A political advocacy organization says Boca Raton’s planned Jan. 20 City Center agreement was revised so it would remain binding even if a promised March 10 referendum never occurs.
One Boca’s Rob Frisbie Jr. fielded pointed questions on traffic, parking, costs and the proposed 99-year lease as the downtown government campus plan heads toward a March 10 referendum.
Boca Raton City Council is scheduled to take a final vote Jan. 20 on agreements tied to the downtown government campus redevelopment, with a voter referendum expected in March 2026 if a long-term lease is approved.
Boca Raton City Council will consider four resolutions and a slate of ordinances Tuesday night, including Live Local Act code updates, rules for freestanding emergency facilities, new park-use limits, and changes tied to city property and enforcement.
Boca Raton’s Planning & Zoning Board is set to recommend whether the city should shrink the Boca Technology Center DRI by removing the Boca Raton Innovation Campus and an additional Spanish River Boulevard parcel.