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Hollywood

Meeting

June 17, 2026

What happened

Statura summary

The City Commission’s June 17 meeting was mostly about land use, utilities, and the city’s capital/procurement pipeline. The biggest land-use move was the adoption of zoning changes for 0.94 acres at 2910 Polk Street, shifting the site from TC-1 to RC-1 and amending the future land use map to match. Commissioners also adopted a comprehensive-plan amendment to update the potable water sub-element with the 2025 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan, a quiet but important planning step for utility capacity and growth management. On the spending side, the board approved a $4.599 million construction contract with RF Environmental Services to help transition the Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant to sodium hypochlorite, plus a separate authorization for a Microsoft enterprise renewal through CDW Government and a fuel-delivery master services agreement with Mansfield Oil. Policy-wise, the commission advanced a firefighter pension ordinance tied to the tentatively agreed collective bargaining deal, updated the city-owned property inventory to flag vacant parcels for affordable housing, and recognized vested rights at the Hollywood Beach Resort. It also approved a Broward MPO REV grant application for a Boulevard Heights sidewalk infill project. Ceremonial items and proclamations were handled without drama. No major split votes were flagged in the agenda data, and the meeting appears to have moved the substantive items through with little visible opposition. Watch for any deferred procurement or service items to reappear at a later commission meeting if they were held back from final action.

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. Zoning change for 2910 Polk Street
    Approved

    Changes 0.94 acres at 2910 Polk Street from TC-1 to RC-1 and updates the related land-use designation, opening the door to retail-core development.

  2. Water Supply Facilities Work Plan 2025 Update
    Approved

    Amends the comprehensive plan’s potable water sub-element to adopt the 2025 Water Supply Facilities Work Plan by reference, aligning utility planning with future demand.

  3. RF Environmental Services contract for sodium hypochlorite transition
    Approved

    Awards a $4,599,120 construction contract to RF Environmental Services for work needed to convert the Southern Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant to sodium hypochlorite.

  4. Firefighter pension ordinance tied to collective bargaining agreement
    Approved

    Amends Chapter 33 of the code to incorporate pension changes contained in the tentatively agreed firefighter labor contract.

  5. City-owned property inventory for affordable housing
    Approved

    Updates the city’s inventory of vacant public parcels to identify sites suitable for affordable housing development under state law.

  6. Hollywood Beach Resort vested rights determination
    Approved

    Recognizes and confirms the property’s vested rights and longstanding lawful residential status at 101 N Ocean Drive.

  7. Broward MPO REV grant application for Boulevard Heights sidewalk infill
    Approved

    Authorizes the city to apply for, and if awarded accept, Broward MPO REV funding for a sidewalk infill project in Boulevard Heights.

  8. Mansfield Oil master services agreement
    Approved

    Approves a master services agreement for fuel delivery and related services using a Sourcewell procurement path.

  9. Microsoft enterprise agreement renewal through CDW Government
    Approved

    Renews the city’s Microsoft licenses and services for a three-year term through CDW Government.

  10. Flock Safety camera equipment and software services
    Pending

    Would authorize negotiations and execution of agreements with Flock Group Inc. for camera equipment and software services at an annual cost.