active projects
City of Tamarac Neighborhood Meetings 2017
District 1 Capital Improvement Projects (Active & Future) Jack Strain Director of Public Services ACTIVE PROJECTS • Fire Station 78 Demolition and Reconstruction Project
• Tamarac Lakes South Buffer Wall Project - Phase I • Mainlands Section 7 Buffer Wall Project - Phase IIA • Citywide Bike Path – Phase VI • NW 50th Court Traffic Calming (Speed Hump) • Tamarac Lakes South Water Replacement Project
FUTURE PROJECTS • Boulevards Sidewalk Extension Project • Buffer Wall Project - Phase IIC
District 1 -Active Project • Fire Station 78 Demolition and Reconstruction Project – Project Budget: $3.8 M – Funding: General CIP – Completion: May 2017
District 1 - Active Project • Tamarac Lakes South Buffer Wall Project - Phase I – Project Budget: $1,128,075 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: May 2017
District 1 - Active Project • Mainlands Section 7 Buffer Wall Project - Phase IIA – Project Budget: $325,350 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: August 2017
District 1 - Active Project
• Citywide Bike Path Project – Phase VI – Project Budget: Ph VI - $747,315 – Funding: FDOT LAP Grant & Public Services Facilities (70/30) – Completion: Spring 2019
District 1 - Active Project
Phase VI - ORANGE
District 1 - Active Project • NW 50th Court Traffic Calming (Speed Hump) – Project Budget: $2,600 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: May 2017
District 1 - Active Project • Tamarac Lakes South Water Main Replacement Project
– Project Budget:
$1,850,000
– Funding:
Utilities CIP
– Completion:
Fall 2018
– Elements • Water Mains – Service Lines – Fires Hydrants - Resurfacing
District 1 - Active Project • Tamarac Lakes South Water Main Replacement Project
District 1 - Future Project
• Boulevards Sidewalk Extension Project – Project Budget: $60,000 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: Spring 2018
District 1 - Future Project • Boulevards Sidewalk Extension Project
District 1 - Future Project • Buffer Wall Project - Phase IIC – Project Budget: $1.1 M – Funding: General CIP – Completion: Spring 2019
Located: Commercial Boulevard, between Rock Island Road & NW 58th Way
District 2 Capital Improvement Projects (Active & Future) Jack Strain Director of Public Services
ACTIVE PROJECTS Water Treatment Plant Safe Room Citywide Bike Path - Phases IV & VI Buffer Wall Project - Phases IIB FUTURE PROJECTS Swim Central Annex Park (FY19)
District 2 - Active Projects Water Treatment Plant Safe Room Project Budget: $1.6 M Funding: Utilities CIP Completion: Fall 2018
District 2 - Active Project Citywide Bike Path Projects – Phases IV & VI Project Budget: Funding: Completion:
Ph IV - $900,169 Ph VI - $747,315 FDOT LAP Grant & Public Services Facilities (70/30) Spring 2019
District 2 - Active Project
Phase IV – RED
Phase VI - ORANGE
District 2 - Active Project Buffer Wall Phase IIB Project Project Budget: $1.1 M Funding: General CIP Completion: Spring 2018 (currently in design phase)
Located: Commercial Boulevard, between NW 64th Avenue & Guava Drive
District 2 - Future Project Swim Central Annex Park Location:
NW 94th Ave and NW 58th Street (adjacent to the Aquatic Center)
Project Budget:
$821,046
Funding:
General CIP
Completion:
Spring 2020
District 2 - Future Project Elements: •Covered Playground •Covered Benches •Pedestrian Bridge •Walkway •Landscaping
District 3 CIP Projects (Active & Future) Jack Strain P.E., Director of Public Services ACTIVE PROJECTS − NW 77th Street Multi-purpose Trail − Master Pump Stations Receiving Pond Restoration Project − Citywide Culvert/Headwall Improvement Project – Phase 5
FUTURE PROJECTS − Tamarac Sports Complex Concession Building & Site Improvement Project − Citywide Buffer Wall Project - Phase III
District 3 - Active Projects • NW 77th Street Multi-Purpose Trail – Project Budget: $115,000 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: April 2017 Location: North side of NW 77th Street, between NW 96th Ave and Park Entrance
District 3- Active Projects • Master Pump Stations Receiving Ponds Restoration Project – Project Budget: $800,000 – Funding: Stormwater Fund Three Master Stormwater – Completion: May 2017 Pump Stations - Control approximately 450 acres of waterway (canals and lakes)
District 3 - Active Project • Citywide Culvert/Headwall Improvements - Phase V Locations: – Project Budget: $800,000 • 2- NW 70nd Street – Funding: Stormwater CIP • 2- NW 71st Place – Completion: Spring 2018 • 2- NW 75th Street
