Wilton Manors meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Wilton Manors: Summer recess cancels meetings; commission to weigh rezoning, budget

The Wilton Manors City Commission and Planning and Zoning Board cancelled their August meetings due to summer recess, leaving no decisions from the past two weeks. The next regular commission meeting on Aug. 25 will consider a rezoning of Wilton Drive properties and finalize the FY 2026-27 property tax rates.

Recent meetings

Planning and Zoning Board (Aug. 10) – The meeting was cancelled. No items were listed for discussion or decision.

City Commission (Aug. 11) – The 7:00 p.m. meeting was cancelled because of summer recess. The next regular meeting is set for Aug. 25 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall Commission Chambers, 2020 Wilton Drive.

Recreation Advisory Board (Aug. 19) – The board was scheduled to elect officers, approve minutes, and review FY 2027 budget updates. Staff also planned to discuss three cosponsorship requests (Love Wins 5K, Mistletoe Market / Friends of the Library, and Plays of Wilton). No decisions have been reported; minutes are not yet published.

Upcoming meetings

Library Advisory Board (Aug. 24) – The board will review proposed changes to the FY27 fee schedule. Public comments and new business are also on the agenda.

City Commission budget workshop (Aug. 25) – This is the third budget workshop for FY 2026-27. The commission will review proposed budget changes, consider the combined budget summary, and finalize the millage (property tax) rates, including the residential property tax impact. Public comments are invited.

City Commission regular meeting (Aug. 25) – The commission will hold public hearings and decisions on several items, including:

• First reading of Ordinance No. 2026-018 to rezone 2200-2292 Wilton Drive from the Wilton Drive Arts and Entertainment District to Planned Unit Development M (PUD-M), contingent on allocating 89 flexibility/redevelopment units.
• Resolution No. 2026-052 approving a subaward for the Watershed Master Plan (Project No. 4673-305-P63).
• Resolution No. 2026-054 approving the Wilton Drive Improvement District FY 2026-2027 budget.
• Resolution No. 2026-056 approving an agreement with Kailas Corp. for NW 3rd Avenue Drainage Improvements.
• Discussion of a bid protest by Laz Florida Parking LLC.

Coming up

• **Library Advisory Board** – Aug. 24, time not specified.
• **City Commission budget workshop** – Aug. 25, 7:00 p.m., City Hall Commission Chambers.
• **City Commission regular meeting** – Aug. 25, 7:00 p.m., City Hall Commission Chambers.

Wilton Manors boards hold no decisions as summer recess cancels several meetings

No decisions were recorded by Wilton Manors boards in the past two weeks. Several meetings were cancelled due to summer recess, and the agendas that were published have not yet produced minutes. The most significant item on the recent agendas was a review of a proposed medical marijuana retail center.

Medical marijuana retail center review

The Development Review Committee's Aug. 4 agenda included two applications from Guenni Holdings LLC for a medical marijuana retail center at 420 E. Oakland Park Boulevard. The project, named Pure Beauty, consists of a conditional use request (CU 26-01) and a site plan (SP 26-03). The site is in the Transit Oriented Corridor West (TOC-W) zoning district. Reviewers from the Fire Prevention, Police, and Emergency Management departments were to assess the proposals. No minutes have been published.

Public art projects

The Public Art Advisory Board's Aug. 4 agenda included a vote on its FY2026-2027 Annual Project Plan and three artist calls. The board was set to approve a library mural project with a budget of $25,000–$30,000 and a pickleball windscreen project with a budget of $20,000–$25,000. It also considered rescheduling its Nov. 2, 2026 meeting. No minutes have been published.

Community affairs and grants

The Community Affairs Advisory Board met Aug. 5 to discuss outreach, budget, and grants. The agenda included a request from Friends of Wilton Manors Parks for $2,500 for lighting at Rachel Richardson Park. The board also discussed a strategy to request an increase to its budget, a revision of the Senior Resource Guide including Spanish translation, exploration of accessory dwelling units, and nominations for Hispanic Heritage and LGBTQ+ History Months. No decisions have been published.

Cancelled meetings

The special magistrate hearings scheduled for August were cancelled due to summer recess. The Planning and Zoning Board meeting scheduled for Aug. 10 was also cancelled. The City Commission meeting scheduled for Aug. 11 was cancelled; the next regular meeting is set for Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. in the City Hall Commission Chambers at 2020 Wilton Drive.

Coming up

The next City Commission meeting is scheduled for Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 2020 Wilton Drive. No other meetings are listed in the next 14 days.

