Pompano Beach public meetings in 2024

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear and decide on five new business items, including a major temporary use at 2798 E Atlantic Blvd, special exceptions for a family community residence and a commercial property, and two variances. One variance (505 N Ocean Blvd) has been requested to be postponed to the January 16, 2025 meeting.

• Major temporary use request by Amkin Atlantic Square LLC at 2798 E Atlantic Blvd
• Special exception for a family community residence by Clat Holdings LLC at 1520 NE 43 CT
• Special exception by Tom Mason at 627-631 S Dixie Hwy E
• Variance request by Jason Ortiz at 865 NE 23 Ter
• Variance request by 505 N Ocean LLC at 505 N Ocean Blvd (postponement requested)

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved four applications with conditions and postponed a variance request. The meeting included roll call, approval of minutes, and a discussion of board procedures.

• Approved AMKIN Atlantic Square LLC major temporary use with conditions
• Approved Clat Holdings LLC special exception for family community residence with conditions
• Approved Tom Mason special exception with conditions
• Approved Jason Ortiz variance with conditions
• Postponed 505 N Ocean LLC variance to January 16, 2025

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will discuss and potentially approve four site plan requests: two minor and two major. Items include a county transit operations facility, a warehouse, a city-owned park project, and a mixed-use building. These are initial reviews before final city approval.

• Copans Transit Operations Facility (major site plan) by Broward County at 3201 W Copans Rd
• Reganzani Group Warehouse (major site plan) on SW 14 Ave in industrial district
• North Ocean Park (minor site plan) at 3424 NE 16 Street, city-owned recreation land
• Juan Elias Building (minor site plan) at 216 SE 23 Ave in transit-oriented corridor

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold public hearings on five agenda items: an easement abandonment at 200 Park Central Blvd, a text amendment to remove a residential requirement from a portion of downtown near 217 NE 3rd Street, two major site plans for warehouses on W McNab Road, and a text amendment to allow townhomes with internal circulation in overlay districts. The board will also nominate a chair and vice chair.

• Text amendment to remove residential requirement from a portion of Downtown Pompano Beach Transit Oriented Corridor (around 217 NE 3rd St)
• Major site plan for Pompano Warehouses on W McNab Rd (Industrial zoning)
• Major site plan for 3081 McNab Warehouse on W McNab Rd (Industrial zoning)
• Text amendment to allow townhomes with internal circulation in Transit Oriented Overlay Districts
• Easement abandonment for 200 Park Central Blvd (Office Industrial Park zoning)

The Board approved two warehouse submissions with conditions. Other items, including an easement abandonment and two text amendments, were recommended for approval.

• Recommended approval of 200 Park Central easement abandonment
• Recommended approval of text amendment to remove residential requirement from portion of one block
• Approved Pompano Warehouses with conditions
• Approved 3081 McNab Warehouse with conditions
• Recommended approval of text amendment for overlay districts to allow townhomes with internal circulation

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing and second reading of an ordinance approving a 2024-2027 Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Federation of Public Employees, with a total fiscal impact of $6.18 million. The meeting also includes a motion to rescind a prior action on the same agreement and an executive session for negotiations.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 25-31 P.H. 2025-13 for labor agreement ($6.18M over 3 years)
• Motion to rescind December 10, 2024 approval of the same collective bargaining agreement
• Executive session to discuss collective bargaining negotiations

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several resolutions and ordinances, including a $12.98M contract for Dixie Highway streetscape improvements, a $1.8M skatepark at Community Park, and a three-year labor agreement with the Federation of Public Employees valued at $6.18M. Other items include amendments to the unlawful lodging enforcement ordinance and software agreements.

• $12,984,223.34 Dixie Highway Streetscape Improvements Segment 3 (NE 10th St to Copans Rd) construction contract with Whiting-Turner
• $1,798,000 design-build agreement for a multipurpose skatepark at Community Park
• $6.18M three-year labor agreement with Federation of Public Employees (Oct 2024-Sep 2027)
• Second reading of ordinance amending Section 131.24 (unlawful lodging and storage of personal property) to add enforcement options
• $25,000 grant from Florida Division of Historical Resources for 'Expanding Florida Heritage: Preserving the Legacy of Cultural Changemakers'

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several site plans and a text amendment. Notable items include a minor site plan for a Walmart addition at 5001 N Federal Hwy, a major site plan for Lakes at Palm Aire on N Course Dr, and a text amendment by OT Property Group to remove residential requirements in the downtown transit-oriented corridor. The committee also reviews a plat for 1600 S Federal Hwy and a turn lane entry at 1200 NW 18th Street.

• Minor site plan for Walmart addition at 5001 N Federal Hwy (LN-666)
• Major site plan for Lakes at Palm Aire on N Course Dr (LN-625)
• Text amendment to remove residential requirement in downtown TOD corridor at 217 NE 3rd St (LN-667)
• Minor site plan for Jay's Townhomes at 1501-1505 NW 19 Ave (LN-540)
• Plat for Vera at 1600 S Federal Hwy (LN-668)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The committee will vote on building design approvals for four projects: a paint color change for the Publix at 2511 E Atlantic Blvd, a master sign program for Palm Aire Marketplace at 281-299 SW 26th Avenue, and two warehouse building designs on W McNab Road. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and board elections.

• LN-664: Publix Super Market paint color change at 2511 E Atlantic Blvd
• LN-616: Palm Aire Marketplace master sign program at 281-299 SW 26th Avenue
• LN-530: Pompano Warehouses building design on W McNab Road
• LN-652: 3081 McNab Warehouse building design at 3081 W McNab Rd
• Board elections and committee member discussion

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved four AAC submissions with conditions: Publix Super Market, Palm Aire Marketplace, Pompano Warehouses, and 3081 McNab Warehouse. No vote tallies were recorded. The committee also held board elections and member discussion, but no substantive decisions were made on those items.

• Approved Publix Super Market submission with conditions
• Approved Palm Aire Marketplace submission with conditions
• Approved Pompano Warehouses submission with conditions
• Approved 3081 McNab Warehouse submission with conditions

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three requests: a special exception for a family community residence, a major temporary use, and a variance. The board will also review meeting deadlines for 2025 and receive an ethics and sunshine law overview.

• Special Exception (Family Community Residence) by Clat Holdings LLC at 1520 NE 43 CT
• Major Temporary Use by Amkin Atlantic Square LLC at 2798 E Atlantic Blvd
• Variance by RWA Properties LLC at 2131 Blount Rd
• Review of 2025 meeting deadlines
• Ethics and Sunshine Law overview

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for RWA Properties LLC with conditions. Other zoning requests were either postponed or saw no action taken. The board also approved the 2025 meeting deadlines and dates.

• Variance for RWA Properties LLC: Approved with conditions
• Special Exception for Clat Holdings LLC: No action taken
• Major Temporary Use for Amkin Atlantic Square LLC: Postponed
• 2025 meeting deadlines and dates: Approved

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three related applications for The Oaks at Palm Aire: a major site plan, a flex request, and a plat. All applications are for property at 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Drive, zoned RM-45, owned by Clublink US, LLC. A separate item involves a major site plan for Power Petroleum HQ at 201 SW 12 Avenue in the I-1 General Industrial district.

• Major Site Plan for Power Petroleum HQ at 201 SW 12 Avenue
• Major Site Plan for The Oaks at Palm Aire at 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Drive
• Flex request for The Oaks at Palm Aire
• Plat for The Oaks at Palm Aire
• All Oaks at Palm Aire items owned by Clublink US, LLC

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review a major site plan (LN-656) for a multi-family residential project at 580 Briny Ave, owned by Claridge Homes Beachboys LP. Also on the agenda are two land use plan amendments for city-owned parcels at 1670 & 1502 NE 5th Ave concerning Airpark and environmentally sensitive lands, plus two staff-initiated text amendments to zoning code rules on structure height measurement and gazebos/tikis/chickees. The board will also approve meeting minutes and the 2025 calendar.

• Major Site Plan for 580 Briny Ave in RM-20 zoning district (24-120000003)
• Land Use Plan Amendment for Airpark at 1670 & 1502 NE 5th Ave (24-92000001)
• Land Use Plan Amendment for Environmentally Sensitive Lands Map at same location (24-92000002)
• Text Amendment on measurement of structure height (staff-initiated, LN-623)
• Text Amendment on height and location of gazebos/tikis/chickees and rear yard corner triangle (staff-initiated, LN-659)

The Planning and Zoning Board approved the 580 Briny development with conditions, postponed two items (Airpark Land Use Plan Amendment and County Environmentally Sensitive Lands Map Amendment), and recommended approval of two text amendments to the zoning code: one regarding measurement of structure height, another regarding height and location of gazebos/tikis/chickees plus the required rear yard corner triangle. The board also approved the 2025 meeting dates calendar.

• Approved 580 Briny development with conditions
• Postponed Airpark Land Use Plan Amendment
• Postponed County Environmentally Sensitive Lands Map Amendment
• Recommended approval of text amendment on measurement of structure height
• Recommended approval of text amendment on gazebos/tikis/chickees height and location
• Approved 2025 board dates and deadlines calendar

City Commission

This is a special meeting primarily for ceremonial and organizational purposes. The Commission will accept the official returns from the November 5 municipal election, induct newly elected officials, and organize the new Commission by electing a Vice Mayor and adopting rules of procedure. No substantive policy items or fiscal actions are on the agenda.

• Accepting the returns of the November 5, 2024 Municipal General Election and declaring results
• Induction of City Officials with Oath of Office
• Election of Vice Mayor
• Establishment of Rules of Procedure (Robert's Rules of Order, 12th Edition)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency will hold a special joint meeting to consider a term sheet for redeveloping a Broward County retention/detention parcel in exchange for approximately 3.838 acres of land and the Annie L. Weaver Center at 2011 NW 3rd Avenue. The CRA and City will separately vote on resolutions approving the term sheet and authorizing negotiations with the County. The CRA will also consider a third amendment to a property disposition and development agreement for five properties near NW 31st and 27th Avenues. All items are up for discussion and possible decision.

