Pompano Beach public meetings in 2023

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is meeting to review seven site plan requests for projects across Pompano Beach. The agenda includes major and minor site plans for residential, commercial, and industrial uses. The committee will discuss each application and provide recommendations; no final decisions are made at this stage.

• Major Site Plan for 2233 E Atlantic Blvd (P&Z 22-12000041)
• Major Site Plan for Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave (P&Z 21-12000031)
• Major Site Plan for Ocean Park at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard (P&Z 21-12000037)
• Minor Site Plan for Pompano Townhouses on NW 8th Ave (P&Z 23-12000011)
• Minor Site Plan for NW 10th Avenue Homes (P&Z 23-12000051)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will vote on several resolutions, including the purchase of a commercial property at 122-124 S Federal Highway for $1,550,000, a tenant improvement expenditure of $87,015.85 for space at 100 NW 8th Street, and amendments to lease and development agreements. The board will also consider bylaw changes for advisory committees and a license agreement for mosaic artwork maintenance.

• Proposed $1,550,000 purchase of 122-124 S Federal Highway, a 5,549 sq ft commercial building zoned Transit Oriented
• Authorization to spend $87,015.85 for tenant improvements at 100 NW 8th Street, Suite 102
• Second Amendment to lease with Blaise and Algalite Augustin at 128 N Flagler Avenue ($9,702)
• Extension of construction completion dates for Hadar Homes townhomes at 620, 600, 500, 300 NW 31st Avenue and 140 NW 27th Avenue
• Amendments to Northwest and East CRA Advisory Committee bylaws changing meeting frequency to quarterly

The CRA Board approved funding for commercial tenant improvements and updated advisory committee bylaws. A proposed $1.55 million property purchase at 122-124 S Federal Highway was postponed to January 9, 2024, following board concerns regarding the appraisal.

• Approved $87,015.85 for tenant improvements at 100 NW 8th Street, Suite 102 (Unanimous)
• Approved license agreement for maintenance of mosaic artwork at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard (Unanimous)
• Approved amendments to Northwest CRA Advisory Committee bylaws regarding membership and meetings (Unanimous)
• Approved amendments to East CRA Advisory Committee bylaws regarding meetings (Unanimous)
• Approved lease amendment for 128 North Flagler Avenue at an annual rate of $9,702 (5-1)
• Postponed purchase of 122-124 S Federal Highway for $1,550,000 until January 9, 2024

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on six land-use requests, including a major temporary use permit, special exceptions, and variances. One item (a special exception for a family community residence) is postponed to January 2024. All decisions are subject to board vote.

• Major temporary use permit (LN-545) for 20 North Ocean Blvd, commercial district
• Special exception (LN-514) for Kaja Properties at 3685 N Federal Highway
• Variance (LN-547) for Kimberly Villela Perez at 313 SW 1 Ct #L-4
• Special exception and variance (LN-549 & LN-548) for CCDV Holdings at 1347 E Sample Road
• Special exception for family community residence (LN-546) postponed to Jan 18, 2024

City Commission

The City Commission will consider a $6.2 million lease-purchase agreement for equipment, a $2.05 million pipe rehabilitation contract, and several consent items including grants and youth program licenses. Public hearings are scheduled for a landscape maintenance contract, city logo usage restrictions, and travel expense procedures. The meeting also includes a proclamation and a presentation on community unity efforts.

• $6,167,372 lease-purchase agreement with TD Equipment Finance, Inc. for equipment acquisition
• $2,050,000 cured-in-pipe rehabilitation contract with Insituform Technologies, LLC
• $250,000 ARPA grant to Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County for renovations at 212 NW 16th Street
• $200,000 state grant with $200,000 city match for renovations at Pompano Beach Ultimate Sports Park
• Youth softball license agreement with Pompano Beach Riptide Softball, Inc. for fields at Community, Mitchell/Moore, and Kester parks ($1,550 revenue)

Development Review Committee

The Pompano Beach Development Review Committee will consider major and minor site plans for seven projects. Items include a new Chick-fil-A at Atlantic and Powerline, an outdoor storage facility, an office industrial park, and city-owned projects like a plaza and senior center parking lot.

• Major site plan for Chick-fil-A at 2100 W Atlantic Blvd (PZ 23-12000037)
• Major site plan for Criterion Outdoor Storage on NW 33rd St (PZ 23-12000019)
• Major site plan for 200 Park Central Blvd office industrial park (PZ 23-12000034)
• Major site plan for Aviara West at 1350 NW 31st Ave (PZ 23-12000006)
• Minor site plan for Charlotte Burrie Plaza & Passive Park on NE 16 Ave (PZ 23-12000041)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider three new business items: a master sign program at 901 East Sample Road, a major building design for Gigi's at 1665 Northwest 15th Court, and a major site plan and building design for Alliance West Atlantic at 1500 West Atlantic Boulevard. The committee will also approve minutes from the November 7 meeting and hold board elections.

• Master sign program for 901 E Sample Road (LN-541, owner: 901 Sample Investments LLC)
• Major building design for Gigi's at 1665 NW 15th Ct (LN-533, owner: AASEA8, LLC)
• Major site plan and building design for Alliance West Atlantic at 1500 W Atlantic Blvd (LN-542, owner: Alliance West Atlantic, LLC)
• Approval of minutes from November 7, 2023 meeting
• Board elections for the committee

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three items: a major temporary use and two special exceptions. The board will decide on these requests after hearing testimony.

• Major Temporary Use (LN-535) by 1380 Ocean Associates LLC at 1381 S Ocean Blvd
• Special Exception (LN-514) by Kaja Properties Inc. at 3685 N Federal Highway
• Special Exception (LN-536) by Whisper Lakes II Partnership at 3260 NW 22 Terrace

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three site plan requests: a major site plan for 911 E Atlantic Blvd, and two minor site plans for Jay's Townhomes and a Chick-fil-A. These are the only items on the agenda for this meeting.

• Major Site Plan (PZ 23-12000043) for 911 E Atlantic Blvd, owned by JSA 911 Pompano LLC
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 23-12000026) for Jay's Townhomes at 1501-1505 NW 19 Ave, owned by J F Remodeling Inc.
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 23-12000022) for Chick-fil-A at 2250 N Federal Hwy, owned by The David R Wellens Revocable Trust

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a major site plan for a U-Haul facility at 790-820 SW 12th Avenue and two related items for KZ Copans at 1900 NW 24th Street: a land use plan amendment from Community Facility to Industrial and a rezoning from Public Utility to General Industrial.

• Major site plan for U-Haul Co of Florida at 790-820 SW 12th Avenue (I-1 zoning)
• Land Use Plan Amendment for KZ Copans property at 1900 NW 24th Street (Copans Road)
• Rezoning of KZ Copans property from PU (Public Utility) to I-1 (General Industrial)

The Planning and Zoning Board approved a U-Haul project on SW 12th Avenue with conditions. It recommended denial for two applications related to KZ Copans (a LUPA and a rezoning). No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved U-Haul SW 12th Avenue with conditions
• Recommended denial of KZ Copans LUPA application
• Recommended denial of KZ Copans rezoning application

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold second readings and public hearings on ordinances that would modify water, sewer, stormwater, and reuse water rates and fees. They will also consider a $70,000 medical director agreement for Fire Rescue and approve $140,000 in Community Development Block Grant subrecipient agreements. A first reading will introduce an ordinance allowing electronic parking enforcement technology.

• Second reading of ordinance to amend water tariff and fees (Item 8)
• Second reading of ordinance to modify sewer service rates (Item 9)
• Second reading of ordinance to modify stormwater monthly fees (Item 10)
• Second reading of ordinance to amend reuse water rates (Item 11)
• Resolution to approve $70,000 Medical Director Agreement for Fire Rescue (Item 7)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major design proposals: a major site plan and building design for Belmont Park Estates on SW 2nd Place, involving multiple parcels with medium-high residential and commercial zoning, and a major building design for U-Haul at 790-820 SW 12 Avenue in an industrial district. The committee will also approve minutes from the October 3, 2023 meeting and hear public comments.

• Major Site Plan and Building Design for Belmont Park Estates (P&Z# 22-12000014) on SW 2nd Place, owned by Tal Shari Properties, LLC.
• Major Building Design for U-Haul (P&Z# 23-12000014) at 790-820 SW 12 Avenue, owned by U-Haul Co. of Florida.
• Approval of minutes from October 3, 2023 meeting.
• Individuals testifying under oath on public hearing.
• Project locations in Commission Districts 3 and 5.

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed and approved two submissions with conditions. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Belmont Park Estates submission approved with conditions
• U-Haul SW 12 Ave submission approved with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee meets on November 1, 2023, to consider site plans for a credit union, a Porsche dealership, warehouses, a hotel, townhouses, a entertainment venue, and a mixed-use project, plus a rezoning for the hotel site. Items are scheduled from 9:00 AM to 11:45 AM at City Hall.

• Rezoning request for 101 S Ocean Blvd from B-2 to unspecified (owner: Claridge Homes 101 Hotel LP)
• Major site plan for Porsche Champion Center at 300 NW 24 St
• Major site plan for Pompano Hotel at 101 S Ocean Blvd
• Minor site plan for Seabird Pompano Townhouses at 3225 NE 6 St (16-25 DU/AC)
• Major site plan for LIVE! Indigo Pompano Beach at 777 Isle of Capri Circle

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a land use plan amendment and a rezoning request for property owned by KZ Capital at 1900 NW 24th Street. The board will also discuss proposed code amendments related to Senate Bill 102 (Live Local Act).

