DEVELOPMENT
QUARTERLY REPORT FY 2025
JANUARY - MARCH
INTRODUCTION
This report outlines the City of Boynton Beach’s development efforts from January through March 2025. It reflects a crossdepartmental commitment to smart growth, economic vitality, and enhanced quality of life. Key highlights include progress in planning and zoning, infrastructure improvements, business support initiatives, and community-driven projects. This quarterly snapshot offers a look at how our City is building a stronger, more resilient Boynton Beach— together.
Updates
As we approach Building Safety Month in May, the City of Boynton Beach is excited to promote awareness and education about the critical importance of building safety in our community. With an increasing focus on safety, our team has developed a comprehensive and engaging strategy aimed at individuals of all ages, ensuring that the key messages surrounding building safety are not only communicated effectively but also create a lasting impact Our efforts will emphasize the importance of building structures that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also structurally sound and safeforthewell-beingofallwhousethem.
ForOurYoungerAudience
Adjacent to the children’s library, we will set up an interactive, hands-on display designed to captivate and educate our youngervisitors.Thischild-friendlyexhibitwillfeature:
Engaging coloring books that illustrate essential building safetyprinciples
Fun, interactive safety badge stickers to reinforce and remindyoungvisitorsofkeysafetymessages
Toy hard hats to inspire a tactile, hands-on experience, allowing children to connect with safety concepts in a playful,memorableway
Through these activities, we aim to instill a lifelong appreciationfortheimportanceofbuildingsafety,startingata youngageandfosteringresponsible,safety-consciouscitizens inthefuture
ForOurAdultCommunityMembers
Outside the commission chambers, we will place a dedicated display board geared toward educating our adult community members Thisexhibitwillprovide:
Informative materials covering the various facets of building safety, from structural integrity to emergency preparedness
Visualaidsdesignedtohighlightbestpracticesandsafety protocolstofollowinbothhomeandcommercialsettings
Resources to encourage further learning and involvement in local building safety initiatives, empowering individuals to take action in their own homes, businesses, and workplaces
With these initiatives, our goal is to provide our residents with the knowledge and tools needed to enhance safety in their everyday lives By fostering a culture of proactive building safety, we aim to make Boynton Beach a safer, more resilient communityforgenerationstocome.
Celebrate with us by using our hashtag #BuildingSafetyMonth2025 on social media
Looking ahead, the City of Boynton Beach Economic Development Division is gearing up for several exciting initiatives this quarter that will further support and engage the local business community
National Small Business Week kicks off with the inaugural Boynton Beach Business Quest, a citywide scavenger hunt running from May 4 to May 10 This fun, community-focused event invites residents and visitors to explore local businesses, complete lighthearted challenges, and win prizes, all while reinforcing community pride and supporting local commerce Businesses are encouragedtoparticipateorsponsortheevent For moredetails,visit: wwwboynton-beachorg/829/Boynton-BeachBusiness-Quest
Additionally, Mentor Mondays will continue through May and June, offering personalized guidance for entrepreneurs and small business owners On June 5, Business Over Brews will provide a relaxed after-hours networking opportunity for local professionals The Small Business Academy Workshop returns on June 18, equipping business owners with practical tools, resources, and expert insights to support growth The quarter concludes with a Job Fair on June 25, aimedatconnectinglocalemployerswithqualified candidates and strengthening the workforce pipeline
These initiatives reflect our ongoing commitment to collaboration, innovation, and economic opportunitywithinBoyntonBeach
EconomicDevelopment
Workshops and Events
This quarter, the City of Boynton Beach Economic Development Divi initiatives to strengthen the local business community.
Mentor Mondays, a monthly initiative in partnership with SCORE Palm Beach, continued in January, February, and March, offering free one-on-one guidance from seasoned business experts. On January 7, the Division also partnered with Prospera to provide bilingual Small Business Consults, extending accessible mentorship to a broader audience. Additionally, Prospera led the Small Business Academy Workshop on March 13, helping entrepreneurs better understand local resources and develop strategies for sustainable growth.
3-Day Workshop Series: Feb. 13, 20, & 27
The quarter concluded with the successful launch of the City’s first Entrepreneurship Academy, held in partnership with SCORE Palm Beach, Dreamcatcher Mindful Marketing, and Ascendus. Of the 56 individuals who enrolled and attended single sessions, 30 graduated from the three-day program. Participants represented a diverse range of ventures—from future restaurants and therapy practices to insurance agencies and online retail operations. The Academy provided clarity on planning, marketing, and financing, reinforcing the City’s commitment to fostering informed and resilient small businesses ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACADEMY
Jan. 7: Small Business Consults
Jan. 7, Feb. 10, Mar. 7: Mentor Monday’s
Mar 13: Small Business Academy Workshop
February 6, 2025: The Bungalow Bar & Grill
Social Media
Boynton Beach Economic Development continues to gain steady momentum in the social media landscape. As we move into 2025, our Q1 growth reflects ongoing efforts to connect with the community and highlight local business activity.
On LinkedIn, we gained 146 new followers between January 15 and April 14, 2025. Impressions reached 10,302, indicating continued visibility among business professionals and community partners.
Our Facebook page reached 42.8K views and achieved a reach of 17.3K, reflecting strong interest in our programs and initiatives. Engagement remains consistent, with 659 content interactions and 241 link clicks during the quarter
Instagram grew by 135 followers and recorded 27.8K views. Reach climbed to 9.5K, highlighting ongoing success in connecting with the community through visual storytelling and event promotion.
