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Plain-English weekly recaps written from official meeting records. 5 weeks available.

Weeks

Week of 2026-08-24

Davie boards to weigh development, code cases, and historic market

This week's Davie government meetings are largely agenda-setting, with no final decisions or votes published yet. The most consequential items are scheduled for the Planning & Zoning Board, which will review seven development applications, and the Special Magistrate, who will hear more than 30 code enforcement cases. All recent meeting minutes remain unpublished.

Planning & Zoning Board (Aug. 11)

The board is set to hold quasi-judicial hearings on seven development applications, including site plans for Osprey Preserve, Sirage Estate, Manheim Parking Addition, and Oaks Townhomes, plus variances for Sirage Estate and Walach, and a rezoning for Oaks Townhomes. Specific items include:

The board will also hold public hearings on two Land Development Code amendments concerning plat code (ZBTXT26-080) and landscape code (ZBTXT26-110). Minutes from June and July 2026 meetings are up for approval.

Special Magistrate (Aug. 20)

The Special Magistrate will hold a formal hearing to address numerous code compliance cases, including contested matters, non-compliance issues, and citations. Many cases are continuations from previous hearings, covering violations such as unsafe buildings, missing permits, and property maintenance. Examples include:

The meeting is open to the public and includes a pledge of allegiance and swearing-in.

Other recent meetings

Veteran's Advisory Committee (Aug. 11) – The committee met to approve May 19, 2026 minutes, discuss old business including Davie Police Department Veterans Assistance, and brainstorm new veterans programs, events, initiatives, and breakfast guest speakers. The agenda was routine and discussion-oriented, with no votes on ordinances or contracts listed.

Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee (Aug. 19) – The committee discussed a Request For Proposals (RFP) for an Artisan Market, presented by Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts. No other items were listed.

Coming up

Historic Preservation Board (Aug. 25) – The board will approve minutes from May 19, 2026, hear a presentation on the Roscioli Yachting Center, consider the 2026 Davie Pioneer Nominee, and continue discussion on the Historic Resource Map. No dollar amounts or zoning changes are listed on the agenda.

Week of 2026-08-10

Davie roundup: Budget committee cancelled; planning board to weigh seven development applications

The Budget Advisory Committee's July 27 meeting was cancelled and rescheduled to October 26 at 5:00 p.m. No other decisions from recent town meetings have been published, as minutes are not yet available. The Planning & Zoning Board will meet Aug. 11 to review seven development applications, including a rezoning and site plan for Oaks Townhomes.

Recent meetings

Budget Advisory Committee (July 27)

The meeting was cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for October 26, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.

Public Art Advisory Committee (July 27)

The committee met to receive updates on ongoing art installations and projects. Agenda items included updates on Painted Horses Round 2, Utility Box Round 2, Bike Rack, Dominos/Chess Tables, and Owl Lookout Park Seating and Town Hall Significant Sculpture. No decisions were published.

Youth Education & Safety Advisory Committee (July 27)

The committee discussed e-bike safety education. The agenda also included approval of the April 13, 2026 meeting minutes. No decisions were published.

Special Magistrate (July 28)

The Special Magistrate held hearings on building and code compliance cases. Cases included Building Safety Inspection Program matters for properties at 4126 SW 47 Avenue and 11000 Cameron Court; unsafe building hearings for 6650 Griffin Road, 2924 Davie Road, and 3440 SW 76 Terrace; building permit requirement cases for 4410-4484 Weston Road and 15010 E Falcons Lea Drive; Local Business Tax Receipt cases for 4601-4777 S University Drive and 7331-7399 Davie Road Extension; and non-compliance hearings for overgrowth at Phoenix Avenue and building safety at 6490 Griffin Road. No decisions were published.

Upcoming meetings

Planning & Zoning Board (Aug. 11)

The board will hold quasi-judicial hearings on seven development applications. These include a site plan for Osprey Preserve at 5200 Kingfisher Way (SP24-207); a site plan and variance for Sirage Estate at 10840 SW 23rd Street (SP25-184 and V25-185); a site plan for Manheim Parking Addition at 5191 South State Road 7 (SP25-244); and a rezoning and site plan for Oaks Townhomes at 951 SW 121st Avenue (ZB23-175 and SP23-177). The board will also hold public hearings on two Land Development Code amendments: the Plat Code (ZBTXT26-080) and the Landscape Code (ZBTXT26-110). Minutes from June and July 2026 meetings are up for approval.

Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee (Aug. 19)

The committee will discuss a Request For Proposals (RFP) for an Artisan Market, submitted by Parks, Recreation & Cultural Arts.

Coming up

Week of 2026-08-03

Davie advisory committees tackle code cases, e-bike safety, and public art; budget meeting cancelled

Davie's advisory committees held a busy stretch of meetings in late July, covering code enforcement, environmental programs, public art, and youth safety. However, minutes have not yet been published for any of the meetings, so outcomes of agenda items are not yet confirmed in the public record. The Budget Advisory Committee's July 27 meeting was cancelled.