Wilton Manors boards review medical marijuana retail center, public art projects

This week's Wilton Manors board meetings focused on a proposed medical marijuana retail center, public art projects, and community outreach. No decisions have been published yet, as minutes are pending. Several meetings were cancelled due to summer recess.

Development Review Committee

On Aug. 4, the Development Review Committee met to consider two applications for a medical marijuana retail center at 420 E. Oakland Park Boulevard. The project, named Pure Beauty and owned by Guenni Holdings LLC, includes a conditional use application (CU 26-01) and a site plan (SP 26-03). The site is in the Transit Oriented Corridor West (TOC-W) zoning district. Reviewers from the Fire Prevention, Police, and Emergency Management departments will assess the proposals. No decision has been published.

Public Art Advisory Board

Also on Aug. 4, the Public Art Advisory Board met to consider its FY2026-2027 Annual Project Plan and three artist calls. The board discussed approving a library mural project with a budget of $25,000–$30,000 and a pickleball windscreen project with a budget of $20,000–$25,000. It also considered rescheduling its Nov. 2, 2026 meeting due to an updated project timeline. Budgets, artist selection, and project scope were discussed for the two new artworks. No decisions have been published.

Community Affairs Advisory Board

On Aug. 5, the Community Affairs Advisory Board met to receive updates from its chair and city liaison, hear sponsorship requests, and discuss ongoing initiatives. Among the items: a $2,500 request from Friends of Wilton Manors Parks for Rachel Richardson Park lighting, a strategy to request an increase to the CAAB budget, a Senior Resource Guide revision including Spanish translation, exploration of Accessory Dwelling Units, and status of honoree nominations for Hispanic Heritage and LGBTQ+ History Months. The board also discussed various city event proposals. No decisions have been published.

Cancellations

The August special magistrate hearings were cancelled due to summer recess. The Planning and Zoning Board meeting scheduled for Aug. 10 was also cancelled. The City Commission meeting scheduled for Aug. 11 at 7 p.m. was cancelled; the next regular meeting is Aug. 25 at 7 p.m. in the City Hall Commission Chambers at 2020 Wilton Drive.

Coming up

• Aug. 25, 7 p.m.: City Commission regular meeting, City Hall Commission Chambers, 2020 Wilton Drive.

Wilton Manors Commission Tackles FY 2026-2027 Budget, Millage Rates, and Parking Rules; Marijuana Retail Center Review Ahead

City Commission Reviews FY 2026-2027 Budget and Proposed Millage Rates

The Wilton Manors City Commission held its second budget workshop on July 22, 2026, reviewing the FY 2026-2027 Recommended Budget Book. The session included a budget overview from the City Manager and a final report from the Financial Advisory Board. Minutes have not yet been published, so outcomes of the workshop are not yet confirmed.

Also on July 22, the Commission was scheduled to consider three resolutions setting proposed tax and assessment rates for the coming fiscal year:

• **Resolution No. 2026-046**: A proposed operating millage rate of 6.2270 and a voted debt service millage of 0.1598 for the 2008 City Hall Bond.
• **Resolution No. 2026-047**: An estimated rate for fire services assessments for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026.
• **Resolution No. 2026-048**: A preliminary annual assessment roll for the Jenada gated entrance improvement assessment.

Because minutes are not yet available, it is not confirmed whether these resolutions were adopted.

Parking and Alcohol Location Rules Up for Second Reading

On July 23, 2026, the Commission was scheduled to hold second readings on two ordinances:

• **Ordinance No. 2026-013**: Amending design standards for off-street parking.
• **Ordinance No. 2026-015**: Amending distance requirements for businesses selling alcoholic beverages.

The same meeting included a police department efficiency review and three service contract resolutions:

• **Resolution No. 2026-049**: Agreement with Butler Group of South Florida, LLC d/b/a Nextaff for school crossing guard services.
• **Resolution No. 2026-050**: Agreement with Tetra Tech, Inc. for disaster debris monitoring.
• **Resolution No. 2026-051**: Agreement with Horsepower Electric, Inc for the 50th Year CDBG Powerline Road crossing lighting project.

Outcomes are not yet confirmed pending publication of minutes.

Library Advisory Board Discusses Mission, Rules, and 2027 Anniversary

The Wilton Manors Library Advisory Board met July 20, 2026, with agenda items including revisions to its mission statement and to library rules and regulations, plus planning for the library's 2027 anniversary celebration. Old business items included discussion of non-city resident library card fees and an update on the art policy and proposed library mural. Minutes are not yet published.

Coming Up

Several meetings are scheduled in the next two weeks, while others are canceled due to summer recess.

