Coral Springs City Commission Regular Meeting — Coral Springs, FL
Date: 2026-02-05

CITY OF CORAL SPRINGS, FLORIDA

 CORAL SPRINGS CITY COMMISSION
 REGULAR MEETING

 REVISED AGENDA
 1/20/2026 3:34 PM

 Wednesday, January 21, 2026 Commission Chambers, City Hall
 6:30 PM 9500 West Sample Road
 Coral Springs, Florida 33065

Call to Order

Roll Call

Moment of Silence

Pledge of Allegiance

 Arya-Bonnee Wright, Maplewood Elementary, 3rd Grade
 Elayas Borsos, Country Hills Elementary, 3rd Grade
 Raymond Napoleon, Mary Help of Christians Catholic School, 6th Grade

Recognitions/Proclamations/Presentations
 1. Proclamation, Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month and Check Presentation to
 University of Miami Firefighter Cancer Initiative
 (John Whalen)
 Request that the City Commission proclaim January 2026 as "Firefighter Cancer Awareness
 Month" in the City of Coral Springs.

 2 Recognition, Captain Hanna and The Civil Air Patrol
 (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission formally recognize Captain Michael Hanna and The Civil
 Air Patrol for their impacts on and contributions to our community.

 3. Recognition, All Dolled Up Salon
 (City Commission)
 Request that the City Commission recognize All Dolled Up Salon for its long-standing
 successful business.

Public Comment

Public Hearings/Special Meeting Announcements: None.

Consent
 4. Minutes Approval (Georgia Elliott)
 Request to approve the meeting summary of January 7, 2026 Regular Meeting.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE)
 5. Use of Forfeiture Funds (Brad Mock)
 Request to authorize the use of a total of $165,000 in Law Enforcement Trust Funds: $150,000
 to cover training costs for all sworn members and $15,000 to cover the annual donation to the
 Coral Springs Police Explorers.
 Funding Source: Receiving Forfeiture to Expend.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO AUTHORIZE)

 6. Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Lime Sludge Hauling and Disposal Services (Chad Maraj)
 Request to award contract #26-B-113M for Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Lime Sludge
 Hauling and Disposal Services via City of North Lauderdale, Florida Bid #24-PW-007 to
 Prolime Corporation of Washington, Michigan from January 21, 2026 through July 31, 2027.
 The estimated annual expenditure is $315,000.
 Funding Source: Approved Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD)

 7. Revocable License Agreement Between the City of Coral Springs, Sunshine Water
 Control District, and Rio-Bak Corporation (Robert Hunter)
 Request to approve the Revocable License Agreement Between the City of Coral Springs,
 Sunshine Water Control District, and Rio-Bak Corporation.
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE)

Policy Formation and Direction
 8. Playground Equipment, Surfacing, Installation and Repair (Robert Hunter)
 Request to award Contract No. 26-G-102M for Playground Equipment, Surfacing, Installation
 and Repair through the School Board of Osceola County, Florida, Bid No. SDOC-24-B-094-
 ML, to Topline Recreation Inc. of Deltona, Florida, from January 21, 2026 through April 22,
 2027 with an option to renew for one (1) additional one (1) year term; and to authorize the
 Purchasing Manager to execute and approve all renewals. The estimated annual expenditure
 is $300,000.
 Funding Source: Approved Capital and Approved Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Attractive Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

 9. Facility Optimization and Recreation Master Planning Services (Brad McKeone) 1
 Request to award contract for the subsequent phases of LOI #24-A-178, Facility Optimization
 and Recreation Master Planning Services to Sports Facilities Development, LLC of
 Clearwater, Florida in the amount of $1,505,000 for a new contract total of $1,795,500; 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 Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Attractive Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

 10. Appointments, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (Rob Hunter)
 Request to consider appointments of Jerold Frederick and Christian Swinson to the Parks and
 Recreation Advisory Board.
 (REQUEST TO APPOINT)


1 Agreement added.
Commission Communications

City Manager's Communication

City Attorney's Communication
 11. Resolution 2026-002, A Resolution Supporting Senate Bill 382 And House Bill 243
 Strengthening Regulations for Electric Bicycles, Scooters and Motorcycles
 Request to approve and adopt Resolution 2026-002, supporting Senate Bill 382 and House
 Bill 243 which strengthen regulations for electric bicycles, scooters and motorcycles;
 authorizing and directing the City Clerk to transmit this resolution to the appropriate parties;
 providing for an effective date.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE, ADOPT, AUTHORIZE, DIRECT)

Adjournment

Next Regular Meeting: Wednesday, February 4, 2026, 9:00 a.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, January 21, 2026 Commission Chambers, City Hall
 6:30 PM 9500 West Sample Road
 Coral Springs, Florida 33065

Call to Order
Mayor Scott Brook called the meeting to order at 6:46 p.m.