• Land Use Plan Amendment for 1900 NW 24th Street (Copans Road)
• Rezoning from PU to I-1 at 1900 NW 24th Street
• Code amendments related to Senate Bill 102 (Live Local Act)

The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of code amendments related to the 2024 Live Local Act. Two items, KZ COPANS LUPA and KZ COPANS REZONING, were postponed. No vote tally was recorded for the approved recommendation.

• Recommended approval of Code Amendments Related to 2024 Live Local Act
• Postponed KZ COPANS LUPA
• Postponed KZ COPANS REZONING

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings on two rezonings of the Citi Centre Mall site: one to a modified planned commercial development and another to multifamily residential (RM-30). The consent agenda includes emergency procurements, a resolution condemning the Hamas attack on Israel, and several funding agreements for road improvements and housing. The regular agenda also includes a resolution to allocate flex units for a residential development and a rollover of $2 million in capital and operating funds.

• Rezoning of Citi Centre Mall (south of Copans Road, west of Federal Highway) to modified B-3/PCD and RM-30
• Resolution condemning Hamas attack on Israel and supporting Israel's right to self-defense
• Emergency procurement for rooftop elevator enclosure at Pier Parking Garage ($134,500)
• FDOT funding agreement for resurfacing State Road A1A from NE 5th Street to Hillsboro Inlet Bridge ($2,234,651)
• Allocation of up to 40 flex units for residential development at 90 NW 27th Avenue

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider a request for rehearing (LN-514) for a previously denied special exception application at 3685 N Federal Highway. The owner, Kaja Properties Inc., seeks rehearing based on new evidence criteria. The board must vote with at least five members to grant a rehearing; if granted, a new public hearing will be scheduled for a later meeting.

• Rehearing request (LN-514) for previously denied special exception (P&Z# 23-17000007) at 3685 N Federal Highway, owned by Kaja Properties Inc., agent Paola West.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering a major site plan for Ocean Park Pompano Beach, located at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard. The property is owned by Mount Vernon Property Holdings LLC and has a high-density land use designation. The committee will discuss and potentially decide on the site plan during this meeting.

• Major Site Plan (PZ 21-12000037) for Ocean Park Pompano Beach at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard, owned by Mount Vernon Property Holdings LLC

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will vote on several resolutions, including a $1 million grant agreement for McNab House and Botanical Gardens, purchase of property on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd for $410,000, and civil engineering work for parking and road improvements. The board will also consider canceling its November meeting.

• Resolution approving $1,000,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant for McNab House and Botanical Gardens (requires $1M match)
• Resolution to purchase property at 738 and 740 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd for $410,000
• Work authorization for parking lot at Annie Adderly Gillis Park ($94,606)
• Work authorization to replace roundabouts with raised intersections on NW 6th Avenue ($92,000)
• Second amendment to lease with TEPM, Inc. for plaza at 121 NE 1st Avenue

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved two civil engineering work authorizations totaling $186,606 for site improvements at Annie Adderley Gillis Park and NW 6th Avenue. The board also approved a property purchase for $410,000 at 738 & 740 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

• Approved $94,606 work authorization for Annie Adderley Gillis Park civil services (6-0)
• Approved $92,000 work authorization for NW 6th Avenue raised intersections (6-0)
• Approved $410,000 property purchase at 738 & 740 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (6-0)
• Unanimously approved agenda and September 19, 2023 minutes

City Commission

The City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency will hear a presentation from CBRE on the Invitation to Negotiate for a master developer for the downtown area. The board will then approve a ranking order and authorize staff to negotiate an agreement with the highest-ranked firm.

• Presentation and ranking approval for ITN C-18-22, Master Developer for the Downtown

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold first readings on two ordinances to rezone parts of the Citi Centre Mall. One would modify the planned commercial development, the other would rezone a portion to multifamily residential. The commission will also consider second readings on police/firefighter retirement system amendments and parks and recreation code updates.

• Rezoning of Citi Centre Mall south of Copans Road and west of Federal Highway from B-3/PCD to modified B-3/PCD and RM-30 multifamily
• Authorize negotiation for emergency debris management contract with CrowderGulf and DRC Emergency Services
• Approve drainage easement agreement for $75,000 with 113 S Riverside LLC and Royal Quality Homes
• Approve $295,000 in appropriations contracts with various non-profit corporations
• Approve change order for $328,848.30 for fuel depot facility at Fire Station 52

Development Review Committee

The Pompano Beach Development Review Committee will consider several major and minor site plans, including a new Chick-fil-A at 2100 W Atlantic Blvd, a Florida Indoor Tennis facility on W Atlantic Blvd, and the Aviara West corporate park. The committee also reviews a revision for Azzuri Kitchens and a new turn lane and entry for Oldcastle APG. A city-owned passive park and plaza is also on the agenda.

• Chick-fil-A major site plan at 2100 W Atlantic Blvd (PZ 23-12000037)
• Florida Indoor Tennis major site plan on W Atlantic Blvd (PZ 23-12000009)
• Aviara West major site plan at 1350 NW 31st Ave (PZ 23-12000006)
• Covent Gardens major site plan at 90-140 NW 27 Ave (PZ 21-12000031)
• Charlotte Burrie Plaza and Passive Park minor site plan on NE 16 Ave (PZ 23-12000041)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two new business items: a building design request for LN-521 Briny Residences at 305‑317 Briny Avenue in the RM‑30/AOD zoning district, and a major site plan request for LN-471 Blanche Ely Estates on the 1600 block of NW 6th Ave in the RD‑1 zoning district. The meeting also includes standard agenda items such as call to order, roll call, approval of minutes, and audience testimony.

• LN-521 Briny Residences – building design request (RM-30/AOD zoning)
• LN-471 Blanche Ely Estates – major site plan request (RD-1 zoning)
• Call to Order and Roll Call
• Approval of the Minutes
• Audience to be Heard

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two submissions for the Briny Residences and Blanche Ely Estates, each with conditions. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes. The meeting otherwise consisted of routine procedural items.

• Approved Briny Residences submission with conditions
• Approved Blanche Ely Estates submission with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider four new business items: a plat for a property at 2429 NW 4th St, a right-of-way abandonment on NE 26th Avenue, a flex application for Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27th Avenue, and a major site plan for Gigi's at 1665 NW 15th Ct. The board will also approve minutes from August and adopt the 2024 meeting calendar.

• LN-22 IMECA Plat: plat request for 2429 NW 4th St by Cocchiola LLC
• LN-489 NE 26th Ave Right of Way Abandonment by the city
• LN-214 Covent Gardens Flex Application at 90-140 NW 27th Ave by ICG CGP 58 LLC
• LN-414 Gigi's Major Site Plan at 1665 NW 15th Ct by AASEA8 LLC
• Approval of 2024 board dates and deadlines calendar

The Planning and Zoning Board approved the Gigi's site plan with conditions. The board also recommended approval of the IMECA Plat, NE 26th Ave right-of-way abandonment, and Covent Gardens Flex Application. Board meeting minutes and the 2024 board dates calendar were approved.

• Recommended approval of IMECA Plat
• Recommended approval of NE 26th Ave right-of-way abandonment
• Recommended approval of Covent Gardens Flex Application
• Approved Gigi's Site Plan with conditions
• Approved meeting minutes
• Approved 2024 board dates and deadlines calendar

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a consent agenda with 12 items, including contracts for janitorial services, mulch, holiday lighting, and a Medicaid program with a net positive impact of $1,072,149.95. The regular agenda includes multiple public hearings, notably second readings of zoning code amendments to eliminate parking reductions that result in less than one space per dwelling unit and to permit hotels by right in the B-2 zoning district, as well as first readings of retirement system amendments for police and firefighters.

• Medicaid supplemental payment program expected to net $1,072,149.95
• $335,000 work authorization for emerging contaminant treatment study at water treatment plant
• $113,973.50 contract with Christmas Palace, LLC for holiday lighting and decor
• Zoning amendment to eliminate parking reductions below 1 space per dwelling unit (P.H. 2023-85)
• Zoning amendment to allow hotels by right in B-2 district (P.H. 2023-84)

Zoning Board of Appeals

This meeting of the Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals includes public hearings on four items: a major temporary use request at 1213 S Ocean Blvd, a variance and two special exceptions at 3685 N Federal Highway, and a special exception at 2401 NW 24 Avenue. The board will also review meeting dates for 2024.

• Major Temporary Use (LN-512) by Montana Enterprises and Beachcomber Villas Inc. at 1213 S Ocean Blvd
• Variance (LN-513) by Kaja Properties Inc. at 3685 N Federal Highway
• Special Exception (LN-514) by Kaja Properties Inc. at 3685 N Federal Highway
• Special Exception (LN-515) by GMD Investment Properties LLC at 2401 NW 24 Avenue
• Review of meeting deadlines and dates for 2024

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a series of site‑plan applications, both major and minor, for commercial and residential projects across the city. Items include a major plan for The Oaks at Palm Aire and a major plan for 2233 E Atlantic Blvd in the East Transit Oriented Corridor. The committee will also review plat submissions for Power Petroleum HQ and QCM, as well as other minor site‑plan requests.

