Hollywood public meetings in 2022

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for various developments in Hollywood. Proposed projects include multi-unit residential buildings on Monroe, Polk, and Lincoln Streets, along with a new spa and restaurant.

• Preliminary site plan review for 6-unit development at 2001 Monroe Street
• Preliminary site plan review for 23-unit development at 2133-2139 Polk Street
• Preliminary site plan review for 6,318 sq. ft. spa and restaurant at 1203 N Federal Hwy
• Final site plan review for 12-unit development at 2315 Monroe Street
• Final site plan review for 48-unit development at 1935-1951 Lincoln Street

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will consider a quasi-judicial application for a Certificate of Appropriateness. This request concerns the design of a single-family home within the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for design at 1633 Monroe Street
• Approval of November 8, 2022 meeting minutes

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board is reviewing two quasi-judicial applications. These include a 12-unit residential development at 307 S. 24th Avenue and a 9,600 square foot industrial building at 4001 N 30th Avenue. The board will also review projects from the Technical Advisory Committee.

• Design and site plan for 12-unit residential development (Van Buren Lofts) at 307 S. 24th Avenue
• Design and site plan for a 9,600 square foot industrial building (Gold Coast Crane) at 4001 N 30th Avenue
• Review of projects before the Technical Advisory Committee

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is considering several resolutions for the December 7, 2022 meeting. These items include fiscal year 2023 budget amendments and various contracts for public safety, park improvements, and sidewalk projects.

• Engineering services contract for Beverly Park sidewalk and ADA project up to $531,541
• Purchase of Stryker Lucas Devices and Lifepak 15 units for $528,596.25
• Agreement with All Paving Inc. for concrete and pathway construction for $487,461
• Grant acceptance for Hollywood Art & Culture Center expansion (approximately $500,000)
• Purchase of playground and outdoor fitness equipment for $340,249.63

The City Commission appointed Commissioner Adam Gruber as Vice Mayor and approved several ordinances regarding zoning, beach access, and nuisance abatement. The board also authorized a $640,000 loan for a mixed-income affordable housing project.

• Appointed Commissioner Adam Gruber as Vice Mayor (7-0)
• Approved $640,000 loan for mixed-income housing project with NuRock (6-1)
• Adopted ordinance expanding Opportunity Zone incentives for Federal Highway and 21st Avenue (6-0)
• Adopted ordinance expanding Hollywood Dog Beach and removing pass/fee requirements (6-0)
• Adopted ordinance creating a Nuisance Abatement Program (6-0)
• Approved first reading of interlocal agreement to annex land to City of Dania Beach (7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance regarding antisemitism and bias-motivated crimes (7-0)
• Approved $528,596.25 purchase of Lucas Devices and Lifepak 15 units from Stryker (7-0)

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board is reviewing several property improvement grant agreements for various local properties. The board will also consider engineering services for the Keating Park Project and budget amendments for the Beach and Downtown districts. An update on utility undergrounding and streetscape improvements is also scheduled.

• Engineering services contract for Keating Park Project up to $94,873.00
• $60,000.00 reimbursement for Florida Partnership Initiative Grant at Keating Park
• Property improvement grants for 404 N 17 Ave LLC and Barclay Arms Condominium Apartments, Inc.
• Budget amendments for the Beach District and Downtown District fiscal year 2023
• Presentation on Phase IV undergrounding of utilities and streetscape improvements

Conference Meeting

The City Commission is holding a conference meeting for general discussion on various city topics. These include finances, infrastructure, and law enforcement. No specific ordinances or contracts are listed on the agenda.

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is conducting preliminary site plan reviews for two development projects. These include a 73-unit residential development at 1739 Washington Street and a mixed-use project at 410 N Federal Hwy.

• Site plan review for 73-unit residential development at 1739 Washington Street
• Site plan review for Star Tower Hollywood mixed-use development at 410 N Federal Hwy

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will review certified results from the 2022 Municipal General and Special Elections. The agenda also includes approving budget transfers, renewing city insurance policies, and authorizing several service contracts. A swearing-in ceremony for newly elected commissioners is scheduled.

• Accepting certified results of the 2022 Municipal General and Special Elections
• Renewing various insurance policies up to $2,762,856.00
• Contract with Marlin Engineering, Inc. for District 5 traffic safety improvements ($99,982.87)
• Purchase of a custom Enforcer Pumper from Ten-8 Fire Equipment, Inc. ($745,600.00)
• Swearing-in ceremony for Commissioners Caryl Shuham, Traci Callari, Kevin Biederman, and Idelma Quintana

The City Commission approved several resolutions via a consent agenda, including budget transfers and insurance policies. The meeting also included a recognition of Commissioner Sherwood's service and the swearing-in of four elected officials.

• Approved FY 2022 budget transfers and adjustments (7-0)
• Approved insurance renewal policies not to exceed $2,762,856.00 (7-0)
• Approved $99,982.87 contract with Marlin Engineering, Inc. for District 5 traffic safety improvements (7-0)
• Approved $745,600.00 purchase order to Ten-8 Fire Equipment, Inc. for a custom enforcer pumper (7-0)
• Accepted certified results of the November 8, 2022 municipal elections (7-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from July 6, 2022 and August 31, 2022 (7-0)

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct preliminary and final site plan reviews for several local developments. The agenda includes projects ranging from multi-unit residential buildings to industrial and commercial facilities.

• Preliminary review: 14-unit residential development at 1109 N 61 Avenue
• Preliminary review: 99,000 sq. ft. industrial building at 2910 Stirling Road
• Preliminary review: 38,000 sq. ft. commercial development at 1109 N 21st Avenue
• Final review: 24-unit residential development at 2205 - 2211 Adams Street
• Final review: 100-unit residential development at 6028 Johnson Street

Planning and Development Board

The Board will consider a quasi-judicial application for a variance, design, and site plan for the Hollywood Hotel. The meeting also includes a review of projects from the Technical Advisory Committee and a summary of City Commission actions.

• Variance, Design and Site Plan for 115-room hotel at 1926-1934 Tyler Street
• Review of projects before the Technical Advisory Committee
• Summary of City Commission Actions

Historic Preservation Board

The Hollywood Historic Preservation Board is reviewing several applications for certificates of appropriateness. These include design approvals for single-family homes and a request for demolition and new construction within the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District.

• Design certificate for 1633 Monroe Street
• Façade alterations at 1141 Adams St
• Design certificate for 927 N Northlake Drive
• Demolition and new design request for 914 S. Southlake Drive

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is conducting preliminary site plan reviews for multiple residential developments. These proposals include various apartment and multi-unit buildings at several Hollywood locations.

• 48-unit residential development at 1935-1951 Lincoln Street
• 8-unit residential development at 1910 Washington Street
• 12-unit residential development at 1911 Rodman Street
• 14-unit residential development at 1932 Fillmore Street
• 18-unit residential development at 1926 Johnson Street

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is considering ordinances to prohibit smoking on the municipal beach and in public parks and playgrounds. The agenda also includes allocating $185,000 in community development grants and discussing support for a new community shuttle program.

