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West Palm Beach Commission approves surplus designation to begin negotiations with Publix for full‑size grocery
Summary
The City Commission unanimously approved Resolution 272‑25 to declare three downtown parcels surplus and begin negotiations with Publix to relocate and build a full‑service grocery store; staff said two appraisals and environmental due diligence will precede a final sales agreement.
The West Palm Beach City Commission on Nov. 10 unanimously approved Resolution 272‑25 to declare three city‑owned parcels surplus and authorize negotiations with Publix for a larger downtown grocery store.
Armando Fauna, assistant city administrator, told the commission the assembled parcels are bounded by Banyan, 2nd Street, Sapadilla and Rosemary and include previously CRA‑owned lots transferred to the city. "I'm now able to announce that the grocery store, would be Publix," Fauna said,…
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