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27-3196 — 23 multi-family residential units with leasing office (for-sale or rental condominium units)
This agenda item concerns workforce housing compliance conditions for the Seaglass townhomes development at 550 Bush Road. The owner must pay either $375,000 (for rental units) or $500,000 (for for-sale units) in lieu of constructing workforce housing units prior to the first development permit. Developers should note the in-lieu payment requirements and covenant restrictions on unit conversion, which may affect project economics and timeline.
26-6722 — POA maintenance facility building, redesigned Frederick Small Road secondary entrance, and manned guardhouse
Bear's Club is proposing a Planned Unit Development amendment with two waivers and a site plan to construct a POA maintenance facility building on 0.6 acres, redesign the secondary entrance on Frederick Small Road, and add a manned guardhouse. The project includes a separate lane for service vehicles to improve traffic flow and right-of-way improvements on both sides of Frederick Small Road while preserving existing oak trees.
26-6860 — POA maintenance facility building and secondary entrance redesign with manned guardhouse
This case involves a site plan and design review for a POA maintenance facility within the existing Bear's Club Planned Unit Development, including modifications to create a 0.6-acre maintenance area and redesign of the secondary entrance with a guardhouse. The applicant is requesting waivers to setback requirements, which could affect development standards applicable to similar projects in PUDs.
96-108 — site_plan
This case involves facade renovations and interior modifications to the Shoppes at Jupiter shopping center at the corner of US-1 and Indiantown Road. The project includes removal of arched parapets, new storefronts, metal canopies, tree protection and relocation, and interior tenant improvements including new dumpster enclosures and outdoor seating areas. The proposed work impacts a 24.92-acre commercial property adjacent to residential multi-family zoning to the east and north.
62-330 — Commercial retail, restaurant, and theater
This is a site plan review for Shoppes at Jupiter, a 24.92-acre commercial development featuring retail, restaurant, and theater uses with approximately 199,209 square feet of gross floor area. The project includes mangrove restoration and invasive species management commitments on approximately 5.25 acres, with specific protocols to protect wetlands and environmental resources.
27-450 — Retail with enclosed loading dock redesign and façade enhancements
This is a site plan amendment for the Shoppes at Jupiter involving a 1,353 SF addition to enclose the loading dock area and a façade redesign. The project includes minimal square footage increases without additional occupancy or significant traffic impacts, enhanced with modern architectural updates and improved pedestrian amenities.
PZ 19-3903 — Upgraded mixed-use shopping center including retail, sit-down restaurant, fast-food restaurant with dual-lane drive-thru, outparcel restaurant, office/bank, and multi-screen theater; addition of specialty alcoholic beverage retail and organic grocer tenant
This minor site plan amendment involves facade upgrades, enhanced landscaping, conversion of a single-lane to dual-lane drive-thru at McDonald's, addition of a loading dock for a new organic grocer tenant, and conversion of an indoor fitness space to specialty retail (alcoholic beverages). The project includes parking reconfiguration and driveway improvements affecting the shopping center's circulation and appearance.
27-3277 — Supermarket
Shoppes at Jupiter proposes adding a supermarket to an existing shopping center, generating approximately 3,575 additional daily trips (436 PM peak hour trips). While traffic impacts do not exceed adopted level of service standards, the project requires right-of-way easements for future roadway improvements on Indiantown Road, including a potential traffic circle to address identified access and safety concerns at the southeast entrance.
27-2831 — Office, retail, indoor recreation, restaurant, and supermarket
This site plan amendment involves mixed-use development (office, retail, indoor recreation, restaurant, and supermarket) with shared parking analysis requiring theater seat reduction from 1,330 to 1,288 seats to meet code requirements. The project is estimated to generate an additional 3,575 daily trips and 175 AM peak hour trips, with staff noting operational concerns regarding turning movements and public safety that require further evaluation.
27-1526 — site_plan
This site plan application for Shoppes at Jupiter includes a plaza development that will generate approximately 3,575 additional daily trips, exceeding the traffic threshold for public hearing review. The proposal includes a 10-foot buffer between the commercial plaza and adjacent residential uses, which falls short of the code requirement of 15 feet but will improve existing nonconforming conditions through additional landscaping along the east and north sides.
