Pompano Beach public meetings in 2022

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a plat application (LN-338) for 2606 Palm Aire Drive North, a proposed residential development by 2600 Palm Aire, LLC. Also on the agenda are three text amendments: one updating signage rules for John Knox Village, one revising home-based business regulations, and one correcting and revising design standards. The board will also approve minutes from the November 16 meeting.

• Plat approval for 2606 Palm Aire Drive North (LN-338) – RM-45 zoning, owner 2600 Palm Aire, LLC
• Text amendment for John Knox Village signage (LN-348)
• Text amendment for home-based businesses (LN-364)
• Text amendment for corrections and revised design standards (LN-376)
• Approval of minutes from November 16, 2022

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on two items: a major temporary use permit for a vacant parcel on W McNab Road and a special exception for property at 140-160 NW 31st Avenue. Two variance requests have been postponed to the January 19, 2023 meeting. The board will also discuss a revised meeting date for December 2023.

• Major temporary use permit for CELU Developments LLC on W McNab Road (vacant, industrial zoning)
• Special exception for BBA Property Holdings LLC at 140-160 NW 31st Avenue (commercial zoning)
• Variance for Entourage Florida Development at 407-419 N Riverside Drive postponed to 1/19/2023
• Variance for Airpark Parcel Y at 1550 NE 5th Avenue postponed to 1/19/2023
• Meetings calendar December 2023 revised to December 14, 2023

City Commission

The commission will consider a consent agenda with 21 items, including a partial settlement of the ongoing opioid litigation with Walmart Inc. for $94,571. Other items include accepting a $200,000 state grant for airport security gate enhancements, approving the FY2023 Public Art Plan with a $286,165 budget, and a settlement agreement resolving a foreclosure action at 1601 NW 15th Avenue for $250,000 paid to the city. A special presentation will highlight Habitat for Humanity's Collier City project as a finalist for an affordable housing award.

• Partial opioid litigation settlement with Walmart Inc. for $94,571
• $200,000 state grant for airport security gate enhancements (city contribution $50,000)
• Approval of FY2023 Public Art Plan with $286,165 budget
• Settlement of foreclosure action at 1601 NW 15th Avenue for $250,000 paid to city
• Presentation on Habitat for Humanity's Collier City affordable housing award finalist

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two new business items: a major site plan for a Festival Marketplace Racetrac at 2900 W Sample Road and a major building design for a new restaurant at 3885 N Federal Highway. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comment.

• Major Site Plan for Festival Market Place Racetrac, 2900 W Sample Road, owner Festival Real Estate LLC
• Major Building Design for new restaurant, 3885 N Federal Highway, owner 3885 N Federal LLC
• Both properties zoned B-3 (General Business)
• Public hearing for individuals testifying under oath

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two commercial projects with conditions: the Festival Marketplace Racetrac and a restaurant at 3885 N Federal Highway. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was primarily procedural. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Festival Marketplace Racetrac with conditions
• Approved 3885 N Federal Highway restaurant with conditions

City Commission

This special City Commission meeting will certify the official returns from the November 8, 2022 general municipal election and induct newly elected officials. The commission will also elect a Vice Mayor and establish rules of procedure using Robert's Rules of Order (Newly Revised 11th Edition). A public hearing period is provided at the start and end of the meeting.

• Resolution 23-94 accepting official election returns from Nov. 8, 2022 general municipal election (Fiscal Impact: N/A)
• Induction of City Officials with Oath of Office administered by the City Clerk
• Election of Vice Mayor by the new City Commission
• Establishment of Rules of Procedure (Robert's Rules of Order 11th Edition)
• Public hearing opportunity for residents to speak on any subject (3-minute limit per speaker)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on five items: two variance requests, two major temporary use permits, and one special exception. The board will decide on these requests after hearing testimony from applicants and the public.

• Variance for Veronica Thomas at 624 NW 3rd Avenue (RM-12 zoning)
• Variance for Entourage Florida Development at 407-419 N Riverside Drive (RM-45 zoning)
• Major Temporary Use Permit for CELU Developments on W McNab Road (vacant industrial parcel)
• Major Temporary Use Permit for Firth Properties Lakeside at 1201 S Ocean Boulevard (B-3 general business)
• Special Exception for B&E Properties Group at 2310 NW 3rd Avenue (B-2 community business)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review several development proposals, including a rezoning and land use plan amendment to convert commercial parcels to industrial use at 1201 NW 31st Ave, a major site plan for 128 apartment units at 950 N Powerline Rd, and a site plan for 12 new aircraft hangars at the Pompano Beach Airpark. The board will also consider two plats, an easement abandonment, and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Rezoning (LN-349) of 1201 NW 31st Ave from B-3/B-4 to I-1 industrial
• Local Land Use Plan Amendment (LN-341) for same property from Commercial to Industrial
• Major site plan (LN-362) for 128-unit Gateway Luxury Apartments at 950 N Powerline Rd
• Major site plan (LN-321) for 12 new aircraft hangars in 6 buildings at 1550 NE 5th Ave
• Easement abandonment (LN-363) for Gateway Luxury Apartments at 950 N Powerline Rd

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider major site plans for the Homewood Hotel at 505-599 N. Federal Highway and 1207 East Atlantic Boulevard, along with a plat for the Homewood Suites Hotel. Other items include a minor site plan for 2100 W. Atlantic Blvd and an industrial project at 2600-2700 Gateway Drive. A plat for 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd is also on the agenda.

• Major Site Plan for 1207 East Atlantic Boulevard by 1207 E Atlantic, LLC
• Major Site Plan for Homewood Hotel at 505-599 N. Federal Highway
• Plat for Homewood Suites Hotel at 505-599 N. Federal Highway
• Minor Site Plan with Building Design for 2100 Outparcel at 2100 W Atlantic Blvd
• Minor Site Plan for Alliance Gateway Industrial at 2600-2700 Gateway Drive

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA board will consider a consent agenda that includes a resolution to apply for a $1 million state grant for the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project, with $1 million in matching funds. Also on consent are rankings for residential or commercial development on North Powerline Road and for unarmed security guard services. The regular agenda includes contracts for security services in the East and Northwest CRA districts, proposals for a restaurant in the Old Town Arts and Entertainment District and a master operator for the McNab House restaurant, and an appointment to the East District Advisory Committee.

• Resolution to apply for $1 million LWCF grant and authorize $1 million match for McNab House and Botanical Gardens pathways, water feature, playground, and landscaping
• Ranking of firms for residential or commercial development on N. Powerline Road, with top-ranked Black Label Builders, LLC
• Ranking of firms for unarmed roving security guard services, with top-ranked FPI Security Services, Inc.
• Contract for unarmed security services in East CRA District at $139,717.76
• Contract for unarmed security services in Northwest CRA District at $323,676.72

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency approved contracts for unarmed security guard services in the East and Northwest CRA districts and authorized negotiations for a restaurant operator at the McNab House and Botanical Gardens.

• Approved $139,717.76 contract for East CRA security (5-0)
• Approved $323,676.72 contract for Northwest CRA security (5-0)
• Authorized negotiations for Old Town restaurant at 11 NE 1st Street (6-0)
• Authorized negotiations for McNab House operator (6-0)
• Approved $1M grant application for McNab House and Botanical Gardens (5-0)
• Approved ranking order for RFP E-31-22 and authorized contract with Black Label Builders (5-0)
• Approved ranking order for RFP T-25-22 and authorized contract with FPI Security Services (5-0)
• Approved appointment to East District Advisory Committee (6-0)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing to allocate up to 19 flex units for a proposed housing development at 950 North Powerline Road. Other items include a second public hearing on a comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning at 1700 Blount Road for a tax-credit housing project, a street naming proposal, and approval of a $1.39 million stormwater improvement contract. Consent agenda includes tire purchases, budget adjustments, and various agreements.

• Public hearing to allocate 19 flex units at 950 North Powerline Road
• Comprehensive plan amendment and rezoning at 1700 Blount Road for up to 7 flex units
• Dual naming of NE 2nd Street as 'McClellan Street'
• Award of $1,392,382 for Bay Drive Neighborhood Stormwater Improvements
• Recognition of retiring City Clerk Asceleta Hammond after 24 years

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review four development proposals at its meeting: a flex request at 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, a major site plan for 2600 Palm Aire, a minor site plan for a project called New Adventure at 344 NW 6th St, and a major site plan for a LIVE Venue and Hotel at 777 Isle of Capri Cir. All items are public hearings and committee decisions that will shape future development in Pompano Beach.

• Flex request for 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd (2040-2050 Hammonville Road) by Merijul LLC & One-Quarter Ham LLC
• Major Site Plan for 2600 Palm Aire (2606 N Palm Aire) by Premium 2600 Palm Aire, LLC in Commission District 5
• Minor Site Plan for New Adventure at 344 NW 6th St in Transit Oriented district by New Adventure Group LLC
• Major Site Plan for LIVE Venue and Hotel at 777 Isle of Capri Cir in Regional Activity Center district by Pompano Park JV Land Holdings LLC

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major site plan applications: Gateway Luxury Apartments at 950 N. Powerline Road and a Festival Marketplace Racetrac at 2900 W Sample Road. The committee will also approve minutes from the October 4, 2022 meeting. Public testimony will be taken under oath for the agenda items.

• LN-295: Major site plan for Gateway Luxury Apartments by US Gateway Investments LLC at 950 N. Powerline Road (B-3 zoning)
• LN-351: Major site plan for Festival Marketplace Racetrac by Festival Real Estate LLC at 2900 W Sample Road (B-3 zoning)
• Approval of minutes from October 4, 2022 meeting
• Public hearing with individuals testifying under oath

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved the Gateway Luxury Apartments submission with conditions. The Festival Marketplace Racetrac submission was postponed. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved Gateway Luxury Apartments with conditions
• Postponed Festival Marketplace Racetrac submission

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board is considering six items including a major site plan for St. Joseph's Manor Phase II, which would build 150 low-income senior housing units at 1210 NW 6 Avenue. Other items include a plat for an industrial warehouse, a residential flexibility allocation for 128 units at Gateway Luxury Apartments, and several proposals by the Broward Partnership for the Homeless to rezone and develop residential units at 1700 NW 30 Avenue.

