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Boca Raton redevelopment board approves amendment for downtown 42‑unit 'Concierge' building
Summary
The Boca Raton Community Redevelopment Agency on April 24 approved an amendment to an individual development approval allowing a 42‑unit, nine‑story multifamily building downtown, after staff said the redesign met code and one resident raised concerns about density, EV parking and notice for related meetings.
The Boca Raton Community Redevelopment Agency on Wednesday approved an amendment to IDA CRP‑17‑01R2 to convert a previously approved adult congregate living facility into a nine‑story, 42‑unit multifamily building at 22 Southeast 6th Street.
Susan Lesser, senior planner in the city’s Development Services Department, told the agency the project would total about 125,841 square feet of residential area with 20,893 square feet of structured parking and 60 double‑stack mechanical valet spaces. The revised plan increases building height to roughly 100 feet (116 feet including architectural features) and seeks a 12‑month extension to the commencement date.
Why it matters: The amendment reduces the number of residential units from the previously approved 88 to 42 while changing unit sizes and maintaining the project’s compliance with downtown DDRI zoning, staff said.…
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