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Developer pitches Sixth Avenue mixed-use project that would use vested 59-foot height; CRA to review rezoning
Summary
Corner Lot Development Group presented a mixed-use plan for Sixth Avenue North at a CRA workshop, proposing RD rezoning to use an existing vested 59-foot height. The developer described retail frontage, a parking garage with 30–55 public spaces possible, and a flexible hotel/condo program; no formal votes were taken at the workshop.
At a Community Redevelopment Agency workshop April 16, Corner Lot Development Group presented a mixed-use redevelopment for a parcel on Sixth Avenue North between First and Second streets and asked the CRA for early feedback on rezoning to an RD (redevelopment) district.
The developer, Billy Zeitz of Corner Lot Development Group, said the project is intended to “maximize the commercial frontage,” improve pedestrian connections to the beach and existing businesses, and provide additional parking that could serve both the project and nearby businesses. “We came in with an interest of being more of a partner than an applicant,” Zeitz said.
City planning staff explained the zoning request. Heather, a planning staff member, told the board the parcel carries vested height rights from a court settlement and “does have vested height of 59 feet” tied to actions dating from…
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