• Ordinance to prohibit smoking on the Municipal Beach
• Ordinance to prohibit smoking in municipal parks and playgrounds
• $185,000 allocation of CDBG funds to various public service agencies
• Contract for holiday decorations up to $150,000
• Support for the Broward County Community Shuttle Program

The City Commission passed ordinances prohibiting the use of cigarettes, unfiltered cigars, pipes, and tobacco products on municipal beaches, parks, and playgrounds. The Commission also approved several infrastructure contracts and a community shuttle program.

• Banned tobacco products on municipal beaches (7-0)
• Banned tobacco products in municipal parks and playgrounds (7-0)
• Approved community shuttle program and three service routes (6-0)
• Approved $2.69M contract for electrical power generators at sewer and pump stations (7-0)
• Approved $2.5M sidewalk construction renewal with MBR Construction, Inc. (7-0)
• Approved $1.18M purchase of three 2024 Freightliner ambulances (7-0)
• Approved $1.13M first-year Oracle license agreement with Mythics, Inc. (7-0)
• Approved '4001 N 30th Ave LLC' plat without sidewalk condition (4-3)

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood CRA Board is reviewing budget amendments for the Beach and Downtown districts for fiscal years 2022 and 2023. The agenda also includes an advertising media plan and a construction agreement for LED light replacement along the Broadwalk. An update on district activities will be presented by the Executive Director.

• Construction contract with Burkhardt Construction, Inc. for Broadwalk LED lights ($1,158,839.00 plus up to $70,000.00 in fees)
• Advertising media plan authorization not to exceed $286,268.00
• FY22 budgetary transfers for Beach and Downtown districts
• FY23 budget amendments for Beach and Downtown districts

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will review several items including a proposed $2,400,000 loan to support the University Station mixed-use development. The agenda also includes zoning changes for E. Young Circle and various infrastructure contracts. Additionally, the commission will consider professional engineering services for water and sewer projects.

• $2,400,000 loan commitment to University Station I, LLC for affordable multi-family rental development
• $677,291.82 contract with MBR Construction, Inc. for mobility hub improvements
• Rezoning of 1701-1735 E. Young Circle to a Planned Development District
• Site plan approval for University Station residential and retail development
• $375,000 work order with Tetra Tech, Inc. for sewer extension design

The City Commission approved a rezoning and planned development for the property at 1701-1735 E. Young Circle, changing its zoning from YC (Young Circle Mixed-Use District) to PD (Planned Development District) and approving the master development plan and a landscaping variance. The Commission also approved design and site plan for the project, known as Block 57 N and Block 57 S, with conditions including pedestrian bridge designation, exoskeleton architecture, garage screening, and glass balconies as minimal standards. All votes on these items were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved rezoning of 1701-1735 E. Young Circle from YC to PD district (7-0)
• Approved Planned Development Master Plan for the property (7-0)
• Approved landscaping variance for the property (7-0)
• Approved design for Block 57 N and Block 57 S with conditions on pedestrian bridge, architecture, garage screening, and balconies (7-0)
• Approved site plan for Block 57 with staff conditions and traffic re-evaluation triggers (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including budget amendments, meeting schedule changes, minutes, and multiple contracts (7-0)
• Approved $2,400,000 loan commitment to University Station I, LLC for affordable housing development (7-0)
• Approved memoranda of understanding with FOP Lodge 24 and three AFSCME bargaining units (7-0)

Conference Meeting

The City Commission is holding a conference meeting for general discussion. The agenda covers broad topics including city communications, finances, infrastructure, and law enforcement. No specific ordinances or contracts are listed for action.

• General discussion regarding city communications, finances, and infrastructure

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission is reviewing ordinances to prohibit tobacco products on municipal beaches and in public parks. The meeting also includes decisions on construction contracts for the David Park Tennis Center and grants for fire rescue equipment. Additionally, the commission will consider amendments to the employment agreements for the City Manager and City Attorney.

• Ordinance prohibiting tobacco use on municipal beaches and in parks
• $441,804 contract for David Park Tennis Center renovations
• Increase of legal fees to $800,000 for Pembroke Pines litigation
• $368,181 DHS grant for fire rescue equipment
• $180,000 in grants for non-profit social services

The Hollywood City Commission approved a 13% base salary increase for City Manager Dr. Wazir Ishmael (6-1) and an 11% increase for City Attorney Douglas Gonzales (5-2). The commission also adopted first-reading ordinances banning tobacco on municipal beaches and in parks, and approved numerous consent agenda items including grants, contracts, and fee updates.

• Approved 13% salary increase for City Manager (6-1)
• Approved 11% salary increase for City Attorney (5-2)
• Adopted first reading of ordinance banning tobacco on municipal beach (O-2022-20)
• Adopted first reading of ordinance banning tobacco in parks and playgrounds (O-2022-21)
• Approved $180,000 in grants to non-profits for social services (7-0)
• Approved $441,804 construction contract for David Park Tennis Center renovations (7-0)
• Accepted $368,181.81 federal firefighter equipment grant (7-0)
• Approved $2.75M wastewater filter retrofit contract (7-0)

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board will consider ranking construction management firms for Phase IV utility undergrounding and streetscape beautification. The board will also review an amendment to the Executive Director's employment agreement.

• Ranking construction management firms for utility undergrounding and streetscape projects
• Authorizing negotiations with Burkhardt Construction, Inc. for preconstruction services
• Amending the Executive Director's employment agreement
• Approving July 6 and September 7, 2022 meeting minutes

Historic Preservation Board

The Board will consider an application for a Certificate of Appropriateness regarding the design of a single-family home. The property is located within the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District.

• Certificate of Appropriateness for Design at 1633 Monroe Street
• Approval of September 13, 2022 meeting minutes

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board is reviewing several design and site plan applications for residential and mixed-use projects. These items include multiple multi-unit housing developments and requests for resolution extensions or variances.

• Mixed-use development at University Station with 216 units and approximately 426,000 square feet of commercial space
• Soleste Village North and South residential developments totaling 503 units on Van Buren Street
• Design and site plan for a 13-unit residential development at 2855 Pierce Street
• Extension of special exception for nonconforming use at 2201 & 2207 Hayes Street
• Variance request for setbacks and parking at 316 Walnut Street

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for multiple residential developments. These projects include multi-unit buildings at locations such as Monroe Street, Johnson Street, and 24th Avenue. The committee will also discuss pre-application conceptual overview items.

• Preliminary site plan review for a 12-unit development at 2315 Monroe Street
• Preliminary site plan review for a 13-unit development at 2438-2442 Johnson Street
• Preliminary site plan review for a 21-unit development at 807 N 24th Avenue
• Final site plan review for a 14-unit development at 1932 Fillmore Street
• Final site plan review for a 20-unit development at 2012 Adams Street

Special City Commission Meeting

The City Commission is conducting its second public budget hearing for fiscal year 2023. The agenda includes resolutions to set the tax rate, approve appropriations, and establish a five-year capital improvement plan. The commission will also review authorized staff positions and CRA budgets.