• **August 4 — Development Review Committee**: Will review two applications for a medical marijuana retail center called Pure Beauty, proposed by Guenni Holdings LLC at 420 E. Oakland Park Boulevard in the Transit Oriented Corridor West (TOC-W) zoning district. Items include Conditional Use Application CU 26-01 and Site Plan Application SP 26-03.
• **August 4 — Public Art Advisory Board**: Will vote on its FY2026-2027 Annual Project Plan and artist calls for a library mural ($25,000–$30,000 budget) and a pickleball windscreen ($20,000–$25,000 budget). The board will also consider rescheduling its November 2, 2026 meeting.
• **August 5 — Community Affairs Advisory Board**: Will discuss a $2,500 sponsorship request from Friends of Wilton Manors Parks for Rachel Richardson Park lighting, a status update on the CAAB budget increase strategy, a Senior Resource Guide revision including Spanish translation, accessory dwelling unit exploration, and honoree nominations for Hispanic Heritage and LGBTQ+ History Months.
• **August 5 — Special Magistrate Hearings**: Canceled due to summer recess.
• **August 10 — Planning and Zoning Board**: Canceled.
• **August 11 — City Commission**: Canceled due to summer recess. The next regular Commission meeting is scheduled for August 25, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall Commission Chambers at 2020 Wilton Drive.

Special Magistrate cuts code-violation liens by more than $400,000 across seven properties

The Wilton Manors Special Magistrate reduced property liens totaling more than $400,000 in reductions at its July 8 hearing, after determining that property owners had come into compliance with code violations.

Special Magistrate grants lien reductions

The Magistrate approved seven lien reductions at the July 8 hearing:

• **351 NE 19 Place 109K**: reduced from $149,750.00 to $16,286.00
• **2520 North Andrews Avenue**: reduced from $98,750.00 to $51,069.85
• **317 NW 27 Street**: reduced from $138,500.00 to $21,701.00
• **2520 North Andrews Avenue** (second case): reduced from $139,750.00 to $70,594.85
• **1401 NE 21 Street**: reduced from $104,250.00 to $4,261.00
• **2324 NE 17 Terrace**: reduced from $49,250.00 to $8,098.00
• **2133 North Dixie Hwy**: reduced from $27,500.00 to $14,411.00

The Magistrate also certified fines and recorded a lien for 42 NE 25 Street, granted a motion to stay a final order pending appeal for 648 NW 30 CT, and continued the case for 1440-1444 NE 26 Street to September 2, 2026.

Development Review Committee to weigh duplex and 18-unit revision

On July 7, the Development Review Committee was scheduled to review two site plan applications: a duplex at 2420 NE 7 Avenue requiring a flexibility unit allocation, and a revision to a previously approved site plan for the 18-unit Wilton 114 LLC multifamily project at 114-124 NW 25 St and 117 NW 24 St. The revision addresses traffic flow and trash receptacle locations. Minutes for this meeting have not yet been published.

Wilton Drive Improvement District budget on the table

The Wilton Drive Improvement District met July 8 to consider Resolution 2026-001, adopting the FY2026-2027 budget for transmittal to the City Commission, and Resolution 2026-002, imposing non-ad valorem assessments for FY2026-2027 and setting a public hearing. The board was also scheduled to receive updates on the Wilton Drive Block Party and Wilton Drive Uplighting, and to discuss district sponsorship of the city's Holiday Lighting Ceremony. Minutes are not yet available.

City Commission agenda includes parking and alcohol ordinances

The City Commission met July 14 with several items on the agenda, including evaluation of an Infiltration & Inflow Reduction Program proposal, first readings of Ordinance No. 2026-013 (amending design standards for off-street parking) and Ordinance No. 2026-015 (amending alcoholic beverage distance requirements and location restrictions), Resolution No. 2026-042 (agreement with PropertyRoom.com, Inc. for police auction services), and Resolution No. 2026-043 (memorandum of understanding for biometric facial analysis access). Minutes have not yet been published.

Boards hold organizational meetings

On July 13, the Historic Preservation Board was scheduled to swear in new members, elect a chair and vice chair, and approve April 13, 2026 meeting minutes. The Planning and Zoning Board was also scheduled to swear in new members and elect leadership, with the Unified Land Development Regulations code rewrite as its primary discussion topic. The Finance Advisory Board met July 13 to review the FY2027 budget overview and the FY2026-27 recommended budget, and held a routine meeting July 16 with no specific proposals listed. Minutes for these meetings are not yet available.

