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Votes at a glance: Pompano Beach Commission, May 13, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken by the Pompano Beach City Commission on May 13, 2025, including zoning, contracts and appropriations. Items listed with outcome and key notes.
The Pompano Beach City Commission took the following formal actions on May 13, 2025. (This roundup lists agenda items that reached a recorded motion or ordinance reading and their outcomes.)
- Approve Minutes (Special joint meeting 04/07/2025 and April regular meeting) — Outcome: Approved (consent) - Item 4 — Resolution authorizing staff submission of a cybersecurity technical-assistance grant to Florida Department of Management Services — Outcome: Approved (roll call recorded unanimous) - Item 6 — Right-of-way name change to add Reverend Evander Derrico Senior Avenue (NW 20 Seventh Ave) — Outcome: Approved as amended to show name on top of sign (unanimous) - Item 10a — Resolution authorizing city manager to execute subordination agreement to permit refinancing of $10.5M loan for 182-unit Golden Square affordable housing — Outcome: Approved (unanimous; urgency explained by refinancing schedule) - Item 11 — Ordinance (first reading) amending Atlantic Boulevard Overlay District to allow museums and similar indoor entertainment in commercial base districts (enabling proposed Jellyfish Museum) — Outcome: Approved on first reading (unanimous) - Item 12 — Change Order No. 2 to Burkhart Construction for A1A streetscape pedestrian lighting/crosswalks in the amount of $597,139.42 — Outcome: Approved (unanimous) - Item 13 — Piggyback agreement with Odyssey Manufacturing for sodium hypochlorite (bleach) procurement — Outcome: Approved (unanimous) - Item 14 — Piggyback agreement for 2025 Freightliner M2 four-door rescue truck (Fire Rescue) — Outcome: Approved (unanimous) - Item 16 — Second reading: license agreement for Blue Water Movements annual saltwater circuit (use of Emily Wilson Center, Charlotte Berry Center and All Star Park) — Outcome: Approved (second reading, no changes) - Item 17 — Second reading ordinance on rear-yard corner triangles and accessory standards (amended at dais to allow particular sign-placement request and direct staff to draft neighbor agreement process) — Outcome: Approved as amended - Item 18 — First reading: comprehensive tree/landscaping code update (root barriers, irrigation, appraisal clarifications) — Outcome: Failed on first reading (commission asked staff to redraft) - Item 19 — First reading: new coastal dune management ordinance — Outcome: Approved (unanimous) - Item 20 & 21 — First reading: sanitary sewer manhole rehabilitation contracts (Intercounty Engineering; companion contract) — Outcome: Approved (unanimous) - Item 22 — Piggyback agreement to procure fire and rescue equipment and supplies (multi-year) — Outcome: Approved (unanimous) - Item 23 — First reading: ordinance increasing fines for commercial vehicles parked in right-of-way — Outcome: Approved on first reading (unanimous) - Item 24 — Parking license agreement with Hansa & Guresh Patel for a 43-space lot near SE 2nd St — Outcome: Approved (unanimous) - Several appointments to boards and committees (Arts & Appearance, AACom alternates) — Outcome: Approved (see meeting record for names and slot assignments)
Ending: Several contract and procurement items moved forward unanimously. The tree/landscaping code proposal requires more work after significant public and commissioner concern; the dune-protection ordinance passed on first reading and will be coordinated with state permitting.