• Term sheet to exchange Broward County retention/detention parcel for Annie L. Weaver Center (2011 NW 3rd Ave) for Downtown Pompano Transit Oriented Corridor redevelopment
• Resolution 25-52: CRA approves term sheet and authorizes agreements with County and City
• Resolution 24-603: CRA approves third amendment to property disposition agreement for 620, 600, 500, 300 NW 31st Ave and 140 NW 27th Ave
• Resolution 25-53: City Commission approves same term sheet and authorizes agreements with County and CRA

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is considering a $12.98 million construction contract for Segment 3 of the Dixie Highway streetscape improvements, a $9.26 million water treatment plant consulting contract, and adoption of new building and zoning fee schedules that will reduce revenues by $4.1 million and $3.8 million respectively. Other items include a water taxi service agreement, a labor contract with public employees, and various grants and resolutions. The meeting also includes a public hearing on utility easement abandonment and several consent agenda items.

• $12.98M construction manager-at-risk agreement for Dixie Highway Streetscape Improvements from NE 10th Street to Copans Road
• $9.26M contract for engineering services for the Water Treatment Plant Improvement Project
• Adoption of building department fee schedule with $4.1M revenue reduction
• Adoption of zoning department fee schedule with $3.8M revenue reduction
• $2.63M water transportation services agreement with Water Taxi of Fort Lauderdale using ARPA and FDOT grants

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will hold a public hearing to review four items: a major site plan for a Broward County transit facility on Copans Road, minor site plans for a pickleball venue and a cushion/umbrella company, and a plat for a commercial property. The committee will make decisions or recommendations on these proposed developments.

• Major Site Plan (PZ 24-12000005) for Copans Transit Operations Facility at 3201 W Copans Rd, owned by Broward County Board of County Commissioners
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 24-12000019) for Pompano Pickle at 217 NE 3 ST, 200 NE 4 ST, NE 2 AV
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 21-12000052) for Fiberbuilt Cushions and Umbrella at 2201 W. Atlantic Blvd
• Plat (PZ 24-14000006) for Thieme 4791 at 4791 N. Federal Hwy

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will review two design-related items: a master sign program for an industrial parcel at 300 Loop Rd and a building design for a residential project at 580 Briny. The committee will also approve minutes from October 1, 2024, and the 2025 board dates and deadlines calendar.

• LN-655: Master sign program for industrial parcel at 300 Loop Rd (P&Z# 24-30000010)
• LN-604: Building design for residential project at 580 Briny Ave (P&Z# 24-12000003)
• Approval of minutes from October 1, 2024 meeting
• Approval of 2025 board dates and deadlines calendar

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two submissions with conditions. The committee also approved the 2025 Board Dates and Deadlines Calendar.

• Approved 580 Briny submission with conditions
• Approved Industrial Parcel Master Sign submission with conditions
• Approved 2025 Board Dates and Deadlines Calendar

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings and vote on several ordinances, including issuing up to $90 million in water and wastewater revenue bonds, amending zoning and building permit fee schedules, and approving a water taxi service agreement. Consent agenda items include $300,000 in nonprofit appropriations, a $80,000 grant for electrical work at the Pompano Beach Air Park, and janitorial contract amendments totaling about $285,000. The meeting also includes a proclamation for Hoerbiger Corporation.

• Public hearing on issuing up to $90M in water/wastewater revenue bonds (item 10)
• Public hearing on $2M cured-in-place pipe pipeline rehabilitation contract (item 9)
• Public hearing to amend zoning fee schedule (item 12) and building permit fee schedule (item 13)
• Public hearing on water taxi service agreement with ARPA funding (item 14)
• Approval of $2.9M capital and operating fund rollover from FY2024 to FY2025 (item 7)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three items: a variance request for property at 830 SE 3 Ter, a special exception for a transitional community residence at 1400 NW 3rd Ave, and a special exception for a family community residence at 1520 NE 43 CT. The board will decide whether to approve these requests.

• Variance request (LN-653) by Dominick Crisafulli at 830 SE 3 Ter in RS-2 district
• Special Exception for transitional community residence (LN-635) by Ryan Ntawigenga at 1400 NW 3rd Ave in RS-2 district
• Special Exception for family community residence (LN-654) by Clat Holdings LLC at 1520 NE 43 CT in RS-3 district

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a variance for Dominick Crisafulli with conditions, and denied two special exception applications for community residences — one transitional and one family — submitted by Ryan Ntawigenga and CLAT Holdings LLC. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved variance for Dominick Crisafulli with conditions
• Denied special exception (transitional community residence) for Ryan Ntawigenga
• Denied special exception (family community residence) for CLAT Holdings LLC

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider six major and minor site plan applications. Projects include a hotel at 872 McNab Road, a warehouse at 3081 W McNab Rd, and a mixed-use project at 324 NW 6th St. Other items include an industrial roofing facility and a commercial building on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.

• Major site plan for hotel at 872 McNab Road (PZ 23-12000045)
• Major site plan for warehouse at 3081 W McNab Rd (PZ 24-12000016)
• Major site plan for 324 Haus at 324 NW 6th St (PZ 22-12000032)
• Minor site plan for Thermoset Roofing Corp at 500 NW 12 Av (PZ 24-12000009)
• Minor site plan for 2851 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd (PZ 24-12000014)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on several ordinances, including the second reading of the Live! Resorts planned development amendment and the first reading of up to $90M in water and wastewater revenue bonds. Other items include a lease extension for the fire logistics facility at $168,500, a community shuttle service interlocal agreement at $480,000, and contracts for stormwater system services and pipeline rehabilitation. The commission will also consider appointments to the Sand and Spurs Advisory Board and the annual performance evaluation of the City Attorney.

• Up to $90,000,000 water and wastewater revenue bonds (Series 2024) for capital projects
• $2,000,000 pipeline rehabilitation agreement with Insituform Technologies, LLC
• $773,934 security enhancements at Pompano Beach Air Park ($600,000 grant-funded)
• $480,000 community shuttle service interlocal agreement with Broward County
• Second reading of Live! Resorts PD plan amendment adding two light industrial uses

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five development applications: major site plans for Florida Indoor Tennis (W Atlantic Blvd), Power Petroleum HQ (201 SW 12 Ave), and 580 Briny, a minor site plan for 3151 N Federal Hwy, and a building design for Oceanside Pompano at 20 North Ocean Blvd. No public hearings are listed; the committee may discuss and make recommendations.

• Major site plan for Florida Indoor Tennis on W Atlantic Blvd
• Major site plan for Power Petroleum HQ at 201 SW 12 Ave
• Minor site plan for 3151 N Federal Hwy
• Major site plan for 580 Briny Ave
• Building design for Oceanside Pompano at 20 North Ocean Blvd

Architectural Appearance Committee

The committee will consider a building design review for a new El Car Wash at 3685 N Federal Highway. The applicant is Kaja Properties Inc, seeking approval for the design in the B-3 General Business district. Other items include approval of September 3 minutes and staff reports.

• LN-629 EL CAR WASH - Building design review for car wash at 3685 N Federal Hwy (owner: Kaja Properties Inc, zoning: B-3 General Business)

The Architectural Appearance Committee met and approved the EL CAR WASH submission with conditions. No other substantive decisions were made. The conditions of approval were not specified in the minutes.

• Approved EL CAR WASH submission with conditions (no vote tally recorded)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a major site plan for 200 Park Central Blvd, an industrial property. They also will discuss two text amendments: one correcting scrivener's errors in the zoning code and another regulating outdoor storage and outdoor activity. The meeting includes approval of minutes from July 24, 2024, and public comment periods.

• Major site plan (LN-537) for 200 Park Central LLC at 200 Park Central Blvd in the O-IP district
• Text amendment (LN-646) to fix scrivener's errors in the zoning code
• Text amendment (LN-647) to regulate outdoor storage and outdoor activity
• Approval of minutes from the July 24, 2024 meeting

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board approved the 200 Park Central submission with conditions. The board also recommended approval of two text amendments: one correcting scrivener's errors and another addressing outdoor storage and outdoor activity regulations. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved 200 Park Central with conditions
• Recommended approval of Scrivener's Errors Corrections text amendment
• Recommended approval of Outdoor Storage/Outdoor Activity text amendment

City Commission

The City Commission holds public hearings on several ordinances, including amendments to the zoning code to establish mixed-income housing density bonus policies and requirements (second reading). Other items include a $4 million annual lift station rehabilitation contract, a $200,000 ARPA-funded aviation workforce program, and a $35,000 seahorse sculpture for Shipwreck Park. The commission also considers appointments to boards and a street dual-designation name change.

• Second reading of ordinance amending Chapter 155 zoning code for mixed-income housing density bonus policies (item 11)
• Second reading of service contract with Trio Development Corp for lift station rehabilitation, not to exceed $4 million per year (item 7)
• ARPA subrecipient agreement with Experience Aviation Inc. for $200,000 for aviation STEM pre-apprenticeship program (item 3)
• Second reading of ordinance for commissioned seahorse sculpture at Shipwreck Park for $35,000 (item 8)
• First reading of ordinance for $480,000 interlocal agreement with Broward County for community shuttle service (item 14)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings and consider final millage rates and budgets for fiscal year 2024-2025. The agenda proposes a 7.25% increase in the general operating property tax millage rate and a 9.22% increase for the Emergency Medical Services district. The commission will also review the city’s annual budget of $468,047,472, the EMS district’s budget of $29,097,000, and the five-year capital improvement plan for fiscal years 2025 through 2029.