Coming up

Wilton Manors Library Advisory Board — July 20, 2026. The board will discuss revisions to its mission statement and to library rules and regulations, plan the library's 2027 anniversary celebration, and review ongoing topics including non-city resident library card fees and the proposed library mural.

Wilton Manors boards weighed lien reductions, district budget, and development plans last week

Three Wilton Manors boards met the week of July 7, 2026, but minutes have not yet been published for any of the sessions. What follows reflects the published agendas only; no outcomes, votes, or decisions can be confirmed until the minutes are released.

Development Review Committee — July 7

The Development Review Committee was scheduled to review two site plan applications. The first was a duplex at 2420 NE 7 Avenue requiring a flexibility unit allocation. The second was a revision to a previously approved site plan for an 18-unit multifamily project by Wilton 114 LLC, located at 114–124 NW 25 St and 117 NW 24 St. The revision addressed traffic flow and trash receptacle locations.

A public comment period was also on the agenda, with three minutes allotted per person.

Because minutes are not yet available, it is not known whether the committee approved either application.

Special Magistrate Hearings — July 8

The Special Magistrate was set to review 20 code compliance and lien reduction cases. Several involved significant dollar amounts:

• **351 NE 19 Place** — lien reduction request of $149,750.00
• **2520 North Andrews Avenue** — lien reduction requests of $98,750.00 and $139,750.00
• **317 NW 27 Street** — lien reduction request of $138,500.00
• **1401 NE 21 Street** — lien reduction request of $104,250.00

The agenda also listed vacation rental standard violations at 424 NE 27 Drive.

The magistrate's role was to determine whether properties had returned to compliance and to decide on reducing accumulated fines. No outcomes are confirmed pending publication of the minutes.

Wilton Drive Improvement District — July 8

The Wilton Drive Improvement District board was scheduled to consider two resolutions:

• **Resolution 2026-001** — adopting the FY2026-2027 budget for transmittal to the City Commission
• **Resolution 2026-002** — imposing non-ad valorem assessments for FY2026-2027 and setting a public hearing

If adopted, the budget resolution would be sent to the City Commission for final action. The assessment resolution would establish property charges within the district and schedule a public hearing.

The board was also set to receive updates on the Wilton Drive Block Party and Wilton Drive Uplighting, and to discuss a district sponsorship of the City of Wilton Manors Holiday Lighting Ceremony, a business recognition program, and performance measures.

No vote tallies or final figures are available.

Coming up

Four meetings are scheduled for the week of July 13:

• **July 13 — Historic Preservation Board:** Organizational meeting to swear in new members, elect a chair and vice chair, and approve April 13, 2026 meeting minutes. No substantive decisions or public hearings are scheduled.
• **July 13 — Planning and Zoning Board:** New members will be sworn in and leadership elected. The board will discuss the ongoing code rewrite of the city's Unified Land Development Regulations.
• **July 13 — Financial Advisory Board / BRAC:** Discussion of the FY2027 budget overview and the recommended budget for FY2026-27.
• **July 14 — City Commission:** Agenda includes evaluation of an Infiltration & Inflow Reduction Program proposal; first readings of Ordinance No. 2026-013 (off-street parking design standards) and Ordinance No. 2026-015 (alcoholic beverage distance requirements and location restrictions); Resolution No. 2026-042 (agreement with PropertyRoom.com, Inc. for police auction services); and Resolution No. 2026-043 (memorandum of understanding for biometric facial analysis access).

The City Commission meeting on July 14 is likely to draw the most public interest, given the proposed ordinances on parking and alcohol location rules.

Wilton Manors roundup: Commission eyed solid waste deal, permits; magistrate lien cases ahead

City Commission — June 23

The City Commission had two meetings scheduled for June 23. The first was a procedural workshop on the Broward County Solid Waste Authority's master plan, with no votes scheduled. Commissioners were set to receive a presentation and discuss amendments to the interlocal agreement with the Broward County Solid Waste Authority.

The second meeting included several items on the agenda for consideration:

• **Resolution 2026-036**: Amendments to the solid waste disposal interlocal agreement with Broward County.
• **Resolution 2026-039**: A revocable license for a law enforcement surveillance system in county right-of-way.
• **Specific Use Permit SUP 26-01**: Extending alcohol sale hours at 2209 Wilton Drive.
• **Resolution 2026-040**: A contract with M & M Asphalt Maintenance to resurface the Kids in Distress parking lot.
• **Resolution 2026-041**: The fifteenth amendment to an engineering contract with Baxter & Woodman for wayfinding project survey services.

The commission was also scheduled to appoint members to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the Planning and Zoning Board, and to consider a special event permit for Wicked Manors.

