Boca Raton council approves interim agreement to study downtown government campus amid heated public pushback
After hours of public comment, the Boca Raton City Council voted 4–1 on March 18 to enter a 150‑day due‑diligence interim agreement with the Terra Frisbie team for a proposed downtown government campus. Residents pressed officials on relocation of tennis courts, softball fields, traffic and greater public outreach.
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The Boca Raton City Council voted 4–1 on March 18 to approve an interim agreement allowing the city and the Terra Frisbie team to begin a 150‑day due‑diligence phase for a proposed downtown government campus redevelopment. The agreement sets a schedule for an interim master plan to be submitted May 12 and calls for an interim master plan to be considered by council in June, with a final master partnership agreement potentially before the council in October.
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