Pompano Beach public meetings in 2025

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will decide on two special exception requests: one for a commercial project at 2690 W Sample Road by Festival Centre LLC, and one for a residential project at 3701 NE 18 Terrace by Pompano Beach Power Squadron Inc. The board will also approve minutes from the November 20, 2025 meeting and discuss upcoming Chair and Vice Chair elections.

• Special exception request by Festival Centre LLC for property at 2690 W Sample Road (B-3 General Business zoning)
• Special exception request by Pompano Beach Power Squadron Inc for property at 3701 NE 18 Terrace (RM-12 Multiple-Family Residence zoning)
• Approval of minutes from November 20, 2025 meeting
• Staff discussion on upcoming Chair and Vice Chair elections

The Zoning Board of Appeals took no action on a festival centre special exception request. The board approved a special exception for the Pompano Beach Power Squadron Inc. with conditions. The meeting included a staff discussion on upcoming chair and vice chair elections.

• Special Exception - Festival Centre LLC: No action taken
• Special Exception - Pompano Beach Power Squadron Inc: Approved with conditions
• Staff discussion on upcoming Chair and Vice Chair Elections

Planning and Zoning Board

The board will consider two requests for property at 1600 S Federal Highway: a Major Administrative Adjustment and a Major Site Plan, both submitted by 1600 Federal LLC. Also on the agenda are approval of November meeting minutes and nominations for Chair and Vice Chair.

• Major Administrative Adjustment (LN-809) for 1600 S Federal Hwy
• Major Site Plan (LN-802) for 1600 S Federal Hwy
• Approval of minutes from November 19, 2025 meeting
• Chair and Vice Chair nominations

The board postponed two submissions regarding Vera. No other substantive decisions were recorded in the minutes.

• Postponed Vera Major Administrative Adjustment submission
• Postponed Vera submission

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is hearing eight site plan applications, including a major site plan for a new city Emergency Operations Center, a minor site plan for a transit building, a car wash, and several residential developments. The committee will decide on minor and major site plan requests for projects across Pompano Beach.

• Emergency Operations Center major site plan at 2121 NW 3 Ave
• Copans Transit Building 5 minor site plan at 3201 W Copans Rd
• 951 South Andrews Avenue major site plan at 951 SW 12 Ave
• Griggs Express Car Wash minor site plan at 1401 SW 26 Ave
• 580 Briny major site plan and building design at 580 Briny Ave

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will consider two unsolicited proposals for affordable housing: a single-family home at 1910 NW 7th Street and four townhomes at 300 NW 27th Avenue. The board will also vote on a sublease with the Greater Pompano Beach Chamber of Commerce for temporary office space at 100 NW 8th Street, and approve a service contract with PFM Asset Management for investment advisory services.

• Approve land sale for income-restricted single-family home at 1910 NW 7th St to Frazier Elite Homes for $50,000
• Approve land sale for four townhomes at 300 NW 27th Ave to Parrish & Associates for $220,000
• Sublease 100 NW 8th St Suite 102 to Chamber of Commerce at $46,620 annual rent
• Service contract with PFM Asset Management for investment advisory (3.5 bps of CRA investments)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a first-reading public hearing on a parking meter ordinance that amends zones, fees, permits, and enforcement, expected to increase net parking revenues by 10% ($600,000 annually). The consent agenda includes a $5.97M loan for a deep injection well with 100% forgiveness, certification for 36 single-family homes at Blanche Ely Estates, $143,000 in CDBG grants, and several other routine items.

• Public hearing on parking meter fee changes, new zones, and resident decal elimination; estimated $600,000 annual net revenue increase.
• Certification of Housing Authority's Blanche Ely Estates project for 36 single-family homes on 19.7 acres near NW 6th Avenue and NW 17th Street for state tax credit program.
• Approval of $5,968,305 state loan for Deep Injection Well 2 with 100% principal forgiveness.
• Approval of $143,000 in CDBG public service subrecipient agreements for FY 2025.
• Approval of first amendment to license agreement with Payless Swim LLC to operate swim shop at Aquatics Center for $350 per month.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing 10 site plans and rezoning applications at its December 3 meeting. Items include a major site plan for a relocated Costco on Powerline Road, a rezoning for the Adderly Cove housing project, and minor site plans for car washes, a barbecue restaurant, and an automotive warehouse.

• Major site plan for Costco relocation on S Powerline Rd (PZ 25-12000023)
• Rezoning for Adderly Cove housing on NW 16 St (PZ 25-13000003)
• Major site plan for The Satori at Lighthouse Point at 4211 N Federal Hwy
• Minor site plan for El Car Wash West Pompano at 2690 W Sample Rd
• Minor site plan for Big Tree BBQ on N Powerline Rd

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider three requests: two special exceptions for commercial/industrial uses at 2690 W Sample Road and 1621 Blount Road, and a variance for a property at 627-631 S Dixie Hwy E. The board will also review meeting dates for 2026.

• Special Exception by Festival Centre LLC for property at 2690 W Sample Road (folios 484221070031-33) in B-3 and B-3/PCI zoning
• Special Exception by Broward Realty Ltd for property at 1621 Blount Road (folio 484228090020) in I-1 General Industrial zoning
• Variance request by Tom Mason for property at 627-631 S Dixie Hwy E (folios 494202160200 & 494202160210) in B-4 Heavy Business zoning
• Review of 2026 meeting deadlines and dates

The Zoning Board of Appeals acted on three submissions. One special exception was approved with conditions, one variance was denied, and one special exception saw no action taken.

• Special Exception for Broward Realty Ltd Prtnr Ohio: Approved with conditions
• Variance for Tom Mason: Denied
• Special Exception for Festival Centre LLC: No action taken

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider multiple site plans and plats, including a major site plan for a distribution center, a propane storage facility, and a mausoleum. A flex unit request and a plat for a marina are also on the agenda. These items involve zoning and land use approvals in Pompano Beach.

• Major Site Plan for First 95 Distribution Center Phase 2 at 1000-1041 NW 12th Ter (Industrial zoning)
• Minor Site Plan for Blossman Propane Storage Facility at 261 S Andrews Ave (General Industrial)
• Plat for Pompano Beach Marina at 701 S Federal Hwy (Marine Business zoning)
• Minor Site Plan for a proposed mausoleum at 200 W Copans Rd (Community Facilities)
• Plat for 1377 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd (Industrial zoning)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hear four new business items: a major site plan for the Aspire 1650 homeless shelter at NW 30 Avenue (Blount Road), a major administrative adjustment and a major site plan for Vera at 1600 S Federal Hwy, and a text amendment to landscape regulations for demolition sites. The board will also consider approval of the October 22, 2025 meeting minutes and take public comments.

• Aspire 1650 major site plan (LN-803) by Broward Partnership For The Homeless, Inc. at NW 30 Avenue (Blount Road), commercial land use, B-3 zoning, Commission District 4
• Vera major administrative adjustment (LN-809) at 1600 S Federal Hwy, commercial land use, B-3 zoning, Commission District 1
• Vera major site plan (LN-802) at 1600 S Federal Hwy, same owner and location
• Text amendment LN-787 to Section 155.5302.A regarding landscape requirements for demolition sites

The Planning and Zoning Board approved the Aspire 1650 submission. The board struck a text amendment regarding landscape demolition sites. The submissions for Vera Major and the Vera project were postponed.

• Approved Aspire 1650 submission
• Struck text amendment - Landscape Demolition Sites
• Postponed Vera Major administrative adjustment
• Postponed Vera submission

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will consider an unsolicited proposal from FD Construction Consulting and Solstice Townhomes to build 20 townhomes on CRA-owned lots and a private lot west of North Dixie Highway. The board also will vote on a $50,000 facade grant for Big Daddy Conch Restaurant at 361 NW 27th Avenue. Both items are on the regular agenda following audience input and approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Resolution to approve $50,000 facade grant to Shermar's Creative Kitchen LLC (Big Daddy Conch Restaurant) for exterior improvements at 361 NW 27th Ave
• Unsolicited proposal for Solstice Townhomes Phase II: 20 townhomes on three CRA lots and one private lot, with land sale revenue of $275,000
• Advisory committee recommended acceptance of townhome proposal (5-0 vote) on November 3, 2025
• 30-day public notice for competing proposals published October 26, 2025 as required by Florida Statute 163.380
• Approval of minutes from September 16 and September 18, 2025 CRA meetings

The Pompano Beach CRA Board approved two major items: a $50,000 facade grant for Big Daddy Conch Restaurant and an unsolicited proposal for a 20-unit townhouse development (Solstice Townhomes Phase Two) on North Dixie Highway. Both decisions passed unanimously (5-0) with one commissioner absent. Public comment raised affordability concerns about the townhouse project.

• Approved $50,000 facade grant for Big Daddy Conch Restaurant at 361 NW 27th Ave (5-0)
• Approved unsolicited proposal for 20-unit Solstice Townhomes Phase Two, authorizing negotiation of PDDA (5-0)
• Approved CRA Board minutes of Sept 16 and Sept 18, 2025 (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved meeting agenda as submitted (unanimous voice vote)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider approving a $32,876,690 design-build contract for the Oceanside Parking Garage project, along with a $6 million equipment lease-purchase agreement and a $320,000 federal grant for a roadway safety plan. Other items include a budget adjustment for the Emergency Medical Services Fund and a public hearing on a fire logistics facility lease.

• Award of RFP 25-001 Oceanside Parking Garage Design-Build Project to Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. for $32,876,690
• Lease-purchase agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank for $6,030,094 in equipment over 5 years
• Acceptance of $320,000 Safe Streets and Roads for All grant to develop a Local Comprehensive Safety Action Plan (city match $80,000)
• Lease agreement with Colt South Florida Owner LP for fire logistics facility at $306,375 for 18 months
• Budget adjustment of $790,000 to eliminate negative variance in the Emergency Medical Services Fund for Fiscal Year 2025

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider multiple site plans, building designs, and a plat. Key items include a major site plan for the Atlantico project at 2217-2233 E Atlantic Blvd, a minor site plan for Demisol Holdings at 1550 NW 24 Ave, and a parking lot for Annie Adderly at 402 NW 7th Ave. The committee also reviews building designs for 324 Haus and Cypress Landing Condo parking lot.

