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Board approves modification to downtown workforce housing project with conditions
Summary
A developer won board approval to amend a previously authorized ordinance for a Palm Avenue redevelopment, modifying an 8‑story plan to a 5‑story, 52‑unit workforce housing project with variances for unit sizes and reduced pervious area; approval included conditions such as parking mitigation, landscape mitigation and required crosswalk approvals.
The Planning and Zoning Board approved a modification Oct. 29 to a previously approved ordinance for 1116 Palm Avenue that changes the scope and variances of a downtown workforce housing project.
Staff said the parcel (about 32,400 sq. ft.) previously had approvals under Ordinance No. 2023‑124 for an eight‑story mixed‑use building with 48 residential units. The applicant asked to amend the ordinance to permit a five‑story building with 52 residential units, repeal some prior variances and request new variances to allow a greater share of units under 700 sq. ft., a reduced minimum unit size…
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