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The Hollywood Planning and Development Board met on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, at 6:00 PM in City Hall. The board considered five quasi-judicial applications: a rezoning, a park design/site plan, a self-storage facility with a variance, and two multifamily developments. A special presentation on the Resilient Broward plan was delivered by a city commissioner. The board approved all items, with the rezoning passing 6–2 and the park improvements receiving unanimous support after public speakers urged a deferral. Board members also discussed procedural concerns regarding a prior joint meeting.
Item 2 – Harry Berry Park (25‑DP‑73b): Three speakers commented:
Item 1 – Rezoning 2326 Thomas Street: A comment card from Patricia Antrican (North Central Civic Association) was read by the chair, asking why the zoning was changed from RAC to GU, how it benefits the city, and what future development could occur. Staff and the county applicant responded.
Item 3 – Self-Storage Facility (24‑DPV‑91): No public comment cards; staff noted two public meetings were held with no questions from attendees.
Items 4 & 5 (Multifamily Developments): No public comment cards.
1. Rezoning – 2326 Thomas Street (26‑Z‑32)
2. Harry Berry Park Improvements – 1301 S Ocean Drive / 301 Azalea Terrace (25‑DP‑73b)
3. Self‑Storage Facility with Variance – 1109 N 21st Avenue (24‑DPV‑91)
4. Multifamily Development – 1504‑1510 N Dixie Highway & 2112 Roosevelt Street (25‑DP‑53)
5. Multifamily Development – 1118‑1126 N 17th Avenue (24‑DP‑83)
Night's planning and development meeting for October thirteenth. Uh, please rise for the Pledge of Allegiance as we start all meetings up. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God, indivisible. Here. Joseph Stadlin. Here. Steven Morales. I believe Stephen Morales is absent. Chair, he emailed you. And excused, yes. Grasmasini. Barbara Polmillo. Bob Glickman. Thank you. Um. Thank you much. Um is the minutes. Has everybody had a chance to review? Any comments, corrections? Move to approve. So moved is there a second. Second. Moved in second. All in favor. Aye. Seeing none, motion carries. Thank you. Approved. Um staff, any additions, deletions, withdrawals, or continuances. There are none. Okay. Announcements. Yes, thank you. Good evening, everyone. Uh, since all items one through five on today's agenda are quasi-judicial. I will read our um traditional quasi judicial procedures into the record. So please bear with me. On these items, um, the board is not setting policy, it is applying the city's existing standards to a specific property, much like a judge would in a courtroom. The board's decision must be based only on competent substantial evidence presented at this hearing. General support or opposition on its own is not evidence. Board members before before before any vote uh will disclose any communication that they have had about these items outside of this hearing, including who it was with and what it was about, along with any site visits, investigations, or expert opinions they might have received. Any written communications that the board members received will be made part of the record. Hollywood allows the formal quasi-judicial procedures to be waived, but only if everyone agrees, which includes staff, the applicant, uh, any intervening parties, and the members of this board and every member of the public present. Once every application is called up, the chair will ask whether anyone objects to waive of the formalities. If no one objects, the hearing proceeds the hearing will proceed in an informal manner. If there is an objection, the formal procedures will apply.