• Major site plan for Atlantico (2217, 2219, 2233 E Atlantic Blvd)
• Minor site plan for Demisol Holdings LLC (1550 NW 24 Ave)
• Minor site plan for Shell Building (2100 W Atlantic)
• Parking lot for Annie Adderly (402 NW 7th Ave, et al.)
• Building design for 324 Haus (324 NW 6th St)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider four new business items: a building design review for a homeless facility (ASPIRE 16500), a building design at 1600 S Federal Hwy (VERA), a master sign program revision for Pompano Plaza, and a new master sign program for 1303 SW 1st Court. The committee will also approve the 2026 meeting calendar and hear public comment. All items are subject to design and sign standards.

• LN-804: Building design review for Broward Partnership For The Homeless, Inc. at NW 30 Ave (Blount Road) – commercial zoning
• LN-689: Building design review for VERA at 1600 S Federal Hwy – commercial zoning
• LN-730: Master sign program revision for Pompano Plaza at 1401-1405 S Federal Highway
• LN-786: Master sign program for 1303-1315 SW 1st Court – industrial zoning
• Approval of 2026 Board Dates and Deadlines Calendar

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved all four new business items (ASPIRE 16500, VERA, Pompano Plaza Master Sign Revision, 1303 SW 1st Ct) with conditions. The 2026 board dates and deadlines calendar was also approved. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved ASPIRE 16500 with conditions
• Approved VERA with conditions
• Approved Pompano Plaza Master Sign Revision with conditions
• Approved 1303 SW 1st Ct with conditions
• Approved 2026 board dates and deadlines calendar

City Commission

The City Commission and CRA will hold a special joint meeting to consider approving additional elements for the Downtown redevelopment project, including history/culture/art features, workforce housing, affordable housing programs, and a $6.5 million community benefits trust from the developer. The budget for civic facilities would increase by $9 million. Separately, the CRA will vote on issuing up to $75 million in tax increment revenue bonds for the Northwest District area. The Commission will also hold a public hearing on a ground lease agreement for a civic facilities master lease program.

• Resolution acknowledging additional Downtown project elements (history, culture, art, affordable housing, workforce housing, tiny home program, etc.)
• Approval of first amendment to master development agreement with RP Pompano, LLC, including $6.5 million community benefits trust
• $9 million increase to civic facilities budget for vocational tech/college resource center and local business participation incentives
• Authorization of up to $75 million in tax increment revenue bonds for Northwest CRA redevelopment (annual debt service ~$6.7M)
• Public hearing on ordinance for ground lease agreement and certificates of participation for civic facilities master lease program

City Commission

The City Commission will vote on a $30 million state revolving loan for drinking water facilities (with $6 million principal forgiveness) and a $10.6 million loan for a deep injection well. Other agenda items include a $5.8 million seawall and dock contract, adoption of SHIP affordable housing incentive strategies, and approval of commissioned public art projects. The meeting also includes a public hearing on abandoning a 14-foot alley near NE 2nd Street.

• $30M state loan application for drinking water facilities (Item 10)
• $5.8M contract award to B&M Marine for Hillsboro Marina & Roy Rogers Park seawall and dock improvements (Item 7)
• $10.6M state loan for Deep Injection Well 2 (Item 11)
• Adoption of 2025 SHIP affordable housing incentive strategies (Item 3)
• Approval of $150,000 sculpture at Community Park and $75,000 mosaic mural at Cultural Center (Items 2 and 1)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a text amendment to regulations for landscape demolition sites (Section 155.5302.A) and tree preservation (Section 155.5204.B.2). They will also review two major site plans for industrial warehouse projects: Reganzani Group Warehouse on SW 14 Ave and LT 20 Warehouse Addition at 115 NW 16 ST. Additionally, the board will approve the 2026 board dates and deadlines calendar and hear public comments.

• Text amendment to landscape demolition and tree preservation regulations (Sections 155.5302.A and 155.5204.B.2)
• Major site plan for Reganzani Group Warehouse on SW 14 Ave (I-1 General Industrial)
• Major site plan for LT 20 Warehouse Addition at 115 NW 16 ST (I-1 General Industrial)
• Approval of the 2026 board dates and deadlines calendar

The Planning and Zoning Board approved two warehouse submissions and postponed a text amendment regarding landscape demolition sites. The meeting concluded with the approval of the 2026 board calendar.

• Approved Reganzani Group warehouse submission
• Approved LT 20 warehouse addition
• Postponed landscape demolition sites text amendment
• Approved 2026 board dates and deadlines calendar

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA is considering two incentive program grant agreements: a $100,547 Strategic Investment Program grant to Jellyfishes Inc for a Jellyfish Museum at 199 N Ocean Boulevard, and a $200,000 Façade and Business Site Improvement Program grant to 2201, LLC for exterior improvements at 2201 West Atlantic Boulevard. Both items require board approval and would reimburse eligible costs for commercial improvements.

• Resolution 26-26: $100,547 Strategic Investment Program grant to Jellyfishes Inc for transforming 199 N Ocean Blvd into The Jellyfish Museum, a cultural attraction.
• Resolution 26-27: $200,000 Façade and Business Site Improvement Program grant to 2201, LLC for exterior repairs and painting at 2201 West Atlantic Blvd.
• Public comment periods before and after the regular agenda.
• Reports from Executive Director, CRA Attorney, and advisory committees.
• Next meeting scheduled for November 18, 2025.

The CRA approved two grant agreements: a $200,000 facade and business site improvement grant for 2201 West Atlantic Boulevard and a $100,547 Strategic Investment Program grant for a Jellyfish Museum at 199 North Ocean Boulevard. Both were approved unanimously (6-0). The board also received monthly reports and scheduled the next meeting for November 18, 2025.

• Approved $200,000 facade grant for 2201 West Atlantic Boulevard (6-0) – CRA RES. 2026-02
• Approved $100,547 Strategic Investment Program grant for Jellyfish Museum at 199 N Ocean Boulevard (6-0) – CRA RES. 2026-01

City Commission

The City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) will conduct a joint workshop. The discussion focuses on the new Downtown Development Project.

• Discussion of the new Downtown Development Project

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider two land use items. These include a special exception request for FFT Pompano LLC and a variance request for the Archdiocese of Miami St. Gabriel Church.

• Special Exception: FFT Pompano LLC at 1401 SW 26 Ave
• Variance: Archdiocese of Miami St. Gabriel Church at 731 N Ocean Blvd

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved two applications: FFT POMANO LLC for a special exception and the Archdiocese of Miami St. Gabriel Church for a variance, both with conditions.

• Special exception for FFT POMANO LLC approved with conditions
• Variance for Archdiocese of Miami St. Gabriel Church approved with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is considering a rezoning and major site plan for Modera at 855 S Federal Highway, a minor site plan for Rising Tide Car Wash at 2901 W Atlantic Blvd, and minor site plans for Reganzani Townhouse parcels A and B on NW 31 Ave. All items are under review; no final decisions are being made at this meeting.

• Rezoning (P&Z# 25-13000002) for Modera at 855 S Federal Highway from B-3 to unspecified
• Major Site Plan (P&Z# 25-12000028) for Modera at 855 S Federal Highway
• Minor Site Plan (P&Z# 25-12000026) for Rising Tide Car Wash at 2901 W Atlantic Blvd
• Minor Site Plan (P&Z# 24-12000021) for Reganzani Townhouse Parcel A on NW 31 Ave
• Minor Site Plan (P&Z# 25-12000027) for Reganzani Townhouse Parcel B on NW 31 Ave

City Commission

The commission will hear a presentation on a resolution supporting residential workforce housing for Broward County Public Schools employees on the Dave Thomas East Education Center site. They will also vote on a $3M+ traffic signal synchronization agreement with Florida East Coast Railway and a donation/relocation of a chapel to Centennial Park. Two alley abandonments and $300,000 in appropriations contracts for non-profits are on the agenda as well.

• Resolution supporting workforce housing for BCPS employees on Dave Thomas East Education Center site
• $3,045,847.86 traffic signal synchronization agreement with FEC Railway at Atlantic Blvd/Dixie Highway intersection
• Donation and relocation of chapel to Centennial Park via agreement with OT Property Group LLC
• Alley abandonment ordinances: between NW 2nd/3rd St and NE 2nd/3rd Ave (second reading) and between NE 2nd/3rd St and NE 2nd/3rd Ave (first reading)
• $300,000 in appropriations contracts for various non-profit corporations

Architectural Appearance Committee

The committee will vote on building designs for three industrial projects (Kaja Truck Wash, LT 20 Warehouse Addition, Reganzani Group Warehouse), a master sign program for Atlantic Square, and a monument sign for Entourage in the Sun. They will also approve minutes from the August 5, 2025 meeting. All items are decisions on design and signage applications.

• LN-702 Kaja Truck Wash – building design review for a truck wash on W Atlantic Blvd (I-1 zoning).
• LN-744 LT 20 Warehouse Addition – building design review for a warehouse addition at 115 NW 16 St (I-1 zoning).
• LN-642 Reganzani Group Warehouse – building design review for a warehouse on SW 14 Ave (I-1 zoning).
• LN-759 Atlantic Square – master sign program for 2500-2780 East Atlantic Blvd (TO-EOD zoning).
• LN-612 Entourage in the Sun Monument Sign – monument sign at 407 N Riverside Drive (RM-45 zoning).

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved five new business submissions with conditions, including Kaja Truck Wash, LT 20 Warehouse Addition, Reganzani Group Warehouse, Atlantic Square, and Entourage in the Sun monument sign. The meeting consisted of standard procedural items and reports.

• Approved Kaja Truck Wash submission with conditions
• Approved LT 20 Warehouse Addition submission with conditions
• Approved Reganzani Group Warehouse submission with conditions
• Approved Atlantic Square submission with conditions
• Approved Entourage in the Sun monument sign submission with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will conduct public hearings on eight site plan applications, including major projects like the Aspire 16500 homeless shelter and the Satori at Lighthouse Point. Decisions will be made on minor and major site plans for commercial, industrial, and residential developments. The meeting is scheduled for 9:00 AM on October 1, 2025, in a virtual format.

• Aspire 16500 – major site plan for a homeless facility by Broward Partnership for the Homeless, Inc.
• The Satori at Lighthouse Point – major site plan and flex units request at 4211 N Federal HWY
• Festival Marketplace Racetrac – major site plan for a gas station at 2900 W Sample Rd
• 580 Briny – major site plan and building design for a medium-high density residential project
• First 95 Distribution Center Phase 2 – major site plan for industrial use at 1000-1041 NW 12th Ter

City Commission

This is a special City Commission meeting held for an executive session to discuss the Professional Fire Fighters Local 1549 union contract. No public votes or decisions are scheduled; the only substantive item is a closed-door discussion of labor negotiations.

