City Commission Meeting 7.7.2026

The City Commission meeting of Hollywood on July 7, 2026, covered a wide range of topics including approvals of contracts and resolutions related to community programs, infrastructure, and housing development. Key procurement actions included the approval of a five-year contract with Midad Services Inc. for the Clean Ambassador Program at up to $750,000 annually, and contract increases for stormwater improvements and manhole rehabilitation services totaling several million dollars. The commission also approved a $4 million gap financing and over $2 million in community redevelopment agency funding for a mixed-income workforce housing development at 400 South Dixie Highway, with commitments to public art and local resident preferences. Additionally, the commission discussed and approved three comprehensive plan amendments to establish a hotel density bonus program, transfer of development rights, and flexibility unit provisions to guide future development on Hollywood Beach. A significant portion of the meeting was devoted to presentations and deliberations on affordable housing proposals competing for a $640,000 local government area of opportunity contribution to enhance their applications for Florida Housing Finance Corporation tax credits. The commission selected the Pinnacle Vista project on State Road 7 for this designation, with direction to work with the other developer on future opportunities. The meeting also included appointments to the Historic Preservation Board and Marine Advisory Board, and a conditional approval of amendments to the interlocal agreement with the Solid Waste Authority of Broward County, with extensive discussion on waste management challenges and regional cooperation. Several public comments addressed community concerns including safety, development impacts, and environmental issues. The meeting was lengthy and detailed, reflecting complex procurement and policy decisions affecting Hollywood's development and services.