• Major site plan for 150 low-income senior housing units at St. Joseph's Manor Phase II (1210 NW 6 Ave)
• Residential flexibility allocation for 128 dwelling units at Gateway Luxury Apartments (950 N. Powerline Rd)
• Plat for future industrial warehouse development on W. McNab Rd
• LUPA from Industrial to Commercial and rezoning from CF to B-3 for Broward Partnership for the Homeless at 1700 NW 30 Ave
• Residential flexibility allocation for 138 units at the same Broward Partnership site

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider several items including a $6,166,555.84 guaranteed maximum price amendment for Ultimate Sports Park construction, a $2,882,108 state loan for wastewater facilities, and a $2,463,470 rollover of capital and operating funds. They will also hold public hearings on amendments to ground leases for the Pompano Pier area and a billboard reduction agreement with Outfront Media LLC.

• Approval of $6,166,555.84 guaranteed maximum price amendment for Ultimate Sports Park improvements (DiPompeo Construction)
• Acceptance of $2,882,108 State Revolving Loan for wastewater facilities, pledging water/sewer fees as repayment
• Rollover of $2,463,470 in capital and operating expenditures from FY2022 to FY2023
• Public hearing on amendments to multiple ground leases for Pompano Pier Associates area between A1A and Atlantic Ocean
• Approval of billboard reduction agreement with Outfront Media LLC at $30,000 per year to the city

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on six land-use requests, including a variance, a major temporary use, and several special exceptions. The items involve properties on NW 33rd Street, 2200 N Federal Highway, 1700 S Dixie Highway, and 741 Hibiscus Avenue. No votes or decisions are recorded in the agenda.

• Major temporary use request for a parking lot on NW 33rd Street (LN-343)
• Variance request for 2200 N Federal Highway by R I P Holdings LLC (LN-346)
• Special exception for 2200 N Federal Highway by R I P Holdings LLC (LN-347)
• Special exception for 1700 S Dixie Highway by Amway Properties LLC (LN-356)
• Special exception for 741 Hibiscus Avenue by SFLA Hibiscus LLC (LN-357)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear a presentation from FDOT on widening Florida's Turnpike and improvements to MLK Boulevard, consider two rezoning requests (Park Central Blvd and NW 33 St), and decide on a major site plan for 100 senior housing units at 1050 NW 18th Drive. The board also will approve its 2023 meeting calendar.

• FDOT presentation on Turnpike widening from South Atlantic Blvd to Wiles Road and MLK Boulevard improvements
• Rezoning of 1700 Park Central Blvd N and 100 Park Central Blvd S from Office-Industrial Park to General Industrial (I-1)
• Rezoning of 1741 NW 33 Street from General Industrial (I-1) to Special Industrial (I-1X)
• Major Site Plan for 100 multifamily senior housing units at 1050 NW 18th Drive, owned by Housing Authority of Pompano Beach

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will vote on several contract approvals and resolutions, including a $298,213 change order for the Senior Activity Center. It will also consider contracts for mulch, concrete, and tennis court resurfacing, and hold public hearings on a waterline easement ordinance. Additional items include a legislative update, a property values briefing, and a proclamation for Red Ribbon Week.

• 22-632: Approve $298,213.23 change order for construction of the Senior Activity Center (Verdex Construction LLC).
• 22-641: Approve $130,000 annual mulch contract with Advanced Mulch, Inc. and East Coast Mulch.
• 22-643: Approve $200,000 annual concrete ready‑mix contract with Ozinga South Florida, Inc.
• 22-642: Approve $216,810 tennis court resurfacing contract with Fast‑Dry Courts, Inc.
• 22-598 (P.H. 2022-92): Public hearing on ordinance abandoning part of a 15‑foot waterline easement at 1190‑1200 N.E. 23rd Street.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering eight items, including major and minor site plans, a code amendment, and several rezoning requests. Notable proposals include a new Racetrac at Festival Marketplace, 5-unit townhomes, and multiple actions for a Broward Partnership for the Homeless facility.

• Minor site plan for 5-unit townhomes at 3232 NE 12 St
• Major site plan for Festival Marketplace Racetrac at 2900 W Sample Rd
• Major site plan for Entourage in the Sun at 407/419 N Riverside Dr
• John Knox Village signage code amendment at 651 SW 6th St
• Flex units, LUPA, and rezoning for Broward Partnership for the Homeless at 1700 NW 30 Ave

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a major building design for St. Joseph's Manor Phase II (150 low-income senior units at 1210 NW 6 Avenue) and a major site plan for Golden Acres Senior Housing (100 low-income senior multifamily units at 1050 NW 18th Drive). Both projects are in Commission District 4.

• Major building design review for St. Joseph's Manor Phase II: 150 low-income senior units at 1210 NW 6 Avenue, owned by Archdiocese of Miami St Joseph Haitian Church.
• Major site plan review for Golden Acres Senior Housing: 100 low-income senior units at 1050 NW 18th Drive, owned by Housing Authority of City of Pompano Beach.
• Both projects are in RM zoning districts (RM-30 and RM-12 respectively) with low-income senior housing use.

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two residential projects: St. Joseph’s Manor Phase II and Golden Acres Senior Housing Site Plan, both with conditions. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved St. Joseph’s Manor Phase II with conditions
• Approved Golden Acres Senior Housing Site Plan with conditions

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on a $9.2 million state revolving loan for drinking water facilities, financed over 20 years with utility fees. They will also decide on several rezonings and comprehensive plan amendments, including a 9.09-acre residential planned unit development and a 9.02-acre site near Atlantic Boulevard. Consent items include an LED lighting agreement for Cypress Lakes ($159,350.53), a billboard reduction with Outfront Media ($30,000/year), and a grant match for railroad crossing safety improvements (up to $542,477.60).

• Approval of $9.2M state revolving loan for drinking water facilities, financed over 20 years
• LED lighting agreement with Florida Power & Light for Cypress Lakes neighborhood ($159,350.53)
• Billboard reduction agreement with Outfront Media LLC ($30,000 per year)
• Rezoning 9.09 acres between NW 18th and 19th Avenues from RS-3/RM-12 to RPUD (residential planned unit development)
• Commitment to provide up to $542,477.60 match for railroad crossing elimination grant

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will discuss four major items at its Sept. 21 meeting: a site plan for 100 multifamily senior housing units at 1050 NW 18 Drive, a local land use plan amendment from commercial to industrial at 1201 NW 31 Ave, a new restaurant at 3885 N Federal Highway, and 12 aircraft hangers at the Pompano Beach Airpark. The committee reviews these proposals and may forward recommendations.

• Golden Acres Senior Housing: major site plan for 100 multifamily units at 1050 NW 18 Dr, by Housing Authority of Pompano Beach
• NW 31st Ave LUPA: land use amendment from Commercial to Industrial at 1201 NW 31 Ave, by Pompano Beach Hospitality LLC
• 3885 N Federal Highway Restaurant: major site plan for new restaurant at 3885 N Federal Hwy, by 3885 N Federal LLC
• Pompano Beach Airpark Parcel Y: major site plan for 12 aircraft hangers in 6 buildings at 1550 NE 5 Ave, city-owned

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency board will vote on several resolutions, including two grant applications for the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project ($660,000 Resilient Florida grant and $2.2 million Rebuild Florida grant). The board will also approve the purchase of a property at 437 NW 2 Avenue for $475,000. Additional items include amendments to leases for Papamigos Pompano Beach LLC, budget adoption for the East and Northwest districts, and a second amendment to the Hunters Manor development agreement.

• Resolution 22-563: ratify submission of a $660,000 Resilient Florida grant and matching funds for the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project.
• Resolution 22-597: authorize a $2,200,000 Rebuild Florida grant application for the same project.
• Resolution 22-602: approve a contract to purchase 437 NW 2 Avenue for $475,000.
• Resolution 22-601: second amendment to the Property Disposition and Development Agreement with D.R. Horton for the Hunters Manor subdivision, extending the construction start date.
• Resolutions 22-573 and 22-574: adopt FY 2023 financing and implementation plans (budgets) for the East and Northwest CRA districts.

The CRA Board approved resolutions to apply for $2.86 million in state grants for the McNab House and Botanical Gardens, adopted the 2023 budgets for the East and Northwest districts, and authorized agreements for the Papamigos restaurant project and property sales.

• Approved $660,000 grant application for McNab House (5-1)
• Approved $2.2M grant application for McNab House drainage (4-2)
• Authorized First Amendment to Leans Grill/Papamigos sublease (6-0)
• Authorized First Amendment to Leans Grill/Papamigos patio lease (6-0)
• Authorized Facade and Business Site Improvement grant for Papamigos (6-0)
• Authorized Strategic Investment Program grant for Papamigos (6-0)
• Authorized Grants and Tenant Improvements escrow agreement with Centennial Bank (6-0)
• Adopted East CRA Fiscal Year 2023 budget (6-0)

City Commission

The City Commission holds a special meeting and public hearing for final adoption of the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 millage rates and budgets. The proposed total millage rate of 5.7705 represents an 11.11% increase from the rolled-back rate. The city budget totals $338,368,777. The Commission also considers a five-year capital improvement plan, personnel reclassifications, and separate EMS district millage and budget.

• Adoption of proposed millage rate 5.7705 (11.11% increase from rolled-back rate)
• Adoption of FY 2022-2023 city budget totaling $338,368,777
• Adoption of five-year capital improvement plan ($19,918,907 for FY 2023)
• Amendment to position classification plan costing $2,013,663
• EMS District adopts millage rate 0.5000 (10.96% increase) and budget of $22,414,115

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on six land-use requests: two major temporary uses, two special exceptions, and two variances. The board will also consider approval of its 2023 meeting calendar. Decisions will affect industrial, commercial, and multifamily properties.

