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Residents of Riviera Beach can look forward to new affordable housing options as the Planning and Zoning Board reviewed a significant residential project during their meeting on August 14, 2025. The proposed development, identified as SP 240025, is strategically located in the downtown area, nestled between West Fourteenth Street and Avenue E, within the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) boundary.
The project involves the replatting of three properties into a single parcel, allowing for a cohesive development that aligns with the city’s zoning regulations. The surrounding land use includes a mix of office, commercial, and residential areas, with the future land use designated as downtown mixed-use. The zoning districts for the properties are primarily Downtown General and Downtown Residential, both of which support multifamily residential developments.
The proposed site plan outlines the construction of eight affordable housing units, accompanied by eleven parking spaces—exceeding the minimum requirement of eight spaces for this type of housing. This initiative not only aims to address the community's need for affordable living options but also enhances the downtown area's residential appeal.
In addition to this key project, the board discussed various zoning regulations and land use policies that could further influence future developments in the area. The outcomes of these discussions are expected to shape the city’s growth and community planning efforts moving forward.
As Riviera Beach continues to evolve, the approval of this residential project marks a positive step towards increasing affordable housing availability, fostering a more inclusive community for its residents.
Converted from Planning and Zoning Board Meeting August 14, 2025 meeting on August 15, 2025
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