• Executive session discussion on the City of Pompano Beach's Professional Fire Fighters Local 1549 Union Contract

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider a major site plan application (LN-769) for industrial redevelopment of the flea market site at 2900 W Sample Rd, owned by Festival Real Estate LLC. The property has an Industrial land use designation and General Industrial zoning. The board will also approve minutes from the August 27, 2025 meeting and hear public comment.

• Major Site Plan LN-769 for industrial redevelopment at 2900 W Sample Rd (flea market site)
• Owner: Festival Real Estate LLC; agent: Shane Zalonis; project planner: Pamela Stanton
• Land Use: Industrial; Zoning: I-1 (General Industrial)
• Commission District 4 (Beverly Perkins)

The Planning and Zoning Board approved the submission for the industrial redevelopment of the flea market site. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved industrial redevelopment submission for flea market site

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing and second reading on a sixth amendment to the police services agreement with the Broward County Sheriff, totaling $64.9 million. The Commission will also consider an amended FY2024-2025 budget to accept a $3.9 million premium tax retirement distribution for fire and police, and a $1.2 million emergency medical transportation agreement with the state. Items on the consent agenda include a $195,000 Resilient Florida grant and a license agreement for aquatic center use. A proposed alley abandonment has been postponed to October 14.

• Sixth Amendment to police services agreement with Broward Sheriff: $64,928,065.00
• Emergency medical transportation letter of agreement with Florida AHCA: estimated revenue $1,209,510.64
• Amended FY2024-2025 budget for fire and police premium tax distribution: $3,908,584
• Resilient Florida Program adaptation plan grant from FDEP: $195,000
• Granicus master subscription and service agreement: $147,631.81 total for 3-year contract

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on final adoption of the proposed millage rates and budgets for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. The general operating millage is set at 5.2181 mills, with total millage of 5.7181 representing a 5.15% increase over the rolled-back rate. The total city budget is $430,648,598. The Commission will also consider a separate EMS Taxing District millage of 0.5000 (7.99% increase) and a $32,164,940 EMS budget, and a second reading ordinance to amend the position classification plan.

• Adoption of general operating millage rate of 5.2181 and debt service millage for 2018 and 2021 bonds (0.2632 and 0.1795), totaling 5.7181 mills
• FY 2025-2026 total budget adoption of $430,648,598
• Five-year Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2026-2030 with $16,953,236 for FY 2026
• EMS District millage rate of 0.5000 (7.99% increase) and budget of $32,164,940
• Second reading ordinance to reclassify, create, and retitle positions (fiscal impact $50,064)

Community Redevelopment Agency

This is a continuation of the September 16 CRA Board meeting. The board will consider and possibly adopt resolutions approving the Financing and Implementation Plans (FY2026 budgets) for both the East and Northwest CRA districts. No fiscal impact is listed.

• Resolution 25-572: East CRA District FY2026 budget adoption
• Resolution 25-573: Northwest CRA District FY2026 budget adoption

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear a motion to rescind a previous denial of a variance at 2900 W Sample Road, along with multiple new variance and special exception requests. Items include a transitional community residence, a major temporary use, and several industrial and residential variances. The meeting also covers approval of August minutes and procedural items.

• Motion to rescind denial for LN-789 variance at 2900 W Sample Road (Festival Real Estate LLC)
• Special exception for transitional community residence at 2620 NE 19 St (Thomas Zouki & Joelle Pelletier)
• Major temporary use at 1500 W Atlantic Blvd (Alliance West Atlantic LLC)
• Variance for 1220 SW 12 Ave (1220 Holdings LLC)
• Variance for 2521 NE 10 Ter (Kendall Williams)

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals denied a special exception for a transitional community residence (substance abuse treatment facility) proposed by Zouki and Pelletier, following extensive public correspondence. The board also approved several variances and a major temporary use with conditions, and took no action on one special exception. A motion to rescind a previous denial was approved.

• Motion to rescind a previous denial approved (no details on prior decision)
• Approved variance for Festival Real Estate LLC with conditions
• Denied special exception for transitional community residence (Zouki/Pelletier)
• Approved major temporary use for Alliance West Atlantic LLC with conditions
• No action taken on special exception for FFT Pompano LLC
• Approved variance for 1220 Holdings LLC with conditions
• Approved variance for Kendall Williams with conditions
• Approved variance for JH4 Investments LLC with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will discuss a text amendment to the city's code regarding stacking lane distances (LN-785) and a minor site plan for Hodge Marine at 1857 NW 21st St. Both items are scheduled for review at the September 17 meeting.

• Text Amendment P&Z 25-81000004: Stacking Lane Distance Code Amendment (citywide impact)
• Minor Site Plan P&Z 25-12000024: Hodge Marine at 1857 NW 21st St, owned by JH4 Investments LLC
• Property is in I-1X (Special Industrial) land use and I (General Industrial) zoning district
• Commission District 4 (Beverly Perkins)
• Agent for Hodge Marine: Matt Forget; Planner: Diego Guevara

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop to discuss aviation activities and safety concerns at Air Park. No fiscal impact is noted. The meeting includes routine procedural items and a public comment period.

• Item 25-585: Discussion on Air Park aviation activities and safety concerns

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will consider authorizing a $880,541.73 construction contract to remove two roundabouts and replace them with raised intersections along NW 6th Avenue. The board also will vote on purchasing a vacant lot at 1651 NW 15 Avenue for $250,000. Additionally, the CRA will approve the FY2026 budgets for both the East and Northwest CRA districts and appoint a member to the Northwest CRA District Advisory Committee.

• Purchase of property at 1651 NW 15 Avenue from Nava Brooks et al. for $250,000
• Construction agreement with Alexander & Johnson Project Management for roundabout removal on NW 6th Avenue ($880,541.73)
• Approval of East CRA District FY2026 Financing and Implementation Plan (budget)
• Approval of Northwest CRA District FY2026 Financing and Implementation Plan (budget)
• Appointment of one general contractor/developer/real estate professional to Northwest CRA Advisory Committee

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved a contract to purchase a vacant lot at 1651 NW 15th Avenue for $250,000. The purchase aims to address infrastructure issues, including road access and utilities, in the area.

• Approved purchase of 1651 NW 15th Avenue lot for $250,000
• Approved minutes from April 30, 2025, meeting
• Approved minutes from May 14, 2025, meeting
• Approved minutes from July 15, 2025, meeting
• Approved agenda for September 16, 2025, meeting

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a public hearing to adopt tentative millage rates and budgets for FY 2025-2026. The proposed city property tax rate of 5.7443 mills represents a 5.63% increase over the rolled-back rate, and the EMS district rate of 0.5000 mills is a 7.99% increase. The commission will also adopt a $431.4 million city budget and final fire assessment rates, and consider reclassifying certain city positions.

• Adopt tentative millage rate of 5.7443 mills (5.63% increase) for city general operating and EMS district (Item 25-466)
• Adopt tentative city budget of $431,373,685 for FY 2025-2026 (Item 25-467)
• Impose final fire rescue assessments totaling $33,992,334 in gross revenues (Item 25-468)
• Adopt tentative EMS district millage rate of 0.5000 mills (7.99% increase) and budget of $32,164,940 (Items 25-469, 25-470)
• Reclassify, create, and retitle certain city positions with fiscal impact of $50,064 (Item 25-556)

City Commission

The commission will consider a resolution to join a lawsuit against Senate Bill 180, which restricts local home-rule authority over land use and zoning. Other actions include accepting two FAA grants for airport runway and taxiway improvements totaling about $5.9 million, approving a water safety program agreement, and holding a public hearing on an alley abandonment at 1 N. Andrews Avenue. The agenda also includes legislative updates and proclamations.

• Resolution to join lawsuit challenging SB 180's preemption of local land-use authority
• FAA grant $5,174,899 for Runway 10-28 rehabilitation with $136,182 city match
• FAA grant $717,250 for taxiway K1 and K2 signage/markings with $18,875 city match
• Amended agreement with Broward County for Swim Central water safety program up to $100,000 per year
• Public hearing on abandoning a 30-foot cross access easement at 1 N. Andrews Avenue

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five items, including a major site plan for the relocation of Costco on South Powerline Road, minor site plans for River Development, Auto Toy Store, and Eco Townhomes, and a plat for the Village of Pompano Beach. The committee will discuss and potentially approve or recommend approval of these requests.

• Costco Pompano Beach (RELO) — Major Site Plan at S Powerline Rd (P&Z 25-12000023)
• River Development — Minor Site Plan at 117 S Riverside Dr (P&Z 25-12000009)
• Auto Toy Store — Minor Site Plan at 941 & 929 SW 8 St (P&Z 25-12000032)
• Eco Townhomes — Minor Site Plan at 3223 NE 5 St (P&Z 24-12000008)
• Village of Pompano Beach — Plat at NW 8 Ave (P&Z 25-14000009)

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider four new business items, including a major site plan for the city-owned McNab House and Botanical Gardens at 2250 E Atlantic Blvd, a major administrative adjustment and mixed-use development at 2400 E Atlantic Blvd, and a major site plan for industrial redevelopment at the flea market site at 2900 W Sample Rd. The board will also approve meeting minutes from July 23, 2025.

• LN-704: Major Site Plan for McNab House and Botanical Gardens at 2250 E Atlantic Blvd (city-owned)
• LN-755: Major Administrative Adjustment for Portman Residential LLC at 2400 E Atlantic Blvd
• LN-768: Major Site Plan for 2400 E Atlantic Mixed-Use Development
• LN-769: Major Site Plan for Industrial Redevelopment at Flea Market Site, 2900 W Sample Rd

The Planning and Zoning Board approved three submissions: the McNab House and Botanical Gardens, a Portman Residential LLC major administrative adjustment, and the 2400 E Atlantic mixed-use development. The board postponed the Industrial Redevelopment – Flea Market Site submission.

• Approved McNab House and Botanical Gardens submission
• Approved Portman Residential LLC major administrative adjustment
• Approved 2400 E Atlantic mixed-use development submission
• Postponed Industrial Redevelopment – Flea Market Site submission

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will first consider a motion to rescind a previous denial of a variance application for Festival Real Estate LLC at 2900 W Sample Road (Industrial zoning). If approved, they will then hear the variance request. Additionally, they will consider a special exception request from AIM Partners LLC for a transitional community residence at 2500 NE 19 Street in a two-family residential district.

