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Board approves Taco Bell outparcel, granting four variances and site plan with conditions in TOC area
Summary
The Planning and Development Board on Jan. 14 approved four variances, design and site plan for a new 1,600‑square‑foot Taco Bell with a drive‑through at 2640 N. State Road 7, permitting the project to move forward in the city’s Transit‑Oriented Corridor (TOC) despite several code departures.
The Hollywood Planning and Development Board on Jan. 14 approved variances, design and a site plan for a new Taco Bell on a 0.32‑acre outparcel at 2640 North State Road 7 (441), allowing a 1,600‑square‑foot, drive‑through‑focused restaurant. The board approved four separate variances — for active‑use frontage, parking count, window transparency and vehicular‑use landscaping — and then granted design and site‑plan approval with three conditions addressing pickup parking, no‑stopping signage and a deed covenant to hold the city harmless.
Planner Reggie White told the board the site is a long‑vacant car wash parcel and that the proposal is a…
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