Special Magistrate hears code and building cases

The Special Magistrate met July 28 to hear a range of contested matters and non-compliance cases. The agenda listed Building Safety Inspection Program cases for properties at 4126 SW 47 Avenue and 11000 Cameron Court. Unsafe building hearings were scheduled for 6650 Griffin Road, 2924 Davie Road, and 3440 SW 76 Terrace. Building permit requirement cases were listed for 4410-4484 Weston Road and 15010 E Falcons Lea Drive. Local Business Tax Receipt cases were on the agenda for 4601-4777 S University Drive and 7331-7399 Davie Road Extension. Non-compliance hearings covered overgrowth at Phoenix Avenue and building safety at 6490 Griffin Road. Because minutes are not yet published, the results of these hearings are not available.

Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee

On July 21, the Agricultural and Environmental Advisory Committee was scheduled to review recycling garden workshops, with an update by Chad Pezoldt, and a composting recommendation update. The committee also planned to receive an update on the Judy Paul Farm Park. Other agenda items included the 2026 Sustainability Awards, a 2026 Gardens Matter Day update by Chad Pezoldt, and the town's Tree City USA status. The agenda included approval of April 21, 2026 minutes and a public comment period.

Public Art Advisory Committee

The Public Art Advisory Committee met July 27 to receive updates on several ongoing art installations. Agenda items included Painted Horses Round 2, Utility Box Round 2, a Bike Rack update, and a Dominos/Chess Tables update. The committee was also scheduled to review updates on Owl Lookout Park Seating and the Town Hall Significant Sculpture.

Youth Education & Safety Advisory Committee

Also on July 27, the Youth Education and Safety Advisory Committee was set to discuss e-bike safety education. The agenda included approval of minutes from the April 13, 2026 meeting.

Budget Advisory Committee meeting cancelled

The Budget Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for July 27 was cancelled. The next meeting is scheduled for October 26, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the next 14 days, according to the available agenda data. Residents who want to track outcomes from the late July meetings should watch for published minutes from the town clerk's office, which will confirm what was decided at each session.

Week of 2026-07-20

Davie boards weigh Prestige Stirling Townhomes proposal; Special Magistrate hears code cases

Davie's land-use boards spent the past week focused on the proposed Prestige Stirling Townhomes at 10601 Stirling Road, a project that spans rezoning, variances, a site plan, and a land use plan amendment. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of the three recent meetings, only what was scheduled for consideration can be reported — no decisions, votes, or outcomes are confirmed in the available records.

Planning & Zoning Board — July 14

The Planning & Zoning Board was scheduled to hold public hearings and quasi-judicial proceedings on two development applications.

The first was a standalone variance (V26-039) for property at 10465 Southwest 17th Manor.

The second was a comprehensive proposal for Prestige Stirling Townhomes at 10601 Stirling Road, comprising:

The board was also scheduled to approve minutes from its May 12, 2026 meeting.

United Ranches Preservation Board — July 15

The United Ranches Preservation Board took up the same Prestige Stirling Townhomes project, considering rezoning application ZB24-162, site plan SP24-166, and the same three variances (V24-163, V24-164, V24-165). A public hearing on the related land use plan amendment was also scheduled.

In addition, the board was set to select a chair and vice chair and receive ethics training.

Special Magistrate — July 16

The Special Magistrate was scheduled to hear five code compliance cases:

No outcomes are available; minutes have not been published.

What this means for residents

The Prestige Stirling Townhomes proposal, if approved, would change the zoning and land use designation at 10601 Stirling Road and allow a townhome development with reduced landscape standards, a reduced landscape buffer, and narrower parking spaces than current code requires. Residents who want to know how the boards ruled should watch for published minutes or contact the town clerk.

The Special Magistrate cases address property maintenance and safety violations at specific addresses; outcomes could include fines or compliance orders, but none are confirmed in the current record.

Coming up

Week of 2026-06-29

Davie Special Magistrate Reviews Code Enforcement Cases; Townhomes Rezoning on July 15

Davie’s Special Magistrate heard a docket of contested building code and permit enforcement cases on June 23, covering properties from residential condos to commercial sites. No votes were taken, as the meeting was a quasi-judicial hearing. Meanwhile, the United Ranches Preservation Board is set to consider a major townhome development at its July 15 meeting.

Special Magistrate reviews enforcement cases

The June 23 Special Magistrate meeting addressed multiple contested citations and abatement orders. The agenda included unsafe building hearings for properties at 6650 Griffin Road and 2924 Davie Road; permit enforcement cases at 4490 Weston Road and 7060 State Road 84; and citations for abandoned property storage at 13050 SW 9th Street and 13420 SW 7th Place. Also on the docket were contested building safety inspections at Sundance at Davie Condo on South University Drive and Weston Road Edens LLC on Weston Road, as well as landscape and tree abuse enforcement for Nob Hill Partners at 6250-6370 Griffin Road.

The Special Magistrate is a routine enforcement proceeding and did not involve any policy or budget changes. Minutes have not yet been published.

Coming up: Prestige Stirling Townhomes rezoning

The United Ranches Preservation Board will meet July 15 to consider a rezoning, site plan, and three variances for the Prestige Stirling Townhomes project at 10601 Stirling Road. The board will also select a chair and vice chair and receive ethics training.

Items on the agenda include:

A public hearing is scheduled for a related land use plan amendment. The meeting will be held at a location and time to be confirmed on the town’s agenda portal.

No other meetings are scheduled in Davie for the next two weeks.

Generated from official meeting agendas and minutes — every underlying document is linked from the city page. Read the primary source before you rely on a detail.