• Major Temporary Use (LN-343) and Special Exception (LN-344) at 33 NW 33rd St parking lot (I-1 zoning)
• Major Temporary Use (LN-342) at 1209-1213 S Ocean Blvd (B-3 zoning)
• Variance (LN-345) at 2606 N Palm Aire Dr (RM-45 zoning)
• Variance (LN-346) and Special Exception (LN-347) at 2200 N Federal Highway (B-3 zoning)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold first-reading public hearings on a comprehensive plan map amendment and text amendment for a 9.02-acre site south of Atlantic Boulevard, east of the Florida Turnpike, and a rezoning of adjacent property from Parks and Recreation to Commercial Recreation. Other notable items include a rezoning of 9.09 acres near NW 18th and 19th Avenues to Residential Planned Unit Development, a settlement agreement for $338,652.15 resolving a foreclosure at 5248 NE 20th Avenue, and a resolution urging the Broward County School Board to increase funding for School Resource Officers.

• Public hearing on comprehensive plan map amendment for 9.02-acre site south of Atlantic Blvd, east of Florida Turnpike
• Rezoning of property at West Atlantic Blvd and NW 31st Ave from Parks and Recreation to Commercial Recreation
• Rezoning of 9.09 acres between NW 18th and 19th Avenues to Residential Planned Unit Development
• Settlement agreement releasing mortgage lien for $338,652.15 at 5248 NE 20th Avenue
• Resolution urging Broward School Board to increase funding for School Resource Officers

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a public hearing to tentatively adopt the proposed millage rate and budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023, including an 11.11% increase in the aggregate property tax rate. The commission will also consider adopting the Emergency Medical Services District millage rate and budget, as well as fire rescue assessments and a position classification plan amendment.

• Adoption of tentative millage rate of 5.7705 (aggregate) representing an 11.11% increase over rolled-back rate
• Adoption of tentative city budget totaling $338,368,777
• Imposition of fire rescue assessments totaling $26,294,305 for FY 2023
• First reading of ordinance to reclassify, create, and retitle positions at a fiscal impact of $2,013,663
• Adoption of EMS District tentative millage rate of 0.5000 (10.96% increase) and budget of $22,414,115

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major building design applications: LN-162 Falcon Major Site Plan at 3151-3251 North Federal Highway, and LN-339 Hunters Manor Major Site Plan located north of NW 6th Street between NW 19th and 18th Avenues. The committee will also approve minutes from the August 2, 2022 meeting and the 2023 Dates and Deadlines Calendar.

• LN-162 Falcon Major Site Plan: major building design for 3151-3251 North Federal Highway, owner 1307 Wabash LLC
• LN-339 Hunters Manor Site Plan: major building design north of NW 6th Street between NW 19th and 18th Avenues, owner Pompano Beach CRA
• Approval of minutes from August 2, 2022
• Approval of 2023 Dates and Deadlines Calendar

The committee approved the site plan submissions for Falcone Major and Hunters Manor, both with conditions. The 2023 Dates and Deadlines Calendar was also addressed.

• Approved Falcone Major site plan with conditions
• Approved Hunters Manor site plan with conditions
• Approved 2023 Dates and Deadlines Calendar

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear several items including a rezoning and commercial flex request for six residential lots north of 2201 W. Atlantic Boulevard, a text amendment for a luxury car dealership at 3051 N. Federal Highway, an abandonment and site plan for Captiva Cove III at 740 SW 11th Street, and a major site plan for Hunters Manor north of NW 6th Street. Public hearings will be held for each item.

• Rezoning (LN-245) of 6 lots from RM-12 to commercial use at 2201 W. Atlantic Blvd
• Commercial flex request (LN-246) for same property
• Public-initiated text amendment (LN-308) for luxury car dealership at 3051 N. Federal Highway
• Abandonment (LN-317) and major site plan (LN-337) for Captiva Cove III at 740 SW 11th St
• Major site plan (LN-163) for Hunters Manor, north of NW 6th Street between NW 18th and 19th Avenues

The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval for four items and approved two site plans with conditions. Items receiving recommendations were FiberBuilt Umbrellas & Cushions commercial flex and rezoning, a Luxury Car text amendment, and the Captiva Cove III abandonment. The Captiva Cove III and Hunters Manor site plans were approved with conditions.

• Recommended approval of FiberBuilt Umbrellas & Cushions commercial flex
• Recommended approval of FiberBuilt Umbrellas & Cushions rezoning
• Recommended approval of Luxury Car text amendment
• Recommended approval of Captiva Cove III abandonment
• Approved Captiva Cove III site plan with conditions
• Approved Hunters Manor site plan with conditions

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on a rehearing request for a previously denied major temporary use application at NW 33 Street, as well as multiple special exception and variance requests. The board will also consider items including special exceptions for properties at 279 SW 26 Avenue and 1551 N Dixie Highway, and variances at 624 NW 3rd Avenue and 1210 NW 6 Avenue. One special exception application (LN-226) has been withdrawn.

• LN-298: Rehearing request for denied Major Temporary Use at 33 NW 33 St (parking lot on north side of NW 33 Street)
• LN-314: Special Exception – Pompano Realty USA LLC at 279 SW 26 Avenue
• LN-315: Special Exception – TMT Properties Inc at 1551 N Dixie Highway
• LN-316: Variance – Veronica Thomas at 624 NW 3rd Avenue
• LN-336: Special Exception for Transitional Community Residence at 914 NE 2nd Street

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider seven site plans at its August 17 meeting, including major residential and commercial projects. Key items include a luxury apartment complex at 950 N. Powerline Rd, senior housing at 1050 NW 18 Drive, and a gas station/convenience store at 2900 W Sample Rd.

• Gateway Luxury Apartments major site plan at 950 N. Powerline Rd (Owner: US Gateway Investments LLC)
• Golden Acres Senior Housing major site plan at 1050 NW 18 Drive (Owner: Housing Authority of Pompano Beach)
• Festival Marketplace Racetrac major site plan at 2900 W Sample Rd (Owner: Festival Real Estate LLC)
• St. Joseph's Manor Phase II major site plan at 1210 NW 6 Avenue (Owner: Archdiocese Of Miami St Joseph Haitian Church)
• Fiberbuilt Cushions and Umbrella minor site plan at 2201 W. Atlantic Blvd

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a major site plan for Pompano Beach Airpark Parcel Y at 1550 NE 5 Avenue, and multiple items for Broward Partnership for the Homeless including a rezoning, flex units, and a local-only LUPA at 1700 NW 30 Avenue. Other items include rezoning requests for Park Central Blvd and 1741 NW 33 Street, and a plat for Wilferz on W. McNab Rd.

• Major site plan for Pompano Beach Airpark Parcel Y (1550 NE 5 Avenue)
• Broward Partnership for the Homeless: Rezoning, Flex Units, and LUPA (1700 NW 30 Avenue)
• Park Central Blvd rezoning (1700 Park Central Blvd N, 100 Park Central Blvd S)
• 1741 NW 33 Street rezoning
• Wilferz Plat on W. McNab Rd

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will review five design and sign proposals: a master sign program at 401 N Federal Highway, building design for Shopper's Haven redevelopment at 3301 N Federal Highway, major building design for NW Retail Development on S Powerline Road, a revised major site plan for Captiva Cove at 740 SW 11 St, and a major site plan for Briny Residences on S Ocean Blvd and Briny Avenue. These are architectural appearance reviews only; no final decisions are made at this meeting.

• Master Sign Program for 401 N Federal Highway (LN-292)
• Shopper's Haven redevelopment building design at 3301 N Federal Highway (LN-147)
• NW Retail Development major building design on S Powerline Road (LN-212)
• Captiva Cove revised major site plan at 740 SW 11 St (LN-288)
• Briny Residences major site plan at 308/316 S Ocean Blvd and 305/317 Briny Avenue (LN-327)

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved five submissions with conditions: 401 N Federal Highway, Shopper's Haven Redevelopment, NW Retail Development, Capitav Cove, and Briny Residences. The meeting was otherwise procedural.

• Approved 401 N Federal Highway Master Sign Program with conditions
• Approved Shopper's Haven Redevelopment with conditions
• Approved NW Retail Development Site Plan with conditions
• Approved Capitav Cove Site Plan with conditions
• Approved Briny Residences with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review several development requests including a plat for Color Factory, Inc. and site plans for Verizon and Briny Residences. A major item involves a land use amendment for 3100 W. Atlantic Blvd to allow an indoor tennis and pickleball facility.

• Plat request for Color Factory, Inc. at 1621 N Dixie Highway
• Major Site Plan for Verizon Business Network Services, LLC. at 599 SW 16th Terrace
• Major Site Plan for Briny Residences at 308 & 316 S. Ocean Boulevard and 305 & 317 Briny Avenue
• Rezoning request for Hunters Manor north of NW 6th Street
• Land Use Plan Amendment for 3100 W. Atlantic Blvd to build a tennis/pickleball facility

The Planning and Zoning Board took action on nine items. Three items (Verizon, Briny Residences) were approved with conditions, four were recommended for approval (Color Factory Plat, Hunters Manor, 3100 W. Atlantic LUPA and rezoning, and a text amendment), and two Fiberbuilt items were postponed. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Recommended approval of Color Factory Plat
• Approved Verizon Pompano Beach with conditions
• Approved Briny Residences site plan with conditions
• Recommended approval of Hunters Manor rezoning
• Postponed Fiberbuilt Umbrellas & Cushions commercial flex
• Postponed Fiberbuilt Umbrellas & Cushions rezoning
• Recommended approval of 3100 W. Atlantic Blvd LUPA
• Recommended approval of 3100 W. Atlantic Blvd rezoning

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a $26,294,305 fire rescue assessment rate for the fiscal year beginning October 1 2022. The meeting also includes consent‑agenda resolutions such as a flood‑hazard public‑information program, a beach‑equipment license agreement that guarantees at least $65,000 annually, and an amendment reaffirming 41 flex units at 700 NW 31st Avenue. Quasi‑judicial items include approvals of plats for the Elwira and Atlantic Industrial Park areas and a $918,474 purchase order for wastewater lift station pumps. Additional public‑hearing items cover storm‑water loan financing of $1,840,250, several zoning and sign code ordinances, and appointments to the Sand and Spurs Advisory Board and Architectural Appearance Committee.

