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The City Commission meeting included presentations regarding the Broward County Transit's PREMO Network plan and an update on affordable housing strategies. Public hearings were conducted for several zoning map amendments and a text amendment to the Comprehensive Plan concerning the Water Supply Facilities Work Plan. Several ordinances were introduced for first reading, including updates to floodplain management, traffic calming, and traffic regulations. Public comments were received from residents regarding a local sidewalk project, mental health programs, and temporary certificates of occupancy for a local facility. The Commission also approved various consent items, such as a code lien settlement, renewal of communication and security software licenses, a grant agreement for safe streets, and the purchase of library furniture. Additionally, a bid was awarded for amusement rides and attractions.

This document, serving as a Data Inventory and Analysis, provides foundational data to support the Oakland Park Comprehensive Plan 2045. The plan aims to establish goals, objectives, and policies to guide the City of Oakland Park's future over the next two decades, addressing key areas such as future land use, intergovernmental coordination, coastal management, public schools, housing, recreation and open space, economic development, transportation and mobility, conservation, private property rights, capital improvements, infrastructure, and sustainability and resiliency. It focuses on issues like redevelopment, adequate infrastructure, housing supply, and economic development opportunities.

The City of Oakland Park's Comprehensive Plan 2045 provides a foundational framework for guiding the municipality's long-term growth and development through to the year 2045. The plan focuses on strategic performance areas including financial stability, infrastructure needs, smart growth, community wellness and recreation, public safety, city identity, and environmental stewardship. Its vision is to cultivate a sense of place through livable and sustainable development, safe and integrated mobility, enhanced arts and cultural experiences, and access to the outdoors, creating a welcoming community where residents enjoy a balanced lifestyle and businesses thrive.

This document provides a comprehensive data inventory and analysis through a series of maps for the City of Oakland Park, serving as foundational support for the 2023 Comprehensive Plan. Key areas covered include future land use, existing land use, vacant land, road classifications, projected daily levels of service up to 2045, public transit, historic resources, flood hazard areas, wetlands, soils, and wellfield and water service. The information aids in strategic development and planning initiatives for the city.

The committee reviewed the site plan application for 3444-3446 N.E. 12th Avenue, submitted under Case # CD13-20DMUD 113446, LLC.