• Public hearing and final adoption of millage rates: 5.2443 for general operations, 0.2884 and 0.1965 for debt service, plus 0.5000 for EMS.
• Consideration of the city’s FY 2024-2025 annual budget totaling $468,047,472.
• Consideration of the EMS district’s FY 2024-2025 annual budget totaling $29,097,000.
• Adoption of the five-year capital improvement plan for fiscal years 2025 through 2029.
• Public hearing on final adoption of proposed millage rates and budgets for fiscal year 2024-2025.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing a major site plan for a Broward County transit operations facility at 3201 W Copans Rd, and three minor site plans: Eco Townhomes at 3223 NE 5th St, a new turn lane and entry at 1200 NW 18th St, and 400 Sunset Townhouse at 400 Sunset Dr. These are the only items on the agenda, all requiring site plan approval.

• Major site plan: Copans Transit Operations Facility at 3201 W Copans Rd (Broward County)
• Minor site plan: Eco Townhomes at 3223 NE 5th St (Vivenza INC)
• Minor site plan: New turn lane & entry at 1200 NW 18th St (Oldcastle APG South Inc)
• Minor site plan: 400 Sunset Townhouse at 400 Sunset Dr (Paradise at 400 Sunset LLC)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing for two variance requests. One request involves a residential property at 1209 NE 7 Street, and the other involves the Broward County Transit Operations Facility at 3201 W Copans Road. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and other procedural items.

• Variance request LN-649 by Omar Abdel Rahman for a single-family residence at 1209 NE 7 Street (RS-2 district)
• Variance request LN-650 by Broward County for a transit operations facility at 3201 W Copans Road (I-1 district)
• Approval of minutes from the August 15, 2024 meeting
• Explanation of prerequisites and board procedures

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved two variance applications with conditions. The first was for Omar Abdel Rahman, and the second was for the Broward County Transit Operations Facility.

• Approved Omar Abdel Rahman variance with conditions
• Approved Broward County Transit Operations Facility variance with conditions

Community Redevelopment Agency

The CRA Board will consider approving the FY2025 Financing and Implementation Plans (budgets) for the East and Northwest CRA Districts, along with consent items including lease ratifications. Two lease agreements are up for approval: a renewal for Tiles of Pompano at 119 S Federal Highway ($49,200 annual revenue) and a sublease for The Melted Bar 7 at 126 N Flagler Avenue. Also on the agenda is an assignment and extension for a 10-townhome development on North Dixie Highway.

• Lease ratification with Tiles of Pompano, Inc. for property at 119 S Federal Highway - $49,200 annual revenue
• Sublease agreement with The Melted Bar 7, LLC for 126 N Flagler Avenue - $27,664.80 annual rent starting Sept 2025
• Adoption of FY2025 Financing and Implementation Plan (budget) for East CRA District
• Adoption of FY2025 Financing and Implementation Plan (budget) for Northwest CRA District
• Assignment and extension of development agreement for 10 townhomes on N Dixie Highway, with completion deadline extended to Sept 30, 2025

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a special meeting to tentatively adopt the FY 2024-2025 millage rates and budgets for the city and the Emergency Medical Services District. The proposed aggregate millage rate of 5.7443 represents a 7.25% increase in property taxes compared to the rolled-back rate. The tentative city budget totals $468,047,472. The meeting also includes a public hearing on fire rescue assessments and a proposed ordinance reclassifying city positions.

• Adoption of tentative millage rate for the City: General Fund 5.2443, voted debt service 0.2884 (Series 2018) and 0.1965 (Series 2021), total 5.7292; plus EMS 0.5000 aggregate 5.7443 (7.25% increase).
• Adoption of tentative city budget for FY 2024-2025 totaling $468,047,472.
• Resolution imposing fire rescue assessments for FY 2024-2025, totaling $30,531,400 in gross revenues.
• 1st reading of ordinance to reclassify, create, retitle positions in the City Policy chapter, fiscal impact $416,761.
• Adoption of tentative millage rate (0.5000) and budget ($29,097,000) for the Emergency Medical Services District.

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider consent items including grants, agreements, and appointments, and hear regular agenda items including public hearings on easement abandonments, a plat approval, and a street naming. Key decisions include a $4 million per year lift station rehabilitation contract with Trio Development Corporation, a $1.7 million SoundThinking master services agreement, and a medical transport program expected to net over $1 million. A postponed item on restrictive covenants will be heard in December.

• Service contract with Trio Development Corp for lift station rehabilitation up to $4M per year (item 20)
• Master services agreement with SoundThinking, Inc. for $1,706,250 over five years (item 19)
• Public Emergency Medical Transportation IGT program with net positive $1,067,232.22 (item 8)
• Approval of Power Petroleum HQ plat on S. Andrews Avenue (item 13)
• Designation of NE 10th Street as dual-named 'Centennial Drive' (item 16)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider four minor site plan requests at this meeting. Items include a propane storage facility at 261 S Andrews Ave, Canal Drive Townhomes at 3233-3237 Canal Dr, an El Car Wash at 3685 N Federal Hwy, and a commercial site plan at 2851 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd. All are proposed developments requiring approval of minor site plans.

• Minor site plan for propane storage facility at 261 S Andrews Ave (Blossman Propane)
• Minor site plan for townhomes at 3233-3237 Canal Dr (Canal Drive Townhomes)
• Minor site plan for car wash at 3685 N Federal Hwy (El Car Wash)
• Minor site plan for commercial property at 2851 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will hold a public hearing on two new business items: a Master Sign Program for the Palm Square Shopping Center at 1201-1291 S Powerline Rd, and a Building Design review for 20 North Ocean Blvd (Oceanside Pompano). The committee may vote to approve, deny, or modify the requests. Procedural items include approval of minutes from August 6, 2024.

• LN-643 Palm Square Shopping Center: Master Sign Program at 1201-1291 S Powerline Rd, owned by Amit Inc, in B-3 (General Business) zoning
• LN-632 N Ocean Blvd / Oceanside Pompano: Building Design review at 20 North Ocean Blvd, owned by 20 NORTH OCEANSIDE OWNER LLC, in B-3/PCD zoning
• Public hearings for both items under New Business
• Approval of minutes from August 6, 2024 meeting

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

• Palm Square Shopping Center submission approved with conditions
• N Ocean Bl / Oceanside Pompano submission approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The board will review a major site plan (LN-636) for Criterion Outdoor Storage on NW 33rd Street. The property is zoned I-1 General Industrial. Other agenda items include approval of July 2024 minutes and routine procedures. No other substantive business is scheduled.

• LN-636 Criterion Outdoor Storage Major Site Plan (P&Z# 23-12000019) by owner 33 NW 33rd ST INDUSTRIAL LLC at NW 33 St, folio 484221070070, I-1 General Industrial zoning.
• Approval of minutes from the July 24, 2024 meeting.
• Public comment period under Audience to Be Heard.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a land use plan amendment to change the designation of a recreation/open space parcel in the Palm Aire area, along with several major and minor site plans for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. The committee is also reviewing a plat for a commercial property on West Atlantic Boulevard.

• Land Use Plan Amendment (LUPA) for Pulte Home Company – proposing change from OR (Recreation Open Space) to unspecified designation at N Course DR
• Patagonia major site plan in Downtown Pompano Transit-Oriented Corridor (DPTOC) on NW 7 Ave
• Coastal Recycling minor site plan at 2407 Hammondville Road in I-1 General Industrial district
• Stingers Expanded Outdoor Seating minor site plan at 1201 S Ocean Blvd in B-3 General Business district
• AAG Parking Lot minor site plan at 401 NW 6th Ave & 402 NW 7th Ave in Downtown Transit-Oriented Overlay District

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a request for a special exception at 1601 N Powerline Road, owned by 1601 Properties LLC. The property is zoned I-1 (General Industrial) with an Industrial land use designation. The board may vote to approve or deny the request.

• Public hearing for Special Exception LN-634 at 1601 N Powerline Road, I-1 General Industrial district, owned by 1601 Properties LLC

The Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed a special exception request from 1601 Properties LLC. The board approved the submission with conditions.

• Approved special exception for 1601 Properties LLC with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review four items, including a text amendment to outdoor storage screening regulations. They will also decide on minor and major site plans for three properties: New Adventure at 344 NW 6th St, Oceanside Pompano at 20 North Ocean Blvd, and a turn lane and entry at 1200 NW 18th St.

• Text Amendment PZ# 24-81000002: Criterion Outdoor Storage Screening — general code change
• Minor Site Plan PZ# 21-12000047: New Adventure at 344 NW 6th St (Transit Oriented district)
• Major Site Plan (Minor Deviation) PZ# 06-12000032: N Ocean BL/Oceanside Pompano at 20 North Ocean Blvd
• Minor Site Plan PZ# 23-12000032: New Turn Lane & Entry at 1200 NW 18th St (Industrial district)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major site plan requests: LN-501 for outdoor storage at NW 33rd St in the I-1 General Industrial district, and LN-537 for 200 Park Central Blvd in the O-IP Office Industrial Park district. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from July 2, 2024, and public comment.

• LN-501: Major site plan for outdoor storage at NW 33rd St, owned by 33 NW 33rd St Industrial LLC, in I-1 zoning.
• LN-537: Major site plan for 200 Park Central Blvd, owned by 200 Park Central LLC, in O-IP zoning.
• Approval of minutes from the July 2, 2024 meeting.

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved two submissions with conditions: Criterion Outdoor Storage and 200 Park Central. No vote tallies were recorded. The meeting otherwise included routine items and adjourned.

• Approved Criterion Outdoor Storage with conditions
• Approved 200 Park Central with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will consider four new business items: two plat approvals (LN-518 QCM PLAT and LN-517 POWER PETROLEUM HQ), one major site plan (LN-554 GLC 22ND), and one building design review (LN-611 CHENEY BROTHERS POMPANO PROCESSING FACILITY). These applications involve commercial, industrial, and transit-oriented corridor properties. The board will also approve minutes from the June 26, 2024 meeting and hear public comments.