• Approve fire rescue assessment rate ($26,294,305 fiscal impact) – Item 22-449
• Approve $918,474 purchase orders for pumps, parts, equipment for Wastewater Lift Station 61 – Item 22-510
• Approve $1,840,250 Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan for NE 3rd & 4th St stormwater drainage improvement – Item 22-497
• Approve license agreement with Boucher Brothers Pompano Beach, LLC for beach equipment rental (minimum $65,000 annual guarantee, $2,500 increase each year) – Item 22-513
• Approve plat for Atlantic Industrial Park west of CSX railroad at NW 1st St – Item 22-500

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering two site plan applications: a minor site plan for North Ocean Park at 3424 NE 16th Street, owned by the City, and a major site plan for Entourage in the Sun at 407/419 N. Riverside Drive, owned by BG II, LLC and Riverside North Developers, LLC. The committee will decide whether to approve the plans, with both projects located in Commission District 1.

• Minor Site Plan for North Ocean Park (PZ22-12000012) at 3424 NE 16th Street, recreation open space land use
• Major Site Plan for Entourage in the Sun (PZ22-12000011) at 407/419 N. Riverside Drive, high-density residential land use
• Both projects are in RM-45 zoning district and Commission District 1 (Andrea McGee)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA Board will vote on a lease and sublease for property at 27 NE 1st Avenue, an amended development agreement for two infill housing parcels in the Northwest District, a $21,452 grant for restaurant interior improvements, and a $119,520.66 roof repair contract for the McNab House. The board will also receive a presentation on the proposed FY2023 budgets for the East and Northwest CRA Districts.

• Lease with CJOT, Inc. for 27 NE 1st Avenue at $14,805/year for 5 years
• Sublease with Crockett Foundation, Inc. for same property at $14,805/year for 1 year
• Amended property disposition agreement with Horizon New Homes for two vacant lots in Ortanique Estates
• Strategic Investment Program grant of $21,452 to Trufa Negra, LLC for interior improvements at 1905/1909 E. Atlantic Boulevard
• McNab House front porch roof repair contract with Shiff Construction for $119,520.66

The CRA board unanimously approved an amended property disposition and development agreement with Horizon New Homes for two vacant infill housing parcels in the Northwest CRA district, after the original agreement self-terminated due to delays. The board also approved a lease for property at 27 NE 1st Avenue and a strategic investment grant for improvements at 1905/1909 East Atlantic Boulevard. A sublease resolution was stricken from the agenda, and the board voted to honor Barry Dockswell by naming something in the fishing village after him. The proposed FY2023 budgets for the East and Northwest CRA districts were presented and accepted, with final approval scheduled for September.

• Approved amended development agreement with Horizon New Homes for two infill housing parcels (unanimous roll call)
• Approved lease to CJOT, Inc. for property at 27 NE 1st Avenue, $14,805 annually (unanimous roll call)
• Approved strategic investment grant for Trufa Negra, LLC at 1905/1909 E. Atlantic Boulevard, $21,452 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved McNab House front porch roof repair contract with Shiff Construction, $119,520.66 (unanimous roll call)
• Approved resolution granting chair/vice-chair authority during August hiatus (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved unanimous motion to honor Barry Dockswell by naming something in the fishing village after him
• Sublease resolution for 27 NE 1st Avenue (Crockett Foundation) stricken from agenda
• Accepted presentation of proposed FY2023 budgets and financing plans (final approval September)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is holding a budget workshop to discuss and potentially approve the five-year Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2023-2027 and the recommended operating budget for FY 2023. Key decisions include setting fire assessment fees and millage rates. The city manager will present a budget overview before the commission recesses for further deliberation.

• Approval of the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan FY 2023-2027
• Approval of recommended operating budget for FY 2023
• Decision on Fire Assessment Fees
• Setting of Millage Rates for the upcoming fiscal year

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several items, including a $45.6 million guaranteed maximum price contract for Segment 2 of the Dixie Highway/Atlantic Boulevard streetscape improvements, a fence height zoning amendment, and a policy on affordable housing density bonuses. Other agenda items include a fire rescue strategic plan, a community court MOU, and a contract for trenchless pipe rehabilitation.

• Second reading of ordinance approving $45,632,432 guaranteed maximum price for Whiting-Turner on Segment 2 streetscape, plus $13.9M Broward County surtax interlocal agreement
• First reading of ordinance amending fence height regulations in street side yards and through lots (Chapter 155, Zoning Code)
• Resolution adopting policy to limit allocation of flex units for Broward County Affordable Housing Density Bonuses
• Second reading of ordinance approving construction contract with Murphy Pipeline Contractors for trenchless rehabilitation (up to $3M/year)
• First reading of ordinance to modify sign code for the Live! Resorts Pompano PD Plan

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering three items: a minor site plan for Florida Heavy Hauling, a major site plan for St. Joseph's Manor Phase II, and a text amendment for Luxury Car. The public will have opportunities to comment on these development proposals.

• Minor site plan for Florida Heavy Hauling at 1750 N. Powerline Road
• Major site plan for St. Joseph's Manor Phase II at 1210 NW 6 Avenue
• Text amendment for Luxury Car at 3051 N. Federal Highway

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major site plan requests: the Andrews Premier Business Park at 1698 N. Andrews Avenue and a Verizon facility at 599 SW 16th Terrace. These are public hearings on new industrial development proposals.

• LN-247: Andrews Premier Business Park – Major Site Plan at 1698 N. Andrews Avenue (O-IP zoning)
• LN-254: Verizon Pompano Beach – Major Site Plan at 599 SW 16th Terrace (I-1 zoning)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency is considering a series of resolutions to fund roadway improvements on Dixie Highway and Atlantic Boulevard in the Northwest District. This includes amending the FY2022 budget to redirect $15 million in bond proceeds to the project, authorizing a $15 million tax increment revenue bond through a negotiated private placement with JPMorgan Chase subsidiary DNT Asset Trust, and approving an interlocal agreement with the City to manage the $46 million project. The CRA's total contribution is $17.3 million, with annual debt service of approximately $1.2–1.3 million through 2037.

• Budget amendment reallocating $15 million in bond proceeds to Dixie Highway/Atlantic Boulevard project.
• Issuance of up to $15 million Tax Increment Revenue Bond (Series 2022) for Northwest District.
• Negotiated private placement of the bond with DNT Asset Trust (JPMorgan Chase subsidiary).
• Interlocal agreement with City of Pompano Beach for roadway improvements on Atlantic Boulevard and Dixie Highway.
• Fund transfers: $3 million to Infrastructure/Streetscape, $2.86 million to Public Parking, $2.9 million to MLK/Gateway Infrastructure.

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency adopted a budget amendment and authorized the issuance of a $15 million tax increment revenue bond series for the Northwest District. The board also approved an interlocal agreement for roadway improvements along Atlantic Boulevard and Dixie Highway.

• Adopted FY2022-2026 budget amendment (6-0)
• Authorized $15M tax increment revenue bond series (6-0)
• Authorized $1.2M-$1.3M annual bond issuance (6-0)
• Approved interlocal agreement for Atlantic Blvd/Dixie Highway (6-0)

City Commission

The City Commission holds a budget workshop to receive a presentation on the proposed Fiscal Year 2023 General Fund Budget. No formal action is scheduled; this is a discussion-only item.

• Presentation of FY2023 Estimated General Fund Budget (Item 22-436)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on a $45.6M guaranteed maximum price contract for Segment 2 of the Dixie Highway/Atlantic Boulevard streetscape improvements. They will also consider a master bond resolution for the Northwest District CRA project, a rezoning at 2900 West Sample Road, and adoption of a new election district map. Consent items include a $500,000 grant for reclaimed water system expansion and approval of the 2022-2023 CDBG and HOME Annual Action Plan.

• $45,632,432 construction contract for Segment 2 of Dixie Highway/Atlantic Boulevard streetscape improvements (Item 5, public hearing 1st reading)
• Master bond resolution for Northwest District CRA tax increment revenue bond, Series 2022 (Item 6)
• Rezoning of 2900 West Sample Road from B-3 (General Business) to I-1 (General Industrial) (Item 10, public hearing 2nd reading)
• Ordinance establishing new election districts for City Commission representation (Item 12, public hearing 2nd reading)
• $500,000 grant from South Florida Water Management District for reclaimed water system expansion from NE 16th Street to NE 24th Street (Consent Item 1)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a special meeting to consider the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for Fiscal Year 2023-2027, a five-year financial plan for funding construction, acquisition, and rehabilitation of city facilities, infrastructure, and equipment. The agenda includes only procedural items and this single substantive discussion.

• Consideration of the Capital Improvement Plan for Fiscal Year 2023-2027 (LN-311 CIP 2023-2027 PRESENTATION)

The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of the Capital Improvement Plan for 2023-2027. The meeting was a special session with a roll call.

• Recommended approval of CIP 2023-2027 presentation
• Held special meeting with roll call

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will review several land use requests, including rezonings, plats, site plans, and text amendments. Items cover commercial and industrial projects at 1900 NW 24th Street, 1528 W Atlantic Boulevard, and the Isle of Capri Circle area. The board will also consider a proposed text amendment regarding accessory drive-thrus in B-2 zoning districts. These reviews determine how specific parcels can be developed, which affects local traffic patterns, infrastructure demand, and neighborhood zoning classifications for residents.