BUSINESS OVER BREWS
On February 6, 2025, we hosted Business Over Brews at The Bungalow Bar & Grill at 511 NE 4th St, Boynton Beach, FL 33435 This evening event brought together entrepreneurs, business owners, and local professionals for relaxed networking, engaging conversation, and communitybuilding all in support of Boynton Beach’s thriving business scene.
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ProjectsUpdate-UnderReview
TotalSiteArea: 60.04Acres
Seabourn Cove PUD - Phase III
3466 Old Dixie Highway and 3456 Old Dixie Highway
Total Site Area: 52,621 SF
Building SF: 22,911
Project Status: Under Review
The applicant proposes to incorporate two vacant parcels into the adjacent Seabourn Cove PUD Phases 1 and 2, creating Phase 3 The proposed workforce housing apartment development includes a fivestory, 149-unit multifamily building with an integrated parking garage, residential amenities and required site improvements. Access to the development will be provided via shared driveways connecting to existing Seabourn Cove phases, with extensive landscaping and screening to enhance the site's aesthetics
Seacrest Sound Apartments New Major Site Plan
Total Site Area: 129,255 SF
Building SF: 74,847 SF
Project Status: Under Review
The project site is located north of the C Stanley Weaver Canal, on the west side of North Seacrest Boulevard, covering approximately 2 97 acres The proposed "Live Local" project will feature an affordable housing apartment complex with 89 residential units, private amenities for residents, a public walking trail with exercise equipment, and other related site improvements The associated Master Plan (NMP 2024 06 52374) was approved by the City Commission on January 7, 2025 This new site plan application represents the next step in the entitlement process
High Ridge Country Club 2400 Hypoluxo Rd.
Total Site Area: 60 04 Acres
Project Status: Under Review
The applicant is requesting to change the Future Land Use Map from LDR (Low Density Residential) to R (Recreational) and from the R1AA (Single Family Residential District) zoning district to REC (Recreation) zoning Approval of the requested application will allow the High Ridge Country Club to expand their golf course within the existing property boundaries
TotalSiteArea: 1.4749 Acres
Southern Pine Lumber 1100 West Industrial Ave.
Total Site Area: 1 4749 Acres
Project Status: Under Review
Expansion to the existing Southern Pine Lumber Yard property The installation of concrete paving is proposed at the south end of the existing lumber yard paved storage area Landscaping will be provided along the west, south and east perimeters to meet buffer requirements
Vicky Bakery - 3301 W. Boynton Beach Blvd. #6
Submittal Date: February 17, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $650,000
Interior buildout of a Cuban bakery Includes a 26-seat dining area
Ventura Villas - 3103 S. Federal Hwy.
Submittal Date: January 6, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $1,882,927
Site development and construction of 25 new townhome units (6 buildings), complete with gym, game room, and recreation area
Chick-Fil-A - 601 N. Congress Ave.
Submittal Date: March 6, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $1,250,000
Construction of a new Chick-Fil-A Includes dining area, play area, and 3 drive-thru lanes
ProjectsUpdate-InPermitting ProjectsUnderConstruction
$5,392,878
Caloosa Park
1300 S.W. 35 Ave. th
Submittal Date: June 17, 2024
Permit Issued: February 18, 2025
$TBD
$650,000
$1,882,927
$1,250,000
$1,500,000
Ford’s Garage
365 N. Congress Ave.
Submittal Date: July 7, 2024
Permit Issued: February 12, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $1,500,000 Interior buildout for a new 8,399 sq. ft. restaurant, with a 1,421 sq ft patio area
$55,546,132
Submittal Date: November 15, 2022
Estimated Construction Value: $5,392,878 Addition of turf on fields 1, 3, and 4 at Caloosa Park. Shalimar 3570 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Permit Issued: March 5, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $55,546,132 A new 11 building mixed-use apartment complex. Includes a clubhouse, outdoor recreation area and retail space
Cottage District N. Seacrest Blvd., in between N.E. 5 Ave. and N.E. 4 Ave. th th
Submittal Date: July 15, 2024
Permit Issued: February 28, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: TBD A new affordable housing development consisting of 19 single family homes and 22 townhome units.
$600,878
Submittal Date: December 10, 2024
Permit Issued: March 5, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $600,000
Remodel of a 7350 sq. ft commercial space to accommodate a new sports clothing retail business JD Sports 348 N. Congress Ave.
2,013Total Permits
3
2
6,691
7,834 Reviews Inspections
49
5
159
14
1119
19 New Businesses New Businesses
244
7
169
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CommunityStandards
Monthly Streets Clean-Up
On the third Friday of each month, Community Outreach selects a location requiring litter cleanup In the afternoon, the Community Standards team focuses on cleaning these areas, removing substantial amounts of trash and debris This quarter, they collected 276 pounds of waste, including tires and other bulky items
January 17, 2025
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S E 23 Avenue and S E 26 Avenue rd th Over 156 lbs. of trash collected
February 21, 2025
S W 4 Street between th S W 4 Avenue and S W 10th Avenue th Over 55 lbs. of trash collected
March 21, 2025
Southeast corner of Hypoluxo and Congress 65 lbs of trash collected
House of the Month
The "House of the Month" program celebrates homeowners who meet or exceed Boynton Beach's property maintenance standards. Recipients enjoy several benefits, including an exclusive yard sign designating their property, a $25 gift certificate to a local restaurant, and a photo opportunity in front of their home with the sign.
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Case Performance
Community Standards monitors lien reductions, compliance rates, active cases, new cases, and Special Magistrate results each quarter, reflecting efforts to maintain property standards across Boynton Beach.
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$112,278.01
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