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Commission approves Wellington Vista changes and postpones two applications to July 2

Palm Beach County Zoning Commission · June 4, 2026
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Summary

The Zoning Commission recommended approval of multiple Wellington Vista Phase 2 requests (rezoning, development order amendment, variance, and workforce housing bonuses) and approved agenda modifications postponing two other applications to the July 2 hearing.

The Palm Beach County Zoning Commission approved staff recommendations for Wellington Vista Phase 2, including a zoning map amendment to PUD, a development order amendment to add 100 units into the existing Wellington Vista community, and a Type II variance for buffer/setback adjustments. Applicant Brian Terry (InSight Studio) described incorporation of a previously planned 3‑acre outparcel into the PUD, a four‑story building proposed on the parcel, and requests for workforce housing bonuses and transfer of development rights to add density. Commissioners moved and the board recommended approval of the subparts (items 5A–5D).

Earlier in the meeting, the commission accepted agenda modifications and granted requested postponements: applicants for items 3 and 4 asked to postpone those matters to the July 2 Zoning Commission hearing and the commission voted to approve those postponements. The consent agenda and May minutes were also approved by the commission.

The Wellington Vista approvals included several conditions and an applicant commitment to provide workforce units on site and to satisfy buffer and landscaping requirements; staff indicated those conditions were part of the recommended motion. The zoning commission’s actions are advisory and will be incorporated into subsequent Board of County Commissioners review where applicable.