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Board recommends Pinnacle on 6 for approval, contingent on tree‑relocation analysis
Summary
The planning board voted to recommend approval of Pinnacle on 6, a two‑building, 92‑unit affordable housing development, while requiring the applicant provide a feasibility analysis on relocating a large on‑site strangler fig to the commission before final approval.
The Lake Worth Beach Planning & Zoning Board recommended approval of Ordinance 2026-12, the Pinnacle on 6 mixed‑use urban plan, subject to staff conditions and an added contingency that the applicant present a feasibility analysis on relocating a large on‑site strangler fig before final commission action. Staff’s principal planner, Lauren Pross, told the board the proposal would create two mid‑rise buildings with a total of 92 income‑restricted dwelling units and requested incentives under the sustainable bonus and affordable workforce housing programs.
Proponents and applicant representatives said the development includes amenities, public art and green building features; applicant Tim Wheat said the project would be storm‑secure and green‑certified. Several residents and board members pressed the applicant and staff on the large 98‑inch strangler fig within Building A’s footprint; the board added language recommending the commission consider an additional condition requiring relocation if city and independent arborist reports find it feasible.
