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Boynton Beach commission waives procurement rules to consider executive director pick after heated debate
Summary
The CRA board voted 4—to—1 to waive standard procurement procedures so it can consider a headhunter candidate alongside RFP responses for the CRA executive director post; members pressed for more review time and a follow-up presentation on Oct. 7.
The Boynton Beach Community Redevelopment Agency board voted 4—to—1 on Sept. 18 to waive ordinary procurement procedures so the board can consider both an RFP response and an individual candidate for the CRA executive director position.
The action followed a presentation by Catherine Rosmail of the law firm Lewis, Longman & Walker and confirmation from Andrew Rosadowski, procurement division director, that the governing body may waive procurement rules if it makes factual findings that doing so is in its best interest. Rosmail told the board the agency has been without a permanent executive director since Oct. 10, 2023, and noted the RFP produced two responses — one company and one individual — while a…
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