Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting — Coral Springs, FL
Date: 2026-06-26

CITY OF CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA

 CORAL SPRINGS CITY COMMISSION
 REGULAR MEETING

 AGENDA

Wednesday, May 20, 2026 Commission Chambers, City Hall
6:00 PM 9500 West Sample Road
 Coral Springs, FL 33065

Call to Order

Roll Call

Moment of Silence

Pledge of Allegiance

 Ethan Mariluz, Coral Glades High School, 10th Grade
 Matthew Santos, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, 9th Grade
 Chelsea Joseph, Park Springs Elementary, 3rd Grade

Recognitions/Proclamations/Presentations
 1. Proclamation, Water Safety Month
 (John Whalen)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim May 2026 as "Water Safety Month" in the City
 of Coral Springs.

 2. Proclamation, Emergency Medical Services Week
 (John Whalen)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim May 17-23, 2026 as "Emergency Medical
 Services Week" in the City of Coral Springs.

 3. Recognition, Dispatcher Natasha Garcia
 (Brad Mock)
 Request that the City Commission recognize Coral Springs Police Department Dispatcher
 Natasha Garcia for receiving the Annual Tom Gallagher Award for 2026 from the Broward
 County Commission.

 4. Recognition, 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Recipients
 (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission recognize the 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship
 Sponsors and Winners.

 5. Recognition, 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Monument Award Recipient
 (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission recognize Dr. Mark Gendal for winning the prestigious
 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Monument Award.

 6. Proclamation, Caribbean American Heritage Month
 (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim June 2026 as "Caribbean American Heritage
 Month" in the City of Coral Springs.

 7. Proclamation, National Gun Violence Awareness Day
 (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim June 5, 2026, as "National Gun Violence
 Awareness Day" in the City of Coral Springs.

 8. Recognition, National Public Works Week
 (Chad Maraj)
 Request that the City Commission recognize the week of May 17-23, 2026 as "National
 Public Works Week" in the City of Coral Springs.

Public Comment

Public Hearings/Special Meeting Announcements
 9. Ordinance 2026-106, First Reading, Life Time Future Land Use Map Amendment
 (Tina Jou)
 Request of Miskel Backman, LLP on behalf of Life Time to hold quasi-judicial and public
 hearings to consider first reading of Ordinance 2026-106 relative to CPAL25-0001 to
 amend the Coral Springs Future Land Use Plan Map for 13.11+/- acres generally located
 north of Heron Bay Boulevard and west of Coral Ridge Drive, legally described as Tracts
 One and Two, Portions of Parcel A, Heron Bay One from Moderate (2.00 - 7.99 dwelling
 units/acre) Residential to Commercial, authorize transmittal of petition to the appropriate
 review agencies, and set quasi-judicial and public hearings for second reading for
 Ordinance 2026-106 for the June 17, 2026 meeting.
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: A Thriving, Resilient Business Community.
 (REQUEST TO HOLD QUASI-JUDICIAL AND PUBLIC HEARINGS, CONSIDER,
 AUTHORIZE)

 10. Ordinance 2026-107, First Reading, Life Time Rezoning (Tina Jou)
 Request of Miskel Backman, LLP on behalf of Life Time to hold Quasi-Judicial and Public
 Hearings to consider first reading of Ordinance 2026-107 relative to ZR25-0001 to rezone
 13.11+/- acres, generally located north of Heron Bay Boulevard and west of Coral Ridge
 Drive, legally described as Tracts One and Two, Portions of Parcel A, Heron Bay One from
 Golf Course (GC) to Community Business (B-2), authorize transmittal of petition to the
 appropriate review agencies, and set quasi-judicial and public hearings for second reading
 of Ordinance 2026-107 for the June 17, 2026 meeting.
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: A Thriving, Resilient Business Community.
 (REQUEST TO HOLD QUASI-JUDICIAL AND PUBLIC HEARINGS, CONSIDER,
 AUTHORIZE)

Consent
 11. Minutes Approval (Georgia Elliott)
 Request to approve the meeting summary of May 6, 2026 Regular Meeting.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE)

