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Hollywood

Meeting

May 6, 2026

What happened

Statura summary

Hollywood’s commission spent the night on land-use and growth policy, with the biggest move being a comprehensive-plan amendment that adds 4,379 mid- and high-rise residential units while cutting 1,000,000 square feet of commercial space in the city’s transit-oriented area. A second major zoning action cleared for 0.59 acres at 2200 Jackson Street and related parcels, and another comp-plan change added 8,000 more residential units while reducing 200,000 square feet of office in the regional activity center. Taken together, the package points to a continued pivot toward denser housing and away from some commercial and office capacity. On the operational side, commissioners also approved a $520,000 three-year crime-analytics software contract with Peregrine Technologies, a grant application for a federal Safe Streets and Roads for All award tied to the Vision Zero action plan, and a series of procurement items including utility location services, generators, scanning services, and a citywide answering/information contract. The board also extended the Emerald Hills Safety Enhancement District and vacated a portion of Fletcher Street. Ceremonial items and proclamations were handled alongside the business agenda. No major split votes were provided in the record, and no deferred items were flagged for a future meeting.

Statura-generated summary of the official agenda and minutes. Verbatim per-item votes and dollar figures are in the Agenda & votes tab.

Key decisions

  1. Amending the Future Land Use Element to Add 4,379 Residential Units and Reduce 1,000,000 Square Feet of Commercial in the Transit-Oriented Area
    Approved

    Amends the comprehensive plan to allow 4,379 additional mid-rise and high-rise residential units while removing 1,000,000 square feet of commercial capacity in the transit-oriented area.

  2. Zoning Change for 0.59 Acres at 2200 Jackson Street and Related Parcels
    Approved

    Changes the zoning designation for 0.59 acres and associated parcels at and near 2200 Jackson Street, clearing the way for redevelopment under the new zoning.

  3. Amending the Future Land Use Element to Add 8,000 Residential Units and Reduce 200,000 Square Feet of Office Uses
    Approved

    Updates the comprehensive plan to permit 8,000 more mid-rise and high-rise residential units while reducing 200,000 square feet of office uses in the regional activity center.

  4. Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Application for the Vision Zero Action Plan
    Approved

    Ratifies the city’s application for a federal transportation safety grant to support the Vision Zero Action Plan project.

  5. Master Services Agreement with Peregrine Technologies for Crime Analyst Software
    Approved

    Authorizes a three-year agreement worth up to $520,000 for crime-analytics software services.

  6. Final Ranking for Utility Location Services and Agreement with Craig A. Smith & Associates
    Approved

    Approves the contractor ranking and authorizes negotiations and an agreement with the top-ranked firm for utility location services.

  7. Third Renewal and Change Order to Blanket Purchase Agreement with Airgas
    Approved

    Extends and modifies the city’s existing supply contract for liquid gases and related delivery services.

  8. Purchase of Eight Trailer-Mounted Generators from Gold Coast JCB
    Approved

    Authorizes a purchase order of up to $568,164.20 for eight trailer-mounted generators.

  9. Allocating One Flex Unit in the Broadwalk Historic District Commercial Area for 1402 North Surf Road
    Approved

    Assigns one flex unit to the specified Broadwalk Historic District property, subject to conditions, to support redevelopment or use conversion.

  10. Construction Management at Risk Phase II Services for Fire Station 74
    Approved

    Authorizes phase II construction management services for the Fire Station 74 project.