plan & building design for The Backyard at 114-128 N. Flagler Ave
• New restaurant at Taha Marine Center (3109-3231 E Atlantic Blvd)
• Fire Station 52 & Fuel Depot site plan at 10 SW 27 Ave

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider five major building design and site plan applications at this meeting. Projects include the Riverside Promenade development, Highland Oaks residential project, Festival Marketplace, a new restaurant at Taha Marine Center, and the R3 restaurant project. The committee will also approve minutes from the April 6, 2021 meeting.

• Major building design review for Riverside Promenade at 101 S Riverside Dr and 3200 E Atlantic Blvd
• Major building design for Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC at 921 NW 3 Avenue
• Major site plan for Festival Marketplace at 2900 W Sample Rd
• Major site plan for new restaurant at Taha Marine Center at 3109-3231 E Atlantic Blvd
• Major site plan and building design for R3 restaurant at 215-225 N Pompano Beach Blvd

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved the Riverside Promenade site plan and a new restaurant at Taha Marine Center. The committee also approved a major site plan and building design for an R3 restaurant. A submission for Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC was postponed, and a submission for Festival Marketplace was resubmitted.

• Approved Riverside Promenade site plan
• Postponed Highland Oaks / Pompano Beach Living LLC submission
• Resubmitted Festival Marketplace (Industrial) submission
• Approved New Restaurant at Taha Marine Center
• Approved R3 Restaurant major site plan and building design

City Commission

This virtual meeting includes presentations on the police/firefighters' pension actuarial valuation, the 2020-2025 strategic plan progress, and an internal audit activity report. The consent agenda features approval of a COVID-19 vaccination drive at Pompano Citi Centre, adoption of a fire prevention fee study, a $34,000 storm drain mural project in the Innovation District, and several license and lease amendments. The commission will also consider an updated strategic plan for 2021-2026.

• Event agreement for COVID-19 vaccination drive at Pompano Citi Centre (21-463)
• Adoption of fire prevention fee study by PMG Associates, Inc. (21-464)
• Authorization for $34,000 storm drain mural designs by William Savarese, Inc. in the Innovation District (21-408)
• First amendment to license agreement with Hola Mundo!, LLC for bilingual summer camp ($3,000) at main beach (21-417)
• Ranking of Giannetti Contracting Corp. for Lyons Park stormwater/wastewater improvements (21-479)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several major and minor site plans, including a Raising Cane's restaurant at 2501 N. Federal Highway, a major site plan at 400 E. Atlantic Boulevard, and a trio of items for 900 N. Ocean Boulevard (plat, rezoning, and major site plan). Also on the agenda is a flex request at 3151-3251 Federal Highway and a minor site plan at 1150 E. Atlantic Boulevard. All items are up for review and discussion; no final decisions are indicated.

• Raising Cane's Pompano Beach – Major Site Plan at 2501 N. Federal Highway (P&Z 21-12000008)
• 400 East Atlantic Boulevard – Major Site Plan at 400 E. Atlantic Blvd (P&Z 20-12000027)
• 900 N Ocean Rezoning – request to change zoning at 900 N. Ocean Boulevard (P&Z 21-13000002)
• 1307 South Wabash Flex – flex request at 3151-3251 Federal Highway (P&Z 20-05000003)
• SE 1 Residence Minor Site Plan – minor site plan at 1150 E. Atlantic Blvd (P&Z 19-12000037)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board will vote on consent agenda items including a property sale, closing extension, development agreement amendment, and easement. Regular agenda items include a rent forbearance request, a $54,844 amendment for the McNab House relocation, and a $348,500 consulting contract with Redevelopment Management Associates for continued redevelopment work.

• $348,500 service contract with Redevelopment Management Associates for consulting services
• $54,844 second amendment to Modern House & Building Movers contract for McNab House foundation
• Sale of vacant lot at NW 2nd Terrace to LPI Homebuyers for $18,210 to build a duplex
• Extension of closing for 337 NW 4th Street purchase due to deed and tenant issues
• Consideration of rent forbearance for Edwards Photoland at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved resolutions to sell property, execute development agreements, and authorize a service contract. The board also approved a second amendment to a moving service agreement for the McNab House project.