• Motion to rescind previous denial of variance (PZ#25-11000013) for 2900 W Sample Road, owner Festival Real Estate LLC
• Variance request LN-750 for 2900 W Sample Road, contingent on rescission approval
• Special exception LN-775 for transitional community residence at 2500 NE 19 Street, owner AIM Partners LLC
• All items include project planner Scott Reale and specific folio numbers

The Zoning Board of Appeals denied a variance for Festival Real Estate LLC and a special exception for AIM Partners LLC. The meeting also included a motion to rescind a previous denial, which was not acted upon.

• Variance for Festival Real Estate LLC denied
• Special exception for AIM Partners LLC denied
• Motion to rescind previous denial not acted upon

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five items: minor site plans, one major site plan, and a FLEX request. The major site plan is for a warehouse addition at 115 NW 16 St in an industrial zone. Minor site plans include a car wash on W Atlantic Blvd and a property at 50 SW 5 St. No fiscal or policy decisions are on the agenda.

• 50 SW 5 St – Minor Site Plan (Topline Performance Inc)
• Rising Tide Car Wash – Minor Site Plan at 2901 W Atlantic Blvd (Racetrac Petroleum & Silver Oak Advisors)
• LT 20 Warehouse Addition – Major Site Plan at 115 NW 16 St (LT 20 LLC)
• Fairview Apartments – FLEX request at 671 SW 9th Ct (The Fairview Apartments LLC)
• Kaja Truck Wash – Minor Site Plan on W Atlantic Blvd (Kaja Properties Inc)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review and decide on seven site plans, including a major mixed-use development at 2400 E Atlantic Boulevard and six minor site plans for townhomes, outdoor storage, marine use, and a pickleball facility. All items are preliminary reviews before potential commission action.

• Major Site Plan for 2400 E Atlantic Blvd Mixed-Use Development (PZ 25-12000001)
• Minor Site Plan for Canal Drive Townhomes at 3233-3237 Canal Dr (PZ 23-12000054)
• Minor Site Plan for outdoor storage at 1660 SW 13th Ct (PZ 25-12000025)
• Minor Site Plan for Hodge Marine at 1857 NW 21 St (PZ 25-12000024)
• Two minor site plans for Reganzani Townhouse parcels A and B on NW 31 Ave (PZ 24-12000021 and PZ 25-12000027)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The committee will consider approval of July 1 meeting minutes, then hear four new business items: two master sign program requests and two building design applications. Public comment will be taken before staff reports and board discussion.

• Master Sign Program for Hibiscus Plaza at 2301-2313 N Federal Hwy
• Master Sign Program for 2400 W Sample Road (NW 36th St)
• Building Design for 2400 E Atlantic Mixed-Use Development in Transit Oriented East Overlay District
• Building Design for Industrial Redevelopment at 2900 W Sample Rd (flea market site)

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved four submissions, each with conditions: Hibiscus Plaza, 2400 NW 36th St, 2400 E Atlantic Mixed-Use Development, and the Industrial Redevelopment flea market site. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Approved Hibiscus Plaza with conditions
• Approved 2400 NW 36th St (W Sample Road) with conditions
• Approved 2400 E Atlantic Mixed-Use Development with conditions
• Approved Industrial Redevelopment - Flea Market Site with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board will hear four new business items including a right-of-way abandonment for Pompano Pickle Row, major site plans for Coastal Waste & Recycling at 2281 NW 16th St, Florida Indoor Tennis on W Atlantic Blvd, and a 20-acre residential development by Cordish at 777 Isle of Capri Circle. The board will also approve minutes from June 25, 2025 and take public comments.

• Right-of-way abandonment request by Pompano Pickle LLC at 200 NE 4th St & 217 NE 3rd St
• Major site plan for Coastal Waste & Recycling at 2281 NW 16th St
• Major site plan for Florida Indoor Tennis on W Atlantic Blvd
• Major site plan for Pompano Beach Cordish 20-acre residential development at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Approval of minutes from the June 25, 2025 meeting

The Planning and Zoning Board approved three PZB submissions (Coastal Waste & Recycling, Florida Indoor Tennis, and Pompano Beach Cordish 20-Acre Residential Development) and recommended approval for the Pompano Pickle Row Abandonment. Vote tallies were not recorded in the minutes. The board also approved previous meeting minutes (not detailed).

• Recommended approval of Pompano Pickle Row Abandonment
• Approved Coastal Waste & Recycling 18 submission
• Approved Florida Indoor Tennis submission
• Approved Pompano Beach Cordish 20-Acre Residential Development submission

City Commission

The City Commission will consider consent agenda items including ratification of emergency wastewater repairs ($308,544), a utility easement with D.R. Horton, a holiday lighting contract extension, a $349,000 grant for the CAST program, and a disaster standby contract. Under regular agenda, they will hold a public hearing on abandoning a cross access easement at 1 N. Andrews Avenue, vote on a $270,000 study comparing the current BSO contract to a standalone police department, set the fire rescue assessment rate (estimated $33.99M gross revenue), and conduct public hearings on a community bus service contract and HVAC maintenance contracts.

• Ratification of emergency wastewater main repairs from DBF Construction ($308,544)
• Award of study comparing BSO contract vs standalone police department (up to $270,000)
• Establishment of fire rescue assessment rate for FY 2026 ($33,992,334 gross revenue)
• Second reading of community bus service contract with Limousines of South Florida ($700,000)
• Grant agreement for Community Action Support Team (CAST) program from state Department of Health ($349,000)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on six items: three special exceptions and three variances. The board will decide on each request after testimony and discussion. Items include a beach club in a medium-high density residential zone and variances for industrial and residential properties.

• Special Exception (LN-746) by Bahama Beach Club Pompano LLC at 3211 SE 6 St (RM-20 zoning)
• Special Exception (LN-747) by M&A Brothers Realty No 17 Inc at 5391 N Federal Hwy (B-3 zoning)
• Special Exception (LN-748) by 1660 SW 13 Pompano LLC at 1660 SW 13 Ct (I-1 zoning)
• Variance (LN-749) by LT 20 LLC at 115 NW 16 St (I-1 zoning)
• Variance (LN-751) by Larry and Donna Thompson at 421 SE 8 Ave (RS-2 zoning)

The Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed six applications for special exceptions and variances. Three requests were approved with conditions, and three were denied.

• Special Exception for Bahama Beach Club Pompano LLC: Approved with conditions
• Special Exception for M&A Brothers Realty No 17 Inc: Denied
• Special Exception for 1660 SW 13 Pompano LLC: Approved with conditions
• Variance for LT 20 LLC: Approved with conditions
• Variance for Festival Real Estate LLC: Denied
• Variance for Larry and Donna Thompson: Denied

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider multiple site plans and plats, including a major site plan for a warehouse at 1220 SW 12th Ave and a major administrative adjustment for a residential project at 2400 E Atlantic Blvd. The agenda also includes minor site plans for a shell building and a commercial building, along with two plats for logistics and residential developments.

• Flack's Warehouse Major Site Plan at 1220 SW 12th Ave (Industrial)
• Shell Building Minor Site Plan at 2100 W. Atlantic (Regional Activity Center)
• Juan Elias Building Minor Site Plan at 216 SE 23 Ave (East Transit Oriented Corridor)
• Portman Residential LLC Major Administrative Adjustment at 2400 E Atlantic Blvd (East Transit Oriented Corridor)
• Racetrack Logistics Plat and Crown Heights Gardens Plat (Downtown Pompano Transit Oriented Corridor)

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Community Redevelopment Agency will receive presentations on the Facade and Business Site Improvement Programs and the proposed FY2026 budgets and five-year finance plans for the East and Northwest CRA districts. The board will also consider appointing members to the Northwest CRA District Advisory Committee for two-year terms. Approval of previous meeting minutes and monthly reports are also on the agenda.

• Presentation on Facade and Business Site Improvement Programs for East and Northwest CRA Districts
• Presentation of proposed FY2026 budgets and five-year strategic finance plans for East and Northwest CRA Districts
• Resolution to appoint a banker/financier to Northwest CRA District Advisory Committee (term to July 2027)
• Resolution to appoint a general contractor/developer/real estate professional to Northwest CRA District Advisory Committee (term to July 2027)
• Approval of June 17, 2025 meeting minutes

The Community Redevelopment Agency approved prior meeting minutes and the agenda, but took no final votes on substantive matters. Presentations covered facade improvement programs and draft FY2026 budgets for the East and Northwest CRA districts; both are scheduled for final approval in September. Public comments addressed illegal dumping, innovation zone concerns, and small-business participation in reimbursement programs.

• Approved June 17, 2025 CRA Board meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved July 15, 2025 agenda (unanimous)
• No other decisions recorded; budget and program presentations were for discussion only

City Commission

The City Commission holds a budget workshop to discuss the recommended FY 2026 operating budget, proposed millage rates, and fire assessment fees. Commissioners will also review the five-year Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2026–2030. The meeting includes a presentation from the budget office and is followed by a recess for further discussion.

• Presentation of the citywide FY 2026 recommended operating budget (fiscal impact: N/A)
• Discussion of the recommended five-year Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2026–2030
• Discussion of proposed millage rates and Fire Assessment Fees for FY 2026
• Recess for continued talks on millage rates, capital projects, and fire assessment fees

City Commission

The City Commission will discuss the annual performance evaluation of City Manager Gregory P. Harrison and vote on a resolution adopting the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and 2025-2026 Action Plan for federal CDBG and HOME funding totaling over $1.44 million. The consent agenda includes acceptance of a $985,000 state check for the Dixie Highway Safety Corridor Phase 3, a contract for a Public Art Master Plan, and several grants for airport pavement rehabilitation and drone replacement. Additionally, a Key to the City will be presented to rapper Kodak Black for his philanthropic contributions.

• Key to the City presented to Kodak Black for philanthropic contributions
• State check of $985,000 for Dixie Highway Safety Corridor Phase 3
• Discussion of City Manager Gregory P. Harrison's annual performance evaluation
• Adoption of 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan allocating $1,024,414 in CDBG and $418,397.85 in HOME funds
• Approval of $80,000 contract with Designing Local Ltd for a Public Art Master Plan

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee is reviewing seven site plan applications, including minor and major plans for commercial and industrial projects. Decisions will be made on proposals for a Chevron station, a propane storage facility, an industrial redevelopment, a warehouse addition, a truck wash, a Racetrac, and a project called VERA.

