Hollywood, FL — rezoning & P&Z cases
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P-26-01 — Multi-family residential development with 30 units
A 4-story, 29,568 square-foot multi-family development with 30 units is proposed at 2455 Polk Street in the MC-1 zoning district within the Regional Activity Center. The project requires design and site plan approval and will add residential density to this activity center location.
BWK-25-HD-C — other
This case involves variances for signage at the NSU Oceanographic Center Campus in the Government Use zoning district. The applicant seeks to permit a 583 square-foot wall sign (versus the 150 square-foot maximum) and increase the number of allowed wall signs from 3 to 6. Developers should monitor whether similar signage variances may affect comparable campus or institutional projects in Hollywood.
TMP-2026-146 — Fast food restaurant with drive-through facility
This is a design and sign plan request for a 3,859 square foot fast food restaurant with drive-through in a C-3 zoning district. The applicant has already obtained a parking variance (Resolution No. 08-V-24), so the primary approval needed is the design and sign plan. Developers should review the staff report and public participation materials to understand any conditions or concerns related to site design, signage, and drive-through operations in this commercial district.
TMP-2026-117 — rezoning
Bridge Asset Management is seeking to rezone 0.79 acres at 2200 Jackson Street from medium-intensity multi-family (DH-2) to high-intensity mixed-use (DH-3). This rezoning would allow for higher-density development and expanded mixed-use opportunities on this Dixie Highway corridor property.
TMP-2026-059 — comprehensive_plan_amendment
The City of Hollywood is amending its Comprehensive Plan's Potable Water Sub-Element to comply with the South Florida Water Management District's Lower East Coast Water Supply Plan as mandated by Florida Statutes. This citywide amendment affects water supply and conservation policies for all future development in Hollywood. Developers should review the updated Water Supply Facilities Work Plan and Utilities-Water-Conservation Elements to understand any new requirements impacting project feasibility.
TMP-2026-058 — Mixed-use development with commercial space and residential units
A mixed-use development with 6,400 square feet of commercial space and 198 residential units is proposed at 1831-1857 Jackson Street in the FH-2 Zoning District within the Regional Activity Center. The project requires approval of a design and site plan, a variance to Section 155.08 regarding curb cut requirements, and is part of a concurrent rezoning request (City file 25-Z-52a).
TMP-2026-060 — rezoning
Gadamis Property LLC and Ventas Realty LTD seek to rezone 1.11 acres from Parkside High Intensity Mixed-Use (PS-3) to Federal Highway Medium-High Intensity Mixed-Use (FH-2) at Jackson and Van Buren Streets. The rezoning would allow for a change in permitted uses and development intensity at this mixed-use location in Hollywood.
TMP-2026-056 — 4-story, 22-unit multi-family residential development
Applicant Gil Ovadia seeks approval for a 4-story, 22-unit multi-family residential project at 2101-2111 N 16th Ave within the FH-1 zoning district and Regional Activity Center. The proposal includes design and site plan approval along with variances to reduce corner setbacks from the standard requirements in Section 4.6(B). This case may impact developers considering multi-family projects in the Federal Highway corridor if setback relief becomes a precedent or if it influences future zoning policies in the RAC.
TMP-2026-057 — 10-unit multi-family development
This is a design and site plan approval request for a 10-unit multi-family development with approximately 14,308 square feet of construction in a 4-story building (44 feet tall) in the FH-1 Zoning District. The project is located within the Regional Activity Center in Hollywood, TX. Developers should monitor this case if they have competing or complementary projects in the same zoning district or activity center.
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