Pembroke Pines adopts 10-year water supply facilities plan update
City of Pembroke Pines Utilities Division, Florida · Meeting date: October 21, 2026 · Published: October 22, 2026
Pembroke Pines City Commission has given final approval to an updated 10-year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan through a broader package of comprehensive-plan amendments. The action formally aligns the city’s future land-use, infrastructure and conservation planning documents with the water-supply plan.
Key points
- Ordinance 2026-07 was adopted unanimously on second and final reading on 21 October.
- The ordinance updates the city’s 10-year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan and amends its future land-use, infrastructure and conservation comprehensive-plan elements.
- The measure was sponsored jointly by Pembroke Pines’ Planning and Economic Development Department and Utility Division.
- The ordinance was assigned permanent number 2064 following adoption.
Full report
Pembroke Pines has adopted an updated 10-year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan (WSFWP), giving final approval to a package that incorporates the utility planning update into the city’s comprehensive plan.
The City Commission voted unanimously on 21 October to adopt Ordinance 2026-07 on second and final reading. The ordinance amends the future land-use, infrastructure and conservation elements of the comprehensive plan while adopting the revised WSFWP.
The measure was jointly sponsored by the Planning and Economic Development Department and the Utility Division. It also provides for compliance with Florida statutes and the Florida Administrative Code.
The approval places the water-supply facilities plan within the same policy framework as Pembroke Pines’ land-use and infrastructure planning. The commission did not debate the item before the vote, and no public comments were made during the hearing.
City Attorney Samuel S. Goran said the ordinance would receive permanent number 2064. The adoption completes the commission’s consideration of the ordinance, following its earlier first reading.
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Source: City Commission, City of Pembroke Pines Utilities Division