• Chevron #010 minor site plan at 301 S Pompano Pkwy
• Blossman Propane Storage Facility minor site plan at 261 S Andrews Ave
• Industrial redevelopment of flea market site major site plan at 2900 W Sample Rd
• LT 20 Warehouse Addition major site plan at 115 NW 16 ST
• KAJA Truck Wash minor site plan on W Atlantic Blvd

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider building designs for nine projects, including a 20-acre residential development by Cordish, four Sports Residence buildings, and city-owned projects like McNab House and Botanical Gardens. The committee will also approve minutes from the June 3, 2025 meeting.

• Building design review for four Sports Residence projects at 300, 500, 600, 620 NW 31st Ave
• Pompano Beach Cordish 20-acre residential development at 777 Isle of Capri Circle
• Master sign program for Pompano Plaza at 1401-1405 S Federal Highway
• Building design for Coastal Waste & Recycling at 2281 NW 16th St
• Building design for McNab House and Botanical Gardens at 2250 E Atlantic Blvd

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed and approved nine separate project submissions. All approved items were granted approval with conditions.

• Sports Residence 300 submission approved with conditions
• Sports Residence 500 submission approved with conditions
• Sports Residence 600 submission approved with conditions
• Sports Residence 620 submission approved with conditions
• Pompano Beach Cordish 20-Acre Residential Development submission approved with conditions
• Pompano Plaza submission approved with conditions
• Coastal Waste & Recycling 18 submission approved with conditions
• McNab House and Botanical Gardens submission approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a special meeting to consider the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for Fiscal Years 2026–2030. The CIP is a five-year financial plan for funding city facilities, infrastructure, and equipment. No other substantive items or public hearings are listed on the agenda.

• Consideration of the Recommended Capital Improvement Plan 2026-2030 (LN-732) – a five-year financial plan for construction, acquisition, and rehabilitation of city facilities, infrastructure, and equipment.

The Planning and Zoning Board held a special meeting to review the Capital Improvement Plan for 2026-2030. The board recommended the PZB submission for approval.

• Recommended for approval: Capital Improvement Plan 2026-2030

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review five items, including an easement abandonment at 1 N Andrews Ave and a major site plan for Atlantic One at 1800 E Atlantic Blvd. Three applications for The Oaks at Palm Aire (flex, major site plan, and plat) are on the agenda, but the City Attorney will recommend delaying review due to pending litigation.

• Easement abandonment at 1 N Andrews Ave (Industrial zoning)
• Major site plan for Atlantic One at 1800 E Atlantic Blvd (Transit Oriented zoning)
• Flex request for The Oaks at Palm Aire at 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Dr (litigation pending)
• Major site plan for The Oaks at Palm Aire (litigation pending)
• Plat for The Oaks at Palm Aire (litigation pending)

The Pompano Beach Planning and Zoning Board approved the Atlantic One project and recommended approval of an easement abandonment at 1 N Andrews Avenue. Three related items for The Oaks at Palm Aire — a flex request, major site plan, and plat — were all postponed. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Recommended approval of easement abandonment at 1 N Andrews Ave
• Approved Atlantic One development
• Postponed The Oaks at Palm Aire - Flex
• Postponed The Oaks at Palm Aire - Major Site Plan
• Postponed The Oaks at Palm Aire - Plat

City Commission

This is a budget workshop where the City Commission will hear a presentation on the Fiscal Year 2026 Estimated General Fund Budget. No votes or decisions are listed; the agenda contains only this single item plus standard procedural items.

• Presentation of the Fiscal Year 2026 Estimated General Fund Budget

City Commission

The City Commission will consider approving an amended transportation surtax interlocal agreement with Broward County, expected to provide about $2 million annually in grant funding. They will also hold a public hearing on a $1.2 million five-year contract for Naviline ERP system support. Additionally, the commission will vote on appointments to the Planning and Zoning Board and EMS Advisory Board, and approve contracts for emergency motor repairs and EMS medical supplies.

• Transportation surtax interlocal agreement amendment, approximately $2,000,000 annually
• Naviline ERP support and maintenance contract, five-year total of $1,207,573
• Piggyback agreement with Bound Tree Medical for EMS supplies, not to exceed $200,000 per year
• Appointments to three Planning and Zoning Board alternate seats and one EMS Advisory Board seat
• Second amendment to emergency motor repair agreement with Condo Electric Motor Repair Corp.

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear five requests: one major temporary use application by Pompano 555 LLC at 551 S Dixie Hwy E, and four variance requests from property owners at single-family homes. All items are proposed decisions; no dollar amounts are listed.

• Major temporary use by Pompano 555 LLC at 551 S Dixie Hwy E (B-4 Heavy Business district)
• Variance request by Erin Centkowski at 1020 Lyons Park Dr (RS-2 district)
• Variance request by Eduardo Perez-Heydrich at 1020 SW 3 Ter (RS-2 district)
• Variance request by Riverside Oasis LLC at 2104 N Riverside Dr (RS-2 district)
• Variance request by Kenneth Birden at 40 NE 21 Court (RS-2 district)

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved five separate submissions during the June 18 meeting. All approved items, including one major temporary use request and four variances, were granted with conditions.

• Major Temporary Use for Pompano 555 LLC: Approved with conditions
• Variance for Erin Centkowski: Approved with conditions
• Variance for Eduardo Perez-Heydrich: Approved with conditions
• Variance for Riverside Oasis LLC: Approved with conditions
• Variance for Kenneth Birden: Approved with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three items: a minor site plan for River Development, a plat for ELRO LLC, and a Land Use Plan Amendment (LUPA) to remove a dashed line in Palm Aire. The River Development project is at 117 S Riverside Dr in the Atlantic Overlay District and RM-45 zoning. The LUPA request is initiated by the city with no specified location.

• Minor site plan (PZ 25-12000009) for River Development at 117 S Riverside Dr in RM-45 and AOD zoning
• Plat request (PZ 25-14000003) for ELRO LLC at 890 NW 15 Ave in I-1 General Industrial district
• LUPA (PZ 25-92000001) by City of Pompano Beach to remove a dashed-line in Palm Aire, no location given

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will consider a $200,000 facade improvement grant for a building at 110-130 N Ocean Boulevard, approve deadline extensions for a BBQ restaurant and a townhome development, and appoint members to advisory committees. The meeting also includes a resolution to adopt rules of conduct for CRA meetings.

• $200,000 facade and business site improvement grant for 110-130 N Ocean Boulevard
• First amendment extending Big Tree BBQ construction deadline to June 30, 2026 on Powerline Road
• Third amendment extending Solstice Townhomes construction deadline to March 30, 2026 on N Dixie Highway
• Appointment of a city resident or business owner to the East District Advisory Committee
• Appointments to the Northwest CRA District Advisory Committee (resident and banker/financier positions)

The CRA Board adopted a resolution establishing rules of conduct and removal procedures for meeting attendees. The board also approved several sets of previous meeting minutes.

• Adopted Resolution CRA RES. 2025-09 establishing rules of conduct at CRA meetings (4-2)
• Approved Joint Special Workshop minutes from April 22, 2025, as amended (unanimous)
• Approved CRA Board Meeting minutes from April 15, 2025, as amended (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Special Meeting minutes from April 7, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as printed (unanimous)

Pompano Beach Finance Corporation

The Pompano Beach Finance Corporation will hold its annual meeting to elect officers and approve the fiscal year 2025 budget, which includes $1,000 in lease rental revenue. The main item is a resolution authorizing the issuance of up to $137 million in certificates of participation to fund a Civic Facilities Master Lease Program, along with related agreements and documents.

• Election of officers for the Corporation: President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2025 Annual Budget with $1,000 lease rental revenue and waiver of formal 30-day budget delivery requirement
• Resolution authorizing up to $137 million in certificates of participation for the Civic Facilities Master Lease Program
• Approval of forms for ground lease agreement, master trust agreement, and other lease-purchase documents

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a second-reading public hearing on amending the Transit Oriented (TO) zoning district to modify townhouse access rules. They will also consider a first-reading public hearing on a $1.2 million, five-year contract for Naviline ERP system support and maintenance. Consent items include docking extension agreements, state revolving fund amendments, a landscape maintenance agreement with FDOT, and a medical supplies piggyback contract up to $200,000 per year.

• Second reading of ordinance to amend Transit Oriented zoning district rules for townhouse access (item 10)
• First reading of ordinance to approve $1,207,573 five-year contract with Central Square Technologies for Naviline ERP support (item 11)
• Appointments to the Historic Preservation Committee for three-year terms (items 12-13)
• Resolution authorizing piggyback agreement with Medline Industries for medical supplies, not to exceed $200,000 per year (consent item 8)
• Resolution executing Amendment 32 to FDOT landscape maintenance agreement for State Road A1A (South Ocean Blvd.) improvements (consent item 6)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee holds a meeting on June 4, 2025, to discuss and possibly decide on two Minor Site Plan applications: one for a car wash at 5391 N Federal Highway and one for an industrial property at 980 SW 12th Avenue.

• Minor Site Plan request for Edge Express Car Wash at 5391 N Federal Hwy (P&Z# 25-12000011)
• Minor Site Plan request for 980 SW 12th Avenue – industrial lot (P&Z# 25-12000010)
• Both are scheduled for 9:00 AM virtual/in-person review
• Property owners: Manda Brothers Realty No 17 INC (car wash) and Joefran Investments LLC (industrial)
• Zoning: B-3 General Business and I-1 General Industrial, respectively

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider two building design requests: a new Publix supermarket at 2511 E Atlantic Blvd (Transit Oriented district) and The Oaks at Palm Aire residential project at 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Dr. (RM-45 zoning). Also on the agenda are approval of minutes from May 6 and public comment.

• LN-706: Publix Super Market building design review at 2511 E Atlantic Blvd (TO-EOD district)
• LN-491: The Oaks at Palm Aire building design review at 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Dr. (RM-45 district)
• Approval of minutes from the May 6, 2025 meeting
• Public comment period (Individuals Testifying Under Oath and Audience to Be Heard)

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed and acted upon two new business submissions. One submission was approved and another was approved with conditions.

• Publix Super Market submission approved
• The Oaks at Palm Aire submission approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board holds two public hearings: a text amendment to Article 5 Part 8 of the city code updating resilient development standards, and a separate amendment to create a hospital-based off-campus emergency room use for HCA Florida Northwest Hospital. The board will also vote on minutes from the March 26, 2025 meeting.

• Text amendment to update Resilient Development Standards (Article 5, Part 8).
• Create new Hospital-Based Off-Campus Emergency Room use for HCA Florida Northwest Hospital.
• Minutes approval from March 26, 2025 meeting.

