Boca Raton City Council has pushed four ordinances tied to the Downtown Campus regulatory framework to March 24, after initially discussing a delay until after the March 10 referendum election.
Boca Raton’s Community Redevelopment Agency approved an amended development order for the Royal Palm Place Hotel site, cutting rooms, removing below-grade parking, and replacing a small public parking plaza with a new multi-story parking structure and other site changes.
Indivisible Boca Raton says it will hold a “Signs of Fascism” march and protest Saturday morning outside the Home Depot at Westwinds Shopping Center in unincorporated West Boca Raton.
Boca Raton officials introduced a new Downtown zoning framework and related land-use changes this month, with final adoption scheduled Feb. 24 and multiple Campus-specific provisions set to automatically fall away if voters reject the March 10 referendum.
Six Coral Springs volunteers were recognized Feb. 7 at City Hall with Lynne Johnson Awards honoring service spanning youth programs, environmental stewardship, sports, community support, city services, and arts programming.