Roll Call
Mayor Scott Brook
Vice Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen
Commissioner Shawn Cerra
Commissioner Joshua Simmons
Commissioner Joseph McHugh

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

Moment of Silence

Pledge of Allegiance

 Arya-Bonnee Wright, Maplewood Elementary, 3rd Grade
 Elayas Borsos, Country Hills Elementary, 3rd Grade
 Raymond Napoleon, Mary Help of Christians Catholic School, 6th Grade

Recognitions/Proclamations/Presentations
 1. Proclamation, Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month and Check Presentation to
 University of Miami Firefighter Cancer Initiative
 (John Whalen)
 The City Commission proclaimed January 2026 as "Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month" in
 the City of Coral Springs.

 A check was presented to the University of Miami Sylvester Cancer Center by the Coral
 Springs-Parkland Professional Firefighters Benevolent Association.

 2 Recognition, Captain Hanna and The Civil Air Patrol
 (City Commission)
 The City Commission formally recognized Captain Michael Hanna and The Civil Air Patrol for
 their impacts on and contributions to our community.

 3. Recognition, All Dolled Up Salon
 (City Commission)
 The City Commission recognized All Dolled Up Salon for its long-standing successful
 business.
Public Comment

  • Simcha Goldstein expressed opposition to the host venue [Coral Springs Center for the Arts] for
 the upcoming Florida Muslim Conference.
  • Rebecca (Rivka) Edell expressed opposition to the host venue [Coral Springs Center for the Arts]
 for the upcoming Florida Muslim Conference.
  • Randi Grossman expressed opposition to the host venue [Coral Springs Center for the Arts] for
 the upcoming Florida Muslim Conference.
  • Joe Kaufman expressed opposition to the host venue [Coral Springs Center for the Arts] for the
 upcoming Florida Muslim Conference.
  • Sara Horwitz thanked the Police and Fire Department for responding promptly to a fire in her
 home in June. She expressed gratitude towards the City Manager’s Office for their follow-through
 on landscaping improvements on University Drive. Ms. Horwitz also expressed opposition to the
 host venue [Coral Springs Center for the Arts] for the upcoming Florida Muslim Conference.
  • Valerie Campbell thanked the Commission for the Juneteenth concert, mental health discussion,
 and its composting program.
  • Sherry Roth expressed opposition to the host venue [Coral Springs Center for the Arts] for the
 upcoming Florida Muslim Conference.
  • Marion Silver expressed opposition to the host venue [Coral Springs Center for the Arts] for the
 upcoming Florida Muslim Conference.
  • Sadelle Wruble expressed opposition to the host venue [Coral Springs Center for the Arts] for
 the upcoming Florida Muslim Conference.

Public Hearings/Special Meeting Announcements: None.

Consent
 Motion: To approve consent items 4 through 7.
 Result: Passed 5 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner Simmons
 Seconder: Vice Mayor Metayer Bowen

 4. Minutes Approval (Georgia Elliott)
 Request to approve the meeting summary of January 7, 2026 Regular Meeting.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE)

 5. Use of Forfeiture Funds (Brad Mock)
 Request to authorize the use of a total of $165,000 in Law Enforcement Trust Funds: $150,000
 to cover training costs for all sworn members and $15,000 to cover the annual donation to the
 Coral Springs Police Explorers.
 Funding Source: Receiving Forfeiture to Expend.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO AUTHORIZE)

 6. Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Lime Sludge Hauling and Disposal Services (Chad Maraj)
 Request to award contract #26-B-113M for Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Lime Sludge
 Hauling and Disposal Services via City of North Lauderdale, Florida Bid #24-PW-007 to
 Prolime Corporation of Washington, Michigan from January 21, 2026 through July 31, 2027.
 The estimated annual expenditure is $315,000.
 Funding Source: Approved Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD)

 7. Revocable License Agreement Between the City of Coral Springs, Sunshine Water
 Control District, and Rio-Bak Corporation (Robert Hunter)
 Request to approve the Revocable License Agreement Between the City of Coral Springs,
 Sunshine Water Control District, and Rio-Bak Corporation.
 Funding Source: Not Applicable.
 Strategic Goal: An Innovative, High-Performing and Sustainable Organization.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE)

Policy Formation and Direction
 8. Playground Equipment, Surfacing, Installation and Repair (Robert Hunter)
 Request to award Contract No. 26-G-102M for Playground Equipment, Surfacing, Installation
 and Repair through the School Board of Osceola County, Florida, Bid No. SDOC-24-B-094-
 ML, to Topline Recreation Inc. of Deltona, Florida, from January 21, 2026 through April 22,
 2027 with an option to renew for one (1) additional one (1) year term; and to authorize the
 Purchasing Manager to execute and approve all renewals. The estimated annual expenditure
 is $300,000.
 Funding Source: Approved Capital and Approved Operating Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Attractive Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

 The item was explained by Director Hunter. Discussion ensued. Staff directed to submit a
 report on all contracts, thresholds, and fund utilization.