• Approved sale of NW 2nd Terrace property for $18,210
• Approved sale of 337 NW 4th Street property
• Approved first amendment to D.R. Horton development agreement
• Approved easement agreement for NW 31st Avenue
• Approved second amendment to Modern House Movers contract ($54,844)
• Approved service contract with Redevelopment Management Associates
• Directed staff to negotiate tenant relocation and payment plan for Edwards Photoland
• Denied rent forbearance for Edwards Photoland

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear an appeal from U-Haul of Florida requesting a 30-day postponement of a hearing for a property at 790-820 SW 12th Avenue. The board will also consider a special exception for U-Haul at the same location and variances for four residential properties: 2406 Bay Drive, 1351 W Terra Mar Drive, 2256 SE 13th Street, and 1079 SW 2nd Avenue.

• U-Haul of Florida appeal hearing (LN-98) requesting 30-day postponement to May 20
• U-Haul special exception (LN-99) at 790-820 SW 12th Avenue in Industrial district
• Variance (LN-102) for 2406 Bay Drive in RS-2 residential zone
• Variance (LN-103) for 1351 W Terra Mar Drive in RS-2 zone
• Variances (LN-100, LN-101) for 2256 SE 13th Street and 1079 SW 2nd Avenue

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review six applications, including a major site plan for Atlantic Stone Source at 950 N. Powerline Rd. The committee will consider minor and major site plans, a text amendment, and a rezoning request for projects in the city. Decisions will be made on land use designations and zoning districts for each proposal.

• LN-91 DP Development Minor Site Plan – 2240 NW 22 Street, Industrial (I-1)
• LN-92 John Knox Village Text Amendment – 651 SW 6 Street, Local Activity Center (LAC)
• LN-95 John Knox Village Rezoning – 51 SW 6 Street, Local Activity Center (LAC)
• LN-97 Atlantic Stone Source Major Site Plan – 950 N. Powerline Rd., Commercial (B-3)
• LN-93 Medical Offices and Senior Center Minor Site Plan – 101 NW 12 Street, Commercial (B-3)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will first approve minutes from the March 2, 2021 meeting. It will then consider four new‑business projects: a major site plan for the City’s Fire/Operations Center at 100 SW 3 St, a minor site and major building design for Mullet Alley Plaza on N. Flagler Ave and NE 1st Ave, a major site plan for a warehouse at 621 NE 1 Ave, and a major site plan for the Festival Marketplace at 2900 W Sample Rd.

• LN-83 Fire/Operations Center – major site plan, City of Pompano Beach, 100 SW 3 St, land use CF, zoning CF
• LN-14 Mullet Alley Plaza – minor site and major building design, Old Towne Flagler LLC, 114‑128 N. Flagler Ave and 135, 165 NE 1st Ave, zoning TO-DPOD
• LN-42 NE 8th St Warehouses – major site plan, owner Glenn Speck, 621 NE 1 Ave, zoning B-4 (Heavy Business)
• LN-66 Festival Marketplace – major site plan, Festival Real Estate LLC, 2900 W Sample Rd, zoning B-3

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved three project submissions: Pompano Beach Fire/EOC, The Backyard site plan, and NE 8th St Warehouses. A fourth submission, Festival Marketplace (Industrial), was postponed. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Pompano Beach Fire/EOC submission
• Approved The Backyard site plan
• Approved NE 8th St Warehouses submission
• Postponed Festival Marketplace (Industrial) submission

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear a GO Bond project update, review a major site plan for warehouses at 621 NE 1st Avenue, and consider a plat for a new BSO substation in Collier City. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and take public comment.

• LN-42: Major Site Plan for warehouses at 621 NE 1 Ave (B-4 Heavy Business district)
• LN-90: Plat for Collier City BSO Substation at 2714 NW 4th Court & 441 NW 27th Avenue
• GO Bond Project Update (discussion item)

City Commission

The City Commission will consider ratifying an event agreement for a COVID-19 vaccination drive at Pompano Citi Centre. A consent agenda includes approvals for a $479,347 refuse vehicle, $175,000 in EMS supplies, a $842,961 CDBG amendment, and multiple resolutions opposing state preemption of local regulations on vacation rentals and home-based businesses.