Before
After
District 3 - Future Project • Tamarac Sports Complex Concession Building and Site Improvement Project – Location:
Tamarac Sports Complex – Nob Hill Road & NW 77th Street
– Project Budget: $1,750,000 – Funding:
General CIP
– Completion:
Summer 2019
District 3 - Future Project Elements: •
Demo existing concession
•
New concession facility
•
Covered sitting area
•
Restrooms
•
Meeting/event room
•
League storage room
•
General site improvements
District 3 - Future Project • Citywide Buffer Wall Project – Phase III – Project Budget: $2.2 M – Funding: General CIP – Completion: Fall 2018
Location: North side of McNab Road, between Pine Island Road and NW 108 Terr.
District 4 CIP Projects (Active & Future) Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services ACTIVE PROJECTS • Citywide Culvert/Headwall Improvements Project • University Drive Pipe Bursting Project • Citywide Bike Path Project – Phase IV & V
FUTURE PROJECTS • Tamarac Park Playground Project • Water’s Edge Park
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services •
Citywide Culvert/Headwall Improvements - Phase V – Project Budget: $800,000 – Funding: Stormwater CIP – Completion: Spring 2018
Before
Locations: • 2- NW 70nd Street • 2- NW 71st Place • 2- NW 75th Street
After
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services University Drive Pipe Bursting Project – Project Budget: $933,598.60 – Funding: Utilities CIP – Completion: Summer 2017
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services
South side of University Drive from NW 77th Street to Southgate Boulevard
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services Citywide Bike Path Projects – Phases IV & V – Project Budget: Ph IV - $900,169 Ph V - $457,785 – Funding: FDOT LAP Grant & Public Services Facilities (70/30) – Completion: Spring 2019
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services
Phase IV – RED
Phase V - ORANGE
District 4 CIP Future Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services Tamarac Park Playground Project – Project Budget: $454,937 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: Fall 2018
Project Location: 7501 N. University Drive
District 4 CIP Future Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services • Water’s Edge Park – Location:
NW 61st Street (just east of University Drive)
– Project Budget:
$2,775,000
– Funding:
General CIP
– Completion:
Spring 2019
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Committed to Excellence Always • Call data analysis performed for this zone • Resource Allocation
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Call Data Zone
Fire Zone
% in 8 min or less
Zone
Fire Zone
% in 8 min or less
1
15A
87.7%
7
41G
72.4%
2
15B
95.9%
3
15C 41C
98.6% 88.9%
8
41H 78H
82.6% 78.8%
9
78I
76.7%
4
15D 41D
88.5% 95.7%
10
5
41E
88.2%
78J1 78J2
88.9% 91.6%
6
15F 41F
82.3% 89.2%
11
78K
91.1%
Data for Fire and EMS calls in calendar year 2013
Pre Fire Station 36 Deployment
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Post Fire Station 36 Deployment
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Benefits • • • •
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Decrease response time More effective use of existing resources Emergency preparedness Good neighbor
Current Fire Station 36
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Central Parc North & South • North side of Commercial Boulevard/ West of Turnpike • 253 SFH’s • Completed
• South side of Commercial Boulevard • Proposed 239 SFH’s • Under Construction
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Trails at Central Parc •
East of Turnpike, South of Commercial Blvd. • 214 SFH’s • Site Plan Approved
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
7-11 Convenience Store & Gas Station NW corner of Commercial Boulevard & NW 31 Avenue 2565 square foot convenience store 8 fueling stations Site Plan approved
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
The Atlantic Private Park
Commercial Boulevard
South side of Commercial Boulevard east of SR-7 Entrance to Lauderdale Lakes residential project Dog Park/Mail Kiosk for “The Atlantic” multi-family residential development (420 rental units) Under construction
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Proposed Tamarac Village