• Second public hearing for the FY 2023 budget
• Resolution to set the tax rate for fiscal year 2022-2023
• Approval of the five-year Capital Improvement Plan through FY 2027
• Resolution establishing authorized department positions for FY 2023
• Motion to concur with Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) budgets

Special Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board is reviewing proposed budgets for the Beach and Downtown Districts for Fiscal Year 2023. The meeting includes a presentation on these budget plans and resolutions to adopt them. The board will also consider establishing authorized staff positions for the upcoming fiscal year.

• Resolution adopting the Beach District budget (R-CRA-2022-46)
• Resolution adopting the Downtown District budget (R-CRA-2022-47)
• Resolution establishing authorized positions for FY 2023 (R-CRA-2022-48)

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will review several infrastructure and service contracts during this meeting. This includes a second reading of ordinances regarding handbill distribution and lobbyist disclosure fees. The commission will also consider insurance renewals and landscaping maintenance agreements.

• $763,205.00 contract for 14th Avenue, 56th Avenue, and Park Road bike lane landscaping
• Amendment to the code regarding the distribution of handbills and advertising materials
• $622,558.20 agreement with Cigna for stop loss insurance
• $475,173.60 agreement with Symetra Life Insurance Company
• Reduction of maximum fines for late lobbyist annual disclosure statements

The Commission accepted a $13,908,935 Resilient Florida Program grant for tidal flooding mitigation and shoreline protection, authorizing $14,091,065 in matching funds from GO Bond Project funding. The Commission also adopted ordinances amending handbill distribution rules, lobbyist fine amounts, repealing park impact fees, and creating a development impact fee provision. The consent agenda, including multiple resolutions for insurance, construction, and service agreements, was approved 6-0.

• Approved $13.9M Resilient Florida Program grant for tidal flooding mitigation and shoreline protection, with matching funds from GO Bond Project funding (7-0).
• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter 112 on handbill distribution and advertising materials (O-2022-15).
• Adopted ordinance amending Section 30.15 on lobbyists, decreasing the maximum fine for late annual disclosure (O-2022-16).
• Adopted ordinance repealing Section 6.7.G. of Zoning and Land Development Regulations on park impact fees (O-2022-17).
• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter 38 to create a development impact fee provision for government buildings, fire rescue, law enforcement, parks, and transportation (O-2022-18).
• Approved consent agenda including resolutions for Cigna stop loss insurance ($622,558.20), Symetra life insurance ($475,173.60), and Visualscape bike lane landscaping ($763,205.00) (6-0).
• Approved resolution urging Broward County School Board to increase funding for School Resource Officers (6-0).
• Approved resolution for interlocal agreement with Broward County for anchoring limitation areas (6-0).

Conference Meeting

This conference meeting consists of general discussions regarding various municipal matters. Topics include communications, finances, infrastructure, and law enforcement. No specific items for decision are listed on this agenda.

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing site plans for two residential developments and a service station. The meeting also includes discussions regarding pre-application conceptual overview items.

• 10-unit residential development at 1109 N 61 Avenue
• 13-unit residential development at 2438-2442 Johnson Street
• 3,000 sq. ft. service station at 6841 Johnson Street

Workshop

The City Commission is holding an engineering transportation mobility workshop. Presentations will cover Broward County Transit services, including a new micro-transit pilot project. The commission will also receive updates on the Broward Commuter Rail Project and the Hollywood Gondola Proposal.

• BCT Community Shuttle Program and Micro-Transit Pilot Project
• Broward Commuter Rail Project update
• Hollywood Gondola Proposal

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board is reviewing several quasi-judicial applications for residential and mixed-use projects. These include site plans for apartment developments on Taft Street, Funston Street, and Fillmore Street.

• Design and Site Plan for five-unit Frank Miele Apartments at 5620 Taft Street
• Design and Site Plan for 15-unit Funston Apartments at 1939 Funston Street
• Design, Site Plan, and Variance for 56-unit The Wesley at Fillmore (2233 Fillmore St)
• Design and Site Plan for mixed-use development with 180 units and ~10,000 sq ft retail at 2215 - 2239 Hollywood Blvd

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will conduct quasi-judicial hearings regarding property applications in the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District. These items include requests for certificates of appropriateness and a variance for single-family homes.

• Façade alterations at 1141 Adams Street
• Design certificate request for 1637 Monroe Street
• Addition and variance request for 918 Lincoln Street

Special City Commission Meeting

The City Commission is conducting its first public budget hearing for Fiscal Year 2023. The agenda includes a presentation of the recommended budget and resolutions regarding fire rescue, fire inspection, and nuisance abatement assessments. The commission will also consider resolutions for tax rates and appropriations.

• City Manager’s Recommended Budget Presentation for FY2023
• Resolution to reimpose Fire Rescue Assessments for FY 2023
• Resolution to reimpose Fire Inspection Assessments for FY 2023
• Resolution regarding Nuisance Abatement assessments
• Resolutions for FY 2023 tax rates and appropriations

Regular City Commission Meeting

The commission will vote on several resolutions regarding city insurance renewals and infrastructure contracts. Items include stormwater construction, traffic signal installation, and playground equipment for ArtsPark. The meeting also includes a presentation on election changes from the Broward County Supervisor of Elections.

• Renewal of various insurance products up to $1,636,323.00
• Contract with AUM Construction Inc. for traffic signals at $738,522.90
• Purchase order for ArtsPark playground equipment for $698,569.58
• Stormwater infrastructure contract up to $1,526,000.00
• Change order for Dowdy Field artificial turf increasing the amount to $1,301,198.82

The City Commission unanimously approved a resolution authorizing an amended interim agreement with Housing Trust Group, LLC for a mixed-use, mixed-income development on city-owned parcels between Fillmore and Polk Streets along North 21st Avenue. The consent agenda and several other resolutions were also adopted unanimously, including contracts for playground equipment at ArtsPark, traffic signal structures, stormwater infrastructure, and athletic field maintenance. The commission also amended its rules of procedure and appointed members to various advisory committees.

• Approved amended interim agreement with Housing Trust Group for mixed-use, mixed-income project on North 21st Avenue (7-0)
• Adopted consent agenda including flood insurance renewal up to $240,713 (7-0)
• Approved $698,569.58 purchase order for playground equipment and shade cover at ArtsPark (7-0)
• Approved $738,522.90 contract for mast arm traffic signal structures at Hollywood Boulevard and 26th Avenue (7-0)
• Approved $1,526,000 blanket purchase agreement for stormwater infrastructure services (7-0)
• Approved change order increasing Dowdy Field artificial turf project from $1,161,198.82 to $1,301,198.82 (7-0)
• Amended rules of procedure for City Commission meetings with specific changes (7-0)
• Appointed Vice Mayor Shuham as voting member to Metro Transportation Engineering and Construction Cooperative Board (7-0)

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood CRA Board is reviewing several resolutions for service contracts and grants. The agenda includes updates on the Keating Park and Linear Park projects. The board will also consider funding for cleaning services and property improvements.