• LN-518 QCM PLAT: request for plat approval for a commercial property on W Atlantic Blvd (folio 484233054000, B-3 zoning).
• LN-517 POWER PETROLEUM HQ: plat request for 201 SW 12 Ave (folio 494202000110, I-1 industrial zoning).
• LN-554 GLC 22ND: major site plan request for 31 NE 22 Avenue (folio 484236011830, ETOC/TO-EOD zoning).
• LN-611 CHENEY BROTHERS POMPANO PROCESSING FACILITY: building design review for 2001 N. Andrews Avenue (folio 484227260041, I-1 industrial zoning).

The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval for QCM PLAT and POWER PETROLEUM HQ. The board also approved GLC 22ND and the CHENEY BROTHERS POMPANO PROCESSING FACILITY with conditions.

• Recommended approval of QCM PLAT
• Recommended approval of POWER PETROLEUM HQ
• Approved GLC 22ND with conditions
• Approved CHENEY BROTHERS POMPANO PROCESSING FACILITY with conditions

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a public hearing to set the estimated fire rescue assessment rate for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024, with projected gross revenues of $30,531,400. The Commission will also consider a rezoning at 101 South Ocean Boulevard from B-2/AOD to B-3/AOD, and adopt amendments to the Comprehensive Plan based on the required Evaluation and Appraisal Report. Several contracts are up for approval, including a $1,706,250 five-year agreement with SoundThinking, Inc. and a $450,000 annual landscaping maintenance contract with Cutting Edge Industries.

• Public hearing to set fire rescue assessment rate for FY 2025 ($30.5M gross revenues)
• Rezoning at 101 South Ocean Boulevard from B-2/AOD to B-3/AOD
• Approval of Master Services Agreement with SoundThinking, Inc. ($1,706,250 over 5 years)
• Work Authorization No. 1 for landscaping maintenance with Cutting Edge Industries ($450,000/yr)
• Adoption of amendments to the Pompano Beach Comprehensive Plan based on Evaluation and Appraisal Report

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a variance request for a property at 4701 NE 17 Avenue. The owner seeks a variance from the RS-3 zoning requirements. The board will decide on the request following testimony and discussion.

• Public hearing on variance (P&Z# PZ24-11000006) for 4701 NE 17 Avenue, owned by Miguel Castro, in RS-3 zoning district.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially approve major and minor site plans for seven projects. Items include a hotel at 872 McNab Road (postponed from previous meeting), warehouses on W McNab Road, a car wash at 3685 N Federal Highway, Atlantic One at 1800 E Atlantic Blvd, North Ocean Park at 3424 NE 16 Street, the Copans Transit Operations Facility at 3201 W Copans Road, and outdoor storage on NW 33rd Street. The committee will review requests for site plan approval and may recommend action to the Planning & Zoning Board or City Commission.

• PZ 23-12000045: Major Site Plan for 872 McNab Road hotel (postponed from prior meeting)
• PZ 23-12000023: Major Site Plan for Pompano Warehouses on W McNab Road
• PZ 23-12000036: Minor Site Plan for El Car Wash at 3685 N Federal Highway
• PZ 24-12000011: Major Site Plan for Atlantic One at 1800 E Atlantic Blvd (ETOC/TO zoning)
• PZ 24-12000005: Major Site Plan for Copans Transit Operations Facility at 3201 W Copans Road

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider approving the purchase of a property at 20 SE 23rd Avenue for $2,075,000, a consulting contract with Redevelopment Management Associates for $398,600 annually, and a presentation of the proposed FY2025 budgets for the East and Northwest districts. Consent items include an investment advisory agreement with Insight North America and a resolution declaring intent to issue tax-exempt bonds for redevelopment projects. Several appointments to the Northwest District Advisory Committee are also on the agenda.

• Contract to buy 20 SE 23rd Avenue (former bank drive-thru) for $2,075,000
• Service contract with Redevelopment Management Associates, LLC at $33,217/month ($398,600/year) for 3 years
• Presentation of draft FY2025 budgets and five-year finance plans for East and Northwest CRA districts
• Resolution declaring intent to issue tax-exempt bonds to finance NW 6th Avenue project and other redevelopment improvements
• Investment advisory services agreement with Insight North America for $10,160 annually

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved an investment advisory services agreement with Insight North America and indicated intent to issue tax-exempt bonds for Northwest District improvements. The board also approved the minutes and agenda, and discussed the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 budget.

• Approved minutes of May 21, 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as submitted (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda items (unanimous)
• Approved investment advisory agreement with Insight North America (unanimous)
• Indicated intent to issue tax-exempt bonds for Northwest District (unanimous)
• Discontinued practice of using others' designated speaking time (unanimous)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a budget workshop to discuss the recommended FY 2025 operating budget and the five-year capital improvement plan for FY 2025-2029. No final votes are scheduled; the session is for discussion and consideration only.

• Discussion of the recommended FY 2025 operating budget
• Consideration of the five-year capital improvement plan FY 2025-2029
• City manager's presentation on budget overview and summary
• Meeting will recess for half-hour after presentation, then reconvene in conference room

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a first reading public hearing to rezone 101 South Ocean Boulevard from community business to general business. The consent agenda includes a resolution supporting the Hillsboro Inlet District's opposition to a dock permit, a $7,500 grant from South Arts for the Exit 36 Poetry Festival, and approval of the 2024-2025 CDBG and HOME annual action plan with $1,290,886.80 in grant revenue. The regular agenda also features ordinances amending floodplain regulations, zoning code changes for live local act projects and alcohol separation requirements, and contracts including a $1,891,366 agreement with SoundThinking, Inc. over five years.

• First reading to rezone 101 South Ocean Boulevard from B-2/AOD to B-3/AOD
• Resolution approving 2024-2025 CDBG and HOME annual action plan ($1,290,886.80 in grant revenue)
• Ordinance amending floodplain regulations in Chapter 152 of city code
• Ordinance exempting alcohol separation requirements in Downtown Pompano Overlay District
• Master services agreement with SoundThinking, Inc. for $1,891,366 over five years

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider approval of June 4th minutes and then hear five new business items: building design for a beach snack bar at 20-50 N Pompano Beach Blvd; master sign programs for Prologis Park Central (multiple locations) and Palm Aire Marketplace (281-299 SW 26th Avenue); building design for GLC 22nd (31 NE 22 Avenue); and building design for Entourage in the Sun (407, 419 N Riverside Drive). Staff reports and board discussion may follow.

• LN-615: Building design review for Pompano Beach Snack Bar Beach Bar and Grill at 20-50 N Pompano Beach Blvd
• LN-606: Master sign program for Prologis Park Central (multiple locations, I-1/OIP zoning)
• LN-616: Master sign program for Palm Aire Marketplace at 281-299 SW 26th Avenue (B-2 zoning)
• LN-583: Building design for GLC 22nd at 31 NE 22 Avenue (TO-EOD district)
• LN-612: Building design for Entourage in the Sun multi-family at 407, 419 N Riverside Drive (RM-45 zoning)

The committee reviewed five architectural submissions. Four projects were approved with conditions, and one project was required to resubmit.

• Pompano Beach Snack Bar Beach Bar and Grill: Approved with conditions
• Prologis Park Central: Approved with conditions
• Palm Aire Marketplace: Resubmittal required
• GLC 22nd: Approved with conditions
• Entourage in the Sun: Approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review a recommended Capital Improvement Plan for 2025-2029, multiple site plans, easement abandonments, and code amendments related to the 2024 Live Local Act. Public hearings will be held on each item. The board will vote on recommendations to the City Commission.

• Recommended Capital Improvement Plan 2025-2029 (special presentation)
• Covent Gardens Major Site Plan at 90-140 NW 27 Ave
• Porsche Champion Center Major Site Plan at 300 NW 24 St
• Code amendments for 2024 Live Local Act (housing density and zoning changes)
• Text amendment on separation requirements for alcoholic beverage establishments (Section 155.4501)

The Board approved site plans for Covent Gardens, a retail development, and the Porsche Champion Center with conditions. It recommended approval for the 2025-2029 Capital Improvement Plan, two easement abandonments, and code amendments regarding the 2024 Live Local Act and alcohol establishment separation.

• Recommended approval of Capital Improvement Plan 2025-2029
• Approved Covent Gardens site plan with conditions
• Recommended approval of 2001 N Andrews Ave easement abandonment
• Recommended approval of 512 SE 28 Ave easement abandonment
• Approved retail development with conditions
• Approved Porsche Champion Center with conditions
• Recommended approval of Code Amendments Related to 2024 Live Local Act
• Recommended approval of Text Amendment - Section 155.4501 regarding alcoholic beverage establishments

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is holding a budget workshop to receive a presentation of the Fiscal Year 2025 Estimated General Fund Budget. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2025 Estimated General Fund Budget (staff contact: Erjeta Diamanti, fiscal impact: N/A)

City Commission

The commission holds a public hearing on second reading for a parking license agreement with Amkin Atlantic Square LLC at 140 SE 28th Avenue, with a 50/50 revenue split. They will also vote on a $402,790 loan amendment for drinking water facilities and consider several consent items, including a declaration affirming slot machine operations at Pompano Live! and a $15,000 agreement for real-time payment processing at the Pier Garage. Appointments to the Planning and Zoning Board and Historic Preservation Committee are also on the regular agenda.

• Second reading public hearing on a parking license agreement with Amkin Atlantic Square LLC at 140 SE 28th Avenue (50/50 revenue split)
• Loan amendment for $402,790 from Florida DEP for drinking water facilities
• Resolution affirming slot machine operations location at Pompano Live! (1800 SW 3rd Street)
• Agreement with Windcave Inc. for real-time payment processing at the Pier Garage ($15,000)
• Appointments to fill vacancies on the Planning and Zoning Board and Historic Preservation Committee

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) will hold a special joint meeting to consider approving a downtown master developer agreement with RP Pompano, LLC, an affiliate of RocaPoint Partners. The agreement authorizes up to $112,750,000 in CRA funding and a maximum lease affordability cap of $12,928,725 per year from the city. Also up for vote are interlocal agreements between the city and CRA, and a land swap with Broward County for a new county facility. The meeting will proceed in three segments: joint presentation, CRA vote, then city commission vote.