401 residential units 35,000 square feet of commercial 0.76 acre of common open space Under Site Plan Review
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Fairfield Inn by Marriott Hotel
6850 NW 88th Avenue 5 story - 61,574 square feet 120 rooms 52 feet in height
New Colony West Clubhouse 18,135 Square feet 2 story 37 feet in height New Cart Barn - 7541 Square foot 17 feet in height
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Golfview Townhomes South Side of McNab Road, Just east of Pine Island Road 12 2-story Townhomes Under Construction
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Mural Plaza – East side of University Drive just south of University Commons Shopping Center 32,080 Sq. Ft. upscale retail Shopping Plaza Under Construction
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development WOODMONT New Clubhouse (Site Plan Approved) 15,031 Sq. Ft. Approved: Jan. 11, 2017
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development WOODMONT Redesigned 9 hole Golf Course & Maintenance Building (Site Plan Approved) Maintenance Building: 7,202 Sq. Ft. Approved. February 22, 2017
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development WOODMONT 152 Single-Family Homes (Pulte) (Site Plan/Plat under review) Planning Board:
April 5, 2017 @ 9:00 AM
City Commission :
April 26, 2017 @ 9:00 Am
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Current Projects Under Site Plan Review Safe Guard Self Storage Expansion 6101 West Commercial Boulevard Addition of 53,530 square feet (3 story) to existing 82,900 square feet (3 story) building Site Plan under review 7-11 Convenience Store/Gas Station (Redevelopment of existing gas station/convenience store) SW corner of Commercial Boulevard & State Road 7 3010 square foot convenience store 18 fueling stations Site Plan under review Pollo Tropical Restaurant Commercial Boulevard (between Wendy’s & Walgreens, west of Pine Island Road) 3500 square foot building Woodsprings Suites Hotel 5751 Madison Avenue (just west of existing Hampton Inn Hotel) 123 rooms, 49 feet in height
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Land Development Code Amendment Key Themes for Improvement 1. 2. 3. 4.
Ensure the Regulations are User-friendly Update Zoning Districts and Land Uses Improve the Development Standards Streamline the Development Review Procedures 5. Prepare Targeted Amendments to the Comprehensive Plan Review and share input on www.tamarac.org/OpenCityHall
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Citywide Signage Program
Neighborhood signs: Arbor Keys at Tamarac Single sided sign North side – Commercial Blvd. & NW 47 Terrace Colony West Estates at Tamarac Double sided sign SW corner – Pine Island Road & NW 67 Court
City Hall
Gateway Signs
Westwood 5 at Tamarac V shaped sign SW corner – Southgate & NW 93 Ave.
Directional Signs
Park Signs
Neighborhood Signs
Woodmont Greens Cypress III Pineapple Park Les Jardins (Woodmont at Tamarac) Pine Island/NW 81 Street Southgate/NW 81 Ave. (2 signs) NW 82 Ave. – 800’ west of University Drive (2 signs) NW 78 Street/University Drive
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Public Art Program
Albert Paley – Fire Station 78 ($100,000)
Contributions received from art fees for development 1 percent of construction value of improvements to property Administered by the Public Art Committee Public Art Fund Established in 2004
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Public Art Program
Margi Northard’s Sunset Point Design Concept
Estimated Construction Cost: $350,000 Contributions received from art fees for development 1 percent of construction value of improvements to property Administered by the Public Art Committee Public Art Fund Established in 2004
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Public Art Program
Roger Stoller – Significant Sculpture
Just east of Woodlands Blvd. Contributions received from art fees for development 1 percent of construction value of improvements to property Administered by the Public Art Committee Public Art Fund Established in 2004
New Development Upda
Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Developm Public Art Program Contributions received from art fees for development 1 percent of construction value of improvements to property Administered by the Public Art Committee Public Art Fund Established in 2004
Malcolm Robertson Pedestrian Bridge/ University Dr.