• $800,000 advertising media plan authorization
• $50,000 property improvement grant for 400 N. Ocean Drive
• Cleaning services contract up to $595,260.39 per year
• Concert series agreement increase to $250,000
• Updates on Keating Park and Linear Park projects

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary and final site plans for various developments. The agenda includes multiple new residential projects and a large commercial storage facility.

• 100-unit residential development at 6028 Johnson Street
• 27-unit residential development at 5935 Arthur Street
• 49-unit residential development at 2005-2011 Jackson Street
• 34-unit residential development at 2035 Monroe Street
• 64,000 sq. ft. commercial development at 500 S State Road 7

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is reviewing several resolutions regarding city infrastructure and budget amendments. These include contracts for sidewalk construction, park renovations, and bicycle facility designs.

• $765,407 contract with Maggolc, Inc. for Avant Garde Safe Routes to School project
• $100,000 settlement with Martin Manzueta
• $349,287.15 construction contract for State Road 7 Linear Park improvements
• $146,640 renovation of Holland Park restrooms by Maceda Contractors, LLC
• Up to $500,000 amendment for home improvements with Rebuilding Together Broward County, Inc.

The Hollywood City Commission approved a $100,000 settlement with Martin Manzueta and adopted a consent agenda containing over 20 resolutions, including contracts for sidewalk projects, park renovations, and a $500,000 agreement with Rebuilding Together Broward County for home improvements. The Commission also passed ordinances on second reading to vacate a portion of an alley and grant a 10-year gas franchise to Peoples Gas System, and on first reading to amend rules on handbill distribution, lobbyist fines, park impact fees, and new development impact fees.

• Approved $100,000 settlement with Martin Manzueta (R-2022-2186) on consent agenda, 7-0.
• Adopted ordinance vacating a portion of platted alley in Hollywood South Side Addition (O-2022-13), 7-0.
• Adopted ordinance granting 10-year gas franchise to Peoples Gas System (O-2022-14), 6-0 (Biederman absent).
• Approved $765,407 contract with Maggolc, Inc. for Avant Garde Safe Routes to School sidewalk project (R-2022-224), 7-0.
• Approved $146,640 contract with Maceda Contractors for Holland Park restroom renovation (R-2022-230), 7-0.
• Approved $500,000 first amendment with Rebuilding Together Broward County for home improvements (R-2022-231), 7-0.
• Approved $349,287 contract with MBR Construction for State Road 7 Linear Park improvements (R-2022-226), 7-0.
• Approved purchase and sale agreement for 1203 N. Federal Highway, amended to require construction within 18 months of site plan approval (R-2022-243), 7-0.

Workshop

The City Commission will hold a workshop regarding the Fiscal Year 2023-FY2027 Capital Improvement Plan. The session includes presentations from the City Manager and the Assistant City Manager for Sustainable Development. The meeting will also include a period for commission questions and discussion.

• Introduction of the FY 2023-FY2027 Capital Improvement Plan
• Presentation on the 5-Year Capital Improvement Plan by Gus Zambrano

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct final site plan reviews for two residential projects. The committee will also discuss Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items.

• Site plan review for a 28-unit residential development at 2427 Polk Street
• Site plan review for a 53-unit residential development at 2021-2027 Jefferson Street
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items

Historic Preservation Board

The board will hold quasi-judicial hearings regarding property alterations within the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District. These items include applications for design certificates, additions, and lot width variances for single-family homes.

• Design and variance request for 1051 S Northlake Drive
• Addition request for 856 Tyler Street
• Façade alteration request for 1141 Adams Street
• Lot width variance request for 1450 Jefferson Street

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board is reviewing two quasi-judicial applications. These include a design and site plan for the Hollywood Residences and an amendment to site plan conditions for International Studies Charter School.

• Design and site plan for 466 units and approximately 7,000 square feet of commercial space at 401 N. Federal Highway
• Amendment of Site Plan conditions for International Studies Charter School at 2650 Van Buren Street

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission is reviewing several resolutions regarding legal settlements and various city contracts. These items include funding for infrastructure projects, police equipment, and community center upgrades.

• $1,311,121 settlement with Lindsey Mancur
• $294,997.80 agreement for Holland Park Tidal Barrier Protection Project
• $439,679 construction services for Surf Road Reconstruction at Balboa Street
• $405,687.24 lease for electric golf carts at Orangebrook Golf and Country Club
• $145,000 donation of law enforcement forfeiture funds to community programs

The Hollywood City Commission unanimously approved a consent agenda including a $1,311,121 settlement with Lindsey Mancur and multiple contracts for construction, engineering, and services. They also adopted first-reading ordinances for a zoning change at 1701-1735 E. Young Circle, a gas franchise for Peoples Gas, and a partial alley vacation. The commission approved a $2.25M wastewater engineering contract and set the proposed maximum millage rate for the upcoming budget.

• Approved $1,311,121 settlement with Lindsey Mancur (7-0)
• Approved $2,250,205 wastewater engineering contract with Hazen and Sawyer (7-0)
• Adopted first reading of zoning change at 1701-1735 E. Young Circle to Planned Development (7-0)
• Approved $439,679 construction agreement for Surf Road Reconstruction (7-0)
• Approved $405,687 lease for 120 electric golf carts (7-0)
• Adopted first reading of 10-year gas franchise for Peoples Gas (7-0)
• Approved $1,239,297 CDBG and $611,999 HOME funds for 2022-2023 (6-0, Biederman abstained)
• Set proposed maximum millage rate for FY 2023 (7-0)

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board will consider budget amendments for the Beach and Downtown districts. The agenda also includes a property improvement grant and professional consulting services for the Beach Walk extension.

• $50,000 grant for improvements at 1917 Harrison Street
• $32,800 contract with Moffatt and Nichol for Beach Walk extension consulting
• Reimbursement up to $88,519.50 for two beach cleaners
• Amendments to the FY 2022 Beach District and Downtown District budgets

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will review site plans for a retail center, a residential development, and a hotel. The meeting also includes discussions regarding pre-application conceptual overview items.

• Site plan review for Autozone Hub at 901 S State Road 7
• Site plan review for Van Buren Lofts at 307 S 24 Avenue
• Site plan review for Hollywood Hotel at 1926 - 1934 Tyler Street
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items

Workshop

The City Commission will hold a procedural workshop. The meeting includes a presentation by Adam Reichbach, Assistant City Manager for Finance and Administration, followed by commission questions and discussion.

• Presentation by Adam Reichbach, Assistant City Manager for Finance and Administration

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will review preliminary site plans for two developments. These include a 37-unit residential project on Lincoln Street and an expansion of a storage facility on South State Road 7. The committee will also discuss pre-application conceptual overview items.

• Site plan review for 37-unit Lincoln Village development at 2327-2339 Lincoln Street
• Site plan review for 36,475 square feet of additional storage at 500 S State Road 7
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is reviewing several items for approval, including legal settlements with Michael Uminsky and Amalfi Uribe. The agenda also includes applications for state grants to fund child care programs and historical preservation. Additionally, the commission will consider various utility and engineering contracts.

