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Coconut Creek

Meeting

June 11, 2026

What happened

Statura summary

The City Commission’s June 11 meeting was mostly about land-use administration and a few policy cleanups, with the biggest practical item being the deferred ordinance to overhaul application fees in Chapter 13 of the land development code. That fee-schedule change is the one to watch for businesses that file development applications or pay city review charges: it was not acted on and will come back later. The commission also advanced a security/lien agreement tied to the MainStreet at Coconut Creek project, a sign that the city is still working through the financing and responsibility structure around that development. On the regulatory side, commissioners approved a first-reading ordinance narrowing the city’s retail dog-and-cat sales rules by deleting the hobby-breeder definition, and they adopted a workforce homebuyer purchase assistance program in the land development code. They also approved redistricting changes that revise the legal boundaries of the city’s commission voting districts, which can have downstream political and land-use implications. The meeting also included a federal lobbying contract with Becker & Poliakoff and two neighborhood enhancement grant awards for condo security improvements. Watch for the fee-schedule ordinance returning at a later meeting date.

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. Ordinance amending Chapter 13 fee schedules to implement mandatory fee changes
    Deferred

    Would revise the city’s application-fee and miscellaneous service-charge schedule for land development and related city services.

  2. Security/lien agreement for MainStreet at Coconut Creek
    Approved

    Authorizes the mayor and city manager, or their designees, to execute a security/lien agreement among Broward County, the city, GRP Greenbough 1, LLC, and GSR RE Partners, LLC to transfer and assign responsibilities tied to the project.

  3. Ordinance amending retail sale of dogs and cats rules
    Approved

    Deletes the hobby-breeder definition from the city’s animal code to refocus regulation on retail sales of dogs and cats.

  4. Ordinance adopting the 2026 city commission voting districts
    Approved

    Repeals the prior districting ordinance and accepts the 2026 Redistricting Board’s recommended commission district boundaries.

  5. Workforce Homebuyer Purchase Assistance Program
    Approved

    Creates a new land development code section establishing a workforce homebuyer purchase assistance program.

  6. Discussion and possible action on curbside collection for recyclable materials
    Failed

    Would have set policy direction for how curbside recyclable collection is handled, but no action was approved.

  7. Federal lobbying and funding advocacy services contract with Becker & Poliakoff, P.A.
    Approved

    Authorizes the city manager, or designee, to execute a contract for federal lobbying and funding advocacy services under RFP No. 04-29-26-11.

  8. Abaco Village Condominium Association matching grant application
    Approved

    Approves matching Neighborhood Enhancement Grant funds for security enhancements at Abaco Village.

  9. Bermuda Village Condominium Association matching grant application
    Approved

    Approves matching Neighborhood Enhancement Grant funds for security enhancements at Bermuda Village.