The Planning and Zoning Board voted on two items, both as recommendations to the City Commission. They recommended approval of updated Resilient Development Standards, and recommended denial of a code text amendment for Health Care Uses. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Recommended approval of updated Resilient Development Standards (vote not recorded)
• Recommended denial of Health Care Uses Code Text Amendment (vote not recorded)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold second-reading public hearings on several zoning changes, including expanding permitted uses in the Atlantic Boulevard Overlay District and creating new coastal dune management regulations. First-reading hearings include modifying townhouse access in Transit Oriented districts and increasing fines for commercial vehicles parked in rights-of-way. The Commission will also vote on piggyback agreements for force main repairs (up to $1.5M), a wastewater CCTV truck ($529,292.98), and fire equipment (up to $1.63M total). Appointments to the Recycling and Solid Waste Committee will be decided.

• Public hearing on expanding permitted uses in Atlantic Boulevard Overlay District (2nd reading)
• Public hearing on new coastal dune management and preservation regulations (2nd reading)
• Piggyback agreement for force main condition assessment and repair up to $1,500,000
• Purchase of replacement wastewater CCTV inspection truck for $529,292.98
• Piggyback agreement for fire equipment, supplies, and services not to exceed $1,632,300

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two site plan applications. The first is a minor site plan for a project at 1602 N Riverside Drive (RM-20 zoning). The second is a major site plan for a mixed-use development at 2400 E Atlantic Boulevard in the Transit Oriented East Overlay District. Both properties are in Commission District 1.

• Minor site plan for 1602 N Riverside Dr (PZ 25-12000003)
• Major site plan for 2400 E Atlantic Blvd mixed-use (PZ 25-12000001)
• Location in East Transit Overlay Corridor and Transit Oriented East Overlay District
• Owner: 1602 Riverside LLC for first; Gordon, Sharon S %Mac D1116-L10 & First Natl Bank for second
• Both in Commission District 1 (Audrey Fesik)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider seven items: one major temporary use application, two variance requests, and three special exception requests. Decisions on these properties will affect land use and development conditions in Pompano Beach.

• Major Temporary Use (LN-709) by Pompano 555 LLC at 551 S Dixie Hwy E in B-4 Heavy Business district
• Variance (LN-679) by Catherine Takourian at 551 SE 18 Ave in RS-3 Single-Family Residence
• Special Exception (LN-721) by Racetrac Petroleum Inc at 2851 W Atlantic Blvd in B-3 General Business
• Special Exception (LN-719) by Daniel Perez at 3301 NW 5 Ter in RM-20 Multiple-Family Residence
• Variance (LN-717) by Bryan Thanos at 2648 NE 15 Ter in RS-4 Single-Family Residence

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals met on May 15, 2025, and acted on seven items. One special exception was denied, two variances and two special exceptions were approved with conditions, while two items were postponed. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Postponed major temporary use request by Pompano 555 LLC
• Approved variance for Catherine Takourian with conditions
• Approved variance for Bryan Thanos with conditions
• Postponed variance for Erin Centkowski
• Denied special exception for Daniel Perez
• Approved special exception for Belcrest Property 1 LLC with conditions
• Approved special exception for RaceTrac Petroleum Inc with conditions

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency are holding a special joint meeting to consider multiple financing items for downtown redevelopment. The CRA will vote on issuing up to $75 million in tax increment revenue bonds for the Northwest District and on adding project elements like a vocational training center and workforce housing. The City Commission will consider authorizing up to $137 million in certificates of participation for civic facilities, including a new city hall and parking garage, and a separate resolution approving the CRA bond issuance.

• Up to $75 million CRA tax increment revenue bonds for Northwest District area redevelopment (25-341)
• $9 million increase to civic building budget for additional downtown project elements like vocational tech center and community benefits (25-342, 25-344)
• Up to $137 million in certificates of participation for civic facilities master lease program, including new city hall and parking garage (25-343)
• Design concept approval for city hall and parking garage (25-344)
• Resolution to approve CRA supplemental bond resolution for Northwest District (25-345)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will hold a first-reading public hearing on an ordinance to amend the Zoning Code to expand permitted uses in the Atlantic Boulevard Overlay District. The Commission will also consider a $597,139 change order for pedestrian lighted crosswalks on SR A1A, a $530,874 purchase of fire and rescue vehicles, and various consent items including a $23,000 summer camp program with the Broward County Sheriff's Office. Presentations include the final update on the city's vulnerability assessment under a $213,500 Resilient Florida grant.

• First reading: Ordinance amending Zoning Code §155.3703 to expand permitted uses in Atlantic Boulevard Overlay District
• $597,139 change order for pedestrian lighted crosswalks as part of SR A1A Streetscape Improvements Project
• $530,874 piggyback agreement to purchase fire & rescue vehicles, boats & equipment
• $23,000 appropriations contract with Broward County Sheriff's Office for summer camp preventing youth violence and gang participation
• Dual street designation of NW 27th Avenue as Rev. Evander Derico Sr Avenue, with $500 provided by requester

Architectural Appearance Committee

The committee approved submissions for Palm Plaza, Atlantic One, and Fiberbuilt Cushions and Umbrella with conditions. A submission for a 20-acre residential development required resubmittal, and the Publix Super Market submission was postponed.

• Palm Plaza submission approved with conditions
• Atlantic One submission approved with conditions
• Fiberbuilt Cushions and Umbrella submission approved with conditions
• Pompano Beach Cordish 20-acre residential development submission: resubmittal required
• Publix Super Market submission postponed

City Commission

This is a special joint meeting of the City Commission and Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA). The main item is a presentation and discussion on the Downtown Development Project, including updated designs for City Hall and the parking deck by architect HOK, proposed additional elements, a master project resolution, a first amendment to the master development agreement, and financing of city and CRA obligations. The public may speak during the audience-to-be-heard session.

• Update from architect HOK on City Hall and Parking Deck Design
• Discussion of proposed additional project elements
• Proposed Master Project Resolution
• Proposed First Amendment to the Master Development Agreement
• Discussion on financing of City and CRA obligations for the Downtown

City Commission

The City Commission and CRA will hold a joint workshop to discuss the Downtown Development Project. Items include City Hall design, a proposed amendment to the Master Development Agreement, and financing for civic facilities. No fiscal impact is listed. The meeting includes an audience to be heard session.

• Discussion of City Hall design
• First Amendment to Master Development Agreement
• Proposed Master Project Resolution for Additional Project Elements
• Project Incentives and Financing for Civic Facilities

City Commission

The Commission will consider a resolution opposing state bills (HB 1163, SB 954) that would force municipalities to allow certified recovery residences in all multifamily zones. Regular agenda items include second readings of zoning amendments to relax rear yard corner triangle rules and update landscaping/tree preservation codes, plus a $1.95 million paving contract amendment and a $291,914 intersection signalization project at MLK Blvd and NW 18 Drive. Consent items cover park-use agreements, a beach kiosk lease, and water conservation program cost share.

• Resolution opposing HB 1163/SB 954 requiring recovery residences in multifamily districts
• Second reading: zoning amendment to modify rear yard corner triangle standards (gazebos, fences, seawalls)
• Second reading: landscaping/tree preservation ordinance adding coastal dune management
• $1,946,895 amendment to Weekley Asphalt Paving for asphalt pavement surfacing
• $291,914 for intersection signalization at MLK Blvd and NW 18 Drive

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider one major temporary use application (LN-709) for 551 S Dixie Hwy E, one special exception (LN-713) for 327 SW 13 Ave, and three variance requests (LN-710, LN-711, LN-712) at properties on S Federal Hwy, SE 1 St, and W Copans Road. The board will also approve prior minutes and follow procedural items. No other business is listed.

• Major temporary use – Pompano 555 LLC for 551 S Dixie Hwy E (B-4 Heavy Business district)
• Special exception – MMM Brothers LLC for 327 SW 13 Ave (I-1 General Industrial district)
• Variance – Mark Ruffu for 777 S Federal Hwy (RM-30 Multiple-Family Residence 30 district)
• Variance – YPAN, LLC for 1615 SE 1 St (TO-EOD Transit Oriented East Overlay District)
• Variance – Broward County for 2555 W Copans Road (I-1 General Industrial district)

The Pompano Beach Zoning Board of Appeals approved one special exception and four variances, all with conditions, and postponed one major temporary use request. No vote tallies were recorded in the minutes.

• Postponed Major Temporary Use for Pompano 555 LLC (no vote recorded)
• Approved with conditions Special Exception for MMM Brothers LLC
• Approved with conditions Variance for Mark Ruffu
• Approved with conditions Variance for YPAN, LLC
• Approved with conditions Variance for Broward County

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider four site plan requests at its April 16, 2025 meeting. Items include a minor site plan for a condo parking lot and three major site plans for a warehouse, a commercial project, and a mixed-use development. No decisions are made at this meeting; it is a review and discussion session.

• Cypress Landing Condo parking lot minor site plan at 199-203 E Mcnab Rd (owner: City of Pompano Beach)
• Reganzani Group Warehouse major site plan on SW 14 Ave (owner: Reganzani Group LLC)
• VERA major site plan at 1600 S Federal Hwy (owner: 1600 Federal LLC)
• Atlantic One major site plan at 1800 E Atlantic Blvd / 1801 SE 2nd St / 1736 E Atlantic Blvd (owner: Collier Atlantic Blvd LLC)

City Commission

This is a budget workshop with only one agenda item: a preliminary discussion on policy recommendations for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2026 budget. No votes or decisions are scheduled—only discussion. The meeting is procedural and focuses on early budget planning.

• 25-259: Preliminary discussion on policy recommendations for inclusion in the FY 2026 budget

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach CRA will hear a presentation on the McNab House and Botanical Gardens Project. The board will vote on six resolutions appointing residents and professionals to the East and Northwest CRA District Advisory Committees. Monthly financial and security reports will be received.

• Presentation on the McNab House and Botanical Gardens Project (no fiscal impact).
• Appointments to the East CRA District Advisory Committee: one City Resident/Business Owner (17 applicants, two vacancies), one Attorney/Legal Professional (2 applicants), one General Contractor/Developer/Real Estate Professional (5 applicants), and one Architect/Design Professional (2 applicants).
• Appointment of a business owner/operator to the Northwest CRA District Advisory Committee (incumbent Jay Ghanem of Lighthouse Point).
• Monthly reports: financial statements (January, February), East/NW CRA Advisory Committee minutes, FPI security reports (January–March), and professional services expenditures (January–March).

The Community Redevelopment Agency board took no substantive decisions at the April 15 meeting. The board unanimously approved the previous meeting minutes and the agenda. Members heard a detailed presentation on the McNab House and Botanical Gardens project but took no action.