• Settlement with Michael Uminsky for $100,000.00
• Settlement with Amalfi Uribe for $150,000.00
• Armory Building Renovations grant application for $500,000.00
• Engineering services for Police Headquarters Radio Tower up to $171,690.00
• Deep injection well testing contract for $200,010.00

The Hollywood City Commission approved a consent agenda with 24 items, including settlements, grants, and contracts. It also authorized the issuance of up to $94,255,000 in general obligation bonds, approved the purchase of 531 body-worn cameras for about $2.69 million, and allowed demolition of a historic home with a marker requirement. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved $100,000 settlement with Michael Uminsky (7-0)
• Approved $150,000 settlement with Amalfi Uribe (7-0)
• Approved $94,255,000 GO bond issuance for projects (7-0)
• Approved $2,693,495.20 purchase of 531 body-worn cameras from Axon (7-0)
• Approved demolition at 1051 South Northlake Drive with staff conditions and historic marker (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance allowing alcohol consumption in city community facilities (7-0)
• Approved $500,000 blanket purchase agreement for underground utility locating (7-0)
• Appointed Commissioner Gruber to Broward County Homeless Initiative board (7-0)

Workshop

The City Commission will hold a workshop to discuss the proposed FY 2023 operating budget. Dr. Wazir Ishmael and Adam Reichbach will provide presentations regarding the budget proposal for commission discussion.

• Presentation of the FY 2023 proposed operating budget

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will hold quasi-judicial hearings on several design applications within the Lakes Area Historic Multiple Resource Listing District. These items include requests for certificates of appropriateness for new single-family home designs and additions. The board will also discuss roof materials under old business.

• Design certificate: 1312 Polk Street - East (File 22-C-05)
• Design certificate: 1312 Polk Street - West (File 22-C-06)
• Design certificate: 1637 Monroe Street (File 22-C-10)
• Addition design: 1640 Monroe Street (File 21-C-58)
• Addition and variance: 1010 Tyler Street (File 21-CV-65)

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will consider several applications, including design and site plan amendments for apartments on Polk Street. The board will also review a request for a zoning variance on Madison Street and a text amendment regarding the Opportunity Zone incentive program.

• Design and Site Plan Amendment for 2718, 2720, and 2723 Polk Street
• Design and Site Plan Amendment for 2741 and 2742 Polk Street
• Variance request for lot width and area on Madison Street
• Text amendment regarding the Opportunity Zone incentive program

Special City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will meet to vote on several resolutions for appointing members to various city boards and committees. These appointments cover areas such as housing, public safety, and historic preservation.

• Appointment of one member to the Employees’ Retirement Fund Board of Trustees
• Appointment of one member to the Hollywood Firefighters’ Pension Fund Board
• Appointment of two members to the Civil Service Board
• Appointment of two members to the Hollywood Housing Authority Board of Commissioners
• Appointment of three members to the Historic Preservation Board

The Hollywood City Commission held a special meeting to make annual appointments to 16 advisory boards and committees. All appointments were approved, mostly unanimously, with two votes of 6-1. The commission also extended the General Obligation Bond Oversight Advisory Committee's membership for 90 days and added new positions to the Sustainability Advisory Committee and Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Advisory Board.

• Appointed Jeffrey Greene to Employees' Retirement Fund Board (7-0)
• Appointed Jason Rosner to Firefighters' Pension Fund Board (7-0)
• Appointed Samuel Bentolia to Civil Service Board (7-0)
• Appointed Alberto Collazo-Rosario and Jared Anton to Housing Authority Board (7-0)
• Appointed William Treece and Fred Villiers-Furze to Historic Preservation Board (7-0)
• Appointed Joseph Stadlen, Ken Crawford, Diana Pittarelli to Planning and Development Board (7-0)
• Appointed 7 members to African American Advisory Council (7-0)
• Extended General Obligation Bond Oversight Advisory Committee membership for 90 days

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct preliminary site plan reviews for two residential projects. These include a 53-unit development at 2021-2027 Jefferson Street and a 12-unit project at 1911 Rodman Street. The meeting will also cover Pre-Application Conceptual Overview items.

• Site plan review for a 53-unit residential development at 2021-2027 Jefferson Street
• Site plan review for a 12-unit residential development at 1911 Rodman Street
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will vote on several consent and regular agenda items, including contracts for fuel, disaster debris monitoring, and paving services, plus a first-reading ordinance to allow alcohol in city community facilities. The meeting also includes proclamations and presentations on property values and police body cameras.

• R-2022-141: Blanket purchase agreement with Port Consolidated, Inc. for fuel, estimated $2,500,000 annually
• R-2022-142: Emergency disaster debris monitoring contract with Thompson Consulting Services, $3,500,000 over three years
• R-2022-143: Resurfacing and sidewalk services with Concrete Works & Paving, Inc., up to $3,000,000
• PO-2022-11: Ordinance to permit alcohol consumption in city community facilities (first reading)
• R-2022-138: Final renewal of Circuit Transit circulator services, estimated $885,360 annually

The Hollywood City Commission approved on first reading an ordinance permitting alcohol consumption in city community facilities, and renewed the Circuit Transit circulator service with increased ride fees. Several contracts and agreements were approved, including emergency residential services, utility repairs, fuel supply, and construction services. The meeting also included proclamations and presentations on various community topics.

• Adopted consent agenda unanimously (7-0)
• Approved $31,409.06 agreement with Hope South Florida for emergency residential services (7-0)
• Approved $469,887.00 contract with Southeastern Engineering for Taft Street force main repairs (7-0)
• Renewed Circuit Transit circulator service with $2.00 resident/$3.00 non-resident ride fees (7-0)
• Approved $50,000/year GIS consulting agreement with Florida Technical Consultants (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance permitting alcohol consumption in city community facilities on first reading (7-0)
• Approved $2.5M fuel purchase agreement with Port Consolidated (7-0)
• Approved $3.5M disaster debris monitoring agreement with Thompson Consulting (7-0)

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board is reviewing resolutions regarding transit funding and local maintenance contracts. This includes proposed improvements for American Legion Post 92 and painting services for the Beach District. An update on downtown and beach activities will also be presented.

• $590,240 annual funding for Circuit Transit Inc. (Free Ride) circulator services
• Up to $26,000.00 for American Legion Post 92 exterior painting and parking lot repairs
• $100,000 estimated annual amount for Beach District painting and cleaning services
• Authorization of amended retirement plans with MissionSquare Retirement

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review several items, including a $2,784,441.00 grant for sanitary sewer lift stations. The agenda also includes updates to city retirement plans and new ordinances regarding boat dock leases and alcohol consumption in community facilities.