• Resolution 24-421: CRA approval of master development agreement with RP Pompano, LLC (fiscal impact up to $112,750,000)
• Resolution 24-419: City commission approval of the same master development agreement (fiscal impact: $12,928,725/year lease cap)
• Interlocal agreements (24-417 and 24-425) between CRA and city for downtown master development
• Authorization to finalize land swap with Broward County and construct a new county facility within the project area
• All items are part of the Downtown Master Development Project, with boundaries and budget to be established

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on several special exception and variance requests, including an appellate remand for a commercial property and a reconsideration of a previously denied family community residence. One special exception application has been withdrawn.

• LN-514: Appellate remand for Kaja Properties – special exception at 3685 N Federal Highway (General Business B-3 zone)
• LN-546: Reconsideration of a previously denied special exception for a family community residence at 1302 NE 4 Street
• LN-602: Special exception for a community residence at 221 NE 24 Street – withdrawn
• LN-619: Variance request by CCDV Holdings LLC for property at 1347 E Sample Road (General Business B-3 and Single-Family RS-4 zones)

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved three items with conditions: an appellate remand for Kaja Properties, a reconsideration of a previously denied item, and a variance for CCDV Holdings LLC. A special exception application for Jean Pierre Family Community Residence was withdrawn by the applicant.

• Approved appellate remand for Kaja Properties (with conditions)
• Approved reconsideration of previously denied item (with conditions)
• Withdrawn: special exception for Jean Pierre Family Community Residence
• Approved variance for CCDV Holdings LLC (with conditions)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on the final reading of a rezoning and right-of-way abandonment for property near 2201 West Atlantic Boulevard, and on amendments to zoning code sections for alcoholic beverage separation requirements and residential vehicle storage. The commission will also consider a parking license agreement with AMKIN Atlantic Square LLC and a $149,915 contract for architectural services. Several board appointments to the Emergency Medical Services Advisory Board and Planning and Zoning Board are on the agenda.

• Rezoning property north of 2201 West Atlantic Blvd. from RM-12 to B-3 (General Business)
• Abandoning four 25-foot wide right-of-way locations on lots contiguous to 2201 West Atlantic Blvd.
• Amending separation requirements for alcoholic beverage establishments to match state changes
• Parking license agreement with AMKIN Atlantic Square LLC for 140 SE 28th Ave. (50/50 revenue split)
• Work authorization No. 3 for $149,915 to Walters Zackria Associates for architectural services

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing three site plan applications: a major site plan for an outdoor storage facility on NW 33rd Street, a minor site plan for townhomes at 3405 Spring Street, and a minor site plan for a snack bar/beach bar at 20-50 N Pompano Beach Blvd. No decisions are made at this meeting; recommendations will go to the Planning and Zoning Board.

• Major Site Plan (PZ 23-12000019): Criterion Outdoor Storage at NW 33rd St, owned by 33 NW 33rd ST INDUSTRIAL LLC, in I-1 General Industrial district.
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 23-12000053): Pompano Beach Townhomes at 3405 Spring Street, owned by 63-65 West End Enterprises LLC, in RM-20 zoning.
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 24-12000002): Pompano Beach Snack Bar Beach Bar & Grill at 20-50 N Pompano Beach Blvd, owned by the City of Pompano Beach, in PR Parks and Recreation district.

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider eight items including multiple master sign programs and building designs. Key decisions include building designs for the Cheney Brothers Pompano Processing Facility at 2001 N. Andrews Avenue, Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave., and a retail development at 4791 N Federal Hwy. The committee will also vote on a master sign program for Prologis Park Central and revisions to signage at Atlantic Business Center and The Pomp! Phase 1A.

• LN-611 Cheney Brothers Pompano Processing Facility: building design at 2001 N. Andrews Avenue (Industrial zoning)
• LN-582 Covent Gardens: building design at 90-140 NW 27 Ave. (General Business zoning)
• LN-607 Retail Development: building design at 4791 N Federal Hwy (General Business zoning)
• LN-606 Prologis Park Central: master sign program at multiple locations (Industrial/Office Industrial Park zoning)
• LN-610 The Pomp! Phase 1A: revision to master sign program at 777 Isle of Capri Cir.

The Architectural Appearance Committee considered 8 submissions. Six were approved with conditions, including Atlantic Business Center, The Pomp! Phase 1A, Live Block Signage, Covent Gardens, Retail Development, and Cheney Brothers Pompano Processing Facility. Two submissions (Prologis Park Central and GLC 22nd) required resubmittal.

• Prologis Park Central: resubmittal required
• Atlantic Business Center: approved with conditions
• The Pomp! Phase 1A: approved with conditions
• Live Block Signage: approved with conditions
• Covent Gardens: approved with conditions
• GLC 22nd: resubmittal required
• Retail Development: approved with conditions
• Cheney Brothers Pompano Processing Facility (PZB submission): approved with conditions

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is holding a special meeting to enter an executive session for advice concerning litigation settlement in the case Coral Rock Development Group, LLC v. City of Pompano Beach. No other substantive items are on the agenda.

• Executive session on settlement strategy for Coral Rock Development Group, LLC v. City of Pompano Beach (Broward Circuit Court Case No. 21-004071)

City Commission

The Commission will hold public hearings on several zoning and land-use changes, including rezoning property near 2201 West Atlantic Boulevard for commercial use. It will also consider a charter amendment that, if approved by voters in November, would modify rules for contracts, leases, and transfers of city-owned property. Other items include a $284,928 engineering contract for water and reuse plant projects and a resolution adopting a cybersecurity framework.

• Public hearing on allocating 1.1 acres of nonresidential flexibility for commercial use north of 2201 West Atlantic Boulevard
• First reading of ordinance rezoning land north of 2201 West Atlantic Boulevard from RM-12 to B-3
• Second reading of charter amendment to modify contract, lease, and property transfer rules; to be voted on Nov. 5, 2024
• Work authorization No. 26 for Carollo Engineers, Inc. in the amount of $284,928.08 for water and reuse treatment plant projects
• First reading of ordinance amending separation requirements for alcoholic beverage establishments to match state law

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold public hearings on two major site plans, two rezonings, and one text amendment. Items include a site plan for Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave, a site plan for 911 E Atlantic Blvd, a rezoning and site plan for a hotel at 101 S Ocean Blvd, and a rezoning/PCD text amendment for industrial uses at 777 Isle of Capri Circle. The board will vote on each item after hearing testimony.

• Major site plan for Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave (B-3 zoning)
• Major site plan for 911 E Atlantic Blvd (TO-EOD district)
• Rezoning/PCD text amendment for industrial uses at 777 Isle of Capri Circle (Live! PCD)
• Rezoning of 101 S Ocean Blvd from B-2 to hotel use
• Major site plan for Pompano Hotel at 101 S Ocean Blvd (B-2/AOD)

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board took action on five agenda items. Two site plans were approved with conditions: 911 E Atlantic and Pompano Hotel. The Covent Gardens site plan was postponed. The board also recommended approval for two rezoning items: a text amendment for Live! PCD uses and the 101 S Ocean Blvd rezoning.

• Postponed Covent Gardens site plan
• Approved 911 E Atlantic site plan with conditions
• Recommended approval of Live! PCD text amendment (uses)
• Recommended approval of 101 S Ocean Blvd rezoning
• Approved Pompano Hotel site plan with conditions

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency is considering several items, including a $197,328.60 development incentive agreement for a medical facility at 101 NW 12th Street and a $1,723,839.00 architectural design services contract for the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project. The board will also vote on resolutions recommending amended East and Northwest CRA Redevelopment Plans, which extend the districts' lifespans, and appoint a financial institution representative to the East District Advisory Committee.

• $197,328.60 development incentive agreement with Dorwes LLC for a medical facility at 101 NW 12th Street
• $1,723,839.00 architectural design services contract with Bermello, Ajamil & Partners for McNab House and Botanical Gardens
• Resolution recommending approval of amended East CRA Plan, extending it by 30 years
• Resolution recommending approval of amended Northwest CRA Redevelopment Plan, extending sunset to December 31, 2049
• Appointment of a banker or financier to the East District Advisory Committee for a two-year term

The CRA approved a development incentive agreement for a new medical facility at 101 NW 12th Street. The board also authorized architectural design services for the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project.

• Approved $197,328.60 development incentive for Dorwes, LLC medical facility (6-0)
• Approved $1,723,839.00 architectural design services for McNab House and Botanical Gardens (unanimous voice vote - motion incomplete in text)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on nine requests for variances, special exceptions, and a major temporary use permit. These hearings determine allowable land use, density limits, and development standards for the listed residential and industrial properties. The agenda lists items for discussion; no decisions are recorded.

• LN-575: Variance request for Bayview of Pompano at 2500 Bay Drive
• LN-601: Major temporary use permit for PBDIX LLC at 1621 N Dixie Hwy
• LN-546: Reconsideration of a denied special exception for Augustin Crocco at 1302 NE 4 Street
• LN-598 & LN-599: Special exception and variance requests for Blossman Gas at 261 S Andrews Ave
• LN-602: Special exception for a family community residence at 221 NE 24 Street

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals heard nine items on May 16, 2024. Four special exceptions and variances were approved with conditions, three were denied, one variance was withdrawn by the applicant, and one special exception was postponed. The decisions included approvals for Bayview of Pompano and Blossman Gas of Louisiana, and denials for Andee Hasbrook, PBDIX LLC, and Augustin Crocco.

• Approved with conditions: Variance for Bayview of Pompano
• Denied: Variance for Andee Hasbrook
• Denied: Major temporary use for PBDIX LLC
• Denied: Special exception for Augustin Crocco (family community residence)
• Approved with conditions: Special exception for Valle K E Properties LLC
• Approved with conditions: Special exception for Blossman Gas of Louisiana Inc
• Withdrawn: Variance for Blossman Gas of Louisiana Inc
• Approved with conditions: Special exception for CAFPI 3204-3208 NE 9th St LLC

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing six site plans, including a major site plan for the Cheney Brothers Pompano Processing Facility at 2001 N Andrews Ave and a major site plan for 580 Briny. Other items are minor site plans for Thermoset Roofing Corp, NW 10th Avenue Homes, Pompano Townhouses, and Eco Townhomes.

