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Council issues 'no objection' for East Coast MUPD rezoning in Haverhill area
Summary
Representatives for East Coast sought rezoning from landscaping retail to light industrial MUPD; the council approved a letter of no objection to Palm Beach County and noted the proposal includes eight construction office units with warehouse storage and a slight projected traffic reduction on Belvedere Road.
Representatives from Schmidt Nichols presented an application to rezone property within the Haverhill Area Neighborhood Plan from a landscaping retail use to a mixed-use planned development (MUPD) for light industrial uses. Jordan Sperling and Josh Nichols said the proposal would include eight construction office spaces with warehouse storage for each unit and that the change was calculated to slightly reduce traffic on Belvedere Road.
After presentation and council discussion of nearby similar projects and traffic estimates, Vice Mayor Lawrence Gordon moved that the town provide a letter of no objection to Palm Beach County for the East Coast MUPD rezoning and associated Type I and II waiver applications. The motion passed 5-0.
The town's letter of no objection does not approve the county application; it indicates Haverhill does not oppose the county's review of the rezoning and waiver requests. Further county-level review and public hearings will determine final land-use approval.