 12. Proclamation, National Posttraumatic Growth Day (Catherine Givens)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim June 13, 2026, as "National Posttraumatic
 Growth Day" in the City of Coral Springs.
 (REQUEST TO PROCLAIM)
 13. Proclamation, Men's Health Month (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim June 2026 as "Men's Health Month" in the City
 of Coral Springs.
 (REQUEST TO PROCLAIM)

 14. Proclamation, National Scleroderma Awareness Month (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim the month of June 2026 as "National
 Scleroderma Awareness Month" in the City of Coral Springs.
 (REQUEST TO PROCLAIM)

 15. Proclamation, LGBTQ+ Pride Month (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim June 2026 as "LGBTQ+ Pride Month" in the
 City of Coral Springs.
 (REQUEST TO PROCLAIM)

 16. Maintenance and Services for the Parks and Recreation Department (Robert Hunter)
 Request to award Contract No. 26-G-138F for Landscape Maintenance and Services for
 the Parks and Recreation Department to EDJ Service, LLC of Plantation, Florida and
 Florida ULS Operating LLC d/b/a Haverland Ag Innovations of Jacksonville, Florida,
 from date of award through April 30, 2028 with an option to renew for two (2) additional
 two-year (2) terms for a potential cumulative total of six years; and to authorize the
 Purchasing Manager to execute and approve all renewals. The estimated yearly
 expenditure is $338,563.
 Funding Source: Approved Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Attractive Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

 17. Mullins Park Pathway Improvements (Robert Hunter)
 Request to award ITB No. 26-B-216F, Mullins Park Pathway Improvements to Pabon
 Engineering, Inc. of Miami, Florida in the amount of $165,000; and to authorize the
 Purchasing Manager to approve change orders that are within the designated procurement
 authority up to $75,000.
 Funding Source: Approved Capital with Grant Offset.
 Strategic Goal: An Attractive Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

Policy Formation and Direction
 18. Use of Forfeiture Funds (Brad Mock)
 Request to authorize the use of $296,528.60 in Law Enforcement Trust Funds to cover the
 purchase of three (3) drone docking stations for the Drone First Responder Program.
 Funding Source: Receiving Forfeiture to Expend.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO AUTHORIZE)

 19. Purchase of Drones and Docking Systems (Brad Mock)
 Request to waive the competitive procurement process consistent with Section 2-305.1(7)
 of the City Procurement Code and award the purchase of the Drones and Docking Systems
 to Axon Enterprise, Inc. of Scottsdale, Arizona for a total cost of $465,436; and to authorize
 the Purchasing Manager to approve change orders that are within the designated
 procurement authority up to $75,000.
 Funding Source: Receiving Grant to Expend, Receiving Forfeiture to Expend, and
 Approved Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: A Family-Friendly Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)
 20. Ordinance 2026-105, Second Reading, Amending FY 2026 Operating Budget (Ileana
 Kyriakides)
 Request to approve and adopt on second reading Ordinance 2026-105, which amends
 Ordinance 2025-117 finalizing and adopting the Annual Operating Budget and Capital
 Improvement Program for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, by amending Exhibit “A”, the Annual
 Operating Budget, to increase the General fund by three million five hundred thousand
 dollars ($3,500,000) for a total amount $195,018,911 and Exhibit “B”, the Capital
 Improvement Program to increase by three million five hundred thousand ($3,500,000) for
 a total amount of $30,973,623. First reading held May 6, 2026.
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE, ADOPT)

 21. Resolution 2026-016, Tobacco and Vape Retail Establishments Zoning in Progress
 (LDA25-0001) Extension (Tina Jou)
 Request to approve Resolution 2026-016 extending the moratorium on the submittal,
 processing, and issuance of local business tax receipts and/or land use approvals for
 establishments which primarily sell or dedicate over twenty percent (20%) of floor space to
 tobacco products, nicotine products, CBD (excluding medical marijuana), or a combination
 thereof, in commercial and residential zoning districts as contained in Petition Number
 LDA25-0001 for a period not to exceed six months from the date of adoption of this
 resolution; providing for an effective date. (LDA25-0001)
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: A Family-Friendly Community.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE AND ADOPT)