• $2,784,441.00 grant for Sanitary Sewer Lift Stations Project
• $46,110.00 paving contract for Dowdy Sports Field
• $95,000 annual banking services agreement with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
• Ordinance regarding alcohol consumption in City community facilities
• Ordinance regarding boat dock lease agreements

The City Commission adopted an ordinance allowing the City Manager to approve boat dock lease agreements and renewals. It also approved a resolution to accept $2,784,441 in federal hazard mitigation grant funds for the Sanitary Sewer Lift Stations project. Several items were approved on the consent agenda, including a paving contract and banking services agreement. Two items were withdrawn from consideration.

• Adopted ordinance amending marine regulations to allow City Manager to approve boat dock lease agreements (7-0)
• Approved resolution accepting $2,784,441 Hazard Mitigation Grant for Sanitary Sewer Lift Stations (7-0)
• Approved $46,110 paving contract with All Paving, Inc. for Dowdy Sports Field (7-0)
• Approved amended 401(a) and 457(b) retirement plans with Nationwide Retirement Solutions (7-0)
• Approved amended 401(a) and 457(b) retirement plans with ICMA Retirement Corporation (7-0)
• Approved 6-year banking services agreement with Wells Fargo, estimated $95,000/year (7-0)
• Approved terminating Walgreen property access agreement and executing new one with Limestone WGFL LLC for CCTV equipment (7-0)
• Withdrew reciprocal use agreement with Broward County School Board and alcohol consumption ordinance

Special Community Redevelopment Agency Meetings

The CRA Board will receive a presentation regarding the Hollywood Boulevard Streetscape Project. The meeting also includes a discussion on the strategic plan focus area for communications and civic engagement.

• Presentation on the Hollywood Boulevard Streetscape Project
• Discussion of Communications & Civic Engagement strategic plan focus area

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct site plan reviews for two residential projects on Van Buren Street. These include a 300-unit development at 2001 Van Buren Street and a 203-unit development at 2000 Van Buren Street. The committee will also discuss Pre-Application Conceptual Overview items.

• Site plan review for Soleste Village North (300 units) at 2001 Van Buren Street
• Site plan review for Soleste Village South (203 units) at 2000 Van Buren Street
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items

Workshop

The City Commission will review the status of the Orangebrook project. The workshop includes presentations from several development groups and an analysis of CBRE proposals.

• Orangebrook Project status update
• Presentation by Ernie Els Group
• Presentation by Green Lynx, LLC (Orangebrook Links)
• Presentation by E2L Real Estate Solutions
• Analysis of CBRE proposals

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will review several applications for residential and mixed-use projects. These include site plan amendments on Polk Street and new housing developments on Pierce Street. The board will also consider a rezoning request for a large project at E Young Circle.

• Rezoning of 1701-1735 E Young Circle for 856 units, office, and retail space
• Site plan amendments for Polk Street Apartments I and II
• 8-unit residential development at 2511 Pierce Street
• 16-unit residential development at 2526 Pierce Street
• Mixed-use development with 47 units and 800 sq. ft. of retail at 1840-1846 Fletcher Street

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review several ordinance amendments regarding landscaping, trees, and driveways. The agenda also includes budget amendments and the acceptance of various state and county grants.

• Ordinance amending landscaping requirements for single-family residences
• Ordinance updating tree removal requirements
• Agreement increasing First-Time Home Buyer Program funding to $479,993.00
• Legal services agreement with Greenberg Traurig, P.A. up to $500,000.00
• Grant for Holland Park Boat Ramp improvements in the amount of $200,000.00

The Hollywood City Commission approved a consent agenda with multiple resolutions, including budget amendments, grant acceptances for the Holland Park boat ramp, a legal services agreement, and a litigation settlement. Four ordinances were adopted on second reading, covering landscaping, tree removal, driveways, and shopping cart retrieval. The commission also approved a resolution to apply for Broward County transportation surtax funds.

• Approved consent agenda with 10 resolutions (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance O-2022-07 amending single-family landscaping requirements (6-0, Biederman absent)
• Adopted ordinance O-2022-08 updating tree removal requirements (6-0, Biederman absent)
• Adopted ordinance O-2022-09 updating driveway and apron requirements (6-0, Biederman absent)
• Adopted ordinance O-2022-10 creating shopping cart retrieval plan sections (6-0, Biederman absent)
• Approved resolution to apply for Broward County transportation surtax funds (7-0)
• Approved settlement in Farber v. City of Hollywood (6-0, Shuham recused)
• Approved $500,000 legal services agreement with Greenberg Traurig (7-0)

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board will receive presentations regarding the proposed Beach Walk for South Hollywood Beach and occupancy levels in the Downtown Hollywood commercial core. The meeting also includes approval of meeting minutes from January, February, and March 2022.

• Presentation on proposed Beach Walk for South Hollywood Beach
• Update on occupancy for the Downtown Hollywood commercial core
• Approval of January, February, and March 2022 meeting minutes
• Monthly update on beach and downtown activities

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing site plans for two residential projects. This includes a 28-unit development at 2427 Polk Street and a 5-unit project on Taft Street. The committee will also discuss Pre-Application Conceptual Overview items.

• Site plan review for a 28-unit residential development at 2427 Polk Street
• Final site plan review for a 5-unit residential development at 5620 Taft Street
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items

Joint/Workshop

The City Commission and Community Development Advisory Board will review the proposed federal fund budget for the Community Development Division for fiscal year 2022/2023. The workshop includes presentations regarding funding recommendations for various community subrecipient programs using CDBG funds.

• Proposed FY 2022/2023 federal fund budget for the Community Development Division
• CDBG funding recommendations for Women in Distress of Broward County
• CDBG funding recommendations for Covenant House Florida, Inc.
• CDBG funding recommendations for Jewish Family Services of Broward County
• CDBG funding recommendations for National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) of Broward County

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will review several items including land use amendments and new contracts. This includes a development request for Nautilus Apartments at 3500 Washington Street and an ordinance regarding boat dock leases. The agenda also features presentations on police body camera funding.

• $1,138,658.36 contract for Hollywood Boulevard landscaping
• 84-unit development request for Nautilus Apartments at 3500 Washington Street
• $1,804,858 authorization for Wastewater Master Plan engineering services
• Increase of First-Time Home Buyer Program fees to $479,993.00
• $242,000 agreement for a new parking citation and permit system

Historic Preservation Board

The Board will consider a quasi-judicial request for demolition and design certificates at 1100 North South Lake Drive. The agenda also includes an informational item on façade changes in the Historic Hollywood Business District and a discussion regarding unsafe structures at 1312 Polk Street.

• Demolition and design request: 1100 North South Lake Drive
• Informational item: Minor Façade Changes within the Historic Hollywood Business District
• Unsafe Structures: 1312 Polk Street

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission will review several resolutions regarding city services and infrastructure. These items include engineering contracts, technology leases, and utility maintenance renewals. The meeting also includes applications for state-funded safety grants.

