The Planning and Development Board of Hollywood, Florida, met on March 10, 2026, at 6:00 PM in City Hall. The board considered two quasi-judicial items: a rezoning request for properties on Jackson Street and a design and site plan for a McDonald's restaurant on Taft Street. The board also received updates on Development Review Committee projects and city commission actions, including a recall of a previous board decision on a multifamily project.
Welcome to the March 10th Planning and Development Board meeting. It is six o'clock, and I will uh ask for the Pledge of Allegiance. Uh Commissioner Hernandez, would you like to lead us, please? Allegiance to the plan of the United States of America. Thank you, Commissioner. Uh roll call, please. Well, Dallas Delgado present. Christine Corbo, present. Joseph Stadlin. Present. Richard Blatner. Present. Stephen Morales. Present. Tara Jafar Madar. Present. Mina Morgan and Bob Glickman have both both advised that they will be out today. They have advisor chair as well as us, so they are excused. Correct. Thank you much. Uh since we have more than five, this meeting is now called to order. Uh approval of the previous minutes. Has anybody had a chance to review? Are there any questions, comments, or a motion to approve? Motion to approve, second by the same. Second. Oh, good. Second. All in favor? Aye. Aye. Opposed. Seeing none, motion carries. I'm sorry, was there someone who opposed? No. Oh, okay. I must have misheard. April fools. No. I didn't hear it if it was. Uh are there any additions to lesions withdrawals? There are none. Okay. City attorney announcements. Sure. Florida courts have determined that there are certain type of matters including items one through two on today's agenda, which are to be treated differently from other issues considered by the board. Most decisions of the board are legislative in nature, meaning that the board is acting as a policy making body. However, in quasi-judicial matters, the board is applying existing rules and policies to a particular factual situation and is therefore acting like a judge or jury in court in the courtroom. Staff, do you wave quasi judicial? Staff waves.