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Hollywood

Meeting

June 3, 2026

What happened

Statura summary

Hollywood’s June 3 commission meeting was dominated by utility infrastructure and procurement, with the biggest policy move being adoption of the city’s Water and Wastewater Master Plans, branded Waterworks 2050. Commissioners also signed off on a string of engineering and repair contracts tied to the city’s water, sewer, and infiltration/inflow work, including renewals and work orders with Southeastern Engineering, Man-Con, Brown and Caldwell, Stantec, Tetra Tech, Hazen and Sawyer, USSI, and PSC-Cardinal. On the land-use and asset side, the board approved a five-year renewal for the Johnson Street parcel license with MVHF and adopted an ordinance extending the Emerald Hills Safety Enhancement District, while also vacating a portion of Fletcher Street in Hollywood Pines. The meeting also advanced a referendum package for city-owned property disposition and a separate land transfer to Broward County. The dollar figures were not trivial: the agenda included a $250,000 Jazz Festival producer agreement, a $241,060 engineering work order, a $206,457 construction administration work order, and multiple contract increases and renewals for fleet, electrical, and wastewater work. Most of the routine procurement items moved without drama, but the meeting’s real signal was the city’s continued emphasis on water-system resilience and maintenance spending. Ceremonial presentations and proclamations were handled in passing. Watch for the referendum item on city property disposition returning in a future ballot-setting discussion, since that decision would shape how the city monetizes or redeploys key real estate.

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. Award IFB-361-26-JJ for Lakes Neighborhood Exfiltration Phase I to Man-Con, Inc.
    Approved

    Awards and executes a construction contract for the Hollywood Lakes Neighborhood Exfiltration Phase I project, moving forward with drainage and flood-mitigation work.

  2. Adopt Water and Wastewater Master Plans (Waterworks 2050)
    Approved

    Formally adopts the city’s long-range water and wastewater planning blueprint, setting the policy framework for future utility capital spending and system upgrades.

  3. Extend Emerald Hills Safety Enhancement District sunset date
    Approved

    Amends the district ordinance to push back the automatic sunset date, keeping the special district in place longer unless reauthorized again.

  4. Vacate portion of Fletcher Street in Hollywood Pines
    Approved

    Closes off a platted street segment, clearing the way for the affected property configuration to be changed or consolidated.

  5. Renew unit price contract for on-call and emergency water and sewer utility repairs with Southeastern Engineering
    Approved

    Extends the city’s emergency water and sewer repair contract so crews and vendors can keep responding to utility failures without a new bid cycle.

  6. Renew unit price contract for on-call and emergency water and sewer utility repairs with Ric-Man International
    Pending

    Would continue the city’s standing contract for emergency water and sewer repair work, preserving rapid-response capacity for utility breaks and failures.

  7. Execute amended and restated license and management services agreement with McCumber-Wright Venture, LLC for Eco Grande Golf Course
    Pending

    Would reset the operating and management terms for the Eco Grande Golf Course under an amended license agreement.

  8. Authorize referendum on disposition of city-owned real property and related policy questions
    Pending

    Would place a ballot question before voters on whether the city can sell, lease, or otherwise dispose of specified city-owned properties and related governance terms.

  9. Execute agreement with Rhythm Foundation, Inc. for Jazz Festival concerts at ArtsPark
    Pending

    Would commit up to $250,000 for producer services supporting the city’s Jazz Festival concerts at ArtsPark.

  10. Execute change order to blanket purchase agreement with Sunbelt Rentals
    Pending

    Would raise the annual spending cap on the city’s rental equipment agreement from $85,000 to $210,000.