4800 West Copans Road  
Coconut Creek, FL 33063  
City of Coconut Creek  
Meeting Agenda - Final  
City Commission  
JEFFREY R. WASSERMAN, MAYOR  
JOHN A. BRODIE, VICE MAYOR  
SANDRA L. WELCH, COMMISSIONER  
JOSHUA RYDELL, COMMISSIONER  
JACQUELINE RAILEY, COMMISSIONER  
SHEILA N. ROSE, CITY MANAGER  
TERRILL C. PYBURN, CITY ATTORNEY  
JOSEPH J. KAVANAGH, CITY CLERK  
COMMISSION MEETINGS  
TIME: Second and fourth Thursdays of the month at 7:00 p.m.  
PLACE: Coconut Creek Government Center  
4800 W. Copans Road  
Coconut Creek Vision 2030:  
An innovative and engaged community with a small-town  
personal touch.  
Thursday, June 11, 2026  
7:00 PM  
Coconut Creek Government Center -  
Commission Chambers  
The City of Coconut Creek City Commission will be conducting a regular meeting of the City  
Commission on Thursday, June 11, 2026, beginning at 7 p.m. at the Coconut Creek Government  
Center, Commission Chambers, located at 4800 W. Copans Road, Coconut Creek, Florida  
33063.  
In addition, this meeting will be broadcast live on the City’s website (www.coconutcreek.gov) and  
the City's CreekTV YouTube channel. The website live stream can be accessed by entering the  
following link in your internet browser: https://www.coconutcreek.gov/livestream  
The CreekTV YouTube live stream can be accessed by entering the following link in your internet  
browser: https://www.youtube.com/creektv  
The public may appear in person and speak at the meeting. Members of the Commission, City  
staff, and the public are required to use civil and appropriate language when addressing the  
Commission or anyone present at the meeting, and must refrain from using vulgarity, profanity,  
cursing, or exhibiting aggressive or threatening behavior. No racial or ethnic slurs or threatening  
behavior toward any individual by the Commission, City staff, or the public shall be allowed during  
any meeting of the Commission. If a person attending a Commission meeting exhibits unruly or  
threatening behavior or the use of vulgarity, profanity, or otherwise violates the decorum rules set  
forth herein, the Mayor has the authority to order their removal from the Commission Chambers,  
which may be done by the Police Department, if necessary. If excessive unruliness occurs, the  
Mayor has the authority to recess or adjourn the meeting.  
Prior to the meeting date, if any member of the public requires additional information on how to  
participate in the meeting and obtain assistance if needed, please contact:  
City of Coconut Creek  
City Clerk Department  
4800 W. Copans Road  
Coconut Creek, FL 33063  
954-973-6774  
cityclerk@coconutcreek.gov  
AGENDA  
CALL TO ORDER / ROLL CALL  
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE  
PRESENTATION(S)  
1.  
26-094  
A PROCLAMATION RECOGNIZING JUNE 2026 AS “SCLERODERMA  
AWARENESS MONTH.”  
Attachments:  
PROCLAMATION-Scleroderma Awareness Month 2026  
2.  
26-097  
A PROCLAMATION RECOGNIZING THE WEEK OF JUNE 8-14, 2026,  
AS “CODE COMPLIANCE OFFICER APPRECIATION WEEK.”  
Attachments:  
PROCLAMATION-Code Compliance Officer Appreciation Week  
INPUT FROM THE PUBLIC  
Three (3) minutes per person on non-agenda items or consent agenda items.  
Members of the Commission, City staff, and the public are required to use civil and  
appropriate language when addressing the Commission or anyone present at the  
meeting, and must refrain from using vulgarity, profanity, cursing, or exhibiting aggressive  
or threatening behavior. No racial or ethnic slurs or threatening behavior toward any  
individual by the Commission, City staff, or the public shall be allowed during any  
meeting of the Commission. If a person attending a Commission meeting exhibits unruly  
or threatening behavior or the use of vulgarity, profanity, or otherwise violates the  
decorum rules set forth herein, the Mayor has the authority to order their removal from the  
Commission Chambers, which may be done by the Police Department, if necessary. If  
excessive unruliness occurs, the Mayor has the authority to recess or adjourn the  
meeting.  
