Delray Beach · week of October 24, 2026
Council approves Extend Notice of Disposal Period to 60 Days, 5–0
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What changed in Delray Beach
Motion to Extend Notice of Disposal Period to 60 Days
5 yes, 0 no
Julie Casale (yes), Tom Markert (yes), Angela Burns (yes), Judy Mollica (yes), Tom Carney (yes)
Watch this moment →Issuing the Notice of Disposal (60 Days)
5 yes, 0 no
Tom Carney (yes), Judy Mollica (yes), Tom Markert (yes), Angela Burns (yes), Julie Casale (yes)
Watch this moment →Resolution 2026-17 — Continue Consideration of RH Development Group Unsolicited Proposal (Aldi, NW 800 Block of West Atlantic Ave)
5 yes, 0 no
Julie Casale (yes), Tom Markert (yes), Angela Burns (yes), Judy Mollica (yes), Tom Carney (yes)
Watch this moment →Publishing the Public Interest Finding Report
5 yes, 0 no
Tom Carney (yes), Julie Casale (yes), Tom Markert (yes), Angela Burns (yes), Judy Mollica (yes)
Watch this moment →Approval of Consent Agenda as Amended
5 yes, 0 no
Judy Mollica (yes), Tom Carney (yes), Tom Markert (yes), Angela Burns (yes), Julie Casale (yes)
Watch this moment →Northwest Neighborhood Improvements Project Funding Strategy
4 yes, 0 no
Tom Carney (yes), Tom Markert (yes), Angela Burns (yes), Julie Casale (yes)
Watch this moment →September 24, 2026 - CRA Regular Board Meeting Minutes
5 yes, 0 no
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Development activity
Mira Delray Master Sign Program
2087 West Atlantic Avenue
A master sign program application proposing three entrance signs for the Mira Delray development along West Atlantic Avenue and Congress Avenue.
still pending
Track this project →SW 4th Street Affordable Housing Development
630, 704, & 708 SW 4th Street
Disposition of three CRA-owned vacant lots for the construction of three affordable single-family homes.
still pending
Track this project →RH Development Group West Atlantic Avenue Proposal
SW 600 Block of West Atlantic Ave
Second public meeting for an unsolicited proposal to develop the West Atlantic Avenue block.
still pending
Track this project →Sale of 910 W Atlantic Avenue to Prime Delray Hotel, LLC
910 W Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach, FL
Ninth amendment to the ground lease approved on consent, authorizing the board chair to execute sale documents with an appraisal to set the purchase price.
approved (5-0) · still approved
Track this project →RH Development Group / Aldi Supermarket - SW 600 Block West Atlantic Avenue
SW 600 Block of West Atlantic Avenue, Delray Beach, FL
Second public meeting on RHD's unsolicited proposal to build an Aldi-anchored development, relocated from the SW 600 block to the NW 800 block at the board's request.
still under-review
Track this project →Affordable/Workforce Housing — 630, 704 & 708 SW 4th Street
630, 704 & 708 SW 4th Street, Delray Beach, FL
Resolution 2026-16 would approve sale of three CRA-owned vacant lots to the Community Land Trust for $15,000 to build three affordable/workforce single-family homes under RFP CRA No. 2026-01.
Discussed — no decision yet
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Also discussed
Affordable Housing Lot Disposition at 216 NW 8th Avenue
The CRA is considering transferring three vacant lots on SW 4th Street to the Delray Beach Community Land Trust for affordable workforce housing.
What it means: Total land purchase price of $15,000, plus associated funding assistance for infrastructure and permit fees.
Follow this issue →Affordable/Workforce Housing on SW 4th Street
Resolution 2026-16 would sell three CRA-owned vacant lots at 630, 704 & 708 SW 4th Street to the Delray Beach Community Land Trust for $15,000 to build three affordable/workforce single-family homes.
What it means: Nominal $15,000 purchase price, plus CRA funding assistance for infrastructure, permits, and construction financing.
Follow this issue →West Atlantic Avenue Redevelopment & RFP
The consent agenda included the ninth amendment to the ground lease, moving the sale of 910 W Atlantic Avenue forward to Prime Delray Hotel, LLC, with an appraisal to set the price.
What it means: The CRA converts a long-held ground-leased parcel into sale proceeds; the hotel project advances on West Atlantic.
Follow this issue →Northwest Neighborhood Infrastructure Improvements
The ~$120 million Northwest Neighborhood infrastructure project needs a funding plan. The board directed staff to work with the city on a revenue bond of roughly $80 million, with the CRA backstopping payments from TIF revenue through 2044 — about $6 million a year.
What it means: Roughly $80 million in proposed borrowing with estimated annual debt payments around $6 million, repaid from CRA TIF revenue through 2044.
Follow this issue →2026 Community Redevelopment Plan Amendment
The CRA reviewed its business and residential grant programs and agreed to double the Paint-Up & Signage grant to $10,000 district-wide. The Curb Appeal residential program is also rising from $15,000 to $25,000 pending city approval of an interlocal agreement.
What it means: About $500,000 budgeted for business programs and $600,000 for Curb Appeal this year; doubling the paint-up grant could increase demand on those budgets.
Follow this issue →Mira Delray Master Sign Program Review
The board will evaluate a master sign program for the Mira Delray development to install three new entrance signs at West Atlantic Avenue and Congress Avenue. This proposal will shape the visual presentation and branding of the property along major corridors.
What it means: The property owner and future residents of Mira Delray will benefit from clear and established project branding.
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