• Ratification of a COVID-19 vaccination drive agreement at Pompano Citi Centre
• Purchase of an underground refuse container service vehicle for $479,347
• Piggyback contract for EMS medications/supplies not to exceed $175,000 annually
• Second substantial amendment to FY 2019-2020 CDBG Annual Action Plan for $842,961 in CDBG-CV-3 funds
• Resolution opposing Senate Bill 522 and House Bill 219 that would preempt local vacation rental regulation

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider four items: two special exceptions (697 SW 9th Terrace and 1660 N Powerline Road), a major temporary use (1380 S Ocean Boulevard), and a variance (2111 N Ocean Boulevard). All items are public hearings with testimony under oath. The board will also approve minutes from the February 18, 2021 meeting.

• Special Exception for 697 SW 9th Terrace (I-1 Industrial zone, owner 697 SW 9th Terrace LLC)
• Major Temporary Use for 1380 S Ocean Boulevard (PD-I zone, owner 1380 Ocean Associates LLC)
• Special Exception for 1660 N Powerline Road (I-1 Industrial zone, owner 1660 Powerline Road LLC)
• Variance for 2111 N Ocean Boulevard (RS-2 Single-Family zone, owner Alayne Goldman)
• Approval of February 18, 2021 meeting minutes

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review six new business items, including a right-of-way vacation on Dixie Highway, a rezoning for the Pompano Center Exchange, and site plans for a restaurant at Taha Marine Center, Mullet Alley Plaza, an industrial storage yard, and another restaurant. These are requests for approvals such as rezoning, site plan, and building design. No fiscal amounts are listed in the agenda.

• LN-89 Sonata ROW Vacation: right-of-way vacation on the 700 block of Dixie Highway
• LN-76 Pompano Center Exchange Rezoning: planned development rezoning at 1700 NW 18th St
• LN-84 New Restaurant at Taha Marine Center: major site plan at 3109-3231 E Atlantic Blvd
• LN-14 Mullet Alley Plaza: minor site and major building design at 114-128 N. Flagler Ave
• LN-75 First Industrial Storage Yard: minor site plan at 1001 NW 12 Terrace

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider four site plan applications: a major site plan for a city fire/operations center at 100 SW 3rd Street, a minor site plan for a Popeyes restaurant at 3051 W Atlantic Blvd, a minor site plan for Sun Recycling #1 at 2240 NW 16th Street, and a major building design review for Vista BMW Service Garage at 744 N Federal Highway. All items are scheduled for discussion at the virtual meeting.

• Major Site Plan for Fire/Operations Center (city-owned) at 100 SW 3rd Street
• Minor Site Plan for Popeyes restaurant at 3051 W Atlantic Blvd
• Minor Site Plan for Sun Recycling #1 at 2240 NW 16th Street
• Major Building Design and Vernacular/Superior Design for Vista BMW Service Garage at 744 N Federal Highway

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a major building design request (P&Z# 20-12000033) for Banyan Environmental at 1550 NW 24 Ave, owned by Demisol Holdings, LLC. The property has Industrial and Commercial land use designations and is zoned I-1 General Industrial and B-4 Heavy Business. The committee will also approve minutes from the February 2021 meeting and discuss transitioning virtual meetings from Go-to Meeting to Zoom Webinar.

• Major Building Design review for LN-55 Banyan Environmental at 1550 NW 24 Ave (P&Z# 20-12000033)
• Property owned by Demisol Holdings, LLC; zoning: I-1 General Industrial & B-4 Heavy Business
• Approval of minutes from February 2021 meeting
• Discussion of virtual meeting platform transition from Go-to Meeting to Zoom Webinar

The Architectural Appearance Committee met virtually on March 2, 2021. The committee approved a submission from Banyan Environmental. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved Banyan Environmental submission
• Meeting held virtually

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will review a plat request for the Sonata project covering NW 3 Ave, NW 8 Ct, NW 7 St, and N Dixie Hwy. It will also hear major site plan applications for Atlantic 3350 at 3500 E Atlantic Blvd, a warehouse project at 621 NE 1 Ave, an industrial/commercial development at 1550 NW 24 Ave, and a hardware store at 2429 NW 4 St. The meeting includes routine items such as call to order, roll call, and approval of minutes from the January 27, 2021 meeting.

