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Renovation delays, permit revisions and mitigation granted for Royal Palm Center laundromat
Summary
The Royal Palm Center tenant and manager described multi‑year permit and contractor delays; the magistrate accepted a reduced fine and set a Feb. 11, 2026 payment deadline after reviewing permit correspondence and construction costs.
The Royal Palm Center LLC mitigation hearing focused on commercial permitting complications and work done without prior permits at a laundromat located at 3681 Royal Palm Beach Boulevard.
The property manager presented documentation of extensive renovations — he said the tenant invested more than $548,000 and described repeated plan revisions and contractor delays. Village staff acknowledged progress and told the magistrate a milestone inspection letter recommending concrete restoration had just been submitted. The village proposed a mitigation figure (roughly $2,728.76) recognizing the tenant’s substantial corrective work and the protracted record of permitting revisions.
Special Magistrate Doug Macibbon accepted a negotiated reduction and ordered payment by Feb. 11, 2026. The magistrate emphasized that commercial projects must secure final permits and inspections before work is considered in compliance, and that a reinspection must be requested to clear fines.
The magistrate’s order will be mailed; once the village confirms payment and a final inspection, the violation will be considered closed.