• Minor Site Plan for Thermoset Roofing Corp at 500 NW 12 Ave
• Major Site Plan for Cheney Brothers Pompano Processing Facility at 2001 N Andrews Ave
• Minor Site Plan for NW 10th Avenue Homes (multiple folios)
• Major Site Plan for 580 Briny at 580 Briny Ave
• Minor Site Plan for Pompano Townhouses at NW 8th Ave

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a first reading public hearing on proposed charter amendments that would modify contract and lease restrictions and property transfer criteria, sending them to the November ballot. The commission also considers awarding contracts for a $1.5 million lift station rehabilitation and a $1.2 million buildout for Ali Cultural Phase III. Consent agenda includes a $1.66 million surtax-funded transportation project on Dixie Highway/Atlantic Blvd corridor.

• $1,656,670 surtax agreement for Dixie Highway/Atlantic Blvd corridor improvements (consent item 1)
• $1,496,789 award for Lift Station 92 rehabilitation (regular item 10)
• $1,239,718 award for Ali Cultural Phase III Black Box Interior Buildout (regular item 11)
• Charter amendments on contracts, leases, and property transfers for November ballot (public hearing 1st reading, item 14)
• Zoning code amendment for ambulatory surgical centers (public hearing 2nd reading, item 13)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider five new business items, including two master sign programs and three building design reviews. Decisions on whether to approve the designs based on appearance standards will be made at this meeting.

• Master Sign Program for Riverside Promenade at 3100-3200 E. Atlantic Blvd.
• Master Sign Plan for Hammondville Holdings LLC at 2151 Hammondville Road.
• Building Design for Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave.
• Major Building Design for Porsche Champion Center at 300 NW 24 St.
• Major Building Design for 101 S. Ocean Hotel at 101 S. Ocean Blvd.

The committee approved four submissions with conditions and postponed one. These decisions impact the visual appearance of specific commercial properties and signage programs.

• Riverside Promenade Master Sign Program approved with conditions
• Master Sign Plan Hammondville Holdings LLC approved with conditions
• Porsche Champion Center approved with conditions
• 101 S. Ocean Hotel approved with conditions
• Covent Gardens submission postponed

Development Review Committee

The committee is reviewing a major site plan for the American Consolidation and Logistics expansion. A second site plan request for GLC 22ND was declined to attend this meeting.

• Major Site Plan: American Consolidation and Logistics Expansion at 675 SW 12 AV
• GLC 22ND project declined to attend

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider several land use requests including major site plans for Covent Gardens and Archi One. The board will also review a right-of-way abandonment request near West Atlantic Blvd and a text amendment regarding recreational motor vehicles.

• Major Site Plan for Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave
• Right-Of-Way Abandonment for six lots north of 2201 W Atlantic Blvd
• Major Site Plan for Archi One at 200 N Federal Highway
• Text Amendment regarding standards for parking and storage of recreational motor vehicles

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a second-reading public hearing on an ordinance amending the Downtown Pompano Beach Overlay District to allow alternative public parking options in exchange for height bonuses. Other items include a first reading of comprehensive plan amendments, a $1.4 million contract for asphalt paving, a $9.2 million state loan for drinking water facilities, and extensions for disaster recovery services. The commission will also consider an extension of the Live Local Act zoning declaration and several consent agenda items.

• Amendment to Downtown Pompano Beach Overlay District to allow alternative public parking for height bonus options (Ord. 2024-29)
• $1,400,000 first amendment to asphaltic concrete paving contract with Weekley Asphalt Paving, Inc.
• $9,200,000 loan agreement amendment with Florida DEP for drinking water facilities (SRF Loan DW062480)
• Three-month extension of Zoning in Progress declaration for the Live Local Act (Ch. 2023-17)
• First reading of amendments to the Pompano Beach Comprehensive Plan for 10- and 20-year planning horizons

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review multiple site plans, including a major retail development at 4791 N Federal Highway and a townhouse project at 400 Sunset Drive. Other items include minor site plans for a snack bar, a new turn lane, and water/wastewater warehouse improvements. The committee will decide on these proposals.

• Major Site Plan for retail development at 4791 N Federal Hwy (B-3 General Business)
• Minor Site Plan for 400 Sunset Townhouse at 400 Sunset Dr (RM-45 Multiple-Family Residence 45)
• Major Site Plan for 200 Park Central at 200 Park Central Blvd (O-IP Office Industrial Park)
• Minor Site Plan for Water & Wastewater Services Warehouse Improvements at 2555 W Copans Rd
• Minor Site Plan for New Adventure at 344 NW 6th St (TO-DPOD Transit Oriented Downtown Pompano Overlay District)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will vote on two business incentive grants: a $20,000 facade grant for 26th Degree Brewing Company at 2600 East Atlantic Boulevard, and a $150,000 strategic investment grant for Big Tree BBQ on Powerline Road. The board will also fill multiple vacancies on its Northwest and East District Advisory Committees by appointing residents and business owners to two-year terms.

• $150,000 Strategic Investment Program grant to Big Tree BBQ for property on Powerline Road between NW 4th Ct and NW 5th St
• $20,000 Facade and Business Site Improvement grant to 26th Degree Brewing Company at 2600 East Atlantic Boulevard
• Appointment of one resident to the Northwest District Advisory Committee (5 applicants)
• Appointment of a business owner/operator to the East District Advisory Committee (5 applicants)
• Multiple appointments (residents/business owners) to the East District Advisory Committee (numerous applicants)

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency approved a $20,000 grant for 26th Degree Brewing Company and a $150,000 grant for Big Tree BBQ. The board also adopted resolutions appointing residents to various advisory committees.

• Approved $20,000 Façade and Business Site Improvement Program grant for 26th Degree Brewing Company (unanimous)
• Approved $150,000 Strategic Investment Program grant for Big Tree BBQ (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution appointing Velma Grant to Northwest District Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution appointing David Mingus to East District Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution appointing Corey Staniscia to East District Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution appointing Judith Niswonger to East District Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution appointing Jack Rogerson to East District Advisory Committee (unanimous)
• Received and filed monthly reports and informational updates

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission is scheduled to consider several items during its April 9, 2024 meeting. The agenda includes a zoning code amendment for the Downtown Pompano Beach district that changes parking requirements and height bonus options, a $352,708.56 construction change order for utility work at A1A and NE 16th Street, and contracts for post-disaster catering and debris recovery. These items affect local development rules, neighborhood infrastructure maintenance, and city emergency response capabilities.

• Public hearing on zoning code amendment for the Downtown Pompano Beach (DP) overlay district regarding parking and height bonuses
• Approval of Change Order No. 1 for $352,708.56 with Burkhardt Construction, Inc. for utility pole removal at A1A and NE 16th Street
• Public hearing on contracts for post-disaster emergency catering services with Piccadilly Holdings Restaurants, LLC and DRC Emergency Services, LLC
• Public hearing on disaster debris recovery service contracts with Crowder-Gulf Joint Venture, Inc. and DRC Emergency Services, LLC
• Public hearing on a lease agreement with Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County, Inc.

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission convened for a budget workshop to hold a preliminary discussion on policy recommendations for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2025 budget. The item is for discussion only, with no fiscal impact noted. The workshop concluded at 12:00 p.m.

• 24-245: Preliminary discussion on policy recommendations for FY2025 budget (no fiscal impact)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee of Pompano Beach meets to deliberate on nine applications, covering major and minor site plans, a rezoning, and a land-use plan amendment. Projects include a hotel on Ocean Boulevard, a recycling facility, and new townhomes. The committee will also weigh a rezoning for the Live! PCD area and a land-use amendment for Pulte Home Company.

• Major site plan for Pompano Hotel at 101 S Ocean Blvd
• Rezoning for Live! PCD at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Land Use Plan Amendment for Pulte Home Company at N Course Dr
• Major site plan for Cheney Brothers Pompano Processing Facility at 2001 N Andrews Ave
• Minor site plan for Riverside Townhomes at 1300 N Riverside Drive

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider five new business items: four major building designs (Aviara West at 1350 NW 31st Ave, Archi One at 200 N Federal Hwy, Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave, and 911 E Atlantic at 911 E Atlantic Blvd) and a master sign program for Garden Isles Shopping Center at 438-470 South Cypress Road. The committee will also approve minutes from the March 5, 2024 meeting.

• LN-570 Aviara West: Major Building Design at 1350 NW 31st Ave (B-4/B-3 zoning)
• LN-580 Garden Isles Shopping Center: Master Sign Program at 438-470 South Cypress Road
• LN-581 Archi One: Major Building Design at 200 N Federal Hwy (Transit Oriented - East Overlay District)
• LN-582 Covent Gardens: Major Building Design at 90-140 NW 27 Ave (B-3 zoning)
• LN-571 911 E Atlantic: Major Building Design at 911 E Atlantic Blvd (Transit Oriented - East Overlay District)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold public hearings on five new business items, including a state-mandated comprehensive plan text amendment, a code amendment for ambulatory surgical centers, a site plan for Covent Gardens, a parking reduction for Fiberbuilt Umbrellas, and a change to alcohol establishment separation requirements. The board will vote on each item.

• Parking reduction (LN-567) for Fiberbuilt Umbrellas at 2201 W Atlantic Blvd
• Major site plan (LN-120) for Covent Gardens at 90-140 NW 27 Ave
• Text amendment (LN-579) to allow ambulatory surgical centers in certain zones
• EAR-based comprehensive plan text amendment (LN-573)
• Text amendment (LN-585) to Section 155.4501 on separation requirements for alcoholic beverage establishments

The Planning and Zoning Board approved a parking reduction for Fiberbuilt Umbrellas with conditions. The Covent Gardens site plan was postponed. The board recommended approval of three code amendments: an Ambulatory Surgical Center code change, an EAR-based comprehensive plan text amendment, and a text amendment on separation requirements for alcoholic beverage establishments.

