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Council approves Atrium CIMD, rezoning and related site amendments for Broken Sound parcel
Summary
After staff presentations and public comment, the council approved a package of interrelated land‑use measures to allow an 8‑story multifamily building (222 units) and related amendments to incorporate a 0.9‑acre former golf‑course parcel into the Atrium development, with conditions including a 2,000‑sq‑ft dog park and affordability restrictions.
The Boca Raton City Council on Dec. 16 approved a set of interrelated land‑use measures that will allow the Atrium Commercial‑Industrial‑Multifamily Development (CIMD) and amendments to the Broken Sound Old Golf Course approvals.
City staff described the primary application as an 8‑story, 222‑unit, 289,677‑square‑foot multifamily building with a four‑level integrated parking structure, two street‑facing retail/restaurant spaces and an additional 0.9‑acre parcel from the adjacent golf course to be incorporated into the development. Jim Bell, long‑range project manager in Development Services, told the council the project meets CIMD eligibility requirements and includes a restrictive covenant to keep 10 percent (23 units) as affordable and 5 percent (12 units) as workforce housing for 30 years…
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