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Engineering, Transportation & Mobility
Engineering provides development, planning, design management, regulatory permitting, and construction management for all associated engineering activities that involve the City. Engineering oversees reviews of site plans and building permits, sidewalk café tables permits, traffic engineering and public right-of-way rehabilitation oversight, right-of-way permit review, plat and subdivision regulations, roadway rehabilitation programs, portable storage container permits and tree removal permits.
Online Options Available
- Tree Removal Permit Application
- Pay For Permits Online
- Easement Encroachment Acknowledgement
- Missed Inspection Affidavit
- Homeowner Affidavit
Please note: the 50/50 Sidewalk Program was discontinued as of October 22, 2020. For more information call our office at 954.921.3900.
Virtual Services
Virtual assistance available for ALL services (i.e. request call-back, various virtual online meeting platforms, email). In-person services, by appointment only. Click here or download the free QLess app from your phone’s app store or text "Hollywoodservice" to 954.241.1105 to reserve your appointment.
Questions for a specific plans examiner? Informational Consultations must use QLess to make an appointment: Tues. & Thurs. between 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Sidewalk Cafe Tables Permit Update:
“Due to the Hollywood Blvd Streetscape Project, Sidewalk Café Permit fees will be waived for the businesses that are located along Hollywood Blvd between Dixie Highway and Young Circle until further notice.
Please be advised that if a business intends to continue operating a Sidewalk Café, a Permit is still required and only the associated fees are waived.
For more information please reach out to the Engineering, Transportation and Mobility Division at (954)-921-3900 x 6645”
City of Hollywood Guide to Tree Maintenance
Project Updates
City of Hollywood Neighborhood Greenways Design Project
Department of Development Services, Engineering, Transportation and Mobility Division requested and negotiated a proposal with Kimley Horn and Associates to provide professional consulting services to complete the design of approximately 38 miles of neighborhood greenway bicycle facilities throughout the City. The final designs when completed, will allow the City to integrate the neighborhood greenway construction into existing milling and repaving projects
Johnson Street Bridge Design Project
The City recently received $950,000 in State funding to assist with the replacement and widening of the Johnson Street Bridge. The Department is in the process of negotiating a proposal to provide professional consulting services to complete the design of the replacement structure. The City intends to replace the bridge within the next 5 years
City of Hollywood Neighborhood Traffic Signal Box Wrap Beautification Project
The Department has identified various traffic signal boxes located in high visibility areas and on City owned streets and right of ways. These traffic signal boxes will be wrapped in unique art work selected for each location. Currently the City has the art work approved for all traffic signal boxes that have been identified. Phase I of the project is underway and it is expected that two boxes within each district will be completed by the end of September. Phase II will include an additional 24 boxes and is expected to be completed by December of 2023.
The City of Hollywood is constructing new ADA ramps in the following areas:
Construction of new ADA ramps on North 48th Avenue from Hollywood Blvd. to Thomas Street.
Construction has completed the new crosswalks from Taft street and North 31st Road.
Installation of 8 Electronic Speed Feedback Signs:
- 6391 Moseley Street (NE Corner)
- N. 64 Avenue from Coolidge Street to Harding Street (Midblock)
- N. 33 Avenue (Around 245 Feet South of Center Line of N. 34 Street)
- 3610-3620 N. 33 Avenue
- 408 N. 28 Avenue
- 313-319 N. 28 Avenue
- Hillcrest Drive and Banyan Drive (East Bound)
- Hillcrest Drive and Banyan Drive ( West Bound)
Impact Fee
Public Notice was made on June 22, 2022, providing 90 day notice that the City intended to amend Chapter 38 of the Code of Ordinances and create a Development Impact Fee. The new Development Impact Fee provision encompasses Impact Fees that will be used for funding new capital or expansionary projects within the following City business units:
- General Government Buildings
- Fire-Rescue
- Law Enforcement
- Parks and Recreation
- Multi-Modal Transportation.
The City Commission adopted the new Impact Fee Ordinance based on a study completed by Tindale Oliver. The new impact fees applies to all applicable new construction building permit applications submitted on or after September 22, 2022. Impact Fee Schedule