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Votes at a glance: Boca Raton City Council, Sept. 9, 2025

5778019 · September 9, 2025
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Summary

Summary of ordinances and franchise agreements the council adopted on Sept. 9, including land-use and franchise matters. Includes vote tallies where recorded.

The Boca Raton City Council adopted multiple ordinances and franchise agreements at its Sept. 9 meeting. Key outcomes and recorded votes appear below.

- Ordinance 57-41 (R-5 zoning amendment — increased maximum building height to 100 feet for planned developments of 100+ acres): Adopted 5–0 (roll call recorded). This amends Chapter 28 (zoning) to allow the height with increased yard/setback requirements.

- Ordinance 57-43 (nonexclusive C&D debris franchise: Waste Management of Florida): Adopted 5–0.

- Ordinance 57-44 (nonexclusive C&D debris & commercial franchise: Panzarella Waste & Recycling Services): Adopted 5–0.

- Ordinance 57-45 (nonexclusive C&D debris franchise: All County Waste Inc.): Adopted 5–0.

- Ordinance 57-46 (nonexclusive commercial solid waste collection franchise: FCC Environmental Services Florida LLC): Adopted 5–0.

- Ordinance 57-47 (historic designation clarification for Singing Pines/Merrick–Williams House): Adopted 5–0 (clarifying language added to affirm the building’s designation applies to the structure rather than the parcel and that designation remains in effect irrespective of location).

- Ordinance 57-48 (amendment to the amended downtown redevelopment plan — TIF projects and program updates): Adopted 5–0; CRA recommended approval Sept. 8.

- Ordinance 57-49 (sale of underground easement in Spanish River Park to allow an undersea fiber landing — Telcius Cable USA): Adopted 4–1 (Thompson opposed). Appraised easement price ~ $2.6M; 10% deposit on file; sale conditioned on required state and city permits.

- Other items: The council introduced budget and millage ordinances (57-51 and 57-52) and an implementing pension-lump-sum ordinance (57-50) for future consideration and public hearings.

Votes recorded in the public roll calls are matched to the minutes where available; if a roll call name was not announced for an individual motion the official minutes capture approve/deny recorded as part of the clerk’s roll call.