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Pembroke Park Commission approves parking reduction and site plan for Public Storage near I‑95
Summary
The commission unanimously approved a parking reduction and site development plan allowing a 210,775‑square‑foot self‑storage building and 29 parking spaces for a property near Interstate 95 and the CSX railroad.
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The Town Commission of the Town of Pembroke Park on Monday approved two quasi‑judicial actions allowing a new self‑storage facility near the Interstate 95/CSX rail corridor.
Town staff read two items into the record: Resolution 2025‑001, a parking reduction request for property described in the public records of Broward County submitted by Public Storage 4 Limited; and Resolution 2025‑002, a site development plan (application 23 SP 04) for a self‑storage facility at 3080 Pembroke Road. The items were presented together and recommended for approval by the town’s Planning and Zoning Board.
Mike (consultant town planner) told the commission the town code treats self‑storage like warehouse space for parking calculations and that the raw code requirement would have required more than 300 spaces. He said the applicant proposed a total of 29 parking spaces, a number he said is “consistent and compatible with other self storage facilities within the town of Pembroke Park.” He also said the plan calls for demolishing the existing buildings and constructing a single building of 210,775 square feet with vehicular circulation around it.
After the presentation, commissioners voted on each resolution. Both motions passed on roll call; the clerk recorded the motions as carried.
The approvals were granted conditionally as part of the quasi‑judicial record; the town attorney asked that anyone speaking be sworn and that evidence be included in the clerk’s record. The planning consultant and the applicant were present to answer commissioners’ questions during the hearing. No substantive public opposition was recorded on the transcript.
Votes at a glance: both resolutions were approved on roll call (motion and second recorded; roll calls indicated the motions carried).
The approvals allow the applicant to record the parking reduction order in the public records and proceed with the site plan process subject to the conditions and any final ministerial steps required by staff.