CONSENT AGENDA  
3.  
26-092  
A MOTION APPROVING THE MINUTES FROM PREVIOUS CITY  
COMMISSION MEETING(S). (2026-0514SP AND 2026-0514R)  
Sponsors:  
City Clerk  
Attachments:  
MINUTES-2026-0514 Special  
MINUTES-2026-0514 Regular  
FORM 8B-2026-0514 Regular (Res 2026-067)  
4.  
RES  
2026-083  
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE CITY MANAGER,  
OR THEIR DESIGNEES, TO EXECUTE THE ATTACHED  
SECURITY/LIEN AGREEMENT AMONG BROWARD COUNTY, THE CITY  
OF COCONUT CREEK, GRP GREENBOUGH 1, LLC, AND GSR RE  
PARTNERS, LLC, WHICH AGREEMENT TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNS  
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE PROJECT FUNDING, CONSTRUCTION,  
AND SECURITY OF THE FUTURE ROADWAYS AND OTHER  
INFRASTRUCTURE WITHIN THE MAINSTREET AT COCONUT CREEK  
DEVELOPMENT PROJECT.  
Sponsors:  
Resilient Design & Development  
Attachments:  
RESOLUTION 2026-083-MainStreet Security/Lien Agreement  
AGREEMENT-MainStreet Security/Lien Agreement  
REGULAR AGENDA  
City Manager  
5.  
RES  
2026-059  
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER, OR DESIGNEE,  
TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH BECKER & POLIAKOFF, P.A.  
FOR FEDERAL LOBBYING AND FUNDING ADVOCACY SERVICES  
PURSUANT TO RFP NO. 04-29-26-11.  
Attachments:  
RESOLUTION 2026-059-Federal Lobbying/Funding Svcs-RFP 04-29-26-11  
AGREEMENT-Federal Lobbying/Funding Svcs-RFP 04-29-26-11  
BACKUP-Terms & Scope-Federal Lobbying/Funding Svcs-RFP 04-29-26-11  
BACKUP-Vendor Submittal-Federal Lobbying/Funding Svcs-RFP 04-29-26-11  
BACKUP-Tabulation-Federal Lobbying Svcs-RFP 04-29-26-11  
Resilient Design & Development  
6.  
RES  
2026-086  
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ABACO VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM  
ASSOCIATION APPLICATION FOR MATCHING GRANT FUNDS FROM  
THE NEIGHBORHOOD ENHANCEMENT GRANT PROGRAM FOR  
SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS.  
Attachments:  
RESOLUTION 2026-086-Abaco Village Security NEG  
7.  
RES  
2026-087  
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE BERMUDA VILLAGE  
CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION APPLICATION FOR MATCHING GRANT  
FUNDS FROM THE NEIGHBORHOOD ENHANCEMENT GRANT  
PROGRAM FOR SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS.  
Attachments:  
RESOLUTION 2026-087-Bermuda Village Security NEG  
8.  
ORD  
2026-016-1  
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY’S CODE OF ORDINANCES, BY  
AMENDING CHAPTER 13, “LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE,” ARTICLE I,  
“ADMINISTRATION, REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES,” DIVISION 3,  
“IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES,” BY CREATING SECTION 13-43,  
“WORKFORCE HOMEBUYER PURCHASE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM,”  
PROVIDING A PURPOSE, DEFINITIONS, CRITERIA, AND  
METHODOLOGY FOR PROVIDING FUNDS TO ASSIST QUALIFIED  
PURCHASERS IN THE WORKFORCE TARGET INCOME GROUP WITH  
THE PURCHASE OF RESIDENTIAL DWELLING UNITS WITHIN THE  
CITY OF COCONUT CREEK. (FIRST READING)  
Attachments:  
ORDINANCE 2026-016-Workforce Housing Program (1st Reading)  
BACKUP-Business Impact Estimate-Workforce Housing Program  
BACKUP-Presentation-Workforce Housing Program  
MINUTES-Draft Excerpt 2026-0513 PZ Meeting  
9.  