• Agreement with Tectonic Group International, LLC for engineering services up to $289,118.32
• Lease of 300 Dell laptops for an estimated total cost of $332,361.12 over four years
• Renewal of agreement with Allied Universal Corporation for sodium hydroxide at $575,000 annually
• Contract with VPR Construction Corporation for wastewater plant window addition for $118,210.00
• FDOT grant applications for work zone and speed enforcement totaling approximately $112,000

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency Board is reviewing several resolutions regarding local service contracts. The agenda includes renewing the Clean and Safe Ambassador Program and authorizing pressure cleaning for the Beach District. Additionally, the board will consider a producer services agreement for concerts at Young Circle.

• Renewal of Clean and Safe Ambassador Program with Mydatt Services, Inc. up to $545,000 annually
• Pressure cleaning and sealing services for the Beach District via King Of Pressure, Inc. up to $237,094.82 per year
• Backup pressure cleaning contract with Santana Pressure Cleaning Services, Inc. up to $380,780.39 per year
• ArtsPark concert series agreement with Rhythm Foundation, Inc. up to $120,000 annually

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will review preliminary and final site plans for several local projects. Discussions include multiple apartment complexes on Adams Street and Van Buren Street, along with a 112-room hotel. The committee will also consider an industrial building and a school project.

• 24-unit Prime Apartments at 2205-2211 Adams Street
• 112-room Hollywood Hotel at 1926 - 1934 Tyler Street
• 300-unit Soleste Village North at 2001 Van Buren Street
• 203-unit Soleste Village South at 2000 Van Buren Street
• 8,000 square foot industrial building at 4001 N 30th Avenue

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will consider a redevelopment agreement, ground lease, and easements for the site at 1301 South Ocean Drive. The agenda also includes several routine approvals for stormwater construction, software licenses, and insurance renewals.

• Redevelopment of 1301 South Ocean Drive via ground lease and easements
• Stormwater construction contracts up to $1,100,000.00
• Spreadsheet software licenses totaling approximately $496,921.67
• Flood insurance renewals not to exceed $58,427.00
• Termination of preconstruction agreements for Holland Park and Stan Goldman projects

The City Commission approved Resolution R-2022-037, authorizing a comprehensive agreement, ground lease, and easements with PRH 1301 S Ocean Drive, LLC (a Related Group subsidiary) for the redevelopment of 1301 South Ocean Drive. The approval came after amendments requiring the developer to pay legal fees if the city is sued, design changes to come before the Commission, and no overhead profit between Related and its own entities. The vote was 5-2, with Vice Mayor Shuham and Commissioner Anderson dissenting. The consent agenda, including flood insurance renewal, termination of preconstruction agreements, and various purchase agreements, was also adopted unanimously.

• Approved R-2022-037: 1301 S Ocean Drive redevelopment agreement with amendments (5-2)
• Adopted consent agenda unanimously (7-0)
• Approved flood insurance renewal with Hartford Fire Insurance Co. up to $58,427 (7-0)
• Terminated Phase I preconstruction agreement with D. Stephenson Construction for Holland Park project (7-0)
• Terminated Phase I preconstruction agreement with D. Stephenson Construction for Stan Goldman Restroom Renovation (7-0)
• Approved blanket purchase agreement with Stryker Sales for stretcher maintenance up to $28,654.77 (7-0)
• Approved purchase order to ARC Acquisition US for mobile computer mounting hardware for fire vehicles, $32,945.34 (7-0)
• Approved software licenses from Global Software LLC (Insightsoftware) for $496,921.67 over five years (7-0)

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will consider three quasi-judicial applications for site plans and variances. These include projects at 5300 S. State Road 7, 2717 Van Burren Street, and 1744 Federal Highway.

• Mixed-use development at 5300 S. State Road 7 with 64 residential units and 200 hotel rooms
• Prestigia Midtown residential development at 2717 Van Burren Street
• The Tropics mixed-use development at 1744 Federal Highway featuring 223 residential units

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary site plans for several residential and mixed-use developments. The meeting includes discussions on projects ranging from small apartment buildings to large-scale complexes.

• Site plan review for 452 residential units and 9,000 square feet of commercial space at 401 North Federal Highway
• Site plan review for a mixed-use development with 180 residential units at 2233 Hollywood Boulevard
• Site plan review for a 12-unit residential development at 307 S 24 Avenue
• Site plan review for a 5-unit residential development at 5620 Taft Street

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Commission will consider an ordinance to update election district boundaries and amendments to the city's land use element. The agenda also includes various utility contracts, budget amendments, and new regulations regarding beach hours and prohibited items.

• Ordinance to update district boundaries for City Commissioner elections
• $97,050.54 agreement with Aclara Technologies, LLC for water meter repairs
• FDOT funding for stormwater pump stations in amounts of $770,468 and $578,763
• $350,000 annual purchase agreement for Neptune Meters
• Ordinance regarding beach closing hours and prohibited items like tents and wide bicycles

The City Commission adopted an ordinance amending Chapter 99 to prohibit tents, adjust canopy distances, ban bicycles wider than 48 inches and low-profile recumbent cycles, and establish beach closing hours. The ordinance passed on first reading with amendments, including a 4-3 vote to close public areas east of the knee wall from 12 AM to 5 AM daily. The Commission also approved a $112.3 million contract for deep injection wells, updated election district boundaries, and approved a certificate of appropriateness for the Art and Culture Center addition.

• Adopted beach ordinance O-2022-05 on first reading (4-3)
• Approved $112,299,970 contract with Cardinal Contractors for deep injection wells (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance O-2022-03 updating election district boundaries (7-0)
• Approved design criteria and site plan for Art and Culture Center addition (7-0)
• Waived lobbyist fine for Stephanie Grutman Zauder (7-0)
• Approved $770,468 FDOT agreement for stormwater pump station design (7-0)
• Sunset Neighborhood Watch Advisory Board, continued other boards (7-0)
• Adopted boat dock fee resolution with category B fees (6-1)

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Board will consider agreements for engineering services for the A1A Linear Park and various capital projects. They will also review a funding agreement for three stormwater pump stations in the Beach District. An update on the Undergrounding of Utilities - Phase 4 Project is also scheduled.

• $578,763.00 for design of three stormwater pump stations in the Beach District
• Agreement with Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc. for A1A Linear Park Project services
• Ranking and contracting five firms for various capital project engineering services
• Update on the Undergrounding of Utilities - Phase 4 Project

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct a preliminary site plan review for a project at 500 N Federal Highway. The proposal includes 16 residential units and approximately 3,500 square feet of office and retail space. The committee will also discuss pre-application conceptual overview items.

• Site plan review for mixed-use development at 500 N Federal Highway
• Proposed 16 residential units and approximately 3,500 square feet of office/retail space
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is reviewing several ordinances related to animal care and beach regulations. The agenda also includes proposals for infrastructure projects, including water treatment plant engineering and sidewalk repairs. Additionally, the commission will consider a large-scale purchase of police vehicles.