 22. Resolution 2026-014, Appointment of Commissioner Joshua Simmons to the
 Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (Tina Jou)
 Request to approve and adopt Resolution 2026-014, appointing Commissioner Joshua
 Simmons to the Coral Springs Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC).
 Funding: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: A Family-Friendly Community.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE, ADOPT, APPOINT)

 23. Appointment, Community Involved Government Committee (Michael McNally)
 Request to consider appointment of Arlene Wilson to the Community Involved Government
 Committee.
 (REQUEST TO APPOINT)
 24. Appointments, Nuisance Abatement Board (Brad Mock)
 (A) Request to consider appointment of Bruce Kozlowski to the Nuisance Abatement
 Board.
 (REQUEST TO APPOINT)
 (B) Request to consider reappointment of Steven Arbogast to the Nuisance Abatement
 Board.
 (REQUEST TO REAPPOINT)
 (C) Request to consider reappointment of Dean Morrison to the Nuisance Abatement
 Board.
 (REQUEST TO REAPPOINT)

Commission Communications

City Manager's Communication
City Attorney's Communication
 25. Resolution 2026-017, Prescribing the Form of Ballot for the November 3, 2026
 General Election (John Hearn)
 Request to approve Resolution 2026-017, prescribing the form of ballot to be utilized for
 the General Municipal Election to be held in the City of Coral Springs on Tuesday,
 November 3, 2026.
 Funding Source: Future Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE)

Adjournment

Next Regular Meeting: Wednesday, June 17, 2026, 6:30 p.m.

If a person decides to appeal any decision made by the City Commission with respect to these matters,
individual(s) must ensure that verbatim record of the proceedings is made. The record should include the
testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based.

Persons with disabilities who need an accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact the City
Clerk’s Office at 954-344-1065 at least three (3) days in advance. If you are hearing or speech impaired, you
may contact the Office of the City Clerk through the Florida Relay Service, 711.

Public Comment (Coral Springs Municipal Code, Chapter 2, Article I, Sec. 2-2):

The City Commission of the City of Coral Springs, at each regularly scheduled meeting (first and third
Wednesdays), shall entertain public comment. Anyone desiring to address the City Commission must submit a
written request to the City Clerk. City Commission meetings are a limited public forum and public comment is
limited to matters pertinent to the City. Public comments will be held in the priority order in which they are
received. Each request shall succinctly detail the matter to be brought before the City Commission; shall contain
the address and phone number where the speaker can be reached if the need arises; and shall be dated and
signed.

Items on the agenda which are not designated as Public Hearings must be discussed during the public comment
period. Waiver of rules. By majority vote, the City Commission may invite public discussion on any agenda item
and thereby waive the proscriptions otherwise outlined in this section.

Decorum to be maintained. In every case where a speaker is recognized by the Mayor to discuss an agenda
item, speaker shall step to the podium, state their name and address for the benefit of the City Clerk, and
identify any group or organization speaker represents. Speaker shall then succinctly state their position
regarding the item before the City Commission. Order shall be maintained at each City Commission meeting
and the Mayor is hereby empowered to order from the room anyone who refuses to comply with the rules and
regulations outlined in this section. The Police Chief or his authorized agent in attendance at the meeting shall
carry out the order of the Mayor in this regard.

CITY OF CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA

 CORAL SPRINGS CITY COMMISSION
 REGULAR MEETING

 SUMMARY

 Wednesday, May 20, 2026 Commission Chambers, City Hall
 6:00 PM 9500 West Sample Road
 Coral Springs, FL 33065

Call to Order
Mayor Brook called the meeting to order at 6:12 p.m.

Roll Call

Mayor Scott Brook
Commissioner Shawn Cerra
Commissioner Joshua Simmons (Remote attendance, departed at approximately 8:25 p.m.)
Commissioner Joseph McHugh

Also in attendance:
City Manager Catherine Givens
City Attorney John Hearn
City Clerk Georgia Elliott

Moment of Silence

Pledge of Allegiance

 Ethan Mariluz, Coral Glades High School, 10th Grade
 Matthew Santos, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, 9th Grade
 Chelsea Joseph, Park Springs Elementary, 3rd Grade

Recognitions/Proclamations/Presentations
 1. Proclamation, Water Safety Month
 (John Whalen)
 The City Commission proclaimed May 2026 as "Water Safety Month" in the City of Coral
 Springs.

