Planning board recommends code fix to CIMD rules after public objections
City staff proposed and the board recommended a city‑initiated text amendment to section 28‑16‑44 to allow combined on‑site and off‑site nonresidential uses to meet CIMD requirements; the board voted 7‑0 despite public objections that the change favors developers and could worsen local retail deserts.
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The Boca Raton Planning & Zoning Board on Sept. 4 recommended approval of a city‑initiated text amendment to the commercial‑industrial multifamily development (CIMD) rules that clarifies how nonresidential requirements may be met.
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