Boca Raton leaders warn fast-tracked Florida bill could eliminate CRAs
Officials said a fast-tracked Florida bill known as HB 991 could end community redevelopment agencies in future years, potentially disrupting planned downtown infrastructure projects; city lobbyists expect significant amendments but the measure remains under close watch.
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Boca Raton officials told the Community Redevelopment Agency on March 17 that a fast-tracked Florida bill identified at the meeting as HB 991 could eliminate community redevelopment agencies (CRAs) in future years, a change they said would disrupt long-range downtown infrastructure work.
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