• Ordinance amending animal care and keeping rules
• Purchase of 37 vehicles for $1,077,214.00
• Sidewalk repair contract in the amount of $199,586.01
• Ordinance regarding beach closures and prohibited items like tents and canopies
• Naming the Stanley Goldman Memorial Park skatepark 'Justice Skatepark'

The Commission adopted an ordinance amending beach regulations, banning bikes wider than 48 inches and banana bikes, and setting beach closing hours from 12 midnight to 5:00 AM. It also approved a consent agenda with multiple resolutions, including a flood insurance renewal and a water treatment plant engineering contract. The beach ordinance will return for another first reading due to changes made during the meeting.

• Adopted Consent Agenda unanimously (7-0), including flood insurance renewal for 1617 N. Surf Road and ADA transition plan.
• Adopted Ordinance O-2022-02 on second reading, amending animal care rules with exception for professional dog training.
• Adopted Resolution R-2022-045 naming the skatepark at Stanley Goldman Memorial Park as 'Justice Skatepark' (7-0).
• Adopted Section A of beach ordinance allowing canopies with no sides, no tents (except baby tents 36'x36'), canopies 20 feet apart (4-3).
• Failed motion to ban bikes wider than 30 inches in 15 months (3-4).
• Adopted motion to ban banana bikes and bikes wider than 48 inches (7-0).
• Failed motion to remove beach closing hours (1-6); adopted closing hours of 12 midnight to 5:00 AM (4-3).
• Adopted Resolution R-2022-046 to purchase 37 vehicles for $1,077,214.00 (7-0).

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will consider two quasi-judicial applications for new developments. These include a mixed-use project at 1109 N Federal Highway and an 81-unit residential complex on Fletcher Street.

• Design and site plan for 'One Oasis' mixed-use development at 1109 N Federal Highway
• Design and site plan for an 81-unit residential development at 1916 & 1926 Fletcher Street

Historic Preservation Board

The Historic Preservation Board will conduct a quasi-judicial hearing regarding a property at 1051 S Northlake Drive. The application seeks variances and a Certificate of Appropriateness for the demolition and design of a single-family home.

• Demolition and design request for 1051 S Northlake Drive

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee is reviewing preliminary site plans for two residential projects. These include a 73-unit development at 1739 Washington Street and a 34-unit development at 2035 Monroe Street. The committee will also discuss Pre-Application Conceptual Overview items.

• Site plan review for 73-unit residential development at 1739 Washington Street
• Site plan review for 34-unit residential development at 2035 Monroe Street
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items

Regular City Commission Meeting

The City Commission will consider an ordinance to establish construction standards for seawalls and tidal flooding barriers. The agenda also includes discussions on redistricting commissioner boundaries and a redevelopment agreement for 1301 South Ocean Drive.

• Ordinance establishing construction standards for seawalls and tidal flood protection
• Redistricting of City Commissioner election boundaries
• Purchase of an asphalt pothole patching machine for $458,180.44
• Sewer extension design work order not to exceed $349,145.56
• Redevelopment agreement for the site at 1301 South Ocean Drive

The Hollywood City Commission voted 5-2 to continue the resolution for the redevelopment of 1301 South Ocean Drive to the March 16, 2022 meeting, after extensive public comment and discussion. The commission also adopted ordinances on tidal flood protection and redistricting, and approved several resolutions on the consent agenda.

• Continued R-2022-037 (1301 S Ocean Drive redevelopment) to March 16, 2022 (5-2)
• Adopted O-2022-01 (tidal flood protection regulations) on second reading (7-0)
• Adopted O-2022-03 (redistricting map option 1D) on first reading (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including R-2022-030 through R-2022-034 (7-0)
• Approved R-2022-035 (Amsterdam Bar liquor privilege) continuance (7-0)
• Approved R-2022-036 (purchase of Python 5000 pothole patching machine) unanimously

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The CRA Board will receive a presentation regarding the A1A Complete Streets Project. The Executive Director will also provide an informational report on Beach and Downtown activities from the previous month.

• Presentation on the A1A Complete Streets Project
• Informational report on Beach and Downtown activities

Workshop

The City Commission is holding a workshop to kick off the FY 2023 fiscal strategy. Dr. Wazir Ishmael, City Manager, will provide opening remarks. The commission will discuss and develop its fiscal priorities.

• Opening remarks on the FY 2023 Fiscal Strategy Kick-Off
• Discussion and development of Commission fiscal priorities

Planning and Development Board

The Planning and Development Board will consider several development applications and a citywide zoning amendment. The agenda includes requests for a warehouse/distribution center, residential developments, and changes to impact fee regulations.

• Design review for a 200,000 square foot warehouse/distribution center at 1700 Eller Drive
• Extension of approval for a 12-unit residential development at Crispus Commons - Parcel A
• Variance and site plan for the 30-unit Jackson Apartments at 2815 Jackson Street
• Citywide text amendment to zoning regulations regarding impact fees

Regular Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting

The Hollywood CRA Board will consider changing regular meeting dates for October 2022 and January 2023. The board is also reviewing an agreement with Burkhardt Construction Inc. for the Broadwalk Access Management Project from Monroe Street to Sherman Street.

• Agreement with Burkhardt Construction Inc. for Broadwalk Access Management Project ($1,891,809.27 plus up to $80,000 in permit fees)
• Resolution to change regular CRA Board meeting dates for October 2022 and January 2023
• Resolution appointing a Vice-Chairperson for a one-year term

Regular City Commission Meeting

The Hollywood City Commission is reviewing several resolutions for approval. These include budget amendments and various city contracts. The agenda also covers infrastructure projects and public safety equipment.

• $300,000 addition to the Small Business Relief Program via ARPA funds
• $50,000 settlement with Gloria Ortiz
• $292,269 contract for David Park Tennis Center roof replacement
• $268,900 change order for New Police Headquarters services
• $75,000 agreement for the Citywide Outdoor Banner Program

The Hollywood City Commission unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included budget amendments, a $50,000 settlement with Gloria Ortiz, and a $300,000 expansion of the Small Business Relief Program using federal COVID funds. The Commission also passed two ordinances on first reading: one establishing tidal flood protection standards for seawalls and another amending animal care regulations. A change order for the new police headquarters was approved 6-1, with Commissioner Callari opposed.

• Approved consent agenda including budget amendments and capital plan changes (7-0)
• Approved $50,000 settlement with Gloria Ortiz (7-0)
• Expanded Small Business Relief Program by $300,000 using ARPA funds (7-0)
• Approved $292,269 construction contract for David Park Tennis Center roof replacement (7-0)
• Approved $268,900 change order for police headquarters environmental assessments (6-1)
• Adopted on first reading ordinance establishing tidal flood protection standards (7-0)
• Adopted on first reading ordinance amending animal care regulations (7-0)
• Authorized seeking up to $10M in loans for pension settlement and vehicle purchases (7-0)

Technical Advisory Committee

The Technical Advisory Committee will conduct a final site plan review for a mixed-use project featuring 802 residential units and approximately 180,000 square feet of commercial and office space. The committee will also discuss pre-application conceptual overview items.

• Final site plan review for 1701 E Young Circle (File No. 21-DPV-27)
• Discussion of Pre-Application Conceptual Overview (PACO) items