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Community Appearance Initiative - Adopt-A-Street Existing adopted streets & available streets:
Adopt-A-Street is a program that empowers volunteer groups to keep their neighborhoods litter-free one street at a time. To date, more than 19,000 volunteers from 20 cities have removed over 211,000 pounds of litter from adopted streets! Contact Community Development 954-597-3530
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Community Appearance – Code Compliance Code Compliance Officers canvas the community to determine violations that affect curb appeal. A homeowner can qualify to receive NIP IT funds to assist in correcting the following violations:
A/C Screening Building Exterior Maintenance Junk, Trash and Debris Fence Maintenance House Identification Irrigation System Maintenance Landscaping Maintenance Safety Barrier Maintenance Sidewalk Maintenance Walkway Maintenance Waste Container Screening Driveway Maintenance
New Development Update
Neighborhood Partnership Program Roll-Out
Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Applications Available: City Hall -
Online -
Community Development Department Rm. 206 7525 NW 88th Ave, Tamarac, FL 33321
www.tamarac.org/ Tamarac.orgDepartments Community Development Housing Administration
Start Date: Deadline Date:
May 8, 2017 @ 8:00 a.m. May 19, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m.
Submit Application to:
Community Development Department Rm. 206 7525 NW 88th Ave, Tamarac, FL 33321
Selection Announcement Date: June 16, 2017
Neighborhood Beautification Recognition Program Roll-Out Maxine
New Development Update Calloway, Director of Community Development Applications Available: City Hall -
Online -
Community Development Department Rm. 206 7525 NW 88th Ave, Tamarac, FL 33321 www.tamarac.org/ Tamarac.orgDepartments Community Development Housing Administration
Start Date: Deadline Date:
OPEN Q1- March 31, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m. Q2- June 30, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m. Q3- September 29, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m. Q4- December 29, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m.
Submit Application to:
Community Development Department, Rm. 206 7525 NW 88th Ave, Tamarac, FL 33321 or via email at [email protected]
Award Date-Commission Meeting: April 26, July 12, October 25, January 10
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development HOA Liaison Meeting The Community Development Housing and Neighborhoods Program Division sponsors a series of quarterly HOA meetings designed to provide valuable HOA housing related information to HOA presidents and residents: May 16 @ 6:30 pm Tamarac Community Center
June 20 @ 10:00 am Mainlands 3 Clubhouse
November 14 @ 6:00 pm Tamarac Community Center
Featuring Free Condo and HOA Board Member Certification Courses
Featuring hurricane preparedness
Featuring a discussion answering questions relating to Condo, homeowners or co-op association topics
CRIME MAPPING Captain N. Glassman Broward Sheriff’s Office Tamarac District
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Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
• Mother’s Day Tea Party, 5/13, 10 a.m.-Noon, TCC • Concert on the Green at Colony West, 5/19, 7-9 p.m. Concert on the Green
Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
• Memorial Day Ceremony, 5/29, 10:30 a.m., Veterans’ Park • Movie in the Park, 6/2, 79:30 p.m., Sports Complex • Father’s Day Family Fishing Tournament, 6/17 – 9 a.m.-Noon, Caporella Park
Veterans Honor Wall At Veterans’ Memorial Park
Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
• Fourth of July Fun – Swim Party at Aquatic Center – Noon-4 p.m. – All American Celebration – 6-9 p.m. at the Sports Complex
Fireworks on the 4th of July
Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
Weekly events – Farmers Market - Sundays, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Veterans’ Park – Food Truck Mondays - 5-9 p.m. at Tamarac Park Top: Tamarac Farmers Market Bottom: Food Trucks
Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
• Other Offerings – Parks and Recreation Foundation of Tamarac (P.A.R.O.T.) • Scoreboard at the Aquatic Center • Expression Swings at Sunset Point Park • Need based grants
– Always looking for people to become involved!