• LN-172 & LN-167: Land use plan amendment and rezoning from Public Utility to I-1 for Westview Community Cemetery at 1900 NW 24th Street (Copans Road)
• LN-231: Plat request for Atlantic Industrial Park at 1528 W Atlantic Boulevard
• LN-303, LN-305, LN-304, LN-306: Major site plan reviews for Andrews Premier Business Park, Soleste Pompano Beach, NW Retail Development, and a future golf facility
• LN-307: Text amendment request for Live! Resorts Pompano at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• LN-312: Proposed text amendment regulating accessory drive-thrus in B-2 zoning districts

The Planning and Zoning Board approved several site plans and text amendments with conditions, but recommended denial for the Atlantic Industrial Park plat. Two zoning submissions were postponed.

• Atlantic Industrial Park plat recommended for denial
• Andrews Premier Business Park site plan approved with conditions
• Soleste Pompano Beach site plan approved with conditions
• Future Golf Facility site plan approved with conditions
• NW Retail Development site plan approved with conditions
• Live! Pompano Easement Abandonment recommended for approval
• Text Amendment - Live! Resorts Pompano recommended for approval
• Proposed Text Amendment: Accessory Drive-Throughs in B-2 recommended for approval

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on 11 requests for special exceptions, major temporary uses, and variances. One item (LN-226) is a request for a 60-day postponement to August 18, 2022. Board will also review postponement rules for second requests.

• LN-226: Special Exception at 1406 SW 8th St – 60-day postponement requested
• LN-261: Special Exception at 601 N Ocean Blvd (RM-20 zone)
• LN-262: Major Temporary Use at 2291 N Dixie Hwy (B-3 zone)
• LN-263: Variance at 499 N Ocean Blvd (RM-45 HR zone)
• LN-266 & LN-268: Variance and Special Exception at 600 S Federal Highway (B-3 zone)

Development Review Committee

The Pompano Beach Development Review Committee will consider seven applications at its June 15, 2022 meeting. Items include minor site plans for a 5‑unit townhome project on 12th Street and the Shopper’s Haven redevelopment, major site plans for Pompano Citi Centre Residential, Covent Gardens, and Gateway Luxury Apartments, a flex request for Gateway Luxury Apartments, and a text amendment to the Master Sign Program for Live! Resorts Pompano. The committee will vote on approvals, conditions, or modifications for each proposal.

• LN-294 – 12th Street 5‑Unit Townhomes, minor site plan, RM‑20 zoning, 3232 NE 12 St
• LN-147 – Shopper’s Haven Redevelopment, minor site plan, B‑3 zoning, 3301 N. Federal Highway
• LN-220 – Pompano Citi Centre Residential, major site plan, B‑3/PCD zoning, 1190‑1200 E. Copans Rd
• LN-295 – Gateway Luxury Apartments, major site plan, B‑3 zoning, 950 N. Powerline Rd
• LN-301 – Live! Resorts Pompano, text amendment to Master Sign Program, PCD zoning, 777 Isle of Capri Circle

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will vote on several resolutions, including a $335,623.45 change order for Youth Sports Complex improvements. Other items include designating the Irving Family Memorial Trail, funding a $10,000 gun buy‑back program, amending the comprehensive plan for the 2900 West Sample Road industrial area, and prohibiting smoking on municipal beaches and parks. The meeting also features a public hearing on rezoning near West Sample Road and a presentation on the city’s hospitality and tourism program graduates.

• 22-390: Approve $335,623.45 change order for Youth Sports Complex improvements (Shiff Construction & Development, Inc.)
• 22-393: Designate Irving Family Memorial Trail along NW 3rd Avenue near NW 20th Street
• 22-412: Allocate $10,000 from the Law Enforcement Trust Fund for a gun buy‑back program
• 22-405: Amend comprehensive plan to provide development rights at 2900 West Sample Road (IDI Industrial Area)
• 22-408: Amend code to prohibit smoking on municipal beach and in all public parks

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider nine items, including two master sign programs and seven major building design requests. Notable projects include Ocean Park Pompano Beach at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard, a future golf facility, and a U-Haul self-storage site plan. The committee will also approve minutes from the May 3 meeting.

• Master sign program for 401 N Federal Highway (LN-292)
• Master sign program for Festival Marketplace at 2900 W Sample Road (LN-290)
• Major building design for Ocean Park Pompano Beach at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard (LN-276)
• Major building design for future golf facility at SE corner of Pompano Park Place and Lucky Lane (LN-269)
• Major building design for U-Haul Self Storage at 790-820 SW 12th Avenue (LN-291)

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved eight site plan submissions with conditions and required one submission to be resubmitted. No substantive votes were recorded.

• Approved 401 N Federal Highway master sign program with conditions
• Approved Festival Marketplace master sign program with conditions
• Approved Ocean Park Pompano Beach with conditions
• Approved Future Golf Facility with conditions
• Required resubmission for NW Retail Development site plan
• Approved Luxury Condos site plan with conditions
• Approved 499 North Ocean Boulevard with conditions
• Approved Soleste Pompano Beach site plan with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review 11 items including plats, a local land use plan amendment, rezonings, and site plans. Key items include the 3100 W Atlantic Blvd LUPA and Rezoning, Hunter Manors rezoning and site plan, and several major site plans for multifamily and commercial projects.

• 3100 W Atlantic Blvd LUPA (22-92000002) and Rezoning (22-13000005) – changing land use and zoning at 3100 W Atlantic Blvd
• Hunter Manors Rezoning (21-13000004) and Site Plan (21-12000010) – north of NW 6th Street between NW 19th Ct and NW 18th Ave
• Ayco Warehouse Expansion – minor site plan at 1501 NW 12th Avenue
• Pompano Live Roadways Phase 2 – minor site plan at 777 Isle of Capri Drive
• Briny Residences – major site plan at 308 & 316 S Ocean Boulevard and 305 & 317 Briny Avenue

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board approved the U-Haul self-storage site plan and the Franco's warehouse major adjustment with conditions. Two other submissions were recommended for approval, and three were postponed.

• U-Haul self-storage site plan approved with conditions
• Franco's warehouse major adjustment approved with conditions
• IDI Logistics LUPA recommended for approval
• IDI Logistics rezoning recommended for approval
• KZ Copans LUPA postponed
• KZ Copans rezoning postponed
• CIP 2023-2027 presentation postponed

City Commission

The commission will discuss and vote on a consent agenda that includes a $2.08 million settlement from Walgreens in opioid litigation, a dune planting update, and a proclamation for National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Regular agenda items include a utility easement abandonment on Federal Highway, amendments to street and zoning codes, and appointments to several city boards.

• Consent agenda item: $2,079,927 opioid settlement with Walgreens over 18 years
• Special presentation: Dune Planting Progress Update by South Florida Audubon Society
• Proclamation declaring June 3, 2022 as National Gun Violence Awareness Day
• Public hearing to abandon a 6-foot utility easement at 3207 N. Federal Highway
• Second reading of ordinance amending right-of-way and zoning code for utility and public safety access

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on several applications, including special exceptions, variances, and major temporary uses. Items such as the special exception for Southwest Eighth Street Inc. at 1406 SW 8th Street and the special exception for 601 N Ocean Blvd have been requested to be postponed to the June 16, 2022 meeting. A special exception for Selby of Florida LLC at 800 N Federal Highway has been withdrawn. Additional variance and temporary‑use requests are also on the agenda, with some applicants seeking postponement without prejudice.

• LN-226 Special Exception – 1406 SW 8th Street (Industrial) – postponed to June 16
• LN-261 Special Exception – 601 N Ocean Blvd (Medium‑High density) – postponed to June 16
• LN-243 Special Exception – 800 N Federal Highway – withdrawn
• LN-263 Variance – 499 N Ocean Blvd (High‑rise overlay) – postponed to June 16
• LN-265 Variance – 355 NW 33rd Lane (Residential Planned Unit Development)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three site plan applications: a major site plan for a multi-family development at 2606 N Palm Aire, a minor site plan for a warehouse on MLK Boulevard, and a major site plan for a warehouse on W. Atlantic Boulevard.

• 2600 Palm Aire Site Plan – Major site plan for multi-family (RM-45 zoning) at 2606 N Palm Aire, owned by Premium 2600 Palm Aire, LLC.
• MLK Warehouse Site Plan – Minor site plan for a warehouse at 1565 Martin Luther King Boulevard, owned by Ocean Reef Investments, LLC.
• Genco Warehouse Site Plan – Major site plan for a warehouse on W. Atlantic Boulevard, owned by Atlantic Industrial Property, LLC.

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA will consider a concept master plan for McNab House and Botanical Gardens and authorize a $500,000 grant application requiring $1,000,000 in matching funds. Also on the agenda are selecting a developer for a multi-family residential project at 400 NW 6th Avenue and filling three vacancies on the Northwest District Advisory Committee. Consent items include releasing recoupment provisions for affordable housing in Sable Chase and Ortanique neighborhoods.

• Approve concept master plan by Bermello Ajamil and Partners for McNab House and Botanical Gardens
• Authorize $500k grant application to Florida Division of Cultural Affairs with $1M match for botanical gardens
• Approve ranking for RFP T-31-22 and negotiate development agreement for 400 NW 6th Avenue residential project
• Execute master release of recoupment/recapture provisions for Sable Chase and Ortanique affordable housing deed restrictions
• Appoint members to three Northwest District Advisory Committee vacancies

The CRA Board unanimously approved the concept master plan for redevelopment of public open space as McNab House and Botanical Gardens. They also authorized a $500,000 grant application to the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs with a $1,000,000 match, and approved ranking of The Ely for residential development at 400 NW 6th Avenue. Additionally, the board adopted resolutions for a lease amendment at McNab Park, release of recapture provisions, and appointments to the Northwest District Advisory Committee.