• Major site plan – 2233 E Atlantic Blvd (Transit Oriented Corridor), P&Z# 22-12000041
• Minor site plan – Chick‑fil‑A, 2250 N Federal Hwy, P&Z# 23-12000022
• Major site plan – Porsche Champion Center, 300 NW 24 St, P&Z# 23-12000033
• Major site plan – The Oaks at Palm Aire, 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Dr, P&Z# 23-12000017
• Minor site plan – Brew Fish Brewery, 200‑206 E McNab Road, P&Z# 23-12000029

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a public hearing for final adoption of the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 millage rates and budgets, including a general operating millage rate of 5.7705 representing a 10% increase over the rolled-back rate. The annual budget totals $400,154,323 and the commission will also adopt the five-year capital improvement plan totaling $33,863,399 for FY 2024. Additionally, the commission will consider a resolution for the Emergency Medical Services District adopting a millage rate of 0.5000, an 11.21% increase, and its budget of $25,523,255.

• Adoption of FY 2023-2024 annual budget totaling $400,154,323
• Property tax increase: general operating millage rate of 5.7705, a 10% increase over rolled-back rate
• Adoption of five-year Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2024-2028, with $33,863,399 for FY 2024
• EMS District to adopt millage rate of 0.5000, an 11.21% increase, and budget of $25,523,255
• Ordinance amending position classification plan, reclassifying and creating positions with $869,790 fiscal impact

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency is meeting to approve the FY2024 budgets (Financing and Implementation Plans) for both the East and Northwest CRA districts. Other actions include ratifying a fifth amendment to a development agreement with D.R. Horton for the Hunters Manor subdivision, approving sublease agreements with Crockett Foundation and The Melted Bar 7 LLC, accepting a $500,000 state grant for McNab House and Botanical Gardens, and adopting a new Commercial Interior Buildout Assistance Program.

• Approval of FY2024 Financing and Implementation Plans for East and Northwest CRA districts (items 6 & 7)
• Ratification of Fifth Amendment to Development Agreement with D.R. Horton for Hunters Manor subdivision between NW 6th-9th St and NW 18th-19th Ave
• Sublease with Crockett Foundation at 100 NW 8th St, Suite 102 for $46,620 annual revenue
• Sublease with The Melted Bar 7 LLC at 27 NE 1st Ave for $24,792 annual rent
• Acceptance of $500,000 state Cultural Facilities Grant for McNab House and Botanical Gardens (2250 E. Atlantic Blvd)

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a public hearing to tentatively adopt the proposed millage rates and budgets for the City of Pompano Beach and the Emergency Medical Services District for Fiscal Year 2023-2024. The proposed city millage rate of 5.8063 represents a 10% increase over the rolled-back rate, and the total city budget is $400,154,323. The EMS district millage rate of 0.5000 represents an 11.21% increase, with a budget of $25,523,255. Also under consideration are the reimposition of fire rescue assessments and a position classification plan amendment.

• Tentative adoption of city millage rate of 5.8063 (10% increase) for FY 2024
• Tentative adoption of city budget totaling $400,154,323 for FY 2024
• Fire rescue assessment resolution with $32,577,529 in gross revenues
• Position classification plan amendment reclassifying/creating positions, $869,790 fiscal impact
• Tentative adoption of EMS district millage rate of 0.5000 (11.21% increase) and budget of $25,523,255

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on multiple zoning code amendments, including eliminating parking reductions that allow less than one space per dwelling unit and permitting hotels by right in B-2 districts. They will also consider awarding contracts for lift station rehabilitation ($3,425,335), stormwater improvements ($2,082,937), and water meter purchases ($1,000,000). Consent items include appointments to citizen boards and support for the NE 10th Street Complete Streets project.

• Public hearing on eliminating parking reductions in residential developments (P.H. 2023-85)
• Public hearing on allowing hotels by right in B-2 zoning district (P.H. 2023-84)
• Award of $3,425,335 contract for Lift Station #61 Rehabilitation to Southern Underground Industries
• Award of $2,082,937 contract for NW 16th Lane Stormwater Improvements to Marcdan, Inc.
• Approval of $1,000,000 annual purchase of Neptune water meters from Ferguson Enterprises

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering three site plan applications: a major site plan for Ocean Park Pompano Beach at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard, a minor site plan for a truck court at 290 SW 14th Avenue, and a minor site plan for a four-unit residential project at 760 SW 10th Street. These are development proposals that require approval for site layout, design, and compliance with zoning.

• Major site plan for Ocean Park Pompano Beach at 1508 N Ocean Boulevard (PD-I zoning, High density)
• Minor site plan for BLP Pompano Beach truck court at 290 SW 14th Avenue (I-1 General Industrial)
• Minor site plan for 4-unit project at 760 SW 10th Street (RM-20 zoning)
• All items are public hearings before the committee
• No dollar amounts or contract awards are listed on the agenda

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a major site plan and building design request for LN-509 Belmont Park Estates. The project involves multiple parcels on SW 2nd Place, zoned RM-30 and B-3. The committee may approve, deny, or conditionally approve the design.

• LN-509 Belmont Park Estates: major site plan and building design review (P&Z# 22-12000014)
• Property owner: Tal Shiar Properties, LLC
• Location: SW 2nd Place, folios 494202020039, 494202020061, 494202020063, 494202020070
• Land use: Medium-High Residential (16-25 DU/AC) and Commercial
• Zoning: RM-30 and B-3 in Commission District 3

The committee reviewed a submission for Belmont Park Estates and determined that a resubmittal is required. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Belmont Park Estates submission: Resubmittal required

Planning and Zoning Board

The board will consider multiple development items including a rezoning and site plan for the Pompano Citi Centre, as well as a plat for a golf car facility, an air park obstruction permit, a site plan extension for a BSO substation, and major site plans for Blanche Ely Estates and Archi One. Decisions on these items will affect land use and development in several commission districts.

• Rezoning of Pompano Citi Centre PCD at 1400-1460 NE 23 St
• Rezoning of residential property at 1600 NE 23rd Ave for Pompano Citi Centre
• Major site plan for Pompano Citi Centre at 1190-1200 E. Copans Rd
• Major site plan for Blanche Ely Estates by Housing Authority at 1600 Block of NW 6th Ave
• Major site plan for Archi One at 200 N Federal Highway

The Planning and Zoning Board approved several site plans with conditions and recommended the approval of the Pompano Citi Centre rezoning and PCD amendment. Other submissions for Phoenix Golf Car Plat and Pompano Citi Centre were also recommended for approval.

• Phoenix Golf Car Plat recommended for approval
• Ocean Park approved with conditions
• Extension of Site Plan Approval approved with conditions
• Blanche Ely Estates approved with conditions
• Archi One approved with conditions
• Pompano Citi Centre PCD Amendment recommended for approval
• Pompano Citi Centre Rezoning recommended for approval
• Pompano Citi Centre Residential Site Plan approved with conditions

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on two variance requests and two special exception requests. The variances are for 1310 NE 28 Ave (Marine Colony HOA) and 401 SW 18 Court (Lisette Sacon). The special exceptions are for 3225 NE 7 Street (3225 NE 7 Street LLC) and 3749 N Federal Highway (Shabtai Investments Inc.).

• Variance request for Marine Colony HOA at 1310 NE 28 Ave
• Variance request by Lisette Sacon at 401 SW 18 Court
• Special exception request for 3225 NE 7 Street LLC at 3225 NE 7 Street
• Special exception request for Shabtai Investments Inc. at 3749 N Federal Highway

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider multiple site plans, a plat, and other development requests at its August 16, 2023 meeting. Items include a major site plan for Alliance West Atlantic at 1500 West Atlantic Blvd, a major site plan for Blanche Ely Estates by the Housing Authority, and a minor site plan for Pompano Townhomes on N Dixie Highway.

• Alliance West Atlantic major site plan (1500 West Atlantic Blvd, 75 NW 13th Ave, 1291 West Atlantic Blvd)
• Chevron #010 minor site plan (301 S Pompano Parkway)
• Blanche Ely Estates major site plan (1600 block NW 6th Ave)
• Pompano Townhomes minor site plan (1531-1537 N Dixie Highway)
• U-Haul SW 12th Avenue major site plan (790-820 SW 12th Ave)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five site plan applications, including three major site plans for Oriano's Chicago Avenue Pizza, Archi One, and Gigi's, and two minor site plans for Pompano Beach Credit Union and Ultimate Sports Park. These projects involve new commercial, residential, and recreational developments across the city.

• Major Site Plan (LN-495) for Oriano's Chicago Avenue Pizza at 1 E McNab Rd, owner: One East McNab Estate LLC
• Minor Site Plan (LN-496) for Pompano Beach Credit Union at 420 NE 19th Ave
• Minor Site Plan (LN-443) for Ultimate Sports Park at 212 NW 16 St, owned by City of Pompano Beach
• Major Site Plan (LN-385) for Archi One at 200 N Federal Highway, owner: Archi Group LLC
• Major Site Plan (LN-414) for Gigi's at 1665 NW 15th Ct, owner: AASEA8 LLC

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two Master Sign Program requests: one for Shopper's Haven on North Federal Highway and one for Phase 1A of The Pomp! District on Isle of Capri Circle. Both items are new business and the committee will vote on approving the proposed signage plans.

• LN-457 Shopper's Haven Master Sign Program at 3301-3573 North Federal Hwy, owner Partridge Equity Group, in B-3 zoning
• LN-494 The Pomp! District Master Sign Program Phase 1A at 777 Isle of Capri Cir, owner Pompano Park JV Land Holdings LLC, in PCD zoning
• Approval of minutes from July 6, 2023 meeting

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two master sign programs with conditions. These approvals apply to the Shopper’s Haven Master Sign Program and Phase 1A of The POMP! District Master Sign Program.

