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STOP CONDITIONAL USE INCENTIVES

STOP CONDITIONAL USE INCENTIVES

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 3 months ago
We believe the need for Conditional Use Incentives no longer exists for Delray Beach downtown development property. Goals in the Master Plan & Comprehensive Plan need to be updated and Land Use codes revised to minimize the risk of overbuilding in the downtown area. Until such time, a moratorium on Conditional Use Applications should be instituted immediately. 


BACKGROUND 

Conditional Use Incentives to allow greater building height and increased density were created to encourage development in challenging locations. However, this exception has become the norm for virtually all multi-family residential & mixed use projects regardless of location. If left unchecked, Delray will lose its small town look and become over crowded.

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Reached 100 supporters

May 17, 2013

6 Comments

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Torrey Evertt
11 years ago Featured

The idea of the movie theaters is a nice one, but we don't need more retail and office space. I forces the size of the project.

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Karen Castillo
13 years ago Featured

way to much traffic and noise lately. the rules were meant to be for special cases not every single block.

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Sarah Young
13 years ago Featured

I moved here for the small town vibe. please stop approving these massive buildings that block out everything.

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Dave Holt
13 years ago Featured

seems like the developers just do whatever they want now. glad someone is finally saying something.

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Mike Nash
13 years ago Featured

STOP THE OVERBUILDING. my commute is already a nightmare and these new projects just make it worse.

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Linda Okonkwo
13 years ago Featured

delray is getting way to crowded. enough with the condos already we need to keep the feel of the town before its ruined forever

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