Boca council previews 15‑month "Boca 2050" master plan; staff asks whether to hire Treasure Coast or run an RFP
Consultant Kim Delaney and staff outlined a proposed 15–16 month, five‑phase community master plan called Boca 2050 with an ambitious public‑engagement program and a rough cost estimate of $250,000–$300,000; council debated direct contract with Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council versus issuing an RFP and signaled a desire for speedy downtown outcomes alongside the citywide plan.
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Kim Delaney of the Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council told the Boca Raton City Council at a workshop April 27 that a thorough community master plan could take about 15 months and would include a five‑phase process of document review, listening sessions, focus groups, a weeklong design charrette and multiple council briefings. “This is community engagement on steroids,” Delaney said, describing intensive outreach and charrettes that would aim to capture seasonal residents and hard‑to‑reach groups.
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