Boca Raton council introduces zoning amendment on affordable and workforce housing
Clerk Sittins read Ordinance 57-53, which would amend zoning rules related to commercial/industrial multifamily development and how required nonresidential uses may be satisfied; a council member introduced the ordinance for later hearings.
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At the Oct. 14 meeting the Boca Raton City Council introduced Ordinance 57-53, which proposes amendments to Chapter 28 (zoning) to modify how commercial/industrial multifamily developments satisfy nonresidential-use requirements (office, restaurant, retail sales or services) either on-site or within a quarter‑mile off-site.
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