• Approved January 21, 2025 CRA Board meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as submitted (unanimous)

City Commission

The City Commission will hold public hearings on proposed zoning code changes for gazebos, fences, landscaping, and tree preservation. Other regular agenda items include a piggyback agreement for odor control services up to $2.5 million, a lease for the beach concession kiosk, and a parking license agreement. Consent items include a hurricane grant, mural license, and landscape maintenance contract.

• Zoning code amendments for accessory structures, landscaping, and tree preservation (items 11 & 12)
• Piggyback agreement with Evoqua Water Technologies for odor control and corrosion services up to $2.5 million (item 9)
• Lease agreement with PB Kiosk for beach concession kiosk at 20 N Pompano Beach Blvd (item 10)
• Hurricane Milton grant agreement for $268,000 from Florida Division of Emergency Management (item 5)
• Landscape maintenance services contract for Atlantic Blvd and Dixie Highway for $298,848/year (item 6)

City Commission

The City Commission and CRA will hold a special joint meeting to receive an update and presentation on the new Downtown Development Project. No fiscal impact is noted for this item. The rest of the agenda consists of procedural matters and public comment.

• Update on the new Downtown Development Project and presentation (Item 25-261, no fiscal impact)

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee meets to consider six site plan applications, including major and minor plans for mixed-use, commercial, and community facilities. Items include the McNab House and Botanical Gardens, a pickleball facility, a truck wash, a mausoleum, and a residential project. All plans are at the review stage, with no decisions finalized.

• Major Site Plan for 2400 E Atlantic Mixed-Use Development (PZ 25-12000001)
• Minor Site Plan for Pompano Pickle at 217 NE 3 St (PZ 24-12000019)
• Minor Site Plan for KAJA Truck Wash on W Atlantic Blvd (PZ 24-12000026)
• Minor Site Plan for Proposed Mausoleum Building at 200 W Copans Rd (PZ 25-12000004)
• Major Site Plan for 324 HAUS residential at 324 NW 6th St (PZ 22-12000032)

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will consider three new business items: a master sign program for City Center Plaza (1650 N Federal Highway), a building design for Florida Indoor Tennis (W Atlantic Blvd), and a building design for Soleste Pompano (208 N Federal Highway). The committee will also approve minutes from the March 4, 2025 meeting.

• LN-674: Master Sign Program for City Center Plaza at 1650 N Federal Highway, owned by Snow Lily Partners LLC.
• LN-697: Building Design for Florida Indoor Tennis on W Atlantic Blvd, owned by Florida Indoor Tennis LLC.
• LN-701: Building Design for Soleste Pompano at 208 N Federal Highway, owned by 208 Pompano Beach Holdings LLC.
• Approval of minutes from March 4, 2025 meeting.

The Architectural Appearance Committee approved three submissions — City Center Plaza, Florida Indoor Tennis, and Soleste Pompano — each with conditions. No further substantive decisions were made; the remainder of the meeting was procedural.

• Approved City Center Plaza with conditions
• Approved Florida Indoor Tennis with conditions
• Approved Soleste Pompano with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will decide on major site plans for a hotel at 872 McNab Road and a petroleum headquarters at 201 SW 12 Avenue, plus two text amendments: one modifying permitted uses in the AOD district and one regulating synthetic turf. Meeting also includes approval of February minutes.

• LN-690: Major site plan for an 87-room hotel at 872 McNab Road (B-2 zoning, Commission District 1)
• LN-688: Major site plan for Power Petroleum HQ at 201 SW 12 Avenue (I-1 zoning, Commission District 5)
• LN-700: Text amendment to modify permitted uses in the AOD (Airport Overlay District)
• LN-687: Text amendment to regulate synthetic turf in various zoning districts

The Board approved submissions for the 872 McNab Hotel and Power Petroleum HQ. Two text amendments were recommended for approval.

• Approved 872 McNab Hotel submission
• Approved Power Petroleum HQ submission
• Recommended approval for Modified AOD Permitted Uses text amendment
• Recommended approval for Synthetic Turf text amendment

City Commission

The commission will hold public hearings on a $195,000 state grant for a community transit circular service and a $2.5 million contract for odor control and corrosion services. They will also consider approving a $513,620.88 trash receptacle purchase, a quasi-judicial plat for the Florida Indoor Racquet Club, and several proclamations and appointments.

• Quasi-judicial approval of plat for Florida Indoor Racquet Club south of Atlantic Blvd.
• Piggyback agreement with Topline Recreation for $513,620.88 in trash receptacles
• Public hearing (2nd reading) on $195,000 transportation grant for community transit circular service
• Public hearing (1st reading) on piggyback agreement with Evoqua Water Technologies for odor control (up to $2.5M total)
• Appointment of Steven Hjelmeir to Economic Development Council

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hear 4 variance requests and 2 major temporary use applications. The board will also update its rules of procedure and elect a chair and vice chair for a one-year term. All items are subject to public hearing and board decision.

• Variance for Catherine Takourian at 551 SE 18 Ave (RS-3 single-family zone)
• Variance for Ram Pompano LLC at 900 SE 1 St (TO-EOD transit-oriented district)
• Major temporary use for Patricia Hodgson at 912 NE 2 St (RS-2 zone)
• Major temporary use for JEM LOBL LLC at 1126 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd (I-1 industrial zone)
• Variance for 2201 LLC at 2201 W Atlantic Blvd (B-3 general business, 7 parcels)

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved several variance and major temporary use requests with conditions. The board also approved updated rules of procedure and elected a chair and vice chair.

• Variance for Catherine Takourian postponed
• Variance for Ram Pompano LLC approved with conditions
• Major Temporary Use for Patricia Hodgson approved with conditions
• Major Temporary Use for Jem Lobl LLC approved with conditions
• Variance for 2201 LLC approved with conditions
• Variance for McNab Building Venture LLC approved with conditions
• ZBA Rules of Procedure update approved as amended
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair approved

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider three development proposals: a major site plan for industrial redevelopment of the former flea market site at 2900 W Sample Rd, a minor site plan for a multi-family project at 1602 N Riverside Dr, and a minor site plan for North Ocean Park at 3424 NE 16 St. A proposed code text amendment to create a hospital-based off-campus emergency room use is listed but noted as declined to attend.

• Major Site Plan for Industrial Redevelopment at 2900 W. Sample Rd. (PZ 24-12000024)
• Minor Site Plan for 1602 N Riverside Project at 1602 N Riverside Dr. (PZ 25-12000003)
• Minor Site Plan for North Ocean Park at 3424 NE 16 Street (PZ 22-12000012)
• Code Text Amendment to create Hospital-Based Off-Campus Emergency Room Use (PZ 25-81000001) – applicant not attending

City Commission

The City Commission will consider several major capital projects including a $22.9M streetscape improvement on McNab Road, a $1M pickleball court construction, and a $780K stormwater improvement project. They will also hold public hearings on amendments to the zoning code for tree preservation and landscaping, procurement procedures, and a community transit grant. Additionally, appointments to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and a friendship city agreement with Terrasini, Italy are on the agenda.

• $22.9M McNab Road streetscape improvement construction contract with H.A. Contracting Corp.
• $1M award for Kip Jacoby Pickleball Courts to Alexander & Johnson Project Management.
• $780K NW 22nd Street stormwater improvements contract to DBF Construction.
• Public hearing on zoning code amendments for tree preservation and landscaping standards.
• Public hearing on $195K state grant for community transit circular service with city match.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review seven site plan applications on March 5, 2025, including a Walmart addition, Florida Indoor Tennis, Vera, Canal Drive Townhomes, The Oaks at Palm Aire, Riverside, and NW 10th Avenue Homes. The items are scheduled with specific times, and all other agenda items have declined to attend.

• Walmart Addition – Minor Site Plan at 5001 N Federal Hwy
• Florida Indoor Tennis – Major Site Plan on W Atlantic Blvd
• Vera – Major Site Plan at 1600 S Federal Hwy
• Canal Drive Townhomes – Minor Site Plan at 3233-3237 Canal Dr
• The Oaks at Palm Aire – Major Site Plan at 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Dr

Architectural Appearance Committee

The committee will review several requests regarding building designs and signage. Items include a master sign program for 1347 E Sample Road and building design requests for 872 McNab Road and 201 SW 12 Ave.

• Master Sign Program for 1347 E Sample Road (LN-681)
• Building Design for 872 McNab Road (LN-624)
• Building Design for 201 SW 12 Ave (LN-485)

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

• Pohlman Pain submission approved with conditions
• 872 McNab Hotel submission approved with conditions
• Power Petroleum HQ submission approved with conditions

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will review a text amendment to regulate artificial turf, along with two development proposals: a plat for Florida Indoor Tennis Club at 3100 W. Atlantic Blvd and a major site plan for the Copans Transit Operations Facility at 3201 W Copans Rd.

• Plat request for Florida Indoor Tennis Club at 3100 W. Atlantic Blvd
• Major site plan for Broward County's Copans Transit Operations Facility at 3201 W Copans Rd
• Text amendment to regulate artificial turf in the zoning code
• Approval of minutes from January 22, 2025

The Planning and Zoning Board approved the Copans Transit Operations Facility and recommended approval for the Florida Indoor Tennis Club. The board postponed a text amendment regarding synthetic turf.

• Recommended approval for Florida Indoor Tennis Club
• Approved Copans Transit Operations Facility
• Postponed text amendment regarding synthetic turf

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider consent and regular agenda items including a $1.1 million fire truck purchase, a $3 million water meter installation contract, and a $325,656 micro transit service amendment. Several zoning code amendments are up for second reading, affecting the Downtown Pompano Beach Overlay District and the Transportation (T) zoning district. The commission will also ratify emergency wastewater main repairs costing $278,978.56 and appoint board members.

• Ratify emergency wastewater main repairs from DBF Construction ($278,978.56)
• Approve piggyback agreement for a Pierce stock Enforcer pumper truck ($1,098,950)
• Approve piggyback agreement for water meter installation not to exceed $3,000,000 per year
• Second reading of ordinance amending Downtown Pompano Beach (DP) Overlay District permitted uses and definitions
• Second reading of ordinance amending Transportation (T) zoning district height standards, setbacks, and tree mitigation

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on a single active item: a Special Exception request by Baurley Warehousing Inc for property at 711 S Dixie Hwy E. Two other variance items have been stricken or withdrawn, and one variance has been postponed to a future meeting.