• Approved Shopper’s Haven Master Sign Program with conditions
• Approved The POMP! District Master Sign Program Phase 1A with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider nine new business items, including a rezoning, a planned commercial development amendment, and a major site plan for the Pompano Citi Centre project. Other items include a flex application for Covent Gardens, plats, site plans for industrial and commercial properties, and a text amendment for a hotel on McNab Road.

• LN-221: Rezoning of residential property (1600 NE 23rd Ave) for Pompano Citi Centre
• LN-355: PCD amendment for Pompano Citi Centre (1400-1460 NE 23 St)
• LN-220: Major site plan for Pompano Citi Centre (1190-1200 E. Copans Rd)
• LN-214: Flex application for Covent Gardens (90-140 NW 27th Ave)
• LN-446: Major site plan for Live! Industrial Parcel (777 Isle of Capri Cir)

The Board approved two submissions with conditions and recommended three others for approval. Several items related to Pompano Citi Centre were postponed, while the Covent Gardens Flex application was withdrawn.

• Withdrew Covent Gardens Flex application
• Postponed Pompano Citi Centre rezoning
• Postponed Pompano Citi Centre PCD amendment
• Postponed Pompano Citi Centre residential site plan
• Recommended approval for 1207 East Atlantic Blvd.
• Recommended approval for 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
• Approved 1801 N Andrews Ave with conditions
• Approved Live! Industrial Parcel with conditions

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will vote on a fire rescue assessment that could generate $32,577,529 in gross revenues. The meeting also includes consent‑agenda resolutions for license agreements, a docking extension, a state loan application, and a magistrate reappointment. Several public‑hearing items address zoning changes, a waterfront program, and a service contract for the municipal golf course.

• 23-650: Fire rescue assessment roll – $32,577,529 gross revenue before exemptions
• 23-613: Service contract for Pompano Beach Municipal Golf Course – $2,625,649.10
• 23-641: License agreement with South Florida Water Polo Foundation – $1,000 monthly fee to city
• 23-640: License agreement with Xpress Youth Development Institute – city receives 10% of revenue from non‑resident participants
• 23-597: Ordinance amending B‑4 heavy‑business zoning to allow residential/mixed‑use on NW 31st Avenue corridor

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on nine requests including variances, major temporary use permits, and special exceptions. Items range from a variance for townhomes on North Dixie Highway to a temporary use at the Isle of Capri and special exceptions on Cypress Road and Atlantic Boulevard.

• Variance for Pompano Beach Townhomes at 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway (LN-437)
• Major Temporary Use Permit for Pompano Park JV at 777 Isle of Capri Circle (LN-479)
• Special Exception for Investments SWK, LLC at 351 S Cypress Road (LN-439)
• Variance for Sands Harbor Resort at 125 N Riverside Drive (LN-477)
• Major Temporary Use for Mount Vernon Property at 1508-1550 N Ocean Blvd (LN-473)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing multiple site plan applications, a plat, and a flex request for proposed developments across the city. Items include major site plans for The Oaks at Palm Aire, 2233 E Atlantic Blvd, Power Petroleum HQ, 324 HAUS, and WH Pompano LP, as well as minor site plans for Coastal Recycling, Chick-fil-A Pompano Beach, and BLP Pompano Beach Truck Court. A plat for 1207 E Atlantic Blvd and a flex request for The Oaks at Palm Aire are also on the agenda.

• Major Site Plan: The Oaks at Palm Aire – 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Dr (owner Clublink US, LLC)
• Major Site Plan: 2233 E Atlantic Blvd – 2233 E Atlantic Blvd (owner 2233 Atlantic LLC)
• Minor Site Plan: Chick-fil-A Pompano Beach – 2250 N Federal Hwy
• Major Site Plan: 324 HAUS – 324 NW 6th St (owner Pompano Devco I LLC)
• Plat: 1207 E Atlantic Blvd – 1207 E Atlantic Blvd (owner 1207 E Atlantic LLC)

City Commission

The City Commission is holding a budget workshop to discuss and consider the recommended FY 2024 operating budget and the five-year capital improvement plan for FY 2024-2028. The meeting includes a presentation from the City Manager on the budget overview and summary.

• City Manager's presentation on FY 2023/2024 budget overview and summary
• Discussion and consideration of the recommended Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan FY 2024-2028
• Discussion and consideration of the recommended Operating Budget FY 2024

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will consider resolutions to purchase two vacant properties: 324 NW 5th Street for $125,000 and 1570 NW 15 Way for $150,000, as part of land assembly for redevelopment. The board will also receive a presentation on the proposed FY2024 budgets and five-year finance plans for the East and Northwest CRA districts. Other action items include a lease agreement for 100 NW 8th Street, Suite 102 at $31,800 annual rent, a request to dual-name a portion of Pier Street West as 'Dockswell Drive', and an appointment to the Northwest District Advisory Committee.

• Purchase of 324 NW 5th St for $125,000 from Carver Ranch Homes LLC
• Purchase of 1570 NW 15 Way for $150,000 from Myrlande and Oriol Emmanuel
• Presentation of proposed FY2024 budgets and five-year strategic finance plans
• Lease agreement for 3,180 sq ft commercial space at 100 NW 8th St, Suite 102 at $31,800/yr
• Dual-naming of Pier Street West between Riverside Drive and Ocean Boulevard as 'Dockswell Drive'

The CRA Board approved two real estate acquisitions in the Northwest district. The board also authorized temporary authority for the Chair or Vice-Chair during August hiatuses and tabled a street naming request.

• Approved $125,000 purchase of property at 324 NW 5 Street (5-1)
• Approved $150,000 purchase of property at 1570 NW 15 Way (vote not recorded)
• Approved resolution granting Chair or Vice-Chair authority to perform budgeted matters during August hiatus (unanimous)
• Tabled resolution to dual-name Pier Street West as 'Dockswell Drive' (unanimous)
• Presented proposed FY 2024 Budgets and Financing and Implementation Plans for East and Northwest CRA Districts (no action)

City Commission

The City Commission will consider awarding a $3.66 million contract for Runway 10-28 safety enhancements at the Pompano Beach Air Park. Commissioners will also vote on a five-year interlocal agreement with Lauderdale-by-the-Sea for fire rescue services, generating an estimated $256,281 net revenue per year. Other items include approval of a $1.54 million CDBG/HOME annual action plan, a $1.59 million electrical master plan contract for the water treatment plant, and several ordinance amendments regarding flood regulations, cemeteries, and parking fines.

• Award $3,659,398.88 bid for Runway 10-28 Safety Enhancements to Ranger Construction Industries
• Approve interlocal agreement with Lauderdale-by-the-Sea for fire rescue services ($256,281/year net revenue)
• Adopt resolution for 2023-2024 CDBG/HOME Annual Action Plan ($1,536,849 grant revenue)
• Authorize $1,590,941 contract with Carollo Engineers for electrical master plan update at water treatment plant
• Public hearings on ordinances amending flood-resistant development, cemetery rules, and time-limited parking fines

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major building design applications: a residential project at 1350 S Ocean Blvd (LN-462) and a commercial/industrial project at 777 Isle of Capri Cir (LN-464). Both require approval for their design as part of the development review process.

• Major Building Design request for LN-462 WH POMPANO – 1350 S Ocean Blvd (High Residential, PD-I zoning)
• Major Building Design request for LN-464 LIVE! INDUSTRIAL PARCEL – 777 Isle of Capri Cir (RAC, PCD zoning)

The committee approved the WH POMPANO and LIVE! INDUSTRIAL PARCEL submissions, each with conditions. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved WH POMPANO submission with conditions
• Approved LIVE! INDUSTRIAL PARCEL submission with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider seven development proposals, including major site plans for Blanche Ely Estates, 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, and Aviara West, a plat for Pompano at West Atlantic, and minor site plans for Aroma Joe's Coffee, Martin Brower Industrial, and Sunexus Apartments. The committee will make recommendations on these projects, which could affect housing, commercial, and industrial development in the city.

• Blanche Ely Estates: major site plan for housing authority project at 1600 block NW 6th Ave (District 4)
• 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd: major site plan for commercial property (District 4)
• Aroma Joe's Coffee: minor site plan and major building design at 351 S Cypress Road (District 3)
• Martin Brower Industrial: minor site plan at 1661 NW 12 Ave (District 4)
• Pompano at West Atlantic: plat request at 1500 West Atlantic Blvd (District 4)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a variety of land-use items including rezonings, site plans, and text amendments. They will hear a presentation on the 2024-2028 Capital Improvement Plan and discuss proposed policy and code changes related to affordable housing. Several items involve developments along Federal Highway and in the downtown area.

• Alley abandonment request at 872 E McNab Rd
• Rezoning of 580 Briny Avenue from RM-20 to unknown (request item)
• Major site plan for Homewood Hotel at 505-599 N Federal Highway
• Affordable housing related policy and code text amendments
• Zoning code text amendment to B-4 regulations on NW 31st Avenue corridor

The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval for the 2024-2028 Capital Improvement Plan and approved several projects with conditions, while postponing others. One rezoning request was recommended for denial.

• Recommended approval for 2024-2028 Capital Improvement Plan
• Postponed Covent Gardens flex application
• Recommended approval for 872 E McNab Rd alley abandonment
• Recommended approval for Pompano Townhomes flex
• Approved Old Town II: Parcels B & D with conditions
• Recommended denial for 580 Briny rezoning
• Approved Homewood Hotel in Pompano with conditions
• Approved Apop Homewood Suites Hotel with conditions

City Commission

This meeting is a budget workshop where the City Commission will hear a presentation on the Fiscal Year 2024 Estimated General Fund Budget. No decisions or votes are scheduled; the item is for information and discussion only.

• Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2024 Estimated General Fund Budget (Fiscal Impact: N/A)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will discuss a proposed interlocal agreement for solid waste disposal and recyclable materials processing authority, with an estimated annual fiscal impact between $115,574 and $154,099. They will also hold public hearings on a fire rescue interlocal agreement with Lauderdale-by-the-Sea (net revenue ~$256,281/year) and a five-year $726,038 software services agreement with OpenGov. Other items include adopting an updated cemetery pricing list, abandoning utility easements and right-of-way, and appointing board members.

• Discussion of Interlocal Agreement for Solid Waste Disposal and Recyclable Materials Processing Authority ($115,574–$154,099/year)
• Public hearing on fire rescue interlocal agreement with Lauderdale-by-the-Sea (~$256,281/year net revenue)
• Public hearing on $726,038 OpenGov cloud software contract (FY2024–2028)
• First reading of ordinance amending flood-resistant building regulations for accessory structures
• Adoption of Cemetery Services and Pricing List (estimated $85,000 revenue increase)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several site plans, a rezoning, and other development requests. Items include a senior activity center parking lot, townhomes, an industrial parcel, a tennis club plat, and a warehouse. The agenda also includes a flex request and a rezoning for Aviara West on NW 31 Ave.

• Minor site plan for Senior Activity Center Parking Lot at 2005 NW 9th St
• Minor site plan for Pompano Townhomes at 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway
• Major site plan for LIVE! Industrial Parcel at 777 Isle of Capri Cir
• Rezoning of Aviara West on NW 31 Ave
• Major site plan for Genco Warehouse on W. Atlantic Boulevard

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing regarding a variance request for the Pompano Beach Townhomes project. The property is owned by the Pompano Beach CRA and located in the General Business (B-3) zoning district.

• Public hearing for LN-437 VARIANCE - POMPANO BEACH TOWNHOMES
• Variance request at 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway

City Commission

The City Commission will hear a presentation on the Broward County Transit Premium Mobility Plan (PREMO) and the Police & Firefighters' Retirement System actuarial valuation. They will vote on resolutions including a partnership with Broward School Board to offer Firefighter 1 certification to Blanche Ely High students, a ground lease assignment at North Ocean Boulevard, and a $60,000 grant for the Acoustic Art Panel Project. Several public hearings involve utility easement abandonments at 820 NW 9th Avenue and 777 Isle of Capri Boulevard, as well as approval of the Wilferz Plat on McNab Road.

• Resolution approving firefighter training program with Broward School Board at Blanche Ely High School
• Public hearing on abandoning a 10-foot utility easement at 820 NW 9th Avenue
• Resolution consenting to ground lease assignment at North Ocean Boulevard and North Pompano Beach Boulevard
• Resolution accepting $60,000 grant from Community Foundation of Broward for Acoustic Art Panel Project
• Public hearing on ordinance to contract with OpenGov for cloud-based software services

Pompano Beach Finance Corporation

The Pompano Beach Finance Corporation will hold its annual meeting to elect officers (President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer) as required by its bylaws. The board will also vote on the Fiscal Year 2023 annual budget, which includes $1,000 in lease rental revenue, and waive formal delivery requirements. Additionally, the board will ratify amendments to agreements and leases related to the Pier Parking Garage that were previously approved by the City Commission.

• Election of officers: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Budget with $1,000 lease rental revenue
• Waiver of 30-day budget delivery requirement to the Board of Directors
• Ratification of amendments to Pier Parking Garage agreements, including Amendment #8 to the Development Agreement with Pompano Pier Associates, LLC

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review eight development requests, including six site plans and one zoning text amendment. These reviews establish development standards and land use rules for specific addresses, which determines future construction and property use in those areas. The committee will evaluate zoning compliance and site layouts for each proposal.

• Major Site Plan for WH Pompano LP at 1350 S. Ocean Blvd.
• Major Site Plan for Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave.
• Text Amendment for McNab Hotel at 872 E. McNab Road
• Minor Site Plan for Hibiscus Park Townhomes at 3213 SE 7th St
• Minor Site Plan for Ultimate Sports Park at 212 NW 16 ST

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider four requests for major building design approval. The projects include a site plan at 208 N Federal Highway (Soleste Pompano Beach), a building at 1801 N Andrews Ave, a development at 1207 E Atlantic Blvd, and a project at 200 N Federal Highway (Archi One). The committee may also hear public comments and discuss other business.

• LN-230 Soleste Pompano Beach site plan at 208 N Federal Highway
• LN-454 1801 N Andrews Ave major building design
• LN-449 1207 E Atlantic Blvd major building design
• LN-453 Archi One major building design at 200 N Federal Highway

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved four site-plan submissions with conditions: Soleste Pompano Beach, 1801 N Andrews Ave, 1207 E Atlantic, and Archi One. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Soleste Pompano Beach site plan with conditions
• Approved 1801 N Andrews Ave submission with conditions
• Approved 1207 E Atlantic submission with conditions
• Approved Archi One submission with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will decide on three items: a row vacation for Pompano Townhomes at 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway, a right-of-way abandonment for a portion of NW 21st St alley, and a major site plan for Alliance Gateway Industrial at 2600-2700 Gateway Drive. The major site plan could shape industrial development in the area.

• Row vacation for Pompano Townhomes at 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway
• Right-of-way abandonment for portion of NW 21st St alley
• Major site plan for Alliance Gateway Industrial at 2600-2700 Gateway Drive

The Planning and Zoning Board considered three items. It recommended approval of the Pompano Townhomes Row Vacation and the Row Abandonment of a portion of NW 21st St Alley. The Board approved the Alliance Gateway Industrial project with conditions.

• Recommended approval of Pompano Townhomes Row Vacation
• Recommended approval of Row Abandonment - portion of NW 21st St Alley
• Approved with conditions the Alliance Gateway Industrial project

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings on several items, including second readings of ordinances for security system maintenance and utility finding services. The consent agenda includes a $109,106 work authorization for fence design on Dixie Highway, a beach kiosk concession agreement, and a donation of a 1949 fire truck to the fire museum. The meeting also features presentations on the actuarial valuation report and environmental scholarships, as well as a proclamation for National Gun Violence Awareness Day.

• $109,106 for design services for a new fence on Dixie Highway from Atlantic Boulevard to Sample Road
• Beach kiosk concession agreement with Sandbar Snacks Inc. at $2,750 monthly rent
• Public hearing on second amendment to Miller Electric contract for Genetec security system maintenance (not to exceed $70,000 annually)
• Two piggyback agreements for utility finding services with Venegroup and High Tech Engineering at $175,000 each
• Donation of a 1949 fire truck to the Pompano Fire Museum

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a variance request for a property at 777 S Federal Highway (RM-30 zoning). The board will also consider a request for rehearing of a previously denied variance for a property at 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway (B-3 zoning), which was denied on April 20, 2023. The rehearing request must meet specific criteria regarding new evidence.

• Variance request (LN-435) by Vincenzo Costanza for 777 S Federal Highway, RM-30 zoning
• Rehearing request (LN-437) by Pompano Beach CRA for 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway, B-3 zoning, denied 4-2 on April 20, 2023

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will meet to consider site plan approvals for four projects: Industrial LIVE! Parcel (major), Sunexus Apartments (minor), U-Haul SW 12th Avenue (major), and Gigi's Site Plan (major). Each proposal involves zoning and land-use compliance reviews.

• Industrial LIVE! Parcel: Major site plan for 777 Isle of Capri Cir in PCD district
• Sunexus Apartments at Pompano: Minor site plan for 820 NW 9th Ave in RM-20 district
• U-Haul SW 12th Avenue: Major site plan for 790-820 SW 12th Ave in I-1 district
• Gigi's Site Plan: Major site plan for 1665 NW 15th Ct in RM-12 district

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will discuss a proposed Tactical Urbanism Plan for NW 6th Avenue, with $3.1 million budgeted for upgrades. Commissioners will also consider an $88,066 change order for the Backyard project, unsolicited proposals for a candle-making sublease and a BBQ restaurant, and appointments to the Northwest District Advisory Committee.

• Change order for Backyard project: $88,066.01 to MBR Construction, Inc.
• Tactical Urbanism/Beautification Plan for NW 6th Avenue (Atlantic Blvd to NW 15th St) — $3.1 million budgeted
• Unsolicited sublease proposal from The Melted Bar 7, LLC for 27 NE 1st Avenue (candle-making classes/retail)
• Unsolicited proposal from Big Tree BBQ to build a restaurant on CRA-owned Powerline Road properties
• Appointments to fill two vacancies on the Northwest District Advisory Committee

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved a $88,066.01 change order for the Backyard Project and directed staff to proceed with a beautification plan for NW 6th Avenue. The board also adopted resolutions designating the CRA secretary and approving the sublease of a property to Melted Bar 7, LLC.

• Approved $88,066.01 change order for Backyard Project (5-0)
• Directed staff to proceed with NW 6th Avenue beautification plan (5-1)
• Adopted resolution designating CRA secretary (5-0)
• Approved sublease of 27 NE 1st Avenue to Melted Bar 7, LLC (5-0)
• Adopted resolution approving change order for Backyard Project (5-0)
• Approved agenda as submitted (5-0)
• Approved April 18, 2023 CRA Board meeting minutes (5-0)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a second reading public hearing on an ordinance amending the Downtown Pompano Beach (DP) Overlay District, modifying height bonus options, massing restrictions, transit core boundary, and use regulations. The consent agenda includes approval of multiple supply contracts (Home Depot, Fastenal, Amazon) totaling up to $1.15 million annually, and ratification of emergency repairs for Lift Station 67 ($84,560) and wastewater main ($114,750). The commission will also consider a resolution endorsing the Southeast Florida Climate Action Pledge, a beach kiosk management contract, and youth sports program agreements.

