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Board approves conditional-use permit for contractor's office with outdoor storage
Summary
The board approved a conditional-use permit for At Your Service Garage Doors LLC to operate a high-intensity contractor's office with indoor storage, a 1,320-sq-ft rear hangar addition and a 1,000-sq-ft outdoor storage area, subject to staff-recommended conditions including a cross-access agreement if rear access is used and landscaping improvements.
The Lake Worth Beach Planning & Zoning Board voted to approve PCV project 25-00500001, a conditional-use permit request for At Your Service Garage Doors LLC to operate a high-intensity contractor's office with indoor storage, an approximately 1,320-square-foot rear hangar, and a roughly 1,000-square-foot outdoor storage area on a 0.44-acre industrially zoned site. Staff recommended approval with several conditions, including that existing development-order requirements remain in force and that a cross-access agreement be recorded if access to the rear of the site is provided via the adjacent parcel.
Rosie Escobar, community planner, summarized the site details and said the business has operated at the location since 2022 and employs about 28 people (15 office staff and 13 field employees). She outlined prior approvals, noted that the minor site-plan amendment in 2025 added the rear hangar and outdoor storage to resolve code issues, and flagged conditions that require landscaping as feasible and cross-access agreements when necessary. The affected-party owner of the adjacent property, Dan Marwood of Bumblebee Farms LLC, said he is "in full agreement" with staff and asked that condition No. 4 (the cross-access agreement requirement) remain in the approval.
Board members probed landscaping, screening of outdoor storage, fence height, and compliance with earlier conditions; staff and the applicant said outdoor storage is tucked between buildings and largely not visible from the street. After discussion the board moved to approve the permit with staff-recommended conditions; the motion carried by voice vote.