 2. Proclamation, Emergency Medical Services Week
 (John Whalen)
 The City Commission proclaimed May 17-23, 2026 as "Emergency Medical Services
 Week" in the City of Coral Springs.

 3. Recognition, Dispatcher Natasha Garcia
 (Brad Mock)
 The City Commission recognized Coral Springs Police Department Dispatcher Natasha
 Garcia for receiving the Annual Tom Gallagher Award for 2026 from the Broward County
 Commission.

 4. Recognition, 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Recipients
 (City Commission)
 The City Commission recognized the 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Sponsors
 and Winners.

 5. Recognition, 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Monument Award Recipient
 (City Commission)
 The City Commission recognized Dr. Mark Gendal for winning the prestigious 2026 Martin
 Luther King Jr. Monument Award.

 6. Proclamation, Caribbean American Heritage Month
 (City Commission)
 The City Commission proclaimed June 2026 as "Caribbean American Heritage Month" in
 the City of Coral Springs.

 7. Proclamation, National Gun Violence Awareness Day
 (City Commission)
 The City Commission proclaimed June 5, 2026, as "National Gun Violence Awareness
 Day" in the City of Coral Springs.

 8. Recognition, National Public Works Week
 (Chad Maraj)
 The City Commission recognized the week of May 17-23, 2026 as "National Public Works
 Week" in the City of Coral Springs.

Public Comment
  • Rubin Young expressed support for candidate Terry Williams Eddens.
  • Terry Williams Eddens offered her condolences to the Commission and discussed
 community-related issues.

Public Hearings/Special Meeting Announcements

 9. Ordinance 2026-106, First Reading, Life Time Future Land Use Map Amendment
 (Tina Jou)
 Request of Miskel Backman, LLP on behalf of Life Time to hold quasi-judicial and public
 hearings to consider first reading of Ordinance 2026-106 relative to CPAL25-0001 to
 amend the Coral Springs Future Land Use Plan Map for 13.11+/- acres generally located
 north of Heron Bay Boulevard and west of Coral Ridge Drive, legally described as Tracts
 One and Two, Portions of Parcel A, Heron Bay One from Moderate (2.00 - 7.99 dwelling
 units/acre) Residential to Commercial, authorize transmittal of petition to the appropriate
 review agencies, and set quasi-judicial and public hearings for second reading for
 Ordinance 2026-106 for the June 17, 2026 meeting.
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: A Thriving, Resilient Business Community.
 (REQUEST TO HOLD QUASI-JUDICIAL AND PUBLIC HEARINGS, CONSIDER,
 AUTHORIZE)

 City Attorney Hearn read items 9 and 10 into the record, Director Jou and petitioner
 representative Adam Pogue (Life Tine Development) presented their materials, and their
 presentations were entered into the record; the public hearing was opened.

 Roy Gold expressed concern about the land allocated for parking and suggested exploring
 more efficient land use and enhancements to walking trails
 Lorin Shlang expressed concerns about potential outdoor noise impacts and the age of the
 traffic study.

 Erick Nyatenya supported the project and requested detailed traffic and noise reviews,
 noting concerns about future site use.

 With no further public comments, the public hearing was closed. Discussion ensued. Chris
 Heggen (Kimley-Horn Traffic), Director Jou, and Adam Pogue each responded to
 Commission questions.

 Motion: To approve Ordinance 2026-106 and set second reading for June 17, 2026.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

 Discussion ensued.

  10. Ordinance 2026-107, First Reading, Life Time Rezoning (Tina Jou)
 Request of Miskel Backman, LLP on behalf of Life Time to hold Quasi-Judicial and Public
 Hearings to consider first reading of Ordinance 2026-107 relative to ZR25-0001 to rezone
 13.11+/- acres, generally located north of Heron Bay Boulevard and west of Coral Ridge
 Drive, legally described as Tracts One and Two, Portions of Parcel A, Heron Bay One from
 Golf Course (GC) to Community Business (B-2), authorize transmittal of petition to the
 appropriate review agencies, and set quasi-judicial and public hearings for second reading
 of Ordinance 2026-107 for the June 17, 2026 meeting.
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: A Thriving, Resilient Business Community.
 (REQUEST TO HOLD QUASI-JUDICIAL AND PUBLIC HEARINGS, CONSIDER,
 AUTHORIZE)

 Motion: To approve Ordinance 2026-107 and set second reading for June 17, 2026.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner McHugh
 Seconder: Commissioner Cerra

 Discussion ensued.

