Hollywood's minimum is 5 ft NAVD88. An application filed before 1 January 2035 may be permitted at 4 ft NAVD88, but only if the barrier is designed and built to reach 5 ft NAVD88 by 1 January 2050. The rule is in the city's own code, Sec. 150.30, adopted by Ordinance O-2022-01 on 2 February 2022, and follows Broward County Code Sec. 39-407.
Source: City of Hollywood Code of Ordinances Secs. 150.23 and 150.30, Resiliency Standards for Tidal Flood Barriers (Ord. O-2022-01, passed 2-2-22; American Legal Publishing); Broward County Code Ch. 39, Art. XXV, Sec. 39-407 (Ord. No. 2020-11) · Verified 2026-10
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