Recycling Right Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services
Technology Update Levent Sucuoglu, Director of Information Technology
Questions and Comments
Thank You for Coming 2017 Tamarac Neighborhood Meetings
District 1 Capital Improvement Projects (Active & Future) Jack Strain Director of Public Services ACTIVE PROJECTS • Fire Station 78 Demolition and Reconstruction Project
• Tamarac Lakes South Buffer Wall Project - Phase I • Mainlands Section 7 Buffer Wall Project - Phase IIA • Citywide Bike Path – Phase VI • NW 50th Court Traffic Calming (Speed Hump) • Tamarac Lakes South Water Replacement Project
FUTURE PROJECTS • Boulevards Sidewalk Extension Project • Buffer Wall Project - Phase IIC
District 1 -Active Project • Fire Station 78 Demolition and Reconstruction Project – Project Budget: $3.8 M – Funding: General CIP – Completion: May 2017
District 1 - Active Project • Tamarac Lakes South Buffer Wall Project - Phase I – Project Budget: $1,128,075 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: May 2017
District 1 - Active Project • Mainlands Section 7 Buffer Wall Project - Phase IIA – Project Budget: $325,350 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: August 2017
District 1 - Active Project
• Citywide Bike Path Project – Phase VI – Project Budget: Ph VI - $747,315 – Funding: FDOT LAP Grant & Public Services Facilities (70/30) – Completion: Spring 2019
District 1 - Active Project
Phase VI - ORANGE
District 1 - Active Project • NW 50th Court Traffic Calming (Speed Hump) – Project Budget: $2,600 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: May 2017
District 1 - Active Project • Tamarac Lakes South Water Main Replacement Project
– Project Budget:
$1,850,000
– Funding:
Utilities CIP
– Completion:
Fall 2018
– Elements • Water Mains – Service Lines – Fires Hydrants - Resurfacing
District 1 - Active Project • Tamarac Lakes South Water Main Replacement Project
District 1 - Future Project
• Boulevards Sidewalk Extension Project – Project Budget: $60,000 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: Spring 2018
District 1 - Future Project • Boulevards Sidewalk Extension Project
District 1 - Future Project • Buffer Wall Project - Phase IIC – Project Budget: $1.1 M – Funding: General CIP – Completion: Spring 2019
Located: Commercial Boulevard, between Rock Island Road & NW 58th Way
District 2 Capital Improvement Projects (Active & Future) Jack Strain Director of Public Services
ACTIVE PROJECTS Water Treatment Plant Safe Room Citywide Bike Path - Phases IV & VI Buffer Wall Project - Phases IIB FUTURE PROJECTS Swim Central Annex Park (FY19)
District 2 - Active Projects Water Treatment Plant Safe Room Project Budget: $1.6 M Funding: Utilities CIP Completion: Fall 2018
District 2 - Active Project Citywide Bike Path Projects – Phases IV & VI Project Budget: Funding: Completion:
Ph IV - $900,169 Ph VI - $747,315 FDOT LAP Grant & Public Services Facilities (70/30) Spring 2019
District 2 - Active Project
Phase IV – RED
Phase VI - ORANGE
District 2 - Active Project Buffer Wall Phase IIB Project Project Budget: $1.1 M Funding: General CIP Completion: Spring 2018 (currently in design phase)
Located: Commercial Boulevard, between NW 64th Avenue & Guava Drive
District 2 - Future Project Swim Central Annex Park Location:
NW 94th Ave and NW 58th Street (adjacent to the Aquatic Center)
Project Budget:
$821,046
Funding:
General CIP
Completion:
Spring 2020
District 2 - Future Project Elements: •Covered Playground •Covered Benches •Pedestrian Bridge •Walkway •Landscaping
District 3 CIP Projects (Active & Future) Jack Strain P.E., Director of Public Services ACTIVE PROJECTS − NW 77th Street Multi-purpose Trail − Master Pump Stations Receiving Pond Restoration Project − Citywide Culvert/Headwall Improvement Project – Phase 5
FUTURE PROJECTS − Tamarac Sports Complex Concession Building & Site Improvement Project − Citywide Buffer Wall Project - Phase III
District 3 - Active Projects • NW 77th Street Multi-Purpose Trail – Project Budget: $115,000 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: April 2017 Location: North side of NW 77th Street, between NW 96th Ave and Park Entrance
District 3- Active Projects • Master Pump Stations Receiving Ponds Restoration Project – Project Budget: $800,000 – Funding: Stormwater Fund Three Master Stormwater – Completion: May 2017 Pump Stations - Control approximately 450 acres of waterway (canals and lakes)
District 3 - Active Project • Citywide Culvert/Headwall Improvements - Phase V Locations: – Project Budget: $800,000 • 2- NW 70nd Street – Funding: Stormwater CIP • 2- NW 71st Place – Completion: Spring 2018 • 2- NW 75th Street
Before
After
District 3 - Future Project • Tamarac Sports Complex Concession Building and Site Improvement Project – Location:
Tamarac Sports Complex – Nob Hill Road & NW 77th Street
– Project Budget: $1,750,000 – Funding:
General CIP
– Completion:
Summer 2019
District 3 - Future Project Elements: •
Demo existing concession
•
New concession facility
•
Covered sitting area
•
Restrooms
•
Meeting/event room
•
League storage room
•
General site improvements
District 3 - Future Project • Citywide Buffer Wall Project – Phase III – Project Budget: $2.2 M – Funding: General CIP – Completion: Fall 2018
Location: North side of McNab Road, between Pine Island Road and NW 108 Terr.