• Approved concept master plan for McNab House and Gardens (6-0)
• Authorized $500K grant application with $1M match (6-0)
• Approved first amendment to lease for McNab Park (6-0)
• Approved ranking of The Ely for residential development at 400 NW 6th Ave (6-0)
• Adopted release of recapture provisions for certain properties (6-0)
• Appointed Phyllis Smith to NW Advisory Committee (unanimous voice vote)
• Appointed Dedrick Watkins to NW Advisory Committee (unanimous voice vote)
• Appointed Whitney Rawls to NW Advisory Committee (5-1)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will vote on several contracts and resolutions, including a $538,427 construction contract for the Airpark Parcel Y access road, a $2.25 million interlocal agreement for the Broward County Shore Protection Project, and applications for state revolving loans totaling $4,722,358 for wastewater and stormwater facilities. Consent items include ranking orders for marine and airpark engineering services, a beach equipment concession contract, and a $15,000 agreement with the Broward Sheriff's Office for the summer G.R.E.A.T. program. A public hearing on first reading will consider amendments to street and sidewalk right-of-way and zoning code requirements.

• Award $538,427 to Lanzo Construction Co. for Pompano Beach Airpark Parcel Y Access Road and Utility Service
• Approve $2,250,000 interlocal agreement with Broward County for Segment II Shore Protection Project (3 payments of $750,000)
• Apply for $2,882,108 state revolving loan for wastewater facilities, pledging utility fees
• Apply for $1,840,250 state revolving loan for stormwater facilities, pledging stormwater fees
• Public hearing on ordinance amending right-of-way width and zoning frontage/access requirements

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee meets virtually to review five site plan applications. Items include minor and major site plans for roadway improvements, a multi-family residence, a Verizon facility, and an auto toy store. The meeting addresses requests for approvals under the city's zoning and land use regulations.

• Minor Site Plan for Pompano LIVE! Roadways Phase 1B at 777 Isle of Capri Circle (PZ21-12000030)
• Minor Site Plan for 499 North Ocean Boulevard multi-family residence (PZ21-12000051)
• Minor Site Plan & Major Building Design for SE 1st Street Residences at 1150 E Atlantic Blvd (PZ19-12000037)
• Major Site Plan for Verizon Pompano Beach at 599 SW 16th Terrace (PZ21-12000054)
• Major Site Plan for The New Auto Toy Store at 929 & 941 SW 8th St (PZ20-12000049)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider three items: two requests for extension of building design approval for projects at 30 NE 5th Street and 3300 SE 1 Street, and a major building design request for Ocean Park Pompano Beach at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from the April 5, 2022 meeting.

• Extension of building design approval for Prestigia Real Estate FJM, INC. at 30 NE 5th Street (TOC/TO-DPOD zoning)
• Extension of building design approval for Pompano City Place, LLC. at 3300 SE 1 Street (B-3/AOD zoning)
• Major building design request for Ocean Park Pompano Beach by Mount Vernon Property Holdings at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard (H/PD-1 zoning)

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two building design submissions with conditions and required a resubmittal for the Ocean Park Pompano Beach project. The meeting consisted of procedural items and a discussion among board members.

• Approved building design submission with conditions
• Approved building design submission with conditions
• Required resubmittal for Ocean Park Pompano Beach
• Board members held a discussion

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold public hearings and consider multiple land use plan amendments, rezonings, site plans, and a text amendment. Key items include a request to change the land use designation of a cemetery property at 1900 NW 24th Street from Community Facility to Industrial and rezone it from PU to I-1, as well as a land use amendment and rezoning for a logistics facility at 2900 W Sample Road. The board will also review major site plans for an oceanfront development and an industrial project, extensions of prior approvals, and a text amendment to fence regulations.

• LN-172 KZ Copans LUPA: Land use amendment for cemetery at 1900 NW 24th Street from Community Facility to Industrial
• LN-167 KZ Copans Rezoning: Rezone same property from PU to I-1
• LN-248 IDI Logistics LUPA: Land use amendment for logistics facility at 2900 W Sample Road
• LN-194 Ocean Park Pompano Beach Site Plan: Major site plan for development at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard
• LN-272 Fences Text Amendment: Proposed changes to fence regulations citywide

The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of a fence text amendment and an easement vacation, and approved two site plans with conditions. Several items were postponed, including the KZ Copans LUPA and rezoning, and IDI Logistics LUPA and rezoning.

• Recommended approval of easement vacation for Cresthaven #8 at 3207 N Federal Highway
• Approved extension of site plan approval (Post Decision Action item 6)
• Approved extension of site plan approval & airpark obstruction permit (item 7)
• Approved Ocean Park Pompano Beach site plan with conditions
• Approved Live! Spa Industrial site plan with conditions
• Recommended approval of fences text amendment

Pompano Beach Finance Corporation

The Pompano Beach Finance Corporation will consider filling a vacancy for the office of Treasurer and vote on a resolution authorizing the advance refunding and defeasance of all outstanding Series 2015 Parking Garage certificates. The resolution also approves issuance of up to $25.5 million in Series 2022 refunding certificates through a private placement with Truist Bank, among other related agreements.

• Consideration to fill the vacancy of the Office of Treasurer
• Resolution authorizing advance refunding and defeasance of up to $25,500,000 in Series 2015 Parking Garage certificates
• Approval of a 2022 Ground Lease and a Master Trust Agreement for certificate issuance
• Appointment of The Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company as Trustee and Escrow Agent
• Approval of a private placement of Series 2022 certificates with Truist Bank

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a resolution to refinance up to $25.5 million in parking garage certificates, expected to save $2.2 million. Other items include final approval of water rate and fee changes, opioid settlement agreements totaling $371,000, and a friendship city affiliation with Sorrento, Italy. Several consent agenda items cover summer camp, surf school, transit hub, and affordable housing authorizations.

• Refinancing of $25.5M in parking garage bonds with projected $2.2M in savings
• Opioid lawsuit settlements: $221,000 from CVS, $89,000 from Teva, $61,000 from Allergan
• Second reading of water tariff amendments modifying rates, fees, and conservation rules
• Second reading of ordinance reducing building permit fees for photovoltaic (solar) systems
• Resolution authorizing purchase/sale of real property for income-restricted affordable housing

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing multiple site plan applications for industrial, business, and residential projects. These items include a truck terminal revision and major site plans for various commercial and transit-oriented developments.

• Minor Site Plan revision for IOV Truck Terminal at 1501 NW 18th Street
• Major Site Plan for Andrews Premier Business Park at 1698 N. Andrews Avenue
• Major Site Plan for Pompano Citi Centre Residential at 1600 NE 23rd Street
• Major Site Plan for Soleste Pompano Beach at 208 N Federal Highway
• Major Site Plan for Future Golf Facility at SE Corner of Pompano Park Place and Lucky Lane

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will hear an update on the Downtown Master Developer solicitation (22-318). The board is also set to vote on several resolutions: a $15,000 revenue parking lot ILA amendment with the city, a $20,000 façade grant for McMillon's Bar-B-Que at 1508 MLK Blvd, a lease extension for Innovate Food Group at 165 NE 1st Ave, and renewal of legal services at $225/hour. Additionally, the board will fill multiple vacancies on the East and Northwest District Advisory Committees.

• Update on Downtown Master Developer solicitation (22-318)
• $15,000 revenue ILA amendment for CRA-owned parking lots on SE 20th Ave (22-301)
• $20,000 façade grant for McMillon's Bar-B-Que at 1508 MLK Blvd (22-303)
• Lease amendment extending no-rent period for Innovate Food Group at 165 NE 1st Ave through fall 2022 (22-311)
• Renewal of legal services contract for Claudia McKenna at $225/hour (22-295)

The CRA approved a second amendment to a sublease agreement with Innovate Food Group for a restaurant at 165 NE 1st Avenue, allowing a two-year extension of the fixturing period. The vote was 4-1-1, with Vice Chair Perkins opposed and Board Member McMahon abstaining due to a family interest. The board also approved a $20,000 facade grant for McMillon's Bar-B-Que, renewed the CRA attorney's contract, and appointed five members to the East District Advisory Committee. Consent agenda items included an interlocal agreement for parking lots and a donation agreement amendment, all passed unanimously.

• Approved sublease amendment for Innovate Food Group (South Bar and Kitchen) – 4-1-1
• Approved $20,000 Facade Grant Agreement for McMillon's Bar-B-Que – unanimous roll call (6-0)
• Renewed legal services contract with Claudia M. McKenna ($225/hour) – unanimous (6-0)
• Appointed Jack Rogerson to East District Advisory Committee – unanimous voice vote
• Appointed Judith Niswonger to East District Advisory Committee – unanimous voice vote
• Appointed Corey Staniscia to East District Advisory Committee – unanimous voice vote
• Appointed David Mingus to East District Advisory Committee – unanimous voice vote
• Approved consent agenda: parking lot interlocal amendment and donation agreement amendment – unanimous voice vote

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a range of items, including a presentation of the Police and Firefighters Retirement System actuarial report, several consent‑agenda resolutions, and multiple public‑hearing ordinances. Key decisions involve authorizing a parking‑garage financing package that yields about $2.2 million in present‑value savings, settling eminent‑domain litigation for $178,580, and adopting amendments to rental‑housing, zoning, and water‑service regulations.

• Resolution 22-296: Authorize settlement of eminent‑domain land acquisition litigation ($178,580)
• Resolution 22-279: Approve parking‑garage series 2022 certificate, saving approx. $2.2 million
• Ordinance 22-197: Amend rental‑housing inspection and short‑term rental permit requirements
• Ordinance 22-276: Amend zoning code for Local Activity Center at John Knox Village
• Resolution 22-263: Approve public art for the Pompano Station development project

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider six development applications, including a rezoning and site plan for the Hunters Manor project on CRA-owned land, a luxury condos minor site plan, a retail development on Powerline Road, a roadway site plan, and a plat. All items are listed for review and potential recommendation to the City Commission.

