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Rock Church owner: contractor permitting errors delayed approvals; case reset to Oct. 7
Summary
Owner Ryan Crosley told the magistrate contractors mishandled water-control district and permit paperwork for PVC fencing and other work; magistrate reset Rock Church's case to Oct. 7, 2026 and urged immediate plan submission to avoid fines.
Ryan Crosley, owner of Rock Church of Hollywood Inc., told the Cooper City magistrate that the contractor handling permitting for a PVC fence and other accessory structure work failed to secure approvals from the Central Broward Water Control District and did not follow through on required fees, causing permit approval to lapse.
Crosley said he has since hired Mega Builders Corp. to prepare plans and pursue permits; the contractor estimated 8–10 working weeks to produce required construction plans. Building staff told the magistrate the submission would require three separate permits (fence, pool, and accessory structure/building permits) and some packages were rejected for being incomplete. Magistrate Angel Petty Rosenberg reset the Rock Church matter to Oct. 7, 2026 and ordered the owners to begin plan submission promptly to avoid the imposition of fines.
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