• Public hearing on amending DP overlay district to modify height bonuses and massing in the Historic Transition Area
• Ratification of emergency repairs: Lift Station 67 ($84,560) and wastewater main ($114,750)
• Approval of annual supply contracts with Home Depot ($300k), Fastenal ($400k), Amazon ($450k)
• Ranking and negotiation for beach kiosk management (PB Pier, LLC) and youth sports programs (PBFC-PAL Hammerheads, Pompano Baseball)
• Resolution endorsing Southeast Florida Climate Action Pledge and regional climate adaptation planning

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site plan applications: a minor site plan for Riverside Townhomes at 1300 N Riverside Drive and a major site plan for 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The Riverside Townhomes project is in the RM-20 zoning district, while the MLK Blvd project is in B-3 commercial zoning.

• Minor site plan review for Riverside Townhomes (PZ 23-12000001) at 1300 N Riverside Drive, owner Giltor 36 LLC
• Major site plan review for 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd (PZ 22-12000045), owned by Merijul LLC & One-Quarter Ham LLC
• Riverside Townhomes property zoned RM-20 (Multiple-Family Residence 20) with Medium-High density land use designation
• MLK Blvd property zoned B-3 (Commercial) with Commercial land use designation
• Both projects are in different commission districts: District 1 and District 4

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency and the City will host a joint workshop featuring presentations by two short‑listed master developers responding to Invitation to Negotiate C‑18‑22 for the downtown area. After the presentations, the public may comment for up to two minutes per person. The meeting will be held at the Cultural Center, 100 W. Atlantic Blvd., and closing remarks will be given by Mayor Rex Hardin.

• Invitation to Negotiate C‑18‑22 for Master Developer for the Downtown area
• Public presentations by two short‑listed master developers
• Public comment limited to two minutes per speaker
• Venue: Cultural Center, 100 W. Atlantic Blvd., Pompano Beach, FL 33060
• Auxiliary aid requests: call City Clerk's Office at (954) 786‑4611

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider major and minor site plans and building designs for seven projects. Items include a live entertainment venue, a hotel, residential developments, and industrial buildings. Public hearings will be held for each application, and the committee's decisions affect the architectural character of Pompano Beach.

• LN-360 LIVE! VENUE – Major Site Plan at 777 Isle of Capri Cir
• LN-371 HOMEWOOD HOTEL – Major Site Plan and Building Design at 505 & 599 N Federal Highway
• LN-220 POMPANO CITI CENTRE RESIDENTIAL – Major Site Plan and Building Design at 1190-1200 E. Copans Rd
• LN-444 ALLIANCE GATEWAY INDUSTRIAL – Major Site Plan and Building Design at 2600-2700 Gateway Drive
• LN-384 OLD TOWN TOWERS: PARCELS B & D – Major Site Plan and Building Design at 210 NE 3 St & 290 NE 2 St

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed several development submissions. Six projects were approved with conditions, and one site plan was postponed.

• LIVE! VENUE: Approved with conditions
• Soleste Pompano Beach site plan: Postponed
• Pompano Citi Centre residential site plan: Approved with conditions
• Alliance Gateway Industrial: Approved with conditions
• Homewood Hotel in Pompano: Approved with conditions
• Old Town II: Parcels B & D: Approved with conditions
• Pompano Townhomes: Approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review and vote on several land-use applications, including one plat, one easement abandonment, and six major site plans. Items include a new entertainment venue, a gas station, a golf car facility, and multi-family housing projects. The meeting also includes public hearings and audience comments.

• Gigi's Plat at 1665 NW 15th Avenue (plat approval)
• Sunexus Apartments easement abandonment at 820 NW 9th Avenue
• Festival Marketplace Racetrac at 2900 W Sample Road (major site plan)
• Live! Venue at 777 Isle of Capri (major site plan)
• NE 19th Ave Multi-Family Project (major site plan)

City Commission

The commission will hold first-reading public hearings on a comprehensive plan map amendment and rezoning for a 5.76-acre site at 1201 NW 31st Avenue, and on amendments to the Downtown Pompano Beach overlay district to modify height bonuses and massing restrictions. They will also vote on a $1,946,895 asphalt paving contract with Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc. Consent items include dock agreements, a bilingual summer camp license, a surf school license, a hurricane subaward, and several advisory board appointments.

• $1.9M asphalt paving contract for asphaltic concrete pavement surfacing (Item 15)
• First reading of downtown overlay district amendments modifying height bonuses, massing restrictions, and transit core boundaries (Item 14)
• First reading of rezoning 1201 NW 31st Avenue from B-3/B-4 to I-1 (General Industrial) (Item 13)
• First reading of comprehensive plan map amendment for 5.76-acre site at 1201 NW 31st Avenue (Item 12)
• Appointment of director, alternate, and second alternate to represent the city at Broward League of Cities meetings (Item 20)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on eight requests, including variances, a special exception, and major temporary uses at various locations in Pompano Beach. Items include a variance for 777 S Federal Highway, a special exception for 872 E McNab Road, and temporary uses at 912 NE 2 Street and SW 3rd Street. The board will also consider variances for properties at 3213 SE 7th Street, NW 14 Street, 599 N Federal Highway, 3301 N Federal Highway, and 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway.

• Variance (LN-435) for Vincenzo Costanza at 777 S Federal Highway
• Special Exception (LN-438) for ACG PB LLC at 872 E McNab Road
• Major Temporary Use (LN-433) for Patricia Hodgson at 912 NE 2 Street
• Major Temporary Use (LN-434) for Tal Shiar Properties LLC on SW 3rd Street (vacant)
• Variance (LN-423) for Hotels of Pompano Beach LLC at 599 N Federal Highway in ETOC district

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider six site plan applications, including major and minor plans for industrial, commercial, and residential projects. Items include a major site plan for Alliance West Atlantic at 1500 West Atlantic Blvd, a minor site plan for a new church on Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, and a minor site plan for Hibiscus Park Townhomes at 3213 SE 7th St. Also on the agenda are a major site plan for Archi One at 200 N Federal Highway, a major site plan for 1801 N Andrews Ave, and a minor site plan for the city-owned Ultimate Sports Park.

• Major site plan for Alliance West Atlantic (1500 West Atlantic Blvd) — industrial zoning
• Minor site plan for New Church on Martin Luther King Jr Blvd
• Minor site plan for Hibiscus Park Townhomes (3213 SE 7th St)
• Major site plan for Archi One (200 N Federal Highway) — Transit Oriented Overlay District
• Major site plan for 1801 N Andrews Ave — industrial zoning

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will consider amendments to development agreements extending construction deadlines for two housing projects: a 10-townhome project on North Dixie Highway and the 59-unit Hunters Manor subdivision. The board will also vote on two facade and business site improvement grants totaling $137,474 for The Vault at Old Town, and updates to the Northwest CRA facade program policies. Additionally, several appointments to district advisory committees are on the agenda.

• Fourth amendment to D.R. Horton agreement for Hunters Manor subdivision (59 single-family homes) extending construction deadline and conveying Hicks Property for drainage
• First amendment to FD Construction agreement extending completion for 10 townhomes on North Dixie Highway to December 31, 2024
• $40,000 facade and business site improvement grant to The Vault at Old Town for property at 61 NE 1st Street / 113 NE 1st Avenue
• $97,474 strategic investment grant to The Vault at Old Town for tenant improvements at 61 NE 1st Street
• Amended policies and procedures for the Northwest CRA Facade and Business Site Improvement Program

The Pompano Beach CRA Board adopted amended policies and procedures for the Northwest CRA District's Façade and Business Site Improvement Program (6-0), approved two grant agreements totaling $137,474 for The Vault at Old Town Pompano (6-0), and approved a first amendment extending completion for a 10-unit townhouse development (5-1, Perkins dissenting). A fourth amendment for the Hunters Manor subdivision (DR Horton) to address drainage was also approved (6-0). Additionally, Jay Ghanem and Fred Stacer were appointed to advisory committees.

• Adopted amended policies for NW CRA Façade and Business Site Improvement Program (CRA RES. 2023-22, 6-0)
• Approved $40,000 façade/business site grant for The Vault at 61 NE 1st St /113 NE 1st Ave (CRA RES. 2023-23, 6-0)
• Approved $97,474 Strategic Investment Program grant for interior renovations at The Vault (CRA RES. 2023-24, 6-0)
• Approved first amendment to FD Construction PDDA extending completion for 10-unit townhouses on Dixie Highway (CRA RES. 2023-25, 5-1, Perkins no)
• Approved fourth amendment to DR Horton PDDA for Hunters Manor subdivision drainage improvements (CRA RES. 2023-26, 6-0)
• Appointed Jay Ghanem to NW District Advisory Committee for 2-year term (CRA RES. 2023-27, 6-0)
• Appointed Fred Stacer to East District Advisory Committee for 2-year term (CRA RES. 2023-28, 6-0)

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on several items including awarding a $5.16 million contract for Kendall Lake stormwater improvements, rezoning a property at 3061 NW 4th Court from general to community business, and allocating 38 flex units for a mixed-income housing development at 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Other items include a $6.34 million loan amendment for stormwater drainage projects and a $252,000 service contract for beach raking.