• Hunters Manor Rezoning (P&Z#21-13000004) – CRA-owned land north of NW 6th St between NW 19th Ct and NW 18th Ave
• Hunters Manor Major Site Plan (P&Z#21-12000010) – same location, multi-family development
• Luxury Condos Minor Site Plan & Major Building Design (P&Z#21-12000034) – 2716 NE 14th St
• NW Retail Development Major Site Plan (P&Z#21-12000045) – South Powerline Road
• Pompano Beach Live Roadways Minor Site Plan (P&Z#21-12000022) – Isle of Capri Circle

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider three site plan and building design requests: a major site plan for Harborside at Hidden Harbour (1590 N Federal Highway), a minor site plan for Pompano Ford Lincoln (2741 N Federal Highway), and a major site plan for Live! Spa Industrial (777 Isle of Capri Circle). The committee will also approve minutes from its March 1 meeting.

• Major site plan for Harborside at Hidden Harbour (LN-207) at 1590 N Federal Highway, zoned PD-I
• Minor site plan and building design for Pompano Ford Lincoln (LN-225) at 2741 N Federal Highway, zoned B-3
• Major site plan for Live! Spa Industrial (LN-191) at 777 Isle of Capri Circle, zoned PCD
• Multiple folios involved for Harborside and Live! Spa items
• Committee will approve minutes from March 1, 2022 meeting

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved three site plan submissions: Harborside at Hidden Harbour, Pompano Ford Lincoln, and Live! Spa Industrial. All approvals were granted with conditions.

• Harborside at Hidden Harbour site plan approved with conditions
• Pompano Ford Lincoln submission approved with conditions
• Live! Spa Industrial site plan approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board is considering two major site plan requests: a new Fire/EOC facility at 100 SW 3 St owned by the city, and the Harbourside at Hidden Harbour mixed-use development at 1590 N Federal Highway. Both items are public hearings for approval of site plans.

• LN-83: Major site plan for Pompano Beach Fire/EOC at 100 SW 3 St (city-owned, CF zoning).
• LN-207: Major site plan for Harbourside at Hidden Harbour at 1590 N Federal Highway (HTG AMP Harbourside, LLC, MUR-H zoning).

The Planning and Zoning Board approved two items with conditions: the Pompano Beach Fire/EOC project and the Harborside at Hidden Harbour site plan. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Pompano Beach Fire/EOC project with conditions
• Approved Harborside at Hidden Harbour site plan with conditions

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on a major rezoning of 13 parcels near Federal Highway to PD-I (Planned Development-Infill) and a separate rezoning at 3055 NW 4th Street to community business. They will also consider a $9.2 million loan application for drinking water facilities, approve over $1.2 million in LED lighting agreements for the Highlands area, and vote on consent items including a $225,000 bunker gear purchase and a streetscape design contract for Riverside Drive.

• Rezoning of 13 properties (1490-1590 N. Federal Highway, etc.) from RD-1/PD-I to PD-I (second reading)
• Rezoning of 3055 NW 4th Street from B-3 to B-2 (first reading)
• Abandonment of a 13-foot sidewalk easement near Race Track Road and Powerline Road
• Application for $9.2 million state loan for drinking water facilities, pledging utility fees
• Four LED lighting agreements totaling $1,236,390.71 for the Highlands area

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals holds public hearings on ten items, including major temporary uses, variances, and special exceptions. The board decides on a major temporary use request from Ocean 723 Development at 723 N Ocean Boulevard, a variance for 1501 N Powerline LLC at 2151 Hammondville Road, and other zoning relief requests.

• Major Temporary Use by Ocean 723 Development at 723 N Ocean Boulevard (P&Z# 22-15000002)
• Variance by 1501 N Powerline LLC at 2151 Hammondville Road (P&Z# 22-11000001)
• Major Temporary Use by Sample Road Investments II LLC at 610 E Sample Road (P&Z# 22-15000005)
• Major Temporary Use by 1380 Ocean Associates LLC at 1380 S Ocean Blvd (P&Z# 22-15000007)
• Variance by Kulthida Javanadi at 3505 Sahara Springs Blvd (P&Z# 22-11000004)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review a slate of proposals, including several major site plans and rezoning requests. Items include major site plans for Andrews Premier Business Park, Verizon Pompano Beach, and Ocean Park Pompano Beach, as well as rezoning applications for IDI Logistics and Fiberbuilt Umbrellas & Cushions. The committee will discuss each request and decide on approvals or conditions.

• LN-247 – Andrews Premier Business Park Major Site Plan (1698 N. Andrews Avenue)
• LN-254 – Verizon Pompano Beach Major Site Plan (599 SW 16th Terrace)
• LN-194 – Ocean Park Pompano Beach Major Site Plan (1508 N Ocean Boulevard)
• LN-250 – IDI Logistics Rezoning (2900 W Sample Road)
• LN-245 – Fiberbuilt Umbrellas & Cushions Rezoning (6 residential lots north of 2201 W Atlantic Blvd.)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will consider authorizing a real estate consulting services contract with CBRE, Inc. for up to $135,000 to provide market assessment and developer solicitation for the Downtown and Innovation Districts. The consent agenda includes a third amendment to a lease at 44 NE 1st Street to recognize a landlord name change from Pompano Pharmacy Wholesale, Inc. to Roxie Designs, Inc. The board will also receive monthly reports including financial and security summaries.

• Resolution 22-184: Authorize contract with CBRE, Inc. for real estate consulting services, not to exceed $135,000, for redevelopment of Downtown and Innovation Districts
• Resolution 22-258: Approve third amendment to lease at 44 NE 1st Street to reflect landlord name change to Roxie Designs, Inc.
• Monthly reports from East Advisory Committee, staff, financial summary, and PSC security reports

The CRA approved a $135,000 real estate consulting contract with CBRE, Inc. for services related to the Innovation District. A motion to table the item failed 2-4, and the resolution was adopted 5-1. The CRA also approved a lease name amendment for Roxie Designs, Inc. at 44 NE 1st Street.

• Approved $135K real estate consulting contract with CBRE for Innovation District (5-1)
• Motion to table CBRE contract failed (2-4)
• Approved lease name amendment for Roxie Designs, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of February 15, 2022 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a first reading of an ordinance overhauling affordable housing requirements, redevelopment units, and zoning definitions to align with Broward County policies. Other action includes a public hearing to prohibit motorized scooter rentals on city streets and a vote on a fifth amendment to the police services agreement with the Broward Sheriff's Office. The consent agenda features a $445,000 lawsuit settlement, a $101,184 summer youth employment contract, and an $80,000 property purchase at 420 NW 6th Street.

• $789,636.70 contract to pave Blount Road via Sumter County piggyback agreement
• Public hearing to rezone 3055 NW 4th Street from B-3 (General Business) to B-2 (Community Business)
• Authorization to apply for a $100,000 grant for a floating dock on Cypress Creek Waterway
• Settlement of lawsuit with Heritage at Pompano Housing Partners for $445,000
• First reading of ordinance creating Section 115.31 to prohibit motorized scooter rentals

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two items: a Master Sign Program for Aviara East Pompano Beach at 1621 S Dixie Highway, and a Major Site Plan for Live! Spa Properties at 777 Isle of Capri Circle. The committee may vote to approve, deny, or modify the requests.

• Master Sign Program for Aviara East Pompano Beach at 1621 S Dixie Highway (P&Z# 22-30000002)
• Major Site Plan for Live! Spa Properties Industrial at 777 Isle of Capri Circle (P&Z# 21-12000035)
• Property owner for sign program: 1621 S Dixie Highway, LLC
• Property owner for site plan: Pompano Beach JV Land Holdings, Inc and PPI, Inc.
• Both items are in Commission Districts 3 and 5 respectively

The committee approved the master sign program for Aviara East Pompano Beach with conditions. A site plan for Live! Spa Industrial was returned for resubmittal.

• Approved Aviara East Pompano Beach Master Sign Program with conditions
• Required resubmittal for Live! Spa Industrial site plan

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review three items: a major site plan for a new VW dealership at 700 N Federal Highway, an easement abandonment request for the Live! Pompano project at 777 Isle of Capri Drive, and a rezoning for a single-family home at 3055 NW 4 Street. Public hearings will be held for each item.

• LN-183: Major Site Plan for New Vista VW Dealership at 700 N Federal Highway (B-3 General Business district)
• LN-233: Abandonment of easement for Live! Pompano at 777 Isle of Capri Drive (PCD district)
• LN-234: Rezoning of 3055 NW 4 Street from B-3 to allow single-family home (City-owned property)

The Planning and Zoning Board approved a site plan for the New Vista VW Dealership with conditions. The board also recommended approval for a Live! Pompano easement abandonment and an OHUI single-family home.

• Approved New Vista VW Dealership site plan with conditions
• Recommended approval for Live! Pompano easement abandonment
• Recommended approval for OHUI single-family home

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings on ordinances expanding rental housing inspection requirements and prohibiting motorized scooter rentals. The consent agenda includes measures to establish a fire academy, fund a Habitat for Humanity agreement, and terminate the city's water taxi license. The commission also considers a resolution to dual-name NW 7th Street after Hattie Kimbrough Wms. and approves a $955,000 annual fuel contract.

• Public hearing on expanding rental housing inspections for units upon sale (Ordinance 22-197)
• Public hearing on banning motorized scooter rentals (Ordinance 22-185)
• Resolution to establish a Pompano Beach Fire Academy (22-186)
• $200,000 CHDO agreement with Broward County Habitat for Humanity (22-193)
• $955,000 annual fuel contract with Port Consolidated Inc. (22-159)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three site plan applications: a major site plan for Harbourside at Hidden Harbour, and minor site plans for Florida Ultimate Heavy Hauling and Pompano Ford Lincoln. The committee will decide on approvals or conditions.