Consent

 Motion: To approve Consent items 11 through 14, 16 and 17.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

 Commission highlighted Item 13, Men’s Health Month, noting the importance of early health
 screenings for men.

  11. Minutes Approval (Georgia Elliott)
 Request to approve the meeting summary of May 6, 2026 Regular Meeting.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE)

  12. Proclamation, National Posttraumatic Growth Day (Catherine Givens)
 The Commission proclaimed June 13, 2026, as "National Posttraumatic Growth Day" in
 the City of Coral Springs.
 (REQUEST TO PROCLAIM)
 13. Proclamation, Men's Health Month (City Commission)
 The City Commission proclaimed June 2026 as "Men's Health Month" in the City of Coral
 Springs.
 (REQUEST TO PROCLAIM)

 Commissioner Simmons encouraged all residents to take time this month to focus on their
 personal health and well‑being.

 14. Proclamation, National Scleroderma Awareness Month (City Commission)
 The City Commission proclaimed the month of June 2026 as "National Scleroderma
 Awareness Month" in the City of Coral Springs.
 (REQUEST TO PROCLAIM)

 15. Proclamation, LGBTQ+ Pride Month (City Commission)
 The City Commission proclaimed June 2026 as "LGBTQ+ Pride Month" in the City of Coral
 Springs.
 (REQUEST TO PROCLAIM)

 This item was pulled from the Consent Agenda. Commissioner Cerra and Commissioner
 Simmons reaffirmed the City’s ongoing respect, appreciation, and support for Pride Month
 and those who observe it.

 Motion: To proclaim June 2026 as "LGBTQ+ Pride Month" in the City of Coral Springs.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

 16. Maintenance and Services for the Parks and Recreation Department (Robert Hunter)
 Request to award Contract No. 26-G-138F for Landscape Maintenance and Services for
 the Parks and Recreation Department to EDJ Service, LLC of Plantation, Florida and
 Florida ULS Operating LLC d/b/a Haverland Ag Innovations of Jacksonville, Florida,
 from date of award through April 30, 2028 with an option to renew for two (2) additional
 two-year (2) terms for a potential cumulative total of six years; and to authorize the
 Purchasing Manager to execute and approve all renewals. The estimated yearly
 expenditure is $338,563.
 Funding Source: Approved Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Attractive Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

 17. Mullins Park Pathway Improvements (Robert Hunter)
 Request to award ITB No. 26-B-216F, Mullins Park Pathway Improvements to Pabon
 Engineering, Inc. of Miami, Florida in the amount of $165,000; and to authorize the
 Purchasing Manager to approve change orders that are within the designated procurement
 authority up to $75,000.
 Funding Source: Approved Capital with Grant Offset.
 Strategic Goal: An Attractive Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

Policy Formation and Direction
 18. Use of Forfeiture Funds (Brad Mock)
 Request to authorize the use of $296,528.60 in Law Enforcement Trust Funds to cover the
 purchase of three (3) drone docking stations for the Drone First Responder Program.
 Funding Source: Receiving Forfeiture to Expend.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO AUTHORIZE)

 Chief Mock presented the item, and City Attorney Hearn noted that forfeiture funds require
 Commission approval and certification from the Chief of Police.

 Motion: To authorize the Use of Forfeiture Funds.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

 Discussion ensued. Chief Mock responded to Commission questions and emphasized the
 need for drone docking stations to support the Drone First Responder Program.

19. Purchase of Drones and Docking Systems (Brad Mock)
 Request to waive the competitive procurement process consistent with Section 2-305.1(7)
 of the City Procurement Code and award the purchase of the Drones and Docking Systems
 to Axon Enterprise, Inc. of Scottsdale, Arizona for a total cost of $465,436; and to authorize
 the Purchasing Manager to approve change orders that are within the designated
 procurement authority up to $75,000.
 Funding Source: Receiving Grant to Expend, Receiving Forfeiture to Expend, and
 Approved Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: A Family-Friendly Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

 Chief Mock explained the item.