• Special Exception application LN-680 by Baurley Warehousing Inc at 711 S Dixie Hwy E (Zoning B-4 Heavy Business)
• Variance LN-685 by Ram Pompano LLC at 900 SE 1 Street — applicant requested postponement to March 20, 2025
• Variance LN-684 by Phillip Peay at 355 NW 33 Lane — stricken from agenda as ineligible for relief within Planned Developments
• Variance LN-671 by 505 N Ocean LLC at 505 N Ocean Blvd — withdrawn by applicant on February 14, 2025

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved a special exception for Baurley Warehousing Inc. with conditions. A variance request by RAM Pompano LLC was postponed to the March 20 meeting. A variance for Phillip Peay resulted in no action taken, and a variance for 505 N Ocean LLC was withdrawn.

• Approved special exception for Baurley Warehousing Inc. with conditions
• Postponed variance request from RAM Pompano LLC to March 20, 2025
• No action taken on variance for Phillip Peay
• Withdrawn variance request from 505 N Ocean LLC

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider a minor site plan for Fiberbuilt Cushions and Umbrella at 2201 W. Atlantic Blvd. All other listed items—Old Castle Access, Pompano Beach Cordish 20-acre residential, and Pompano Logistics Center—have declined to attend, so only this item will be discussed.

• Fiberbuilt Cushions and Umbrella minor site plan at 2201 W. Atlantic Blvd (P&Z 21-12000052)
• Old Castle Access and site improvements at 1200 NW 18th St – item withdrawn
• Pompano Beach Cordish 20-acre residential development at 777 Isle of Capri Circle – item withdrawn
• Pompano Logistics Center plat at 951 SW 12th Ave – item withdrawn

City Commission

The City Commission will decide on a $9,441,031 lease-purchase agreement for equipment financing, a $4,533,498.90 stormwater improvement contract, and several public hearings. Items include a sewer rate tariff amendment, zoning code changes for the Downtown Overlay and Transportation districts, and a $50,000 donation to the Community Court. The meeting also covers consent agenda items such as a cultural arts grant and appointments to city boards.

• $9,441,031 lease-purchase agreement with TD Equipment Finance for equipment acquisition
• $4,533,498.90 stormwater improvements contract for NE 27th Avenue and NE 16th Street to DBF Construction
• Public hearing to amend sewer tariff rates and charges (Chapter 155, Section 51.05)
• Public hearing to modify Downtown Pompano Beach Overlay District zoning (density regulations)
• $50,000 donation from Cutting Edge Industries to the Community Court homeless services program

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will review several site plan requests. These include minor site plans for Brew Fish Brewery, Cypress Club Condominium, and Pompano Pickle, as well as a major site plan for industrial redevelopment at the Flea Market Site.

• Minor Site Plan: Brew Fish Brewery at 200-206 E McNab Road
• Minor Site Plan: Cypress Club Condominium at 110-180 Cypress Club Dr
• Minor Site Plan: Pompano Pickle at 217 NE 3 ST, 200 NE 4 ST, and NE 2 AV
• Major Site Plan: Industrial Redevelopment - Flea Market Site at 2900 W. Sample Rd.

City Commission

The City Commission will hold a workshop to review and discuss regulations for the Atlantic Overlay District (AOD), East Overlay District (EOD), and Downtown Pompano Overlay District (DPOD). The discussion will focus on possible density bonuses and parking regulations within these districts. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only item.

• Overview and discussion of Atlantic Overlay District (AOD), East Overlay District (EOD), and Downtown Pompano Overlay District (DPOD) regulations, focusing on density bonuses and parking rules

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a $12.2 million purchase order for Neptune water meters, a $9.4 million equipment lease, and second readings of ordinances updating employee pay and benefits and amending the zoning code. Also on the agenda are board appointments and a license agreement for food truck events at McNair Park.

• $12.2M purchase order for Neptune water meters, parts, and accessories over two years
• $9.4M lease purchase agreement with TD Equipment Finance for equipment acquisition
• Second reading: ordinance amending employee pay plans, merit increases, vacation, and sick leave under 2024-2027 collective bargaining
• Second reading: ordinance amending zoning code for institutional, commercial, and industrial uses
• Public hearing to abandon a portion of a 24-foot-wide access easement near Park Central Blvd and Copans Road

Planning and Zoning Board

The Planning and Zoning Board will consider three new business items: a text amendment to the Transportation chapter, a land use plan amendment for two city-owned parcels at 1670 and 1502 NE 5th Ave, and a corresponding environmentally sensitive lands map amendment for the same parcels. The board may also approve minutes from December 18 and hear public comment.

• LN-676 – Text amendment to Chapter 155.3505 Transportation
• LN-559 – Land Use Plan Amendment for 1670 and 1502 NE 5th Ave (city-owned)
• LN-560 – County Environmentally Sensitive Lands Map Amendment for same parcels
• Approval of December 18, 2024 meeting minutes

The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of three amendments: a transportation text amendment (Chapter 155.3505), the Airpark Land Use Plan Amendment, and the County Environmentally Sensitive Lands Map Amendment. No vote tallies were recorded; actions were procedural recommendations to the city commission.

• Recommended approval of Transportation (T) Amendment (Chapter 155.3505) - no vote recorded
• Recommended approval of Airpark Land Use Plan Amendment - no vote recorded
• Recommended approval of County Environmentally Sensitive Lands Map Amendment - no vote recorded

Community Redevelopment Agency

The Pompano Beach Community Redevelopment Agency will vote on a license agreement to transfer operation of the Patricia Davis Community Garden to the city. The board will also approve a $20,000 grant for exterior improvements to a commercial property at 2666 East Atlantic Boulevard. Additional agenda items include approval of past meeting minutes and review of financial reports.

• Resolution 25-85: License agreement for the City to operate the Patricia Davis Community Garden at 1089 NW 6th Avenue.
• Resolution 25-83: $20,000 grant to Pompano Design, LLC for facade and site improvements at 2666 East Atlantic Boulevard.
• Approval of CRA Board minutes from September 17, 2024, and a joint City & CRA meeting from November 12, 2024.
• Review of October/November 2024 financial statements and professional services expenditures.

The CRA Board approved a grant for aesthetic enhancements at 2666 East Atlantic Boulevard. The board also approved the minutes from two previous meetings and amended the current agenda.

• Approved $20,000 facade and business site improvement grant for Pompano Design, LLC (5-0)
• Approved City & CRA Board Joint Special Meeting Minutes of November 12, 2024 (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved CRA Board Meeting Minutes of September 17, 2024 (unanimous voice vote)
• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous voice vote)
• Stricken resolution regarding Patricia Davis Community Garden license agreement (unanimous voice vote)

Zoning Board of Appeals

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a public hearing on two items: a variance for a property at 551 SE 18 Ave and a special exception for a warehouse at 711 S Dixie Hwy E. A third item, a variance at 505 N Ocean Blvd, has been postponed to the February 20, 2025 meeting. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and follow standard procedures.

• Variance request by Catherine Takourian for 551 SE 18 Ave (RS-3 zoning)
• Special exception request by Baurley Warehousing Inc for 711 S Dixie Hwy E (B-4 Heavy Business zoning)
• Variance at 505 N Ocean Blvd postponed to 2/20/2025 meeting
• Approval of December 19, 2024 meeting minutes

The Zoning Board of Appeals met but took no substantive action. All three items on the agenda—two variance requests and one special exception—were postponed without discussion or vote.

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider five site plan applications, including two major plans for the Atlantic One mixed-use project and the MRF Materials Recovery Facility, and three additional minor or major plans for residential and recycling projects. These are decisions on requested site plan approvals that affect development in various zoning districts across the city.

• Atlantic One – major site plan at 1800 E Atlantic Blvd (owner: Collier Atlantic Blvd LLC)
• MRF Materials Recovery Facility – major site plan at 1600 SW 2nd Place (owner: Panzarella MRF LLC)
• The Oaks at Palm Aire – major site plan at 3701 Oaks Clubhouse Dr (owner: Clublink US LLC)
• Coastal Recycling of Pompano – minor site plan at 2407 Hammondville Road (owner: IG Hammondville LLC)
• Eco Townhomes – minor site plan at 3223 NE 5 St (owner: Vivenza INC)

City Commission

The Pompano Beach City Commission will consider a $716,876 federal grant to enhance the city's Community Court program. Other regular agenda items include second readings of a roofing service contract (up to $150,000/year), a $210,000 electric service contract, and a $126,000 software services agreement, as well as a $30,331 Safe Neighborhood Grant agreement with the Broward Sheriff's Office. The consent agenda covers a license plate reader use agreement, a sculpture commission for 'Vivacious' at Powerline Road, and multiple board appointments.

• $716,876 Department of Justice grant for Community Court program
• $60,000 sculpture 'Vivacious' to be installed at Powerline Road near Harrah's casino
• $210,000 service contract with Miller Electric Company
• $126,000 software services agreement with Camino Technologies for permit/licensing
• $30,331 Safe Neighborhood Grant MOU with Broward Sheriff's Office

Architectural Appearance Committee

The Architectural Appearance Committee will hear two new business items: a Master Sign Program for McNab Self Storage at 950 E McNab Rd and a Major Site Plan for a Broward County transit operations facility at 3201 W Copans Rd. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from December 3, 2024.

• Master Sign Program request for McNab Self Storage (P&Z# 24-30000011) at 950 E McNab Rd, owned by McNab Grove Inc.
• Major Site Plan request for Copans Transit Operations Facility (P&Z# 24-12000005) at 3201 W Copans Rd, owned by Broward County.
• Approval of minutes from the December 3, 2024 meeting.

The Architectural Appearance Committee reviewed and approved two new business submissions. Both projects were approved subject to specific conditions.

• Approved McNab Self Storage submission with conditions
• Approved Copans Transit Operations Facility submission with conditions

Development Review Committee

The Development Review Committee will consider two major site plan applications. First, Florida Indoor Tennis LLC proposes a site plan at W Atlantic Blvd. Second, Pompano Park JV Land Holdings LLC proposes a 20-acre residential development at 777 Isle of Capri Circle. Both items are scheduled for discussion and decision.

• Florida Indoor Tennis major site plan (PZ 23-12000009) at W Atlantic Blvd, CR zoning, District 5
• Pompano Beach Cordish 20-Acre Residential Development major site plan (PZ 24-12000022) at 777 Isle of Capri Circle, RAC land use, District 5
• Meeting starts at 9:00 AM on January 2, 2025, in Room 300A
• Owners: Florida Indoor Tennis LLC and Pompano Park JV Land Holdings LLC