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Planning board endorses rezoning of Southeast 9th Street parcels to allow mixed‑use
Summary
The board unanimously recommended that the City Commission rezone several parcels on Southeast 9th Street from REC Neighborhood to a Transitional mixed‑use subdistrict, allowing commercial uses in addition to residential while keeping height and density limits unchanged.
The Hallandale Beach Planning and Zoning Board on May 12 voted unanimously to recommend approval of a rezoning application by V Dixie LLC for parcels at 112 SE 9th Street, 116–118 SE 9th Street and 113 SE 9th Court. Staff told the board the request would change the zoning subdistrict from Central Regional Activity Center (REC) Neighborhood to Central REC Transitional mixed‑use, allowing commercial uses in addition to residential while keeping height and density essentially the same.
Planning staff said the application was reviewed under section 32‑963 and was found compliant with rezoning criteria. The applicant and ownership representatives said the rezoning would enable contiguous mixed‑use redevelopment that complements existing transitional areas nearby. Ed Stacker, speaking for the applicant’s team, told the board the proposal is consistent with adjacent transitional land uses and urged the board to forward a recommendation of approval.
No members of the public spoke on the item. The board discussed prior cases and distinguished this application from a previously denied rezoning that sought increases in building height; members emphasized this request does not change height or density. With that clarification, the board moved and seconded a recommendation of approval and the motion carried unanimously. The item will be forwarded to the City Commission for final action.