• Award ITB E-33-22 Kendall Lake Stormwater Improvements to Man-Con, Inc. for $5,165,106.15
• Rezone property at 3061 NW 4th Court from B-3 to B-2 (second reading public hearing)
• Allocate 38 flex units for mixed-income housing at 2050 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
• Amend loan agreement for stormwater drainage improvements (NE 3rd/4th St, etc.) financing $6,344,000
• Approve change order for Fire Station 61 construction ($115,354.35)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will discuss and review six development applications, including a major site plan for Genco Warehouses on West Atlantic Boulevard. Other items include an air park obstruction permit for Ocean Park, a minor site plan for Pompano Townhomes on Dixie Highway, a flex request for those townhomes, a plat for Pompano Golf Car, and a major site plan for 1207 East Atlantic Boulevard. The committee reviews but does not make final decisions.

• Genco Warehouses major site plan at W. Atlantic Boulevard
• Ocean Park air park obstruction permit at 1508 N. Ocean Blvd
• Pompano Townhomes minor site plan at 1531-1537 N Dixie Highway
• Pompano Golf Car plat at 140 & 160 NW 31st Avenue
• 1207 East Atlantic major site plan at 1207 E Atlantic Boulevard

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider three new business items: a building design for the Shopper's Haven Redevelopment at 3301 N. Federal Highway, a major site plan for a multi-family project on NE 19th Avenue, and a major site plan for the Live! Venue at 777 Isle of Capri Circle. The committee will also approve minutes from the March 7 meeting.

• Building design review for Shopper's Haven Redevelopment (3301 N. Federal Highway)
• Major site plan for NE 19th Ave Multi-Family Project (NE 19th Avenue)
• Major site plan for Live! Venue (777 Isle of Capri Cir)

The committee approved the submission for the NE 19th Ave multi-family project with conditions. Two other redevelopment submissions were postponed.

• Approved NE 19th Ave multi-family project submission with conditions
• Postponed Shopper’s Haven redevelopment submission
• Postponed Live! Venue submission

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several ordinances, including amendments to encourage mixed-income residential development and changes to building safety inspection intervals. Other items include rezoning properties, a right-of-way abandonment, and a resolution urging the state to create a loan program for condo owners facing structural repair costs. The consent agenda includes a lease agreement for 144 lithium golf cars and a parking license agreement.

• Ordinance to amend Chapter 154 and 155 to create incentives for mixed-income residential development (Item 10)
• Amendment to Chapter 152 modifying intervals and procedures for 40-year building safety inspections (Item 9)
• Public hearings on rezoning 1201 NW 31st Ave from B-3/B-4 to I-1 and 3061 NW 4th Ct from B-3 to B-2 (Items 6 & 7)
• Resolution urging Florida Legislature to fund a low-interest loan program for condo owners facing special assessments from SB 4-D (Item 4)
• Service contract with Beach Raker, LLC for $252,000 (Item 13)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will approve the minutes from the February 22, 2023 meeting and then consider four development items. Items include a utility easement abandonment request for Live! Resorts Pompano at 777 Isle of Capri Circle, a text amendment for Old Town Square II in the Downtown Pompano Transit Oriented Corridor, a major site plan for 2551 NW 19th Street (industrial), and a major site plan for the Entourage in the Sun project at 407‑419 N. Riverside Drive (multi‑family). The board will also hear audience comments and address other business.

• Utility easement abandonment – Live! Resorts Pompano, 777 Isle of Capri Circle (Land Use: RAC, Zoning: PCD)
• Text amendment – Old Town Square II, Downtown Pompano Transit Oriented Corridor (Zoning: TO‑DPOD)
• Major site plan – 2551 NW 19th St, industrial (Zoning: I‑1 / PCI)
• Major site plan – Entourage in the Sun, 407‑419 N. Riverside Drive, multi‑family (Zoning: RM‑45)

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval for two developments and approved a third with conditions. The board also postponed a site plan for Entourage in the Sun. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Recommended approval for Live! Resorts Pompano easement abandonment
• Recommended approval for Old Town Square II
• Approved 2551 NW 19th St with conditions
• Postponed Entourage in the Sun site plan

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three variance requests. One item, for Hotels of Pompano Beach LLC at 399 N Federal Highway, has been postponed to April 20, 2023. The other two variances are for a vacant lot on NE 14 Avenue and a property at 1260 NE 27 Way.

• Variance for Hotels of Pompano Beach LLC at 399 N Federal Highway (TO-EOD district) – postponed
• Variance by Babatunde Epoyun for vacant land on NE 14 Avenue (RD-1 district)
• Variance by Christopher Flora for 1260 NE 27 Way (RS-2 district)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a $2.08 million contract to build a Broward Sheriff's Office substation. Other major items include a $1.55 million re-grassing of the Pompano Beach Pines Golf Course and a $794,336 change order for hurricane hardening at the water treatment plant. The commission will also hold public hearings on retirement plan changes, an expedited approval process for redevelopment projects, and updates to building safety inspection intervals.

• Award of $2,077,453.41 contract for construction of BSO substation
• $1,553,370 service contract for re-grassing at Pompano Beach Pines Golf Course
• $794,336 change order for water treatment plant hurricane hardening
• Change of Pompano Beach Boulevard between NE 2nd and NE 3rd streets to one-way northbound
• Public hearing on amending 40-year building safety inspection intervals

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Pompano Beach Architectural Appearance Committee will review four development proposals, including a master sign program amendment and three major site plans for commercial and industrial properties, plus a multi-family residential project at 407, 419 N. Riverside Drive. These reviews determine whether proposed building designs and site layouts comply with local architectural standards, which directly affect neighborhood character and property development. The agenda lists items for discussion and recommendation rather than final votes. Standard procedural items include approving meeting minutes, hearing public comments, and receiving staff reports.

• Master sign program amendment for 401 N. Federal Highway
• Major site plan and building design review for 140-160 NW 31st Ave
• Major site plan and building design review for 2551 NW 19th St
• Major site plan and building design review for 407, 419 N. Riverside Drive

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed and approved four submissions with conditions. These approvals relate to a master sign program and three specific business or property locations.

• Approved 401 N Federal Highway Master Sign Program with conditions
• Approved Phoenix Golf Car submission with conditions
• Approved 2551 NW 19th St submission with conditions
• Approved Entourage in the Sun submission with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review and decide on several site plan applications and a rezoning. Items include townhomes, an addition to the city-owned Herb Skolnick Center, a live venue and hotel, multiple hotel projects, and industrial and commercial developments. All proposals are at the preliminary review stage.

• Riverside Townhomes – minor site plan for 1300 N Riverside Dr (RM-20 zoning)
• Addition to Herb Skolnick Center – minor site plan at 800 SW 36th Ave (city-owned)
• LIVE Venue and Hotel – major site plan at 777 Isle of Capri Cir (PCD zoning)
• Homewood Hotel in Pompano – major site plan at 505-599 N Federal Highway (TO-EOD)
• Pompano Citi Centre PCD Amendment – rezoning request at 1400-1460 NE 23 St

City Commission

The City Commission will consider consent agenda items including a $1.5 million loan for a 106-unit multifamily rental development at 740 SW 11th Street, funded by the American Rescue Plan Act. Public hearings are set for a comprehensive plan map amendment and rezoning of 1201 NW 31st Avenue from business to industrial use. Second readings of zoning code amendments for signage in Local Activity Centers and for the Leisureville single-family district are also scheduled.

• Approval of development agreement and $1.5M loan for Captiva Cove III, a 106-unit multifamily rental project at 740 SW 11th Street (item 8)
• Resolution urging Florida Department of Education to reverse rejection of AP African American Studies (item 11)
• Public hearing on comprehensive plan map amendment and rezoning of 1201 NW 31st Avenue to General Industrial (items 14-15)
• Dual street designation of NW 6th Street between NW 23rd Terrace and South Powerline Road as Reverend Doctor Wylie L. Howard, Sr. (item 7)
• Acceptance of $175,000 state grant for construction of Runway 28 extension and reconfiguration of Taxiway Echo at the city airport (item 6)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear a major site plan for a multi-family development at 2606 N Palm Aire. Other items include a right-of-way abandonment on NE 13th Avenue, an easement abandonment for Aviara Corporate Park, a plat for the Homewood Suites hotel site, a rezoning request on NW 4th Court, and a flex request on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The board will also approve minutes from the January 25 meeting and hear public comments.

• Major Site Plan for 2600 Palm Aire at 2606 N Palm Aire (RM-45 zoning)
• Right-of-way abandonment for a portion of NE 13th Avenue between NE 9th St and NE 8th Ct
• Easement abandonment at 1350 NW 31st Ave (Aviara Corporate Park)
• Plat for Homewood Suites Hotel at 505-599 N Federal Highway (TO-EOD district)
• Rezoning of 3061 NW 4th Ct from B-3 to unspecified (Rozier Rezoning)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will vote on purchasing a vacant lot at 424 NW 3rd Avenue for $300,000, and on authorizing a grant application for $500,000 toward the McNab House & Botanical Gardens project (with $1 million in CRA matching funds). A special presentation by Urban 3 on downtown economic development will also be given. Consent items include approval of January 17, 2023 minutes and monthly reports.

• Purchase of 424 NW 3rd Ave vacant lot for $300,000 from John H. and Doris A. Giles
• Grant application to Broward County for $500,000 for McNab House & Botanical Gardens, requiring $1M CRA match
• Special presentation by Urban 3 principal Joe Minicozzi on downtown economic analysis
• Approval of January 17, 2023 CRA board meeting minutes
• Monthly reports from Northwest and East CRA advisory committees and financial summaries

The CRA Board unanimously approved a resolution to submit a $500,000 Broward County grant application for the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project, with a $1,000,000 matching fund commitment. The Board also unanimously approved a $300,000 contract to purchase a vacant lot at 424 NW 3 Avenue for future downtown redevelopment. A presentation on downtown economic value was received and filed.

