In September, the City of Boynton Beach proudly received a Silver Award from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) for our Development Annual Report during the Annual Conference in Detroit, MI. This honor highlights the momentum of our growing community and the teamwork driving our success.
Adding to this milestone, the Economic Development Plan was officially approved, and we launched the new Discover Boynton Beach video, showcasing our city as South Florida’s rising hub for business, innovation, and quality of life.
Groundbreaking (May 9, 2025)
From right to left: Vice Mayor Woodrow Hay , Division Director Gigi Chazu and IEDC President Nathan Ole
Boynton Beach ED Video
Upcoming Public Engagement Workshop
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Comprehensive Plan Update
The City of Boynton Beach invites all residents, business owners, and stakeholders to participate in a Public Engagement Workshop on Monday, October 20, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall, Room 112.
As part of the City-wide Comprehensive Plan Update, this workshop will focus on key elements that shape our community’s future, including Future Land Use (FLU), Housing, and Transportation. This is a valuable opportunity for the community to share their vision, priorities, and ideas to help guide how Boynton Beach grows and evolves.
Your input will help shape a plan that ensures we plan today to thrive tomorrow. We look forward to hearing your voice and working together to build a stronger, more vibrant Boynton Beach.
The Planning and Development Department is pleased to welcome two new leaders to our team:
Mr William Leidy, Engineering Division Director
Mr. Kevin Fischer, Planning & Zoning Division Director
Both bring a wealth of experience and a shared commitment to excellence in public service Their leadership will play a key role in advancing the City’s development goals and enhancing the quality of services we provide to the Boynton Beach community.
Please join us in welcoming them both to the City of Boynton Beach!
Swale & Shoulder Maintenance Reminder
Property owners are responsible for maintaining the swales and shoulders adjacent to their property the area between the property line and the edge of the street unless it is maintained by the City, Palm Beach County, or another agency Swales must be kept free of debris, overgrowth, and obstructions
Not Allowed: Objects that alter the design or function of swales, rights-of-way, or alleys.
Allowed (with proper approval): Grass, sod, ground cover, shrubs, palms, trees (with City approval), postal mailboxes, and small solid objects that meet City standards.
Maintaining these areas prevents flooding, improves neighborhood appearance, supports stormwater drainage, and ensures safe access for pedestrians and vehicles. For approval or ordinance questions, contact the Code Enforcement Department at (561) 742-6000.
EconomicDevelopment Programs and Events
The Economic Development Division advanced its mission through targeted initiatives designed to engage residents, support small businesses, and strengthen workforce connections. Prospera provided tailored assistance to Hispanicowned businesses, while the division hosted its second annual Small Business Summit and continued the Small Business Academy both offering valuable educational opportunities to help local businesses enhance operations, plan for growth, and remain competitive.
Meanwhile, the Business Over Brews series gained momentum, bringing together diverse professionals for casual networking paired with interactive activities and prize giveaways fostering stronger, more meaningful connections within the business community.
WORKFORCE EDGE GRADUATION
August 4, 2025
BUSINESS OVER BREWS
Replay August 7, 2025
BUSINESS WORKSHOPS
AI Marketing for Businesses August 27, 2025
SMALL BUSINESS SUMMIT
PBS EXHIBIT - EGYPTIAN PHARAOHS September 30, 2025
August 22, 2025
PROSPERA ON THE SPOT September 25, 2025
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Grand Openings
Boynton Beach continues to experience dynamic commercial growth with the recent opening of several diverse businesses The Spot Barbershop opened its doors on July 17, 2025, bringing a modern grooming experience to the community. On August 7, Quirky Native Thrift and Gift launched, offering unique secondhand treasures while supporting local charities and artists year-round Most recently, on September 19, Disc of America began serving patients with non-surgical, non-invasive spinal decompression therapy for those experiencing back, neck, and disc-related pain. Each new business has drawn local interest and highlights the city’s ongoing economic momentum and entrepreneurial spirit
Disc Centers of America 363 N. Congress Ave.
Social Media Performance
Our digital presence reached new heights this quarter, with record engagement across platforms fueled by fresh strategies rolled out in September
LinkedIn: Impressions skyrocketed to 956,860 a 292 8% jump from last quarter’s 115,419 The surge was especially strong in September, when new storytelling and business-focused content captured wide attention
Facebook: Views more than doubled to 201,210 (from 75,900 last quarter), driven by a mix of posts, reels, and videos Our Economic Development video alone has reached 13,796 views
956,860 201,210 Impressions Views
Quirky Natives Thrift & Gift 1060 E. Gateway Blvd. Ste. #101
The Spot Barbershop 398 N Congress Ave
ProjectsUpdate-ProjectsUnderReview
Chick-Fil-A
601 N. Congress Avenue
Building SF: 37,008 SF
Building SF: 37,008 SF
A 4-acre site with a vacant 37,008-square-foot retail building will be partially demolished and redeveloped into a 19,225-square-foot commercial retail space Additionally, two new stand-alone buildings are proposed: one for a fastfood restaurant with a drive-through and another for a bank with a drive-through Site improvements will include upgrades to parking, drainage, utilities, landscaping, and other infrastructure
American Countertops & Design, LLC.