District 4 CIP Projects (Active & Future) Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services ACTIVE PROJECTS • Citywide Culvert/Headwall Improvements Project • University Drive Pipe Bursting Project • Citywide Bike Path Project – Phase IV & V
FUTURE PROJECTS • Tamarac Park Playground Project • Water’s Edge Park
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services •
Citywide Culvert/Headwall Improvements - Phase V – Project Budget: $800,000 – Funding: Stormwater CIP – Completion: Spring 2018
Before
Locations: • 2- NW 70nd Street • 2- NW 71st Place • 2- NW 75th Street
After
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services University Drive Pipe Bursting Project – Project Budget: $933,598.60 – Funding: Utilities CIP – Completion: Summer 2017
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services
South side of University Drive from NW 77th Street to Southgate Boulevard
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services Citywide Bike Path Projects – Phases IV & V – Project Budget: Ph IV - $900,169 Ph V - $457,785 – Funding: FDOT LAP Grant & Public Services Facilities (70/30) – Completion: Spring 2019
District 4 CIP Active Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services
Phase IV – RED
Phase V - ORANGE
District 4 CIP Future Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services Tamarac Park Playground Project – Project Budget: $454,937 – Funding: General CIP – Completion: Fall 2018
Project Location: 7501 N. University Drive
District 4 CIP Future Projects Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services • Water’s Edge Park – Location:
NW 61st Street (just east of University Drive)
– Project Budget:
$2,775,000
– Funding:
General CIP
– Completion:
Spring 2019
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Committed to Excellence Always • Call data analysis performed for this zone • Resource Allocation
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Call Data Zone
Fire Zone
% in 8 min or less
Zone
Fire Zone
% in 8 min or less
1
15A
87.7%
7
41G
72.4%
2
15B
95.9%
3
15C 41C
98.6% 88.9%
8
41H 78H
82.6% 78.8%
9
78I
76.7%
4
15D 41D
88.5% 95.7%
10
5
41E
88.2%
78J1 78J2
88.9% 91.6%
6
15F 41F
82.3% 89.2%
11
78K
91.1%
Data for Fire and EMS calls in calendar year 2013
Pre Fire Station 36 Deployment
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Post Fire Station 36 Deployment
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Benefits • • • •
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
Decrease response time More effective use of existing resources Emergency preparedness Good neighbor
Current Fire Station 36
District 4 - University Fire Station #36 Percy Sales, Assistant Fire Chief
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Central Parc North & South • North side of Commercial Boulevard/ West of Turnpike • 253 SFH’s • Completed
• South side of Commercial Boulevard • Proposed 239 SFH’s • Under Construction
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Trails at Central Parc •
East of Turnpike, South of Commercial Blvd. • 214 SFH’s • Site Plan Approved
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
7-11 Convenience Store & Gas Station NW corner of Commercial Boulevard & NW 31 Avenue 2565 square foot convenience store 8 fueling stations Site Plan approved
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
The Atlantic Private Park
Commercial Boulevard
South side of Commercial Boulevard east of SR-7 Entrance to Lauderdale Lakes residential project Dog Park/Mail Kiosk for “The Atlantic” multi-family residential development (420 rental units) Under construction
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Proposed Tamarac Village
401 residential units 35,000 square feet of commercial 0.76 acre of common open space Under Site Plan Review
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Fairfield Inn by Marriott Hotel
6850 NW 88th Avenue 5 story - 61,574 square feet 120 rooms 52 feet in height
New Colony West Clubhouse 18,135 Square feet 2 story 37 feet in height New Cart Barn - 7541 Square foot 17 feet in height
