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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING

BOCA RATON COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY

MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2025

1:30 P.M.

The Regular Meeting of the Boca Raton Community Redevelopment Agency was held in the Auditorium at

6500 Congress Avenue. The meeting was called to order by Chair Marc Wigder at 1 :30 PM.

1\. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG:

2\. ROLL CALL:

Chair Marc Wigder

Vice Chair Andy Thomson

Commissioner Yvette Drucker

Commissioner Fran Nachlas

Commissioner Scott Singer

3\. AMENDMENTS TO THE AGENDA:

There were no amendments to the agenda.

4\. MINUTES:

A. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of October 14. 2025

5\. PRESENTATIONS:

There were no presentations.

6\. QUASI-JUDICIAL AND RELATED PUBLIC HEARINGS:

There was no business to consider.

7\. PUBLIC REQUESTS:

Pam Paske expressed concern about the Camino Real Project on 3rd Avenue. She highlighted potential

issues related to the project's impact on the surrounding area.

Les Wilson gave a presentation on Camino Square Phase II pedestrian infrastructure. He outlined the

mobility, explained how the design lacks frontage, and could affect pedestrian and cyclist safety.

Jon Pearlman relayed concerns about the safety record and financial status of the Brightline.

Marianne Halasz inquired when the Government Campus Redevelopment would begin and suggested

passageway or an overpass from the Brightline to Mizner Park.

Mike Liebleman questioned why no analysis had been conducted earlier in the process and advised that

he believed Terra Frisbie's calculations of income over a 99-year lease to be inaccurate.

Jonathan Ounjian stated that the City should leave building and construction to the development partner,

was glad that Memorial Park would be saved , and was interested to see the rest of the plan.