 Motion: To waive competitive procurement process and award the purchase of Drones
 and Docking Systems to Axon Enterprise, Inc; and authorize change orders up to $75,000.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner McHugh
 Seconder: Commissioner Cerra

20. Ordinance 2026-105, Second Reading, Amending FY 2026 Operating Budget (Ileana
 Kyriakides)
 Request to approve and adopt on second reading Ordinance 2026-105, which amends
 Ordinance 2025-117 finalizing and adopting the Annual Operating Budget and Capital
 Improvement Program for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, by amending Exhibit “A”, the Annual
 Operating Budget, to increase the General fund by three million five hundred thousand
 dollars ($3,500,000) for a total amount $195,018,911 and Exhibit “B”, the Capital
 Improvement Program to increase by three million five hundred thousand ($3,500,000) for
 a total amount of $30,973,623. First reading held May 6, 2026.
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE, ADOPT)

 City Attorney Hearn read the item into the record. Director Kyriakides explained the item.

 Motion: To approve and adopt Ordinance 2026-105.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner McHugh
 Seconder: Commissioner Cerra

21. Resolution 2026-016, Tobacco and Vape Retail Establishments Zoning in Progress
 (LDA25-0001) Extension (Tina Jou)
 Request to approve Resolution 2026-016 extending the moratorium on the submittal,
 processing, and issuance of local business tax receipts and/or land use approvals for
 establishments which primarily sell or dedicate over twenty percent (20%) of floor space to
 tobacco products, nicotine products, CBD (excluding medical marijuana), or a combination
 thereof, in commercial and residential zoning districts as contained in Petition Number
 LDA25-0001 for a period not to exceed six months from the date of adoption of this
 resolution; providing for an effective date. (LDA25-0001)
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: A Family-Friendly Community.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE AND ADOPT)

 Director Jou explained the item.

 Motion: To approve and adopt Resolution 2026-016.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner McHugh
 Seconder: Commissioner Cerra

 Discussion ensued. The Commission thanked staff for their efforts and leadership in
 bringing this item forward.

22. Resolution 2026-014, Appointment of Commissioner Joshua Simmons to the
 Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (Tina Jou)
 Request to approve and adopt Resolution 2026-014, appointing Commissioner Joshua
 Simmons to the Coral Springs Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC).
 Funding: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: A Family-Friendly Community.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE, ADOPT, APPOINT)

 City Attorney Hearn read the item into the record. Director Jou explained the item.

 Motion: To approve and adopt Resolution 2026-014 and appoint Commissioner Joshua
 Simmons to the Affordable House Advisory Committee.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

 Discussion ensued.

23. Appointment, Community Involved Government Committee (Michael McNally)
 Request to consider appointment of Arlene Wilson to the Community Involved Government
 Committee.
 (REQUEST TO APPOINT)

 Director McNally explained the item.

 Motion: To appoint.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh
24. Appointments, Nuisance Abatement Board (Brad Mock)

 Chief Mock explained the item.
 (A) Request to consider appointment of Bruce Kozlowski to the Nuisance Abatement
 Board.
 (REQUEST TO APPOINT)

 Motion: To appoint Bruce Kozlowski to the Nuisance Abatement Board.
 Result: Passed 3 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner McHugh
 Seconder: Commissioner Cerra

 (B) Request to consider reappointment of Steven Arbogast to the Nuisance Abatement
 Board.
 (REQUEST TO REAPPOINT)

 Motion: To reappoint Steven Arbogast to the Nuisance Abatement Board.
 Result: Passed 3 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

 (C) Request to consider reappointment of Dean Morrison to the Nuisance Abatement
 Board.
 (REQUEST TO REAPPOINT)

 Motion: To reappoint Dean Morrison to the Nuisance Abatement Board.
 Result: Passed 3 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

