# City Council Regular Meeting 10.27.2026 - Full Video (Technical Issues Corrected)

The City of Boca Raton City Council’s regular meeting, held October 27, 2026, approved Resolution 138-2026 (4–0), placing a proposed $125 million general-obligation bond measure for a replacement police headquarters and related public-safety facilities on the March 9, 2027 ballot. The council emphasized that the bond vote would authorize funding only; the facility’s location and design would be decided later. The council also approved Ordinance 5810, authorizing a non-exclusive construction and demolition debris collection and disposal franchise agreement with Danco LLC, doing business as Dr. Rubble. Staff said it would follow the same terms as the city’s 16 other such agreements, making it the 17th. Chen Moore presented its Memorial Park engagement strategy; the firm had been selected in July and its contract approved September 8, with a master plan and cost estimates expected by March 2027.

The council approved a resolution clarifying how existing single-family building-height provisions will be administered, while allowing qualifying applications submitted before October 27 to continue under the stated conditions; proposed code amendments will proceed through the usual review process. It also approved a site-plan amendment for the private Vertani at Broken Sound project, including a 60-unit residential building, parking structures, a restaurant, and pedestrian improvements. Appointments to the Boca Raton Housing Authority were deferred to November 10 pending review of an eligibility question; the council appointed Ellie Shaloo to the Sustainability Advisory Board. A proposed budget amendment was introduced, but no adoption vote appears in the transcript.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Construction & Infrastructure, Public Safety
**Topics:** Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** October 28, 2026

### Sources
- [City Council Regular Meeting 10.27.2026 - Full Video (Technical Issues Corrected)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRCRraQXciI) - City of Boca Raton Government