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The Boca Raton Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) met on October 13, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 10:50 AM at the Auditorium, 6500 N. Congress Avenue, Boca Raton. The sole substantive action was unanimous approval of CRP-25-01, an Individual Development Approval (IDA) for The Sanborn, an eight-story private club at 100 Northeast 1st Avenue. The meeting also approved prior meeting minutes; no other agenda items or reports were presented.
Good morning, friends. It's about that time for us to call to order our community redevelopment agency meeting. The date is October thirteenth, twenty sixteen. The time is ten AM. If everyone could please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance. There are no amendments to the agenda. Very good. Moving on to our minutes. We have one set of regular minutes from our meeting on this on September 22nd, 2026. Does anybody have any revisions or corrections to the minutes? If not, I'll accept a motion and a second to approve the minutes as presented. So moved. Very good, thank you. Second. Second. Thank you, Ms. Sipple. Any further discussion? All those in favor, please say aye. Aye. Aye. Excellent. Aye. Any no's there are not. We have no presentations on our CRA, so we can move on to quasi judicial and related public hearings. Madam Clerk, if you could please read the title of resolution number CRP-25-01. CRP 2501. Consideration of an individual development approval IDA of the Boca Ratone Community Redevelopment Agency for the Sanborne project, generally located on approximately 0.30 acres at 100 Northeast First Avenue to authorize the construction of an eight-story, approximately 54,681 square foot private club development with a two-level approximately 11,200 square foot below grade, fully automated valet parking structure with related on-site and off-site improvements, including a transfer of authorized development from downtown sub area D to downtown sub-area B, and including a conversion of uses within downtown sub-area B from 31,979 square feet of office, including 8,188 square feet of office on site to be demolished to 40,453 square feet of retail medium, resulting in approximately zero square feet of office equivalent development remaining in downtown sub area B, and approximately 254,833 square feet of office equivalent development remaining in downtown sub-area D, providing for appealer, providing an effective date. Thank you, Ms. Siddons. Mr. City Attorney, could you please go over the quasi-judicial procedure that will govern our public hearing today? Yes. Thank you, Mr. Chair. The CRA is governed by the following rules. It state that each applicant requesting approval, relief, or other action from the community redevelopment agency shall disclose at the commencement or continuance of the public hearing any consideration provided or committed directly or on its behalf for an agreement to support or withhold objection to the requested relief or action. A summary of the quasi-judicial procedures governing this proceeding is attached to the agenda at the back, and a copy can be obtained from the clerk. Great. Thank you, Mr. Attorney. Now, members, is the time for us to disclose any ex parte communications we may have. I'll go first. I had a meeting last Friday with Scott Kerner, who is the applicant with uh Alex DeAngelis, who is the architect representing the applicant, and for with Ellie Zacharite as counsel for the applicant regarding the merits of the project and our hearing today. Why don't we move to my right, Ms. Drucker? Good morning, everyone.