• Approved parking reduction for Fiberbuilt Umbrellas with conditions
• Postponed Covent Gardens site plan
• Recommended approval of Ambulatory Surgical Center Code Amendment
• Recommended approval of EAR Based Comprehensive Plan Text Amendment
• Recommended approval of Text Amendment for Section 155.4501 on separation requirements for alcoholic beverage establishments

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold public hearings on a first amendment to a ground lease with 20 North Oceanside Owners LLC, a lease agreement with Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County, and abandonment of a utility easement near I-95 Sample Road off ramp. The consent agenda includes acceptance of a $950,000 state grant for the Riverside Safety and Resilience Project and a $13,500 cultural grant. Several advisory board appointments are also on the agenda.

• First amendment to ground lease with 20 North Oceanside Owners LLC, generating $750,000 annual net revenue to the city
• Lease agreement with Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County for use of city property
• State-funded grant of $950,000 from Florida DOT for the Riverside Safety and Resilience Project
• Abandonment of a 12-foot utility easement west of NE 1st Avenue and east of I-95 Sample Road off ramp
• Broward County cultural grant of $13,500 with a $16,500 city match for cultural programming

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a request for rehearing of a previously denied special exception for a family community residence at 1302 NE 4 Street. The board will also hear five variance requests at various locations including 855 S Federal Highway, 2500 Bay Drive, NW 33 Street, 3215 Canal Drive, and 214-226 SW 2nd Street. No other substantive business is listed.

• Rehearing request for previously denied special exception (Family Community Residence) at 1302 NE 4 Street (denied 6-0 on Jan 18, 2024)
• Variance request for Pompano Real Estate Investments at 855 S Federal Highway (B-3 zoning)
• Variance request for Bayview of Pompano at 2500 Bay Drive (RM-20 zoning)
• Variance request for 33 NW 33RD ST Industrial LLC at NW 33 Street (I-1 zoning)
• Variance request for Spectrum Programs R E Holdings Inc at 214-226 SW 2nd Street (RM-30 zoning)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee of Pompano Beach will consider two site plan requests at its March 20, 2024 meeting. First, a minor site plan for a 4-plex multifamily development on SW 9th Ave (PZ 23-12000050). Second, a major site plan for Criterion Outdoor Storage on NW 33rd St (PZ 23-12000019). The committee will discuss but no vote is specified on the agenda.

• Minor site plan for 4-plex multifamily at SW 9th Ave (TAAR Estates, LLC, District 3)
• Major site plan for Criterion Outdoor Storage at NW 33rd St (33 NW 33RD ST INDUSTRIAL LLC, District 4)
• Land use designations: Medium density (10–16 DU/AC) for multifamily, Industrial for storage
• Zoning districts: RM-20 (multifamily) and I-1 (general industrial)
• Project planners: Hellena Lahens (multifamily) and Diego Guevara (storage)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will vote on several items at its March 19, 2024 meeting, including a $101,092 Strategic Investment Program grant to 26th Degree Brewing Company for transforming its taproom into a full-service restaurant. The board will also consider a sublease renewal with Landmark Photos and Print for $7,095 annually, a property disposition agreement for Big Tree BBQ on Powerline Road, and a license agreement for murals at 11 NE 1st Street. Additional agenda items include approval of minutes and monthly reports.

• $101,092 grant to 26th Degree Brewing Company at 2600 East Atlantic Boulevard for restaurant conversion
• Sublease renewal with MN Enterprises d/b/a Landmark Photos and Print at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard, Unit 104D ($7,095/year, 3% annual escalation)
• Property disposition and development agreement with Big Tree BBQ, Inc. for four vacant CRA-owned parcels on Powerline Road between NW 4th Court and NW 5th Street
• License agreement with the City for painted murals on exterior walls of 11 NE 1st Street as part of the Cultural Affairs mural project
• Monthly financial summaries, FPI security reports, and professional services expenditure reports

The Pompano Beach CRA approved the consent agenda, including a sublease agreement with MN Enterprises d/b/a Landmark Photos and Prints for space at 731 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd (annual revenue $7,095). The board debated a license agreement for a mural at 11 NE 1st St; a motion to remove the south wall from the agreement failed 2-4. No final vote was taken on the main resolution.

• Approved consent agenda including sublease agreement for 731 MLK Blvd (unanimous)
• Motion to remove south wall from mural license agreement at 11 NE 1st St failed (2-4)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on three ordinances: extending a fire logistics facility lease ($135,030.84), amending banking services with JPMorgan Chase, and a ground lease amendment for 20 North Oceanside Owners LLC (net $750,000 annually). They will also consider a 5-year $1,706,250 contract for Shotspotter gunshot detection, and annual performance evaluations for the Internal Auditor and City Manager.

• Public hearing (2nd reading) on first amendment to lease with Colt South Florida Owner LP for the Fire Logistics Facility, exercising one-year extension at $135,030.84
• Public hearing (2nd reading) on second amendment to government banking services agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
• Public hearing (1st reading) on first amendment to ground lease with 20 North Oceanside Owners LLC, net revenue to city of $750,000 annually
• Consideration of 5-year contract with Shotspotter for gunshot detection services at $1,706,250
• Approval to piggyback Clay County RFP for playground equipment at the beach playground, $268,312.88 to Top Line Recreation

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review four items: three minor site plans for commercial and residential projects and one text amendment to the city code regarding ambulatory surgical centers. Decisions or discussions will occur on each.

• Minor site plan for Fiberbuilt Cushions and Umbrella at 2201 W. Atlantic Blvd (PZ 21-12000052)
• Minor site plan for Seabird Pompano Townhouses at 3225 NE 6 St (PZ 23-12000003)
• Minor site plan for Pompano Townhouses at NW 8th Ave (PZ 23-12000011)
• Text amendment for Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) code change (PZ 24-81000001)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major building design requests: LN-557 Indigo Pompano Beach at 777 Isle of Capri and LN-570 Aviara West at 1350 NW 31st Ave. The committee also plans to approve minutes from the February 6, 2024 meeting.

• LN-557 Indigo Pompano Beach: Major Building Design at 777 Isle of Capri (P&Z# 23-12000039)
• LN-570 Aviara West: Major Building Design at 1350 NW 31st Ave (P&Z# 23-12000006)
• Approval of minutes from February 6, 2024 meeting

The committee reviewed two architectural submissions. One project was approved with conditions, while the other was required to resubmit.

• Indigo Pompano Beach submission approved with conditions
• Aviara West submission resubmittal required

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will consider five new business items at its February 28, 2024 meeting. These include an easement abandonment, a plat, a flex, and two major site plans, notably the Live! Indigo Pompano Beach project at 777 Isle of Capri Circle. The board will vote on each request after public hearing.

• LN-552 Zion Mission Easement Abandonment on NE 1 Ave
• LN-468 Pompano at West Atlantic plat at 1500 West Atlantic Blvd
• LN-459 Aviara West Flex at 1350 NW 31 Ave
• LN-470 Aviara West Major Site Plan at 1350 NW 31st Ave
• LN-569 Live! Indigo Pompano Beach Major Site Plan at 777 Isle of Capri Circle

The Board approved site plans for Aviara West and Live! Indigo Pompano Beach with conditions. Three additional submissions were recommended for approval.

• Zion Mission easement abandonment recommended for approval
• Pompano at West Atlantic recommended for approval
• Aviara West Flex recommended for approval
• Aviara West site plan approved with conditions
• Live! Indigo Pompano Beach approved with conditions

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider consent agenda items including a $600,000 state grant for a fence along Dixie Highway and a $150,000 litigation settlement. Regular agenda items include public hearings for a lease extension on the Fire Logistics Facility ($135,030.84) and contracts for emergency data management, tennis center services, and banking services. Board appointments to the Sand and Spurs Advisory Board and Nuisance Abatement Board are also on the agenda.

• $600,000 grant for 6-foot aluminum fence along Dixie Highway from Atlantic Boulevard to Sample Road
• $150,000 settlement of litigation claim by Lisa Castellon
• One-year lease extension for Fire Logistics Facility with Colt South Florida Owner LP ($135,030.84)
• $17,994.64 LED lighting agreement with Florida Power & Light along A1A from Atlantic Blvd to Hillsboro Inlet Bridge
• Appointments to Sand and Spurs Advisory Board and Nuisance Abatement Board

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review six items including major and minor site plans for retail, a beach bar & grill, Live! Indigo, GLC 22nd, 911 E Atlantic, and a parking reduction request. Decisions or discussions will take place on these proposals at the meeting.

• Major Site Plan for retail at 4791 N Federal Hwy (PZ 23-12000049)
• Minor Site Plan for beach bar & grill at 20-50 N Pompano Beach Blvd (PZ 24-12000002)
• Major Site Plan for Live! Indigo at 777 Isle of Capri Circle (PZ 23-12000039)
• Major Site Plan for GLC 22nd at 31 NE 22 Avenue (PZ 23-12000046)
• Major Administrative Adjustment for parking reduction at 2201 W Atlantic Blvd (PZ 24-16500001)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will vote on a consent agenda and one regular item. The regular item is a five-year lease agreement for the building at 126 North Flagler Avenue, with annual rent of $26,347.32, intended to attract a tenant for the Old Town Arts and Entertainment District. The consent agenda includes a mural license agreement at 11 NE 1st Street, mortgage modifications for the Sonata Apartments project, and a late fee waiver of $32,354.50 for the North Broward Hospital District.

