Marc Wigder
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 13
- Total speaking time
- 2:22:30
- Avg per meeting
- 10:58
- Segments
- 1818
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Top issues during term (20)
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.
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.
Property Tax Reform and Revenue Impacts
Potential loss of tax revenue if Amendment 3 passes; magnitude for Boca Raton not quantified at the meeting.
The Residences of Boca Raton Modification
Projected city tax revenue rises from roughly $90,000 to about $1.2 million annually.
City Council Seat C Vacancy
None directly associated with these administrative appointments.
real estate development
Expect a nice boost to local property values and more foot traffic for downtown businesses as new residents move in.
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.
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.
Downtown Zoning Overhaul & Development Regulations
Requires ongoing municipal oversight and private investment in transit-oriented infrastructure.
CIMD Infrastructure and Traffic Impact Analysis
Unknown; a study would cost money, with one suggestion that developers fund it.
election candidate profile
No direct financial impact on taxpayers at this time.
Economic Development Incentives and Project Turtle
Up to $500,000 in performance-based incentive payments distributed over time against job creation milestones.
Charter Amendments on Petitions and Elections
Potential election administration costs depending on ballot placement.
Mizner Park Commercial Lease Transfers
Involves multi-million dollar commercial leases and property management for Mizner Park.
residential development approval
This project injects private investment into downtown, which should boost nearby businesses but might nudge local property values higher.
Downtown Campus Redevelopment (One Boca)
Will be determined through upcoming bond and capital improvement discussions.
Zoning Regulations for Freestanding Emergency Facilities
Financial impacts depend on individual development proposals and required infrastructure mitigations.
Palm Beach International Academy at BRIC
None to city funds.
CIMD Retail Sales and Services Ordinance Clarification
None directly on city funds, but sets compliance standards for private developers.
City Hall Restoration and Park Acquisitions
Potential future expenditures from recreation funds and county cooperation for land acquisition.
Decisions during term (130)
Recorded while Wigder was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Appointment of Deputy Mayor
Selection of CRA Chair and Vice Chair
Appointment to Affordable Housing Advisory Committee
Selection of IPARC Representative and Alternate
Selection of Palm Beach County League of Cities Voting Delegate and Alternate
Selection of MPO Representatives and Alternates
Amendments to the Agenda (Removal of Downtown Ordinances)
Postponement of Freestanding Emergency Room Ordinance
Approval of Minutes
Board Appointments
Consent Agenda Approval
Ordinance No. 5780 (Boca Resort Future Land Use Map Amendment)
Ordinance No. 5781 (Boca Resort Rezoning)
Resolution No. 16-2026 (Boca Resort Master Plan Amendment)
Resolution No. 17-2026 (Boca Resort Site Plan Approval)
Resolution No. 19-2026 (Golf Envy Conditional Use)
Minutes of the Workshop Meeting of February 23, 2026
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of February 24, 2026
Planning and Zoning Board
Cartridge Filters for Potable Water; Water Treatment / Utility Services; Harn R/O Systems, Inc. Budgeted Amount: $216,000.00
Voting record (41)
Oldest to newest — hover a bar for the item.
Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Council Member Marc Wigder, to approve Ordinance No. 5780 with the scriveners' error corrected.
to delete items 12.B., C., D., and E., from the Agenda.
to postpone to the second regular meeting of April 24th.
to approve the Consent Agenda as presented.
Motion was made by Council Member Marc Wigder, seconded by Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas, to approve Resolution No. 16-2026 as amended with conditions.
Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas, to approve Ordinance No. 5781 with the scriveners' error corrected.
Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas, to approve Resolution No. 17-2026 as amended with conditions.
Motion was made by Council Member Yvette Drucker, seconded by Deputy Mayor Fran Nachlas, to approve Resolution No. 19-2026.
Approval of Resolution No. DDRI/DA CRP-23-01 (Mizner Plaza Hotel)
Voiced concerns regarding self-created parking deviations, underground construction logistics, and the lack of holistic infrastructure planning.