• Major site plan for Harbourside at Hidden Harbour at 1590 N Federal Highway, owned by HTG AMP Harbourside, LLC
• Minor site plan for Florida Ultimate Heavy Hauling at 1750 N. Powerline Road, owned by Annalou, Inc.
• Minor site plan and building design for Pompano Ford Lincoln at 2741 N Federal Highway
• All items are under new business with public hearings expected

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will consider consent and regular agenda items including assuming a $1.2 million construction contract for Pier Street West streetscape improvements, approving lease agreements for CRA-owned properties, and amending security service contracts for the East and Northwest districts.

• Assignment and assumption of construction contract for NE 2nd Street (Pier Street West) improvements, totaling $1,219,324.06
• Lease renewal with Lasota Corp (Sun & Beach Patio Furniture) at 35 N Dixie Highway, with annual revenue of $18,000
• New lease with Tropical Elegance, Inc. for a florist at 110 S Federal Highway, annual rent $26,820
• Lease amendment and extension with Crossfit Hardcore Pompano Beach, LLC at 23 SE 22nd Avenue, annual rent $43,260
• Amendments to unarmed roving security service contracts with Professional Security Concepts for the East District ($35,325) and Northwest District ($16,072.10)

The CRA approved two amendments to increase starting pay for Professional Security Concepts ambassadors in the East and Northwest districts. The board also adopted multiple resolutions regarding construction assignments, mortgage satisfaction language, and various lease agreements.

• Approved assignment of N.E. 2nd Street construction contract to the CRA ($1,219,324.06)
• Approved amendment to mortgage satisfaction language
• Approved lease agreement with Lasota Corp d/b/a Sun & Beach Patio Furniture ($18,000 annual revenue)
• Approved lease agreement with Tropical Elegance, Inc. ($26,820 annual revenue)
• Approved lease extension for CrossFit Hardcore Pompano Beach, LLC ($43,260 annual revenue)
• Approved security contract amendment for East District (6-0)
• Approved security contract amendment for Northwest District (6-0)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission agenda for February 8, 2022, lists a special meeting to hold a closed executive session. The session will cover legal advice regarding litigation strategy and settlement matters for Heritage at Pompano Housing Partners, L.P. v. City of Pompano Beach, Florida (Case No. 20-61530-CIV). The remainder of the agenda contains standard procedural items and a public comment request form.

• Special executive session on litigation strategy and settlement matters
• Case review: Heritage at Pompano Housing Partners, L.P. v. City of Pompano Beach, Florida (Case No. 20-61530-CIV)
• Standard procedural items and public comment request form

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is meeting to consider a $4,017,097 lease purchase agreement for equipment, a $950,000 annual lift station rehabilitation contract, and a second-reading ordinance to create a Cultural Affairs Department. Consent items include an emergency procurement, playground equipment, runway safety enhancements, a shoreline stabilization grant, an opioid settlement, and a solid waste study agreement.

• $4,017,097 lease purchase agreement for equipment (Item 9)
• $950,000 per year lift station rehabilitation contract (Item 8)
• Second reading of ordinance establishing Cultural Affairs Department (Item 13)
• $400,003.74 emergency procurement for construction supplies (Item 1)
• Opioid litigation settlement revenue of $27,676.45 (Item 5)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several site‑plan applications, including a minor site plan for Luxury Condos at 2716 NE 14th Street, a minor site plan for Franco’s Warehouse on SW 5th Court, and a major site plan for Briny Residences on S. Ocean Boulevard. The committee will also consider a rezoning request for the Pompano Citi Centre at 1600 NE 23rd Avenue and a major residential site plan for the same property. Decisions will address the proposed land‑use designations and zoning changes.

• LN-201 – Luxury Condos minor site plan, 2716 NE 14th Street, RM-20 (Multi‑Family Residence 20) zoning
• LN-210 – Franco’s Warehouse minor site plan, SW 5th Court, B-4 (Heavy Business) zoning
• LN-219 – Briny Residences major site plan, 308 & 316 S. Ocean Boulevard, RM-30 (Multi‑Family Residence‑30) in Atlantic Overlay District
• LN-221 – Pompano Citi Centre rezoning request, 1600 NE 23rd Avenue, currently PCD (Planned Commercial District)
• LN-220 – Pompano Citi Centre residential major site plan, 1600 NE 23rd Street, PCD zoning

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a building design review for the proposed New Vista VW dealership site located at 700 N Federal Highway. This is the only new business item on the agenda; the rest of the meeting consists of routine procedural items such as call to order, roll call, and approval of the December 7, 2021 minutes.

• LN-183 New Vista VW Dealership site plan – building design review at 700 N Federal Highway (P&Z# 21-12000032)

The Architectural Appearance Committee met virtually to review new business. The committee approved the site plan for the New Vista VW dealership with conditions.

• Approved New Vista VW dealership site plan with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider eight items including a rezoning request for a mixed-use development at Hidden Harbour (1490 N Federal Highway), a land use plan amendment and rezoning for the Westview Community Cemetery on Copans Road, a text amendment for commercial mixed-use corridors, two plats (Ocean Park and U-Haul), an easement abandonment for an assisted living facility, and re-certification of the official zoning and land use maps.

• Rezoning from PU to I-1 for cemetery at 1900 NW 24th St (Copans Road)
• Hidden Harbour mixed-use PD rezoning at 1490 N Federal Highway
• Text amendment for commercial mixed-use corridors
• Ocean Park plat at 1508 N Ocean Blvd
• U-Haul North Pompano plat at 1120 NE 48th St

City Commission

This special meeting includes public hearings and first readings of five ordinances approving amendments to construction manager-at-risk contracts for the Palm Aire Bridge project, McNair Park renovations, and SR A1A Streetscape improvements, with total fiscal impact over $14 million. The commission will also approve minutes from the January 18 meeting.

• First amendment to Whiting-Turner contract for Palm Aire Bridge: $4,210,302
• Second amendment to Kaufman Lynn contract for McNair Park renovations: $4,504,339.50
• Second amendment to Burkhardt Construction contract for SR A1A Streetscape: $5,334,267.31
• First amendment to Keith and Associates contract for SR A1A Streetscape: $240,070
• First amendment to Bermello, Ajamil & Partners contract for McNair Park: $263,543

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several items postponed from January 11, including a new Cultural Affairs Department, accessory dwelling unit zoning changes, fire service fee modifications, and a $2.25 million shore protection project. A resolution to change traffic circulation on Pompano Beach Boulevard has been stricken from the agenda.

• Public hearing (2nd reading) to create a Cultural Affairs Department and committee (Item 16)
• Public hearing (2nd reading) to amend accessory dwelling unit standards (Item 12)
• Public hearing (2nd reading) to modify fire service fees (Item 14)
• Resolution approving first amendment to shore protection project interlocal agreement, $2,250,000 (Item 11)
• Resolution granting easement for bus shelter #1533 to Broward County (Item 1)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on seven requests: special exceptions, variances, and major temporary use permits for properties including Silver Thatch Atlantic Plaza Condo (531 N Ocean Blvd), 1661 N Dixie Highway, St. Philip Church (2505 NW 3 Street), 2300 W Sample Road, Pompano Ford Lincoln (2741 N Federal Highway), and two items for Melro Co. (1979 N Federal Highway). The board will also elect officers.

• Special Exception for Silver Thatch Atlantic Plaza Condo at 531 N Ocean Blvd
• Major Temporary Use Permit for Upper Pompano + Dixie at 1661 N Dixie Highway
• Variance for St. Philip Church of the Living God at 2505 NW 3 Street
• Special Exception for 2300 W Sample Road LLC at 2300 W Sample Road
• Major Temporary Use for Pompano Ford Lincoln at 2741 N Federal Highway

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering a rezoning request for the Turnpike Luxury Living project, along with flex unit approvals and nine major and minor site plans for various developments including a concrete mixing station, a live venue, and retail. Also on the agenda are revisions to the Azzuri Kitchens and IOV Truck Terminal site plans. The meeting covers requests in Commission Districts 1, 4, and 5.

• Rezoning (PZ#21-13000007) for Turnpike Luxury Living at 1350 NW 31st Avenue and parcels on MLK Blvd.
• Flex unit applications for Covent Gardens (90-140 NW 27th Ave) and Turnpike Luxury Living
• Major site plan for Ocean Park Pompano Beach at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard
• Major site plan for Pompano Live Venue at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Minor site plan for Onx Concrete Mixing Station at 1200 NW 15th Street

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is holding a special virtual meeting to vote on 11 construction change orders and contract amendments. Items include change orders for North Pompano Park, Fire Stations 52, 61, 114, Ocean Rescue Building, and the Senior Activity Center, as well as second-reading public hearings for amendments to the Palm Aire Bridge, McNair Park, and SR A1A Streetscape projects. The largest item is a $5.3 million amendment for SR A1A Streetscape Improvements.

• $5,334,267.31 second amendment for SR A1A Streetscape Improvements (public hearing)
• $4,504,339.50 second amendment for McNair Park Renovations (public hearing)
• $4,210,302.00 first amendment for Palm Aire Bridge project (public hearing)
• $667,906.20 change order for Fire Station 52
• $576,646.04 change order for North Pompano Park Improvements

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings and second readings on several ordinances, including changes to accessory dwelling unit standards in the zoning code, a consent to assignment of a lease/concession for a restaurant, and amendments to the Pompano Pier development agreement. The Commission also will vote on a traffic circulation change on Pompano Beach Boulevard and a $2.25 million interlocal agreement for the Broward County Shore Protection Project. Consent items include a $460,181 contract for City Hall re-roofing and approval of the public art FY22 annual plan.

• Second reading of ordinance amending accessory dwelling unit standards (Chapter 155 Zoning Code)
• Traffic change: Pompano Beach Boulevard between NE 2nd and 3rd Streets to one-way northbound
• $2,250,000 Shore Protection Project interlocal agreement with Broward County
• $460,181 City Hall re-roof contract awarded to Advanced Roofing, Inc.
• Approval of Public Art FY22 Annual Plan ($160,520)