Note: Minutes for both June 23 meetings have not yet been published. The items above reflect what was on the agenda; outcomes and vote tallies are not yet available in the public record.

Recreation Advisory Board — June 24

The Parks & Recreation Advisory Board was scheduled to elect officers, discuss the FY 2027 budget for parks and recreation, and select an Employee of the Quarter. Facilities custodians Annette Prince and Matthew Hinds were nominated for Employee of the Quarter. The board was also set to hear public comments on park improvements and programs and receive an update on park improvements and special events.

Minutes for this meeting have not yet been published.

Coming up

Development Review Committee — July 7: The committee will review two site plan applications. The first is a duplex at 2420 NE 7 Ave requiring a flexibility unit allocation. The second is a revision to a previously approved site plan for an 18-unit multifamily project by Wilton 114 LLC at 114-124 NW 25 St and 117 NW 24 St, addressing traffic flow and trash receptacle locations. Public comment is allowed on any issue, with a 3-minute limit per person.

Special Magistrate Hearings — July 8: The Special Magistrate will review approximately 20 code compliance and lien reduction cases. Several involve significant dollar amounts:

• 351 NE 19 Place — lien reduction request of $149,750.00
• 2520 North Andrews Avenue — lien reduction requests of $98,750.00 and $139,750.00
• 317 NW 27 Street — lien reduction request of $138,500.00
• 1401 NE 21 Street — lien reduction request of $104,250.00
• 424 NE 27 Drive — vacation rental standard violations

The magistrate will determine whether properties have returned to compliance and decide on reducing accumulated fines.

Historic Preservation Board — July 13: An organizational meeting to swear in new members, elect a chair and vice chair, and approve minutes from the April 13, 2026 meeting. No substantive decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

Planning and Zoning Board — July 13: New members will be sworn in and leadership elected. The board will discuss the ongoing code rewrite project for the city's Unified Land Development Regulations (ULDRs).

Wilton Manors Commission Weighs Solid Waste Pact, Code Violations Loom

City commissioners considered changes to a decades-old solid waste agreement with Broward County, while a series of upcoming meetings will tackle everything from a revised 18-unit apartment plan to $149,750 in code enforcement liens.

Commission agenda includes solid waste, alcohol permit and surveillance

On June 23, the City Commission took up several items that could shape services and development. A resolution to approve amendments to the interlocal solid waste disposal agreement with Broward County was on the consent agenda, along with a specific use permit to extend alcohol sale hours at 2209 Wilton Drive. Commissioners also weighed a revocable license for a law enforcement surveillance system in county right-of-way, a paving contract for the Kids in Distress parking lot, and the fifteenth amendment to an engineering contract for wayfinding surveys. The meeting was a business session with votes scheduled, though minutes are not yet published. Earlier that day, a workshop gave commissioners a presentation and discussion on the Broward County Solid Waste Authority’s master plan update.

Parks board talks budget, employee recognition

The Recreation Advisory Board met June 24 to elect officers, discuss the FY 2027 parks and recreation budget, and select an Employee of the Quarter. Two facilities custodians, Annette Prince and Matthew Hinds, were nominated for the honor. The board also heard public comments on park improvements and special events. Minutes are pending.

Upcoming meetings tackle development, fines and code rewrite

A busy week ahead will bring several public bodies together.

July 7: Development Review Committee

The DRC will review a revised site plan for an 18-unit multifamily project by Wilton 114 LLC at 114-124 NW 25th Street and 117 NW 24th Street, with changes to traffic flow and trash receptacle locations. Also on the agenda: a duplex at 2420 NE 7th Avenue requiring one flexibility unit. The committee meets at City Hall; public comment is available.

July 8: Special Magistrate Hearings

Twenty code compliance and lien reduction cases are scheduled, including four requests to slash six-figure fines. The largest ask comes from 351 NE 19th Place, where the owner is seeking reduction of a $149,750 lien. Other properties seeking relief include 2520 North Andrews Avenue ($98,750 and $139,750), 317 NW 27th Street ($138,500) and 1401 NE 21st Street ($104,250). The magistrate will also review a vacation rental standards violation at 424 NE 27th Drive.

July 13: Historic Preservation Board

A brief organizational meeting will swear in new members, elect a chair and vice chair, and approve the April 13 meeting minutes. No public hearings are scheduled.

July 13: Planning and Zoning Board

After swearing in new members and electing leadership, the board will dive into the ongoing rewrite of the city’s Unified Land Development Regulations. The discussion is the sole substantive item on the agenda.