• Approved resolution authorizing $500,000 grant application and $1M matching funds for McNab House and Botanical Gardens (unanimous)
• Approved $300,000 purchase contract for property at 424 NW 3 Avenue (unanimous)
• Received and filed presentation on downtown economic value by Urban 3

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on seven land-use requests: two major temporary use permits, two special exceptions, and three variances. Items include a temporary use for the Gold Coast Plat Property Owners Association at NW 15 Avenue, a temporary use at 2798 E Atlantic Blvd (Amkin Atlantic Square), special exceptions at 140-160 NW 31st Avenue and 620 E Sample Road, and variances at several locations. The board will also receive an update on alternate board members.

• Major Temporary Use for Gold Coast Plat Property Owners Association at NW 15 Avenue (vacant)
• Major Temporary Use Permit for Amkin Atlantic Square at 2798 E Atlantic Blvd
• Special Exception for BBA Property Holdings at 140-160 NW 31st Avenue
• Special Exception for MX Mud Cleaner USA Inc at 620 E Sample Road
• Variance for Babatunde Epoyun at NE 14 Avenue (vacant)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a minor site plan for a car wash at 2100 W Atlantic Blvd and a major site plan for a mixed-use project at 1207 East Atlantic Blvd. Both proposals are being reviewed for compliance with zoning and design standards.

• Minor Site Plan with Building Design for 2100 W Atlantic Blvd (car wash, Master Carwash LLC and 2100 West Atlantic LLC)
• Major Site Plan for 1207 East Atlantic Blvd (owner: 1207 E Atlantic, LLC) in the East Transit Oriented Corridor
• Both items are new business; no votes or recommendations are documented in the agenda

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a resolution to designate NW 6th Street as a dual named road honoring Rev. Dr. Wylie L. Howard Sr. The agenda also includes multiple board appointments, a proclamation for Black History Month, and a postponed zoning ordinance. Several routine consent items, such as authorizing a beach cleaning service contract and naming Fire Station 52, are also up for approval.

• Dual street naming for NW 6th Street as 'Rev. Dr. Wylie L. Howard, Sr' Street ($500 cost covered by requester plus signage)
• Approve recommendation for beach cleaning service contract with Beach Raker, LLC (no cost at this time)
• Designate Fire Station 52 as 'Woodrow “Woody” J. Poitier Fire Station'
• Postponed ordinance to create expedited approval process for redevelopment projects (moved to March 14, 2023)
• First reading of ordinances amending zoning code for accessory uses and building design standards

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider a request for a Vernacular or Superior Design Alternative approval for a project at 1380 and 1381 S Ocean Blvd, and a Major Site Plan for 2606 N Palm Aire. The committee will also approve minutes from December 6, 2022.

• LN-401: Seeking Vernacular or Superior Design Alternative for 1380 and 1381 S Ocean Blvd (P&Z# 18-12000019)
• LN-208: Major Site Plan for 2606 N Palm Aire (P&Z# 21-12000033)

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed and approved two submissions for projects on South Ocean Blvd and Palm Aire. Both approvals were granted with specific conditions.

• Approved submission for 1380 South Ocean Blvd with conditions
• Approved site plan for 2600 Palm Aire with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a rezoning and major site plan for 580 Briny Avenue, along with major site plans for four other properties and a minor site plan for an industrial project. The agenda includes projects such as Alliance Gateway Industrial, 2551 NW 19th St, Entourage in the Sun, Belmont Park Estate, and Phoenix Golf Cart.

• Rezoning (PZ 22-13000012) and Major Site Plan (PZ 22-12000043) for 580 Briny Avenue, owned by Claridge Homes Beachboys LP
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 22-12000009) for Alliance Gateway Industrial at 2600-2700 Gateway Drive, owned by Alliance SW 27th Avenue LLC
• Major Site Plan (PZ 22-12000042) for 2551 NW 19th St, owned by FR 2504 NW 19 LLC & First Industrial Realty Tr
• Major Site Plan (PZ 22-12000011) for Entourage in the Sun at 407, 419 N. Riverside Drive, owned by BG II, LLC and Riverside North Developers, LLC
• Major Site Plan (PZ 22-12000014) for Belmont Park Estate on SW 2nd Place, owned by Tal Shiar Properties, LLC

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing and consider two items of new business. The first is a request to abandon a portion of NE 13th Avenue right-of-way. The second is a text amendment to the city's Mixed Income Housing Code. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and nominations for chair and vice chair.

• Right-of-way abandonment request for portion of NE 13th Avenue between NE 9th Street and NE 8th Court (P&Z# 22-18000001)
• Text amendment to the Mixed Income Housing Code (no project location or folio number listed)

City Commission

The City Commission will review several second-reading ordinances, including a construction contract amendment for Ultimate Sports Park. The agenda also includes a $500,000 grant for a Black Box Theater and multiple board appointments.

• $6,166,555.84 amendment for Ultimate Sports Park improvements
• $500,000 African-American Cultural and Historical Grant for a Black Box Theater
• $200,000 service contract with A-Excellent Service, Inc. for HVAC maintenance
• $125,000 commissioned artwork agreement for Mosaic Team 3 project
• Abandonment of easement at 950 N. Powerline Road

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on nine items, including variances, special exceptions, and a major temporary use permit. One item—a variance for Airpark Parcel Y at 1550 NE 5th Avenue—has been withdrawn. The board will decide on requests for properties including 407-419 N Riverside Drive, 140-160 NW 31st Avenue, 1661 N Dixie Highway, and 4791 N Federal Highway.

• Variance request by Entourage Florida Development for 407-419 N Riverside Drive
• Special exception request by BBA Property Holdings for 140-160 NW 31st Avenue
• Major temporary use permit request for 1661 N Dixie Highway
• Variance request by Atlantic Urban Village HOA for 2300 NE 2nd Street
• Special exception and variance requests for 4791 N Federal Highway

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several major and minor site plans for projects including a live venue and hotel at 777 Isle of Capri Cir, a multi-family project on NE 19th Ave, and industrial/office developments. No meeting was requested for a citywide text amendment (Old Town Square II), so it will not be discussed.

• LN-360: Major Site Plan for Live Venue and Hotel at 777 Isle of Capri Cir (Pompano Park JV Land Holdings LLC)
• LN-387: Major Site Plan for NE 19th Ave Multi-Family Project (Progressive Pointe Boutique LLC)
• LN-383: Minor Site Plan for Criterion NW 33rd Street industrial project (33 NW 33rd St Industrial LLC)
• LN-386: Minor Site Plan for Sunexus Apartments at 820 NW 9th Ave (Sunexus Park LLLP)
• LN-384: Major Site Plan for Old Town Towers: Parcels B & D at 210 NE 3 St and 290 NE 2 St

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency is considering a consent agenda of 11 resolutions. These include first amendments to existing yard leases for properties at 124, 126, 128 N. Flagler Avenue, 121 and 135 NE 1st Avenue, and 114-120 N. Flagler Avenue, allowing landlords to use plaza drainage and obtain sidewalk café permits. The agenda also includes festoon lighting license agreements permitting the CRA to attach lighting to those buildings. All items have no fiscal impact and were requested by staff.

• First Amendment to lease with Old Goat, LLC at 124 N. Flagler Ave for drainage and sidewalk café permit
• Festoon lighting license agreement with Old Goat, LLC at 124 N. Flagler Ave
• First Amendment to lease with Willy Francois at 126 N. Flagler Ave for drainage and sidewalk café permit
• First Amendment to lease with Blaise and Agalite Augustin at 128 N. Flagler Ave, correcting address and adding drainage and café permit
• First Amendment to sublease with TEPM, Inc. at 121 NE 1st Ave for drainage and sidewalk café permit

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved a settlement to pay $5,623.64 to resolve a foreclosure case and acquire the property at 1860 NW 8th Street for use as a drainage retention area. The board also approved amendments to development agreements with D.R. Horton for the Hunter's Manor subdivision.

• Approved settlement for 1860 NW 8th Street (6-0)
• Authorized execution of lease amendments for North Flagler Ave (6-0)
• Authorized execution of lighting license agreements for North Flagler Ave (6-0)
• Authorized execution of lease amendments for NE 1st Ave (6-0)
• Authorized execution of lighting license agreements for NE 1st Ave (6-0)
• Authorized execution of lease amendments for Old Town Flagler (6-0)
• Authorized execution of lighting license agreements for Old Town Flagler (6-0)
• Authorized execution of security camera license for Old Town Flagler (6-0)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider several agenda items including a second reading of an ordinance to expand sexual offender and predator residence prohibitions by adding state statutes, and a first reading of an ordinance to streamline chronic nuisance property enforcement. Other items include ratification of an emergency elevator repair costing $388,875, a $3.5 million equipment lease purchase agreement, and a proclamation for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Several consent agenda items involve plat approvals, easements, and board appointments.

• Ratification of emergency elevator repair at Pier Garage from Mowrey Elevator Co., $388,875
• Lease purchase agreement with Truist Financial for equipment financing, $3,500,000
• Second reading of ordinance amending sexual offender residency prohibitions (Chapter 132)
• First reading of ordinance updating chronic nuisance property enforcement procedures
• Renaming Hillsboro Inlet Park to Roy L. Rogers Family Park