• Lease agreement for 126 N Flagler Ave, 5-year term, $26,347.32 annual rent
• Mural license for painted artwork on building at 11 NE 1st Street
• First global modifications to mortgages for Sonata Apartments (121-unit mixed-income development) at 100 NW 8th St
• Waiver of $32,354.50 late fee from North Broward Hospital District for incremental tax payment

The CRA approved a lease agreement with Willie Francois for property at 126 North Flagler Avenue. The board also approved mortgage modifications for Sonata Apartments Ltd. and a late fee waiver for North Broward Hospital District. A resolution regarding a mural project at 11 NE 1st Street was not adopted.

• Approved December 19, 2023 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January 9, 2024 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved January 23, 2024 joint meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Denied mural project resolution at 11 NE 1st Street (2-4)
• Approved mortgage modifications for Sonata Apartments Ltd. (unanimous)
• Approved late fee waiver for North Broward Hospital District (unanimous)
• Approved lease agreement with Willie Francois for 126 North Flagler Avenue (4-2)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three special exception requests for properties at 2714 NW 4 Court (City of Pompano Beach), 3685 N Federal Highway (Kaja Properties Inc.), and 2240 NW 22 Street (Ag-Trep Pompano Property Owner LLC). The board will also discuss a proposed change to the September meeting date.

• Special exception (LN-565) by City of Pompano Beach for 2714 NW 4 Court
• Special exception (LN-514) by Kaja Properties Inc. for 3685 N Federal Highway
• Special exception (LN-564) by Ag-Trep Pompano Property Owner LLC for 2240 NW 22 Street
• Discussion of 2024 calendar update and a September meeting date change

City Commission

The City Commission will consider approving $250,000 loans from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund for a 121-unit mixed-income development west of Dixie Highway and a 106-unit affordable housing project at 740 SW 11th Street. The commission also will hold public hearings on a first amendment to a micro-transit service agreement with Circuit Transit Inc. ($276,738.37) and a new emergency data management system contract. Other items include a friendship city affiliation with Ascoli Satriano, Italy, and a grant agreement for sheriff's overtime pay ($48,787.20).

• $250,000 loan for Sonata Apartments, a 121-unit mixed-income development west of Dixie Highway between NW 6th St and NW 8th Ct
• $250,000 loan for Captiva Cove III, a 106-unit affordable housing development at 740 SW 11th St
• First amendment to micro-transit agreement with Circuit Transit Inc. for $276,738.37
• Friendship city affiliation with Ascoli Satriano, Italy
• Grant agreement with Broward Sheriff's Office for $48,787.20 in overtime pay in targeted areas

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider several major site plans, land use plan amendments, and a rezoning. Items include the Pompano Hotel at 101 S Ocean Blvd, The Oaks at Palm Aire, Ocean Park, and Covent Gardens. The committee also reviews amendments for Airpark and Pulte Home, plus a rezoning for Lakes at Palm Aire.

• Pompano Hotel major site plan at 101 S Ocean Blvd
• The Oaks at Palm Aire major site plan and flex at 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Dr
• Ocean Park Pompano Beach site plan at 1508 N Ocean Blvd
• Airpark land use plan amendment at 1670 & 1502 NE 5th Ave
• Lakes at Palm Aire rezoning at N Course Dr

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two major building design requests: LN-556 for Charlotte Burrie Plaza & Passive Park (2669 N Federal Hwy) and LN-557 for Indigo Pompano Beach (777 Isle of Capri). The committee also will vote on approving minutes from the December 5, 2023 meeting. Both projects require approval of their building designs under city code.

• LN-556 Charlotte Burrie Plaza & Passive Park – major building design at 2669 N Federal Hwy (city-owned)
• LN-557 Indigo Pompano Beach – major building design at 777 Isle of Capri (private owner)
• Approval of minutes from December 5, 2023 meeting

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review a major site plan and building design for the Alliance West Atlantic development at 1500 West Atlantic Blvd. The board also will discuss three city-initiated text amendments: a DPOD height bonus for public parking, a sea turtle lighting ordinance, and landscaping revisions with dune enhancement. Approval of minutes from November 15, 2023, and chair/vice chair nominations are also on the agenda.

• Major Site Plan and Building Design for Alliance West Atlantic (LN-542) at 1500 West Atlantic Blvd, 75 NW 13th Ave, and 1291 West Atlantic Blvd; applicant is Alliance West Atlantic LLC
• Text Amendment (LN-522) to add a DPOD Height Bonus for Public Parking in the Downtown Pompano Overlay District
• Text Amendment (LN-558) to adopt a Sea Turtle Lighting Ordinance
• Text Amendment (LN-523) for Landscaping Revisions and Dune Enhancement
• Approval of November 15, 2023 meeting minutes; nominations for Chair and Vice Chair

The Planning and Zoning Board approved the Alliance West Atlantic project with conditions. The board also voted to recommend approval of three text amendments: DPOD Height Bonus for Public Parking, Sea Turtle Lighting Ordinance, and Landscaping Revisions and Dune Enhancement. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Alliance West Atlantic project with conditions
• Recommended approval of DPOD Height Bonus for Public Parking text amendment
• Recommended approval of Sea Turtle Lighting Ordinance text amendment
• Recommended approval of Landscaping Revisions and Dune Enhancement text amendment

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will hear a presentation from RocaPoint Partners LLC, the selected master developer, on the Downtown Development Project. No fiscal impact is noted. The meeting is informational; no votes are scheduled.

• Update on the Downtown Development Project and presentation by RocaPoint Partners LLC, selected as master developer in October 2023

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings and consider resolutions on several items, including a first reading to amend the micro transit services contract with Circuit Transit Inc. for $276,738.37. The consent agenda includes multiple contracts and grants, such as $883,396 for air park consulting, $331,666 for LED lighting along A1A, and $175,000 for reuse water system expansion. The Commission will also decide on a final reading to amend procurement procedures in the city code.

• First reading of ordinance to amend micro transit agreement with Circuit Transit Inc. ($276,738)
• Final reading of ordinance revising competitive bidding procedures (Chapter 32)
• Consent: Work authorization No. 5 for HDR Engineering air park consulting ($883,396)
• Consent: LED lighting agreement with FPL along A1A North ($331,666)
• Consent: Interlocal agreement for reuse water distribution grant ($175,000)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on three requests: a special exception for commercial property at 3685 N Federal Highway, a special exception for a family community residence at 1302 NE 4 Street, and a variance for a multifamily unit at 313 SW 1 Ct #L-4. The board will also elect a Chair and Vice Chair for a one-year term.

• Special Exception (LN-514) by Kaja Properties Inc. at 3685 N Federal Highway in General Business (B-3) district
• Special Exception for Family Community Residence (LN-546) by Augustin Crocco at 1302 NE 4 Street in LM district
• Variance (LN-547) by Kimberly Villela Perez at 313 SW 1 Ct #L-4 in RM-30 district
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for the board's annual term

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing five site plan applications: two minor site plans for townhome projects (Riverside Townhomes at 1300 N Riverside Drive and Pompano Beach Townhomes on Spring Street), and three major site plans or revisions for Florida Indoor Tennis, Scaff Tech Inc, and Aviara West. No final decisions are made at this meeting; it is a review and discussion session.

• Minor Site Plan for Riverside Townhomes (PZ 23-12000001) at 1300 N Riverside Drive, owner Giltor 36 LLC
• Minor Site Plan for Pompano Beach Townhomes - Spring Street (PZ 23-12000053) at 3405 Spring Street, owner 63-65 West End Enterprises LLC
• Major Site Plan for Florida Indoor Tennis (PZ 23-12000009) on W Atlantic Blvd, owner Florida Indoor Tennis LLC
• Major Site Plan Revision for Scaff Tech Inc (PZ 18-12000026) at 2031 NW 15th Ave, owner 2031 NW 15th Avenue Pompano, LLC
• Major Site Plan for Aviara West (PZ 23-12000006) at 1350 NW 31st Ave, owner Aviara Corporate Park, LLC

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will consider approving a contract to buy a commercial property at 122-124 S Federal Highway from Bayside Investors, Inc. for $1,550,000. The item was postponed from a December 2023 meeting. The agenda also includes reports and future meeting dates.

• Resolution 24-104 authorizing purchase of 122-124 S Federal Highway, a 5,549 sq. ft. commercial building on 14,064 sq. ft. land, for $1,550,000

The Community Redevelopment Agency adopted a resolution to authorize the purchase of 122-124 S Federal Highway from Bayside Investors, Inc. for $1,550,000. The vote was 4-2, with two commissioners expressing concerns over the property's appraised value.

• Approved $1.55M purchase of 122-124 S Federal Highway (4-2)
• Postponed from December 19, 2023
• Approved agenda as submitted (unanimous)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on ordinances to allow electronic parking enforcement using license plate readers, modify travel expense procedures, revise procurement rules, and authorize a $21,500 turtle monitoring contract. They will also vote on a $4.7 million loan application for South Riverside Drive stormwater improvements and approve consent items including a $51,650 sheriff grant and a mural license.

• $4,735,500 loan application for South Riverside Drive stormwater improvements
• Ordinance to allow license plate reading technology for parking enforcement ($72,248 over 3 years)
• Ordinance amending travel and subsistence allowance procedures
• Ordinance amending competitive bidding procurement procedures
• Ordinance to provide for electronic parking enforcement technology

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review and potentially decide on three site plan applications: a Major Site Plan for LIVE! Indigo Pompano Beach at 777 Isle of Capri Circle, a Minor Site Plan for New Adventure at 344 NW 6th St, and a Major Site Plan for GLC 22nd at 31 NE 22 Avenue. These projects are in different districts and represent proposed developments in Pompano Beach.

• Major Site Plan (PZ 23-12000039) for LIVE! Indigo Pompano Beach, owned by Pompano Park JV Land Holding LLC, at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Minor Site Plan (PZ 21-12000047) for New Adventure, owned by New Adventure Group LLC, at 344 NW 6th St
• Major Site Plan (PZ 23-12000046) for GLC 22nd, owned by GLC Pompano 1 LLC, at 31 NE 22 Avenue
• Projects span Commission Districts 5, 4, and 1
• All applications are listed as New Business on the agenda