Parkland Planning and Zoning Recommends Special Exception Approval For Riverstone Shoppes Addition
The Parkland planning and zoning board approved a favorable recommendation for multiple applications to the city commission for Riverstone Shoppes.
Parkland City Commission Commemorates Juneteenth
The Parkland City Commission declared June 19, 2023, as Juneteenth in the City of Parkland.
Commission Unanimously Approves Contract Negotiations to Transform Former Golf Course into Parkland Place Town Center
A contract with 505Design, the top-ranked proposer for developing a conceptual design of a town center on the former Heron Bay Golf Course, was passed by the city commission.
Parkland Commission Selects Top Developer for Luxury Homes on Iconic Golf Course Land
The Parkland city commission has ranked Toll Brothers as their preferred developer to construct luxury homes on the 21-acre former Heron Bay Golf Course.
Parkland City Commission to Evaluate 3 Luxury Residential Proposals for Former Heron Bay Golf Course
The Parkland City Commission will evaluate potential developers for a new luxury residential neighborhood on the former Heron Bay Golf Course.
Rep. Jared Moskowitz Reintroduces Legislation To Lower Homeowners Insurance Costs
As the homeowner’s insurance crisis continues, one member of Congress might have a potential solution that could help alleviate the problem.
Parkland City Commission Recognizes 5 Youth Ambassador Scholarship Recipients
The Parkland city commission recognized five students participating in the city’s inaugural Youth Ambassador Program, rewarding each with $2500 scholarships.
Parkland City Commission Proclaims May 2023 As Water Safety Month
The city commission declared May 2023 as Water Safety Month and recognized the Aden Perry Good Samaritan Scholarship Fund for its water safety efforts.
Parkland Commission Tentatively Approves Stormwater Fee Assessment
The city commission unanimously tentatively approved a proposed stormwater fee assessment at their May 17 meeting,
Parkland City Commission Wants No More Than 52 Homes on Heron Bay Golf Course
The Parkland city commission agreed to set the maximum number of homes on the “dogleg” portion of the former Heron Bay Golf Course at 52, or 2.5 per acre.
Parkland Enhances Water Safety in Parks with Life-Saving Rings, Honoring Heroic Teen’s Legacy
Parks with lakes and canals are safer thanks to the installation of eight water safety life rings.
4 Heron Bay Residential Development Proposals Come Before City Commission
The city commission will review four Heron Bay development proposals at their Wednesday meeting, starting at 4 p.m.
Parkland Commission To Consider Implementing Stormwater Utility Fee
Residents might notice a stormwater utility fee on their tax bills in November, if the city commission approves it.
Local Leaders Pay Tribute to Sal Pagliara, Parkland’s Longest-Serving Mayor
Former Mayor Sal Pagliara passed away on April 30. He was 93 years old.
City of Parkland Awards 2023 Community Advisory Board and Allstate Scholarships
The Parkland city commission honored five students who won the Allstate and Community Advisory Board (CAB) scholarships on April 19.
Parkland Commission Votes on 3 Wedge Preserve Park Measures
The city commission unanimously passed three items at their Wed., April 19 meeting that will usher in the creation of Wedge Preserve Park.
Final Vote on New Park Development Approaches: Commission to Decide on Turning 39.5 Acres into a Recreational Paradise
Wedge Preserve Park, newly proposed for the corner of Nob Hill Road and Hillsborough Blvd., is moving closer to fruition.
Divided School Board Approves Contentious Rezoning Plan: 351 Incoming Coral Springs Students Shifted to Coral Glades High School
After months of hearings and contentious arguments surrounding MSD rezoning, the school board voted 6-3 in favor of the H1 boundary proposal, rezoning 351 incoming Coral Springs freshmen from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to Coral Glades High School.
Parkland and Coral Springs Clash over MSD Boundary Proposal, with Concerns Raised Over Fire and Paramedic Services
The Parkland city commission strongly disapproved of comments made during Coral Springs City Tuesday meeting suggesting revisiting contracts affecting fire and paramedic services in Parkland if the MSD boundary proposal passes.
School Board Ultimately Votes in Favor of MSD Rezoning, Rejects Superintendent’s Recommendation
After recommending tabling the MSD rezoning until the 2024-2025 school year, the School Board of Broward County ultimately voted to reject a proposal from the interim superintendent…