• LN-18 SONATA PLAT – request for plat; location NW 3 Ave, NW 8 Ct, NW 7 St & N Dixie Hwy; zoning RM-20/B-3
• LN-36 ATLANTIC 3350 – major site plan; 3500 E Atlantic Blvd; zoning B-3/AOD/PCD
• LN-42 NE 8TH ST WAREHOUSES – major site plan; 621 NE 1 Ave; zoning B-4 (Heavy Business)
• LN-55 BANYAN ENVIRONMENTAL – major site plan; 1550 NW 24 Ave; zoning I-1 (Industrial) & B-4 (Heavy Business)
• LN-57 IMECA HARDWARE – major site plan; 2429 NW 4 St; zoning B-2 (Community Business)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will vote on a 15-item consent agenda, including a $842,961 second substantial amendment to the FY 2019-2020 CDBG annual action plan for COVID-19 relief, $280,000 in non-profit appropriations, a $195,150 public art plan, a $250,000 workers' compensation settlement, and a resolution urging the state to allow smoking bans on public beaches and parks. All items are expected to be approved unless pulled for discussion. The meeting is fully virtual due to the pandemic.

• $842,961 CDBG-CV-3 amendment for COVID-19 relief
• $280,000 in appropriations to various non-profit corporations
• $195,150 public art FY 2021 annual plan
• $250,000 settlement of workers' compensation claim (with $145,000 insurance reimbursement)
• $178,000/year revenue extension of towing contract with Emerald Transportation

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider one withdrawn appeal, three special exception requests, and one variance. They will also approve minutes from the previous meeting. The withdrawn appeal is for a church project at 950 South Cypress Road. The special exceptions and variance involve properties on East McNab Road, Northwest 24th Avenue, Southwest 9th Terrace, and Southeast 13th Street.

• LN-82: Withdrawn appeal for New Korean Church of Florida at 950 South Cypress Road
• LN-78: Special exception for 540 McNab, L.C. at 540 E McNab Road
• LN-79: Special exception for Demisol Holdings LLC at 1550 NW 24th Avenue
• LN-80: Special exception for 697 SW 9th Terrace LLC at 697 SW 9th Terrace
• LN-81: Variance for Michael VanBronkhorst at 581 SE 13th Street

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a minor site plan application for Royal Palm Business Center at 1350-1390 NW 14th Ave in Pompano Beach. The property is zoned I-1 (Light Industrial) with an Industrial land use designation. The meeting will be held virtually at 9:00 AM on February 17, 2021.

• Minor Site Plan review for Royal Palm Business Center (LN-77, P&Z# 20-12000020)
• Project location: 1350-1390 NW 14th Ave, Folio 484234000840
• Owner: Royal Palm Business Center
• Zoning District: I-1, Land Use Designation: I, Commission District 4
• Agent: Andre Capi (954-941-3329); Planner: Matt Edge (954-786-5554)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider a consent agenda that includes extending the construction completion date for six single-family homes on infill lots in the Northwest CRA district, approving a $97,532.52 contract for unarmed roving security services in the East CRA district, and extending a property purchase contract for a lot on NW 6 Avenue. The regular agenda includes amendments to by-laws for both East and Northwest CRA advisory committees to establish staggered member terms.

• Extension of construction deadline for GO Eco Homes to October 31, 2021 on six parcels (900 NW 19th Ave, 1910 NW 19th Ave, 2020 NW 9th St, 2030 NW 9th St, 1921 NW 8th St, 1911 NW 8th St)
• Unarmed roving security contract with Professional Security Concepts, Inc. for $97,532.52 in the East CRA District
• Extension of sale/purchase contract for property at NW 6 Avenue to allow removal of encroaching dumpster, closing by June 23, 2021
• Amendments to East CRA Advisory Committee by-laws to provide staggered terms
• Amendments to Northwest CRA Advisory Committee by-laws to provide staggered terms

The CRA Board approved a $97,532.52 contract for unarmed security services in the East CRA District. The Board also authorized a construction deadline extension for Go Eco Homes, LLC and updated bylaws for two advisory committees.

