Commission Agenda Items
Riviera Beach CRA-Backed Zoning Code Amendment Heads to Council Vote
Ordinance 4310 proposes amendments to Riviera Beach's zoning code (Chapter 31) sponsored by the city's CRA alongside private applicants Related Urban, BH Group, and Tezral Partners. The changes appear tied to a specific redevelopment initiative given the named private-sector co-applicants, though the exact zoning provisions being altered are not detailed in the title.
Riviera Beach Adds New Mooring Regulations to City Code
The City of Riviera Beach is adopting Ordinance 4313, which amends Chapter 13 of its Code of Ordinances (Parks and Recreation) by adding a new Article V establishing a mooring program. The full scope of the mooring rules is not detailed in the title, but this is a city-initiated code change.
Riviera Beach Advances Rezoning/Land-Use Change on Three Parcels Plus Abandoned ROWs
This ordinance addresses a land use or zoning action involving three identified parcels (by folio numbers) in Riviera Beach along with two abandoned public rights-of-way. The Development Services Director recommends approval, suggesting the item consolidates or repurposes the parcels and vacated ROWs, likely enabling a development project.
Riviera Beach Eyes Third-Party Manager for City Marina via Seven Kings Deal
The City Council is considering a resolution authorizing a marina management agreement with Seven Kings Holdings to operate Riviera Beach's city-owned marina. This would shift day-to-day marina operations from the city to a private third-party operator.
Riviera Beach Mulls 448-Acre Land Swap with CRA Near Broadway Corridor
The City Council is considering an ordinance authorizing a real property exchange involving approximately 448 acres located between West 13th Street and East 12th Street, bounded by Broadway Boulevard and Avenue C. The City Manager would be empowered to execute documents to complete the exchange with the Riviera Beach Community Redevelopment Agency.
Riviera Beach to Pay $9,129 in Attorney Fees to Outside Counsel
The City Council is considering a resolution authorizing payment of $9,129.00 in attorney fees and costs to the law firm Stumphauzer Kolaya Nadler & Sloman, PLLC. The agenda item does not specify the matter for which the firm was retained or the underlying case or transaction.
Riviera Beach Council May Create Direct Local-Vendor Payment Program
The City Council is being asked to discuss and give direction on establishing a direct payment mechanism for local vendors doing business with Riviera Beach. No ordinance text or contract terms have been published yet; this is a policy direction discussion that could lead to procurement code amendments.
Riviera Beach CRA-Backed Code Amendment Could Reshape Key Redevelopment Sites
Ordinance 4310 proposes amendments to Riviera Beach's zoning code (Chapter 31) sponsored by the Riviera Beach CRA alongside private developers Related Urban, BH Group, and Tezral Partners. The specific code changes are not detailed in the truncated title, but the multi-party sponsorship signals a coordinated redevelopment initiative.
Riviera Beach Approves Singer Island Emergency Dune Nourishment Design Contract
The City Council is authorizing a work order with W.F. Baird & Associates Ltd. to provide survey, design, and permitting services for an emergency dune nourishment project on Singer Island. The contract amount is not fully stated in the title, but the item is a resolution approving professional services to advance a coastal resilience project.
Riviera Beach Tightens Cross-Connection Controls for Drinking Water
Ordinance 4199 amends Chapter 20 of Riviera Beach's Code of Ordinances to add or update cross-connection control regulations designed to prevent contamination of the city's drinking water supply. The changes fall under the utilities code and are regulatory/compliance in nature rather than land use or development.
Riviera Beach Eyes Mutual Separation Deal with City Manager Evans
The Riviera Beach City Council is taking up a proposed mutual separation agreement to part ways with City Manager Jonathan Evans. The city attorney is presenting the item for council review and action.
Riviera Beach Weighs Non-Renewal & Separation Deal for Jonathan Evans
Two resolutions are on the table: one declining to renew Jonathan Evans's employment agreement and a second authorizing negotiation of a separation agreement with him. The item also includes a confirmation of council direction and discussion slots for the City Manager and City Attorney, suggesting active legal and administrative work is underway.
Riviera Beach Approves July 4th Celebration — Vendor & Logistics Details Ahead
The Riviera Beach City Council is considering a resolution to officially approve the city's 2026 July 4th Independence Day Celebration activities. Approval would authorize the event to proceed, likely triggering permitting, road closures, and vendor coordination processes.
Riviera Beach Eyes Third-Party Marina Management Deal with Seven Kings Holdings
Resolution 27-26 establishes a policy governing when the City of Riviera Beach will cover attorney's fees and costs for the mayor, council members, officers, and employees. The resolution includes a severability clause and an effective date.
Riviera Beach Discusses Third-Party Marina Management Options
Riviera Beach City Council held a discussion and deliberation on third-party marina management. The item addresses whether to bring in an outside operator to manage the city's marina facilities.
Riviera Beach Council to Discuss City Manager Employment Contract
Councilman Bruce Guyton brought forward a discussion on extending the city's contract with the Gaines Law Firm. The item was placed before the City Council for consideration.