1900 Corporate Drive
Building SF: 61,467 SF
Building SF: 61,467 SF
The applicant proposes a countertop fabrication shop within a Planned Industrial Development (PID), involving cutting, polishing, and fabricating granite, quartz, and other solid surfaces All raw materials will be stored indoors, and the site will include designated loading and unloading areas Because the property is within 200 feet of a residential zoning district, Conditional Use approval is required
Feeding South Florida
4925 Park Ridge Boulevard
Building SF: 32,000 SF
Building SF: 32,000 SF
This project is generally located on the Southwest corner of Park Ridge Boulevard and Beta Drive in the City of Boynton Beach, Florida and contains approximately 3 65 acres The project is situated in Quantum Park and designated for industrial (I) land use based on the Quantum Master Plan The proposed site improvements consist of the addition of a 32,000 SF warehouse facility on the southern parcel
Ford’s Garage
365 N. Congress Avenue
Building SF: 8,399 SF
Project Status: Under Review
Building SF: 8,399 SF
Undergoing concurrent review of a Minor Master Plan Modification Application, to adjust the existing restaurant building to fit the needs of the proposed Ford’s Garage restaurant
Hunters Run Racquet Sports Complex
3500 Clubhouse Lane
Building SF: 18,675 SF
Building SF: 18,675 SF
The applicant proposes improvements to the existing racquet sports facilities at the Hunters Run Club for the benefit of its members. The project includes the construction of a new 18,675-square-foot racquet clubhouse building, a new maintenance building, and a new restroom building. In addition, modifications to the sports courts are proposed, including the addition of four covered pickleball courts and a new tournament tennis court with stadium seating.
ProjectsUpdate-ApprovedProjects
Building SF: 22,911 SF
Building SF: 247,412 SF
Building SF:
Building SF: 9,072 SF
Medical Building
Address: 1101 N. Congress Avenue
Use: Local Retail Commercial (LRC)
Total Site Area: 46,031 SF
Building SF: 22,911 SF
Unique Features: This project is a request for a Variance to the Land Development Regulations to seek a reduction in the required parking to allow for the proposed first and third-floor expansion of up to 8,111 SF to the existing building.
Wal-Mart
Address: 3200 Old Boynton Road
Use: Local Retail Commercial
Total Site Area: 556,121 SF
Building SF: 247,412 SF
Unique Features: This project proposes repainting the existing Walmart store, installing wayfinding signage within the parking lot, adding to the building allocated for pickup services, and restriping some of the parking lot
Master Plan Modification
Dunkin
Address: 2728 N. Federal Highway
Use: Local Retail Commercial/Restaurant
Building SF: 43,855 SF
Unique Features: The applicant proposes façade renovations to an existing Dunkin Donuts store The scope of work includes updated exterior colors, enhanced architectural features, new stucco detailing, and the relocation of the drive-through window. No modifications are proposed to the site plan or the existing building footprint.
O’Reilly Auto Parts
Address: 1531 W. Boynton Beach Blvd.
Use: Commercial
Total Site Area: 0 84 Acres
Building SF: 9,072 SF
The project proposes redevelopment of a commercial property to include façade changes and repainting, new roll-up door, new building entrance and windows, parking lot reconfiguration, and a new accessible concrete ramp.
The Estates
Address: 49 Estate Drive
This application proposes an amendment to the master plan for Estates at Hunters Runs Condominium Association. The intent is to allow owners to construct living or habitable space within the existing limited common element areas as only nonhabitable structures, like trellises and screened enclosures, were permitted before. This amendment does not propose any expansion of the approved limited common element boundaries only a change in the type of structures allowed
ProjectsUpdate-InPermitting
$640,000
Estimated Construction Value
$602,600
Estimated Construction Value
Bethesda Clinic
Address: 2815 S Seacrest Blvd
Submittal Date: September 19, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $640,000
Replacement of existing equipment with modern upgrades in eleven (11) operating rooms and five (5) procedure rooms
Caloosa Park Site Lighting
Address: 1300 S.W. 35 Avenue th
Submittal Date: September 10, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $602,600
Replacement and upgrading of existing site lighting at Caloosa Park.
ProjectsUpdate-ProjectsUnderConstruction
$62,699,517
Estimated Construction Value
Bethesda Emergency Department
Address: 2815 S Seacrest Blvd
Submittal Date: March 19, 2025
Permit Issued: July 31, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $16,000,000
Renovation and modernization Work includes the remodeling of existing exam rooms, the addition of new exam rooms, and remodeling of reception areas.
Lemongrass Asian Bistro
Address: 505 S.
Submittal Date:
Estimated Construction Value
$1,518,556 $1,074,432
Estimated Construction Value
Permit Issued: Ju
Estimated Cons Construction of Bistro location, w fusion cuisine.
Address: 124 E.
Submittal Date:
Permit Issued: S
Estimated Cons Replacement of Water Plant. Int of critical infras East Water Trea
$10,713,153
Estimated Construction Value
$1 518 556
Bethesda Imaging Center
Address: 2815 S. Seacrest Blvd.
Submittal Date: February 4, 2025
Permit Issued: August 4, 2025
Estimated Construction Value: $10,713,153
Major renovation to consolidate Bethesda’s imaging modalities throughout the hospital to one location
Every third Friday, our Code Enforcement team hits the streets to clean up a different spot in the community. From picking up trash to hauling away debris, we are working together to keep Boynton Beach beautiful one cleanup at a time
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House of the Month Spotlight!
Every month, the House of the Month program honors homeowners who go the extra mile to beautify our city. Their pride inspires us all to care for our homes and neighborhoods. Winners enjoy a custom yard sign, a $25 local restaurant gift card, and a commemorative photo. Thank you for making Boynton Beach shine!