• Approved extension of construction completion date to October 31, 2021 for Go Eco Homes, LLC (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved addendum to contract for sale and purchase with Sunview Investments, LLC for property at NW 6 Avenue (6-0)
• Approved $97,532.52 contract with Professional Security Concepts, Inc. for unarmed roving security in East CRA District (6-0)
• Approved amendments to East CRA Advisory Committee bylaws regarding member terms and procedures (6-0)
• Approved amendments to Northwest CRA Advisory Committee bylaws regarding member terms and procedures (6-0)
• Approved January 19, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous voice vote)

Development Review Committee

The Pompano Beach Development Review Committee will discuss two proposals that determine land use and development standards for specific addresses. Rezoning and site plan approvals dictate what can be built and how properties are used. The first item is a minor site plan for a storage yard at 1001 NW 12 Terrace, and the second is a planned development rezoning for the Pompano Center Exchange at 1700 NW 18th St. These items are scheduled for discussion at the virtual meeting on February 3, 2021, with no final decisions expected at this stage.

• LN-75: Minor site plan review for First Industrial Storage Yard at 1001 NW 12 Terrace
• LN-76: Planned development rezoning for Pompano Center Exchange at 1700 NW 18th St

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a sign review for Autozone at 3001 W Atlantic Blvd and major building design applications for three projects: a warehouse at 621 NE 1 Ave, a BMW service garage at 744 N. Federal Highway, and a hardware store at 2429 NW 4 Street. The committee also will approve minutes from its January 5, 2021 meeting.

• Sign review for Autozone at 3001 W Atlantic Blvd
• Major building design for NE 8th St Warehouses at 621 NE 1 Ave
• Major building design and vernacular/superior design for Vista BMW Service Garage at 744 N. Federal Highway
• Major building design for IMECA Hardware at 2429 NW 4 Street
• Approval of minutes from January 5, 2021 meeting

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved four submissions with conditions: Autozone 6365, NE 8th St Warehouses, Vista BMW Service Garage, and Imeca Hardware. The meeting was held virtually on February 2, 2021.

• Autozone 6365 submission approved with conditions
• NE 8th St Warehouses submission approved with conditions
• Vista BMW Service Garage submission approved with conditions
• IMECA HARDWARE submission approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear multiple items including a rezoning and land use plan amendment for 3500 NE 16th Terrace, a commercial flex request for 2429 NW 4 Street, and a major site plan for the Sonata development on the 600 block of N Dixie Hwy. The board will also consider text amendments regarding landscaping, screening, parking, and club/lodge districts.

• Rezoning request for 3500 NE 16th Terrace by Whitney LLC et al.
• Commercial Flex request for 3500 NE 16th Terrace (same property).
• Land Use Plan Amendment for Pompano Beach Citi Centre at 1190-1200 NE 23 Street & 1600 NE 23 Street.
• Major Site Plan for Sonata on 600 Block of N Dixie Hwy (owner: Paola Florida LLC, WTLG LLC & City of Pompano Beach).
• Text amendment on landscaping, screening & parking extension.

City Commission

The city commission will consider consent agenda items including an interlocal agreement with the Community Redevelopment Agency for construction of the Oceanside Parking Garage at 109 North Ocean Boulevard. A special presentation will honor Gary Cappellucci for an act of heroism. Other items include approval of a utility reimbursement agreement, property purchase, and multiple professional services contracts.

• Reimbursement agreement with 14th Street Townhomes Association for undergrounding overhead utilities (up to $109,000)
• Purchase of property at 99 N. Ocean Blvd for $7,500 from the Charles W. Bostwick Trust
• Interlocal agreement with Community Redevelopment Agency for Oceanside Parking Garage construction at 109 N. Ocean Blvd
• Resolution supporting McNab Road Complete Streets Improvement Project with Fort Lauderdale and Broward County
• Annual water treatment chemicals contract with Hawkins Inc. (up to $80,000) and lot mowing contracts (up to $80,000)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider two special exception applications. One is a re-hearing for JMPM Investment Co LTD at 929 SW 8 Street in a General Industrial district. The other is a community residence request by Megan Arpin at 242 SW 9th Street in an RS-2 district. The board will also hold annual elections for Chair and Vice Chair and adopt rules of procedure.