Commission Communications

  • Office hours and contact information were provided by the Commission.
  • Past and upcoming events were highlighted.
  • Attended the annual Coral Springs Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship and Monument Award
 Ceremony on May 19, 2026; congratulated all scholarship recipients.
  • Highlighted the Backhoe ROADeo; congratulated this year’s champion Victor Gonzalez.
  • Thanked Deputy City Manager McKeone for efforts related to the soccer program.
  • Reported attending the first meeting as the City’s designee to the Broward League of Cities
 and expressed appreciation for the Board’s support.
  • Noted strong turnout at May City events and thanked staff for their work.
  • Thanked staff and Interim Executive Director Sam May for their guidance with the Solid Waste
 Authority and reported on the City’s 2027 opt-out approach.
  • Commissioner Cerra requested and received consensus to pursue the City of Coral Springs’
 representation on the Solid Waste Authority Executive Board.
  • Highlighted the May 19 BCPS Special Meeting where Vice Mayor Metayer was honored,
 noted a potential future naming tribute, and thanked attending staff.
  • Addressed e-bike safety concerns, noting frequent incidents, student violations, and the need
 for continued education.
  • Shared a recent personal fraud incident and urged residents to monitor accounts closely, act
 quickly on suspicious activity, and be aware of recovery time limits.
  • Noted attendance at ICSC Las Vegas and reported productive meetings, with a full update on
 June 17.
  • Hosted the May 9 Mental Health Summit with 225 attendees, raising $8,000 for services.
  • Noted the Commission’s consensus support for assisting students in connecting with job and
 internship opportunities.
  • Shared attendance at the King of Coral Springs Chess Tournament held on May 16.
  • Expressed gratitude for the organization’s collaborative, caring culture and positive
 community feedback.
  • Encouraged residents and candidates to stay engaged and share ideas or concerns.

City Manager's Communication

  • Past and upcoming events were highlighted.
  • Thanked the Commission for recognizing staff and reinforcing the organization’s strong
 culture of respect and collaboration.
  • Emphasized fiscal responsibility by outlining several funded projects, including Mullins Park
 pathway improvements financed with $150,000 in CDBG grant funds.
  • Reported that Police Department drone purchases are supported through $175,000 in grant
 funding and $300,000 in forfeiture funds.
  • Announced that the City received $275,000 from the Florida Department of Environmental
 Protection to support the Stormwater Adaptation Plan and strengthen resiliency efforts.
  • Recognized Public Works for their work and engagement during the Public Works Rodeo and
 expressed appreciation for their contributions.
  • Praised Fire/EMS for their ongoing innovation and acknowledged Emergency Medical
 Services Week and the efforts of the department’s leadership.
  • Highlighted Building Safety Month activities and encouraged residents to follow upcoming
 workshops to better understand permitting processes.
  • Encouraged the community to follow the City’ social media platforms to stay informed.
  • Congratulated the Communications and Marketing team for earning five Telly Awards and
 acknowledged their role in connecting with residents and showcasing City services.
  • Commended the Communications and Marketing team for earning five Telly Awards and for
 their work connecting with residents.
  • Congratulated high school graduates encouraged them to take pride in Coral Springs and
 welcomed them to build their future within the community.

City Attorney's Communication
 25. Resolution 2026-017, Prescribing the Form of Ballot for the November 3, 2026
 General Election (John Hearn)
 Request to approve Resolution 2026-017, prescribing the form of ballot to be utilized for
 the General Municipal Election to be held in the City of Coral Springs on Tuesday,
 November 3, 2026.
 Funding Source: Future Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE)

 City Attorney Hearn read the item into the record.

 Motion: To approve Resolution 2026-017.
 Result: Passed 3 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner McHugh
 Seconder: Commissioner Cerra

  • City Attorney Hearn reported that Commissioner Simmons and Mayor Brook requested
 approval to exceed their annual travel allowance, confirmed funds are available, and noted
 the request can be approved.

 Motion: To approve increasing the travel allowance for Mayor Brook and Commissioner
 Simmons as necessary.
 Result: Passed 3 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

 City Attorney Hearn noted that agenda item 15 had not received an official vote, so the
 Commission proceeded with the vote.

 Motion: To proclaim June 2026 as "LGBTQ+ Pride Month" in the City of Coral Springs.
 Result: Passed 3 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Cerra
 Seconder: Commissioner McHugh

Adjournment

There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at approximately 8:38 p.m.

/s/ Georgia Elliott

Georgia Elliott, CMC
City Clerk

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