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Community board approves rezoning for proposed hotel at 255 SW Sixth Street
Summary
A majority of the City of Stuart Community Redevelopment Board voted to approve a rezoning recommendation for a 0.33-acre parcel at 255 Southwest Sixth Street to allow a hotel pushed toward U.S. 1.
A majority of the City of Stuart Community Redevelopment Board voted to approve a rezoning recommendation for a 0.33-acre parcel at 255 Southwest Sixth Street that the applicant has combined into a single title and plans to redevelop as a hotel.
The board’s action concerned Ordinance No. 2537-2025, which would amend the official zoning map to change the parcel’s designation from Urban Waterfront to Urban Highway. Development Director Jody Coogler told the board the change would make the property “consistent with the land use pattern and … zoning pattern and development pattern” that exists along the U.S. 1 corridor.
Coogler said the property is vacant and lies inside the Urban Overlay District and the community redevelopment area, and that both Urban Waterfront and Urban Highway permit hotel uses. She told members the practical difference was design…
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