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Golfview Townhomes South Side of McNab Road, Just east of Pine Island Road 12 2-story Townhomes Under Construction
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Mural Plaza – East side of University Drive just south of University Commons Shopping Center 32,080 Sq. Ft. upscale retail Shopping Plaza Under Construction
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development WOODMONT New Clubhouse (Site Plan Approved) 15,031 Sq. Ft. Approved: Jan. 11, 2017
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development WOODMONT Redesigned 9 hole Golf Course & Maintenance Building (Site Plan Approved) Maintenance Building: 7,202 Sq. Ft. Approved. February 22, 2017
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development WOODMONT 152 Single-Family Homes (Pulte) (Site Plan/Plat under review) Planning Board:
April 5, 2017 @ 9:00 AM
City Commission :
April 26, 2017 @ 9:00 Am
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Current Projects Under Site Plan Review Safe Guard Self Storage Expansion 6101 West Commercial Boulevard Addition of 53,530 square feet (3 story) to existing 82,900 square feet (3 story) building Site Plan under review 7-11 Convenience Store/Gas Station (Redevelopment of existing gas station/convenience store) SW corner of Commercial Boulevard & State Road 7 3010 square foot convenience store 18 fueling stations Site Plan under review Pollo Tropical Restaurant Commercial Boulevard (between Wendy’s & Walgreens, west of Pine Island Road) 3500 square foot building Woodsprings Suites Hotel 5751 Madison Avenue (just west of existing Hampton Inn Hotel) 123 rooms, 49 feet in height
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Land Development Code Amendment Key Themes for Improvement 1. 2. 3. 4.
Ensure the Regulations are User-friendly Update Zoning Districts and Land Uses Improve the Development Standards Streamline the Development Review Procedures 5. Prepare Targeted Amendments to the Comprehensive Plan Review and share input on www.tamarac.org/OpenCityHall
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Citywide Signage Program
Neighborhood signs: Arbor Keys at Tamarac Single sided sign North side – Commercial Blvd. & NW 47 Terrace Colony West Estates at Tamarac Double sided sign SW corner – Pine Island Road & NW 67 Court
City Hall
Gateway Signs
Westwood 5 at Tamarac V shaped sign SW corner – Southgate & NW 93 Ave.
Directional Signs
Park Signs
Neighborhood Signs
Woodmont Greens Cypress III Pineapple Park Les Jardins (Woodmont at Tamarac) Pine Island/NW 81 Street Southgate/NW 81 Ave. (2 signs) NW 82 Ave. – 800’ west of University Drive (2 signs) NW 78 Street/University Drive
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Public Art Program
Albert Paley – Fire Station 78 ($100,000)
Contributions received from art fees for development 1 percent of construction value of improvements to property Administered by the Public Art Committee Public Art Fund Established in 2004
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Public Art Program
Margi Northard’s Sunset Point Design Concept
Estimated Construction Cost: $350,000 Contributions received from art fees for development 1 percent of construction value of improvements to property Administered by the Public Art Committee Public Art Fund Established in 2004
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development Public Art Program
Roger Stoller – Significant Sculpture
Just east of Woodlands Blvd. Contributions received from art fees for development 1 percent of construction value of improvements to property Administered by the Public Art Committee Public Art Fund Established in 2004
New Development Upda
Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Developm Public Art Program Contributions received from art fees for development 1 percent of construction value of improvements to property Administered by the Public Art Committee Public Art Fund Established in 2004
Malcolm Robertson Pedestrian Bridge/ University Dr.