 Motion: To award contract No. 26-G-102M.
 Result: Passed 5 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner McHugh
 Seconder: Vice Mayor Metayer Bowen

 9. Facility Optimization and Recreation Master Planning Services (Brad McKeone)
 Request to award contract for the subsequent phases of LOI #24-A-178, Facility Optimization
 and Recreation Master Planning Services to Sports Facilities Development, LLC of
 Clearwater, Florida in the amount of $1,505,000 for a new contract total of $1,795,500; 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 Budget.
 Strategic Goal: An Attractive Community.
 (REQUEST TO AWARD, AUTHORIZE)

 Deputy City Manager McKeone explained the item. Discussion ensued.

 Motion: To award contract.
 Result: Passed 5 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Commissioner McHugh
 Seconder: Commissioner Cerra

 10. Appointments, Parks and Recreation Advisory Board (Rob Hunter)
 Request to consider appointments of Jerold Frederick and Christian Swinson to the Parks and
 Recreation Advisory Board.
 (REQUEST TO APPOINT)

 Director Hunter explained the item.

 Motion: To appoint Jerold Frederick and Christian Swinson.
 Result: Passed 5 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Vice Mayor Metayer Bowen
 Seconder: Commissioner Simmons
Commission Communications

  • Contact information and office hours were provided by the Commission.
  • Past and upcoming city events were highlighted.
  • Concerns raised during public comment regarding the upcoming Florida Muslim Conference and
 its host venue were addressed. Members of the Commission read portions of the City’s Official
 Statement, emphasizing that the event is not sponsored, hosted, or organized by the City of
 Coral Springs. City Attorney Hearn explained the City’s limitations concerning interference with
 freedom of speech and the sale of merchandise at events. He also noted that law enforcement
 will be present during the event.
  • The Commission reaffirmed its commitment to public safety and equal treatment for all residents,
 pledging to remain vigilant during the event and to explore potential legislative measures in the
 future.
  • Police Chief Mock will follow up with the resident who expressed concerns regarding safety in
 her community.
  • Commission reaffirmed their opposition to all forms of hate, including antisemitism and
 Islamophobia.
  • Condolences were offered to the family of Denise Domino on their loss.
  • Thoughts and prayers were extended to a young resident as he prepares for his upcoming
 surgery.
  • Expressed their appreciation for the Police and Fire Department teams and emphasized
 continued support for programs like Fire Ops 101.
  • Commended the Police Department for solving the October 2025 hit-and-run case.
  • Event staff were recognized for their outstanding work in delivering successful city events for
 residents.
  • Parks and Recreation staff were thanked for their assistance with the Adult Flag Football League
 program.
  • Confirmed attendance at Florida League of Cities Legislative Action Days (January 26–28) and
 Broward Days (January 27–28) in Tallahassee to advocate for home rule and Coral Springs
 residents’ needs.
  • Acknowledged successful Martin Luther King Jr. events, noted scholarship fundraising, and
 confirmed continued support for youth engagement and leadership programs.
  • Encouraged residents to sign up for upcoming events, volunteer opportunities, and committee
 openings such as the Community Involved Government Committee at
 www.coralsprings.gov/volunteer.
  • Consensus was reached for a special proclamation to honor Coral Springs Styling & Barbershop
 on their 55th anniversary.
  • Mayor Brook will work with staff to coordinate workdays with Police and Fire.
  • Mayor Brook stated that at the upcoming Commission Retreat to discuss a youth mental health
 initiative and noted plans to brainstorm with City Manager Givens in advance.

City Manager's Communication

  • Expressed optimism for the new year and gratitude for the dedication demonstrated by our city
 employees.
  • Highlighted upcoming events and encouraged residents to visit the city’s website for further
 information: www.cooralsprings.gov/Events.
  • Announced the release of Coral Springs 360, the city’s annual report showcasing its
 accomplishments.
  • Congratulated Public Education Officer Daniel Chavez for being named the 2025 Fire Marshal
 of the Year by the Fire Inspectors Association of Broward County.
  • Recognized Captain Hannah for leadership in the Civil Air Patrol and emphasized the value of
 partnerships that benefit the community and reduce taxpayer burden.
 • Reaffirmed commitment to using forfeiture dollars to support city operations without increasing
 taxes.


City Attorney's Communication
 11. Resolution 2026-002, A Resolution Supporting Senate Bill 382 And House Bill 243
 Strengthening Regulations for Electric Bicycles, Scooters and Motorcycles
 Request to approve and adopt Resolution 2026-002, supporting Senate Bill 382 and House
 Bill 243 which strengthen regulations for electric bicycles, scooters and motorcycles;
 authorizing and directing the City Clerk to transmit this resolution to the appropriate parties;
 providing for an effective date.
 (REQUEST TO APPROVE, ADOPT, AUTHORIZE, DIRECT)

 City Attorney Hearn read the item into the record and explained the item.

 Commissioner McHugh departed the meeting.

 Motion: To approve and adopt Resolution 2026-002.
 Result: Passed 4 – 0 (Unanimously)
 Mover: Vice Mayor Metayer Bowen
 Seconder: Commissioner Cerra

Adjournment

There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 8:57 p.m.

/s/ Georgia Elliott
_________________
Georgia Elliott, CMC
City Clerk

These minutes are a permanent public record of the City of Coral Springs maintained in the Office of
the City Clerk.