The Planning and Zoning Meeting held on May 15, 2025, in Riviera Beach, Florida, focused on a replant application for the Marina Village Element 8 development site. The meeting was led by Kurt Thompson, the principal planner, who presented details regarding the consolidation of three parcels located at the southeast corner of Bridal and East Twelfth Street, as well as Broadway Avenue.

The parcels in question include a total area of approximately 2.44 acres, with specific parcel control numbers provided for clarity. The discussion began with a clarification regarding one of the parcel control numbers, ensuring accurate documentation for the application process.

A significant point raised during the meeting involved an ethics concern regarding a board member's potential conflict of interest due to their firm’s involvement in reviewing the application. Legal counsel advised that, in the interest of transparency and caution, the board member should abstain from voting on the matter. The necessary forms for this abstention were to be provided to the board member.

Thompson continued by outlining the specifics of the resolution for the city council to approve the plat PA 25-Triple 01. He highlighted that the property is currently vacant and falls within the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) jurisdiction, having been acquired in 1994. The site is designated for downtown mixed-use and is classified under downtown core zoning.

The presentation included a visual map indicating the property’s location and details about right-of-way dedications to the city, which are essential for public access to the site. Thompson emphasized the importance of these dedications as part of the development process.

Overall, the meeting addressed critical aspects of the replant application, including ethical considerations and procedural requirements, setting the stage for further developments in the Marina Village project. The next steps will involve the city council's review and decision on the proposed plat.