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Votes at a glance: Planning & Zoning Board actions Feb. 4

City of Lake Worth Beach Planning & Zoning Board · February 5, 2026
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Summary

On Feb. 4 the Lake Worth Beach Planning & Zoning Board approved conditional use permits for four projects (PMRS; Locals Only bar; blanket CUP at 2211–2223 2nd Ave N; Gentle Pet Crossings), and recommended Ordinance 2026-02 on murals to the city commission.

At its Feb. 4 meeting the City of Lake Worth Beach Planning & Zoning Board took the following formal actions:

- Project 2500500013 (Precious Metals Reclaiming Services South): CUP approved with staff conditions and a nine-month timeframe to complete required glazing and site-plan modifications.

- Project 2500500007 (Locals Only Neighborhood Bar, 1230 N. Dixie Hwy): CUP and alcohol-distance waiver approved with added conditions including explicit hours of operation and required resolution of outstanding code violations prior to business-license issuance.

- Project 2500500008 (Mindful Management LLC, 2211–2223 2nd Ave N): Blanket conditional use permit approved to preauthorize a range of tenant uses, with site-plan review required for outdoor storage or material changes.

- Project 2500500012 (Gentle Pet Crossings, 1925 7th Court N): CUP approved for aquamation-based pet funeral home/crematory with building and utilities conditions; board added language allowing the water/sewer utilities department to waive grease-interceptor requirements after technical review.

- Ordinance 2026-02 (Murals and sculptures): Board recommended adoption to the city commission.

Votes were recorded by voice; transcript contains verbal "aye" confirmations rather than a roll-call tally for each board member.