• Re-hearing of special exception (LN-03) for JMPM Investment Co LTD at 929 SW 8 Street, I-1 zoning
• Special exception (LN-72) for community residence by Megan Arpin at 242 SW 9th Street, RS-2 zoning
• Annual elections for Chair and Vice Chair
• Consideration of ZBA Rules of Procedure

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review four items: major and minor site plans and a planned development rezoning. These include an industrial project at Festival Marketplace, a truck terminal, a new 8-unit multifamily building, and a rezoning for Sabbia Beach Parcel B.

• Major site plan for Festival Marketplace industrial development at 2900 W Sample Rd
• Minor site plan for Paramount Park Truck Terminal on NW 15th Ave
• Minor site plan for new 8-unit multifamily at 524 N Riverside Dr
• Planned development rezoning for Sabbia Beach Parcel B at 730 N Ocean Blvd

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA board will vote on a $950,000 contract to purchase the Greater Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce property at 2200 E Atlantic Boulevard, including $280,000 for relocation assistance. The purchase would allow full use of the site for the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project. The East CRA Advisory Committee voted 3-3 on the request, and staff recommends approval. Other consent items include a $650,000 annual commitment for the Oceanside parking garage project and a $265,000 property purchase in the Northwest CRA.

• Purchase of Chamber of Commerce property at 2200 E Atlantic Blvd for $950,000
• Interlocal agreement for Oceanside parking garage at 109 N Ocean Blvd with $650,000 annual commitment
• Property purchase at 337 NW 4th Street for $265,000 for CRA assemblage
• Award of RFP for unarmed roving security guard services ($100,000) to Professional Security Concepts, Inc.
• Façade grant agreement of $80,000 with Trufa Negra LLC at 1905 E Atlantic Boulevard

Development Review Committee

The Pompano Beach Development Review Committee will consider five development proposals. Items include a major building design for the Sonata project at the 600 block of N Dixie Hwy, a minor site plan for the Pompano Business Center Building I at 1901 NW 25th Ave, a minor site plan for a Popeyes restaurant at 3051 W Atlantic Blvd, a minor site plan for The New Auto Toy Store at 929 SW 8th St, and a major site plan and building design for 400 E Atlantic Boulevard.

• Major Building Design – Sonata – 600 Block of N Dixie Hwy (RM-20/ B-3 zoning)
• Minor Site Plan – Pompano Business Center Building I – 1901 NW 25th Ave (I-1/ PCI zoning)
• Minor Site Plan – Popeyes – 3051 W Atlantic Blvd (B-3 zoning)
• Minor Site Plan – The New Auto Toy Store – 929 SW 8th St (I-1 zoning)
• Major Site Plan & Building Design – 400 E Atlantic Blvd (TO/EOD zoning)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Pompano Beach Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major building design applications: LN-36 Atlantic 3350 at 3500 E Atlantic Blvd and LN-37 Sonata at the 600 block of N Dixie Hwy. It will also review a master sign program request for the Plaza at Oceanside located at 1 N Ocean Blvd. The meeting includes routine items such as approval of the December 1, 2020 minutes.

• LN-36 Atlantic 3350 – Major Building Design request, Project Location: 3500 E Atlantic Blvd, Zoning District B-3/AOD/PCD
• LN-37 Sonata – Major Building Design request, Project Location: 600 Block of N Dixie Hwy, Zoning District RM-20/B-3
• LN-58 Plaza at Oceanside – Master Sign Program request, Project Location: 1 N Ocean Blvd, Zoning District B-3/PCD/AOD
• Approval of minutes from the December 1, 2020 meeting

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved three site plan submissions with conditions: Atlantic 3350, Sonata, and Plaza at Oceanside. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Atlantic 3350 site plan approved with conditions
• Sonata site plan approved with conditions
• Plaza at Oceanside site plan approved with conditions