ORD  
2026-017-1  
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY’S CODE OF ORDINANCES, BY  
AMENDING CHAPTER 13, “LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE,” ARTICLE I,  
“ADMINISTRATION, REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES,” DIVISION 4,  
“FEE SCHEDULES,” SECTION 13-83, “APPLICATION FEES,  
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE CHARGES,” TO IMPLEMENT  
MANDATORY FEE REDUCTIONS FOR PRIVATE PROVIDERS  
PERFORMING PLANS REVIEW AND INSPECTION SERVICES  
PURSUANT TO SECTION 553.791, FLORIDA STATUTES, AND TO  
UPDATE BUILDING SAFETY INSPECTION REPORT REQUIREMENTS  
CONSISTENT WITH STATE LAW. (FIRST READING)  
Attachments:  
ORDINANCE 2026-017-Private Provider Fees (1st Reading)  
BACKUP-Broward Cities Private Provider Survey  
MINUTES-2026-0311 PZ Meeting  
City Attorney  
10.  
ORD  
2026-005-4  
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY’S CODE OF ORDINANCES, BY  
AMENDING CHAPTER 5, “ANIMALS,” SECTION 5-12, “RETAIL SALE  
OF DOGS AND CATS,” TO DELETE THE DEFINITION OF HOBBY  
BREEDER TO FOCUS REGULATION ON RETAIL SALES OF DOGS  
AND CATS. (FIRST READING)  
Attachments:  
ORDINANCE 2026-005-Retail Sale of Dogs and Cats (1st Reading)  
BACKUP-Business Impact Estimate-Retail Sale of Dogs and Cats  
BACKUP-Attorney General Report 2026  
Public Works Department  
11.  
26-099  
DISCUSSION AND POSSIBLE ACTION: CURBSIDE COLLECTION FOR  
RECYCLABLE MATERIALS.  
Attachments:  
BACKUP-Five Year Solid Waste Projection  
BACKUP-Executive Summary-Republic Contract Changes  
BACKUP-Neighboring Cities Rate Comparison  
City Commission  
12.  
ORD  
2026-019-1  
AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 2018-024 IN ITS  
ENTIRETY, PROVIDING FOR A REVISION OF THE BOUNDARIES OF  
CITY COMMISSION VOTING DISTRICTS; ACCEPTING THE  
RECOMMENDATION OF THE 2026 RE-DISTRICTING BOARD, WHICH  
PROVIDES FOR A REVISION OF THE EXISTING LEGAL BOUNDARIES  
FOR THE FIVE (5) AT LARGE COMMISSION VOTING DISTRICTS, TO  
ESTABLISH FOUR (4) AT LARGE COMMISSION VOTING DISTRICTS,  
WITH A MAYOR ELECTED AT-LARGE, AS DEPICTED IN MAP 13  
LABELED EXHIBIT “A.” (FIRST READING)  
Attachments:  
ORDINANCE 2026-019-Re-districting 2026 (1st Reading)  
EXHIBIT A-Map 13 (Re-districting Alternative 4A)  
BACKUP-Board Recommendation Memo & Final Consultant Report  
BACKUP-Initial Consultant Report (2026-0421)  
BACKUP-Ordinance 2024-019-Charter Amend-Elected Mayor & Four Districts  
BACKUP-Business Impact Estimate-Re-Districting 2026  
CITY MANAGER REPORT  
CITY ATTORNEY REPORT  
COMMISSION COMMUNICATIONS  
ADJOURNMENT  
NOTE: If any person, firm, or corporation decides to appeal any decision made by the  
above City Commission with respect to any matter considered at such meeting or hearing,  
they will need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record  
includes the testimony and evidence, if any, upon which the appeal is to be based. (F.S.  
286.0105)  
In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person with a disability who  
requires assistance to participate in said meeting may contact the City Clerk Department  
at 954-973-6774 at least two (2) days prior to said meeting.