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Community Appearance Initiative - Adopt-A-Street Existing adopted streets & available streets:
Adopt-A-Street is a program that empowers volunteer groups to keep their neighborhoods litter-free one street at a time. To date, more than 19,000 volunteers from 20 cities have removed over 211,000 pounds of litter from adopted streets! Contact Community Development 954-597-3530
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Community Appearance – Code Compliance Code Compliance Officers canvas the community to determine violations that affect curb appeal. A homeowner can qualify to receive NIP IT funds to assist in correcting the following violations:
A/C Screening Building Exterior Maintenance Junk, Trash and Debris Fence Maintenance House Identification Irrigation System Maintenance Landscaping Maintenance Safety Barrier Maintenance Sidewalk Maintenance Walkway Maintenance Waste Container Screening Driveway Maintenance
New Development Update
Neighborhood Partnership Program Roll-Out
Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development
Applications Available: City Hall -
Online -
Community Development Department Rm. 206 7525 NW 88th Ave, Tamarac, FL 33321
www.tamarac.org/ Tamarac.orgDepartments Community Development Housing Administration
Start Date: Deadline Date:
May 8, 2017 @ 8:00 a.m. May 19, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m.
Submit Application to:
Community Development Department Rm. 206 7525 NW 88th Ave, Tamarac, FL 33321
Selection Announcement Date: June 16, 2017
Neighborhood Beautification Recognition Program Roll-Out Maxine
New Development Update Calloway, Director of Community Development Applications Available: City Hall -
Online -
Community Development Department Rm. 206 7525 NW 88th Ave, Tamarac, FL 33321 www.tamarac.org/ Tamarac.orgDepartments Community Development Housing Administration
Start Date: Deadline Date:
OPEN Q1- March 31, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m. Q2- June 30, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m. Q3- September 29, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m. Q4- December 29, 2017 @ 4:00 p.m.
Submit Application to:
Community Development Department, Rm. 206 7525 NW 88th Ave, Tamarac, FL 33321 or via email at [email protected]
Award Date-Commission Meeting: April 26, July 12, October 25, January 10
New Development Update Maxine Calloway, Director of Community Development HOA Liaison Meeting The Community Development Housing and Neighborhoods Program Division sponsors a series of quarterly HOA meetings designed to provide valuable HOA housing related information to HOA presidents and residents: May 16 @ 6:30 pm Tamarac Community Center
June 20 @ 10:00 am Mainlands 3 Clubhouse
November 14 @ 6:00 pm Tamarac Community Center
Featuring Free Condo and HOA Board Member Certification Courses
Featuring hurricane preparedness
Featuring a discussion answering questions relating to Condo, homeowners or co-op association topics
CRIME MAPPING Captain N. Glassman Broward Sheriff’s Office Tamarac District
APPLICATION PLATFORMS
Smart Phone Application
Downloadable from your phones App store, Free for Android and iPhone users
Computer Website Application
Accessed via
www.tamarac.org, www.sheriff.org, and www.crimemapping.com.
WWW.TAMARAC.ORG
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Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
• Mother’s Day Tea Party, 5/13, 10 a.m.-Noon, TCC • Concert on the Green at Colony West, 5/19, 7-9 p.m. Concert on the Green
Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
• Memorial Day Ceremony, 5/29, 10:30 a.m., Veterans’ Park • Movie in the Park, 6/2, 79:30 p.m., Sports Complex • Father’s Day Family Fishing Tournament, 6/17 – 9 a.m.-Noon, Caporella Park
Veterans Honor Wall At Veterans’ Memorial Park
Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
• Fourth of July Fun – Swim Party at Aquatic Center – Noon-4 p.m. – All American Celebration – 6-9 p.m. at the Sports Complex
Fireworks on the 4th of July
Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
Weekly events – Farmers Market - Sundays, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Veterans’ Park – Food Truck Mondays - 5-9 p.m. at Tamarac Park Top: Tamarac Farmers Market Bottom: Food Trucks
Upcoming Parks and Recreation Events Greg Warner, Director of Parks and Recreation
• Other Offerings – Parks and Recreation Foundation of Tamarac (P.A.R.O.T.) • Scoreboard at the Aquatic Center • Expression Swings at Sunset Point Park • Need based grants
– Always looking for people to become involved!
Recycling Right Jack Strain P. E., Director of Public Services
Technology Update Levent Sucuoglu, Director of Information Technology
Questions and Comments
Thank You for Coming 2017 Tamarac Neighborhood Meetings
