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Fran Nachlas

Seat A Council Member2022–2026

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At a glance

News mentions
1

Term ending Mar 31, 2026.

Voice

Meetings spoken in
19
Total speaking time
1:19:09
Avg per meeting
4:10
Segments
1047

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Top issues during term (20)

high↑Feb 2026[74]

Municipal Infrastructure and Public Safety Updates

Involves $5.8 million in federal grants matched by $1.6 million locally for a total $7.4 million program.

critical↑Feb 2026[57]

Police Services Complex Planning

A bond of up to $125 million, estimated by the CFO at roughly $93 per year for taxpayers if approved by voters.

critical↑Feb 2026[40]

Property Tax Reform and Revenue Impacts

Potential loss of tax revenue if Amendment 3 passes; magnitude for Boca Raton not quantified at the meeting.

high↑Mar 2026[33]

The Residences of Boca Raton Modification

Projected city tax revenue rises from roughly $90,000 to about $1.2 million annually.

high↑Mar 2026[28]

City Council Seat C Vacancy

None directly associated with these administrative appointments.

high↑Mar 2026[25]

real estate development

Expect a nice boost to local property values and more foot traffic for downtown businesses as new residents move in.

high↑Feb 2026[21]

Adaptive Reuse and Parking Waiver for 101 E. Palmetto Park Road

The project commits to a $10,258.92 annual contribution to the city's downtown transit program plus fully paid Tri-Rail and Palm Tran passes for employees.

critical↑Feb 2026[18]

Protection of City-Owned Lands (Save Boca Initiative)

No direct cost; the measure could constrain future land sales or leases that might otherwise generate revenue.

critical↑Jan 2026[17]

Downtown Zoning Overhaul & Development Regulations

Requires ongoing municipal oversight and private investment in transit-oriented infrastructure.

high↑Mar 2026[11]

CIMD Infrastructure and Traffic Impact Analysis

Unknown; a study would cost money, with one suggestion that developers fund it.

high↑Feb 2026[10]

election candidate profile

No direct financial impact on taxpayers at this time.

high↓Mar 2026[9]

Economic Development Incentives and Project Turtle

Up to $500,000 in performance-based incentive payments distributed over time against job creation milestones.

critical↓Jan 2026[6]

Charter Amendments on Petitions and Elections

Potential election administration costs depending on ballot placement.

high↑Feb 2026[6]

Mizner Park Commercial Lease Transfers

Involves multi-million dollar commercial leases and property management for Mizner Park.

high↑Mar 2026[5]

residential development approval

This project injects private investment into downtown, which should boost nearby businesses but might nudge local property values higher.

critical↓Jan 2026[5]

Downtown Campus Redevelopment (One Boca)

Will be determined through upcoming bond and capital improvement discussions.

critical↓Jan 2026[2]

Zoning Regulations for Freestanding Emergency Facilities

Financial impacts depend on individual development proposals and required infrastructure mitigations.

medium↓Mar 2026[1]

Palm Beach International Academy at BRIC

None to city funds.

high↓Jan 2026[1]

CIMD Retail Sales and Services Ordinance Clarification

None directly on city funds, but sets compliance standards for private developers.

medium↓Jan 2026[1]

City Hall Restoration and Park Acquisitions

Potential future expenditures from recreation funds and county cooperation for land acquisition.

Decisions during term (130)

Recorded while Nachlas was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.

Voting record (47)

46 yes1 no

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Voted yesMar 24, 2026

Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Council Member Marc Wigder, to approve Ordinance No. 5780 with the scriveners' error corrected.

Voted yesMar 24, 2026

to delete items 12.B., C., D., and E., from the Agenda.

Voted noMar 24, 2026

to postpone to the second regular meeting of April 24th.

Voted yesMar 24, 2026

to approve the Consent Agenda as presented.

Voted yesMar 24, 2026

Motion was made by Council Member Marc Wigder, seconded by Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas, to approve Resolution No. 16-2026 as amended with conditions.

Voted yesMar 24, 2026

Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas, to approve Ordinance No. 5781 with the scriveners' error corrected.

Voted yesMar 24, 2026

Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas, to approve Resolution No. 17-2026 as amended with conditions.

Voted yesMar 24, 2026

Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas, to approve Resolution No. 19-2026.

Voted yesMar 23, 2026

Approval of Resolution No. DDRI/DA CRP-23-01 (Mizner Plaza Hotel)

Voted yesMar 23, 2026

Motion was made by Commissioner Yvette Drucker, seconded by Commissioner Scott Singer to approve Resolution No. DDRI IDA CRP-23-01 as amended.

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

Approval of Consent Agenda

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

Resolution No. 012-2026 (The Boca Raton Conditional Use)

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

Resolution No. 013-2026 (The Boca Raton Site Plan)

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

Ordinance No. 5757 (Rules of Procedure)

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

Ordinance No. 5773 (CIMD Retail and Service Requirements)

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

Ordinance No. 5777 (Candidate Residency and Elector Status Proof)

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

to approve the Consent Agenda as presented

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

to approve Resolution No. 012-2026

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

to approve Resolution No. 013-2026

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

to approve Ordinance No. 5773 as amended

Voted yesFeb 24, 2026

to approve Ordinance No. 5777

Voted yesFeb 23, 2026

Resolution No. CRP-00-02R7 (Royal Palm Place Hotel IDA Amendment)

Voted yesFeb 23, 2026

to approve Resolution No. CRP-00-02R7

Voted yesFeb 10, 2026

Consent Agenda Approval

Voted yesFeb 10, 2026

Adoption of Ordinance No. 5768 (Park Use Limitations)

Voted yesFeb 10, 2026

Transmission of Ordinance No. 5770 (Comprehensive Plan Evaluation and Appraisal)

Voted yesFeb 10, 2026

Adoption of Ordinance No. 5772 (Referendum Consequences)

Voted yesFeb 10, 2026

to approve the Consent Agenda as presented

Voted yesFeb 10, 2026

to approve Ordinance No. 5768

Voted yesFeb 10, 2026

Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Council Member Marc Wigder, to transmit Ordinance No. 5770.

Voted yesFeb 10, 2026

Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Council Member Marc Wigder, to approve Ordinance No. 5772.

Voted yesFeb 9, 2026

Resolution No. 2026-02-CRA (Mizner Park Lease Assignment)

Voted yesFeb 9, 2026

approve Resolution No. 2026-02-CRA

Voted yesJan 27, 2026

Approval of Resolution No. 006-2026

Voted yesJan 27, 2026

to approve Resolution No. 006-2026

Voted yesJan 20, 2026

Approval of Ordinance No. 5769 (Downtown Campus Redevelopment)

Voted yesJan 20, 2026

Approval of Consent Agenda

Voted yesJan 20, 2026

Resolution No. 2026-01-CRA

Voted yesJan 20, 2026

to approve the Consent Agenda as presented

Voted yesJan 20, 2026

to approve Ordinance No. 5769

Voted yesJan 20, 2026

to approve Resolution No. 2026-01-CRA.

Voted yesJan 6, 2026

to approve Ordinance No. 5765

Voted yesJan 6, 2026

to approve Ordinance No. 5763

Voted yesJan 6, 2026

to approve Ordinance No. 5766

Voted yesJan 6, 2026

to approve Ordinance No. 5764

Voted yesJan 6, 2026

approve the Consent Agenda as presented

Voted yesJan 6, 2026

approve Ordinance No. 5762

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