25-220 — Maintenance Building
This case involves site plan approval for a maintenance building addition to the Bear's Club POA property (0.64 acres, currently zoned R-1 PUD). The project includes building setback and corner setback waivers and requires tree mitigation credits for removed vegetation. Developers should monitor approval conditions regarding landscaping compliance and tree preservation requirements.
25-066 — Maintenance building, guardhouse improvements, and entrance modifications to existing PUD
The Bear's Club PUD is proposing modifications to its existing 369-acre planned development, including a new 2,800 SF maintenance building, a manned guardhouse upgrade, and Frederick Small Road entrance improvements including an eastbound right turn lane. These modifications will not generate additional traffic and are intended to improve operational efficiency and safety at the existing residential golf community with 113 single-family homes and a 27-hole golf course.
27-1641 — pd_amendment
This case involves a Planned Unit Development (PUD) amendment requesting waivers to reduce setback requirements for a large-scale mixed-use development at Bear's Club. The proposed maintenance building in the southwest corner would exceed standard R-1 setbacks along Frederick Small Road, with other reduced setbacks permitted along Bears Club Drive (interior to the PUD). Staff indicates the waivers align with PUD design flexibility principles and site utilization goals.
PZ 26-6937 — text_amendment
The Town of Jupiter is amending its Fire Prevention and Protection Code (Chapter 10) to adopt the Florida Fire Prevention Code and Uniform Fire Safety Standards, replacing references to the 2004 edition and County Fire Code provisions. This text amendment affects permit requirements, open burning regulations, and fee schedules for all property owners and developers conducting work in Jupiter.
PZ 26-6722 — Mixed-use commercial with architectural modifications, enclosed loading dock, modified uses, and reconfigured parking
Shoppes at Jupiter property is seeking a site plan amendment for architectural revisions, new loading dock facility, modified commercial uses, and parking reconfiguration on approximately 25 acres. The project requires Town Council consideration with first and second readings scheduled for July and August 2026. This quasi-judicial case may impact adjacent properties through design changes and operational modifications.
27-1258 — Addition of supermarket use, modification of existing uses including conversion of indoor recreation to retail, revision of architectural elevations, addition of enclosed loading dock, and reconfiguration of parking lot
This case involves major modifications to the Shoppes at Jupiter shopping center, including the addition of a supermarket and reconfiguration of parking and loading areas. The supermarket addition is projected to result in traffic increases that exceed current projections, requiring site plan modification. Existing retail uses are also being modified, with some conversion from indoor recreation to retail space.
27-1555 — Large-scale Planned Unit Development with traffic and pedestrian safety improvements
This site plan involves modifications to entrances and roadways for a large-scale Planned Unit Development, including traffic improvements at the Frederick Small Road entrance and modifications to Bears Club Drive. The project requires approvals from Palm Beach County and the Northern Palm Beach County Improvement District for roadway modifications, and compliance with oak tree protection and security camera placement requirements.
26-121 — site_plan
This site plan amendment for the Bear's Club development includes modifications to roadway design and property line labeling to protect existing oak trees, plus a required replat of common area tracts to align with the proposed site plan. Staff has recommended approval subject to conditions addressing tree protection, site plan corrections, and landscape plan modifications.
27-259 — site_plan
This is a site plan amendment for a shopping center located on Indiantown Road that proposes architectural elevations and square footage changes requiring Planning and Zoning Commission review and Town Council approval. The project qualifies for redevelopment incentives under Town Code Section 27-1830(b) and proposes to reduce existing non-conformities while improving stormwater quality. The applicant is coordinating with staff on potential easement requirements for traffic or roadway improvements.
27-2307 — POA maintenance facility building and expanded/redesigned secondary entrance with manned guardhouse
The Bear's Club PUD amendment proposes to create Phase 1C for a POA maintenance facility building (2,793 sf) and expand/redesign the Frederick Small Road secondary entrance, requiring setback waivers for the building and generator. This development adds accessory infrastructure to an existing residential PUD without generating additional traffic, though it involves conversion of common area and landscape buffer modification.
27-1324 — variance
This case involves requests for setback waivers to reduce front building setback from 25 feet to 10 feet for a generator, and side corner setback from 25 feet to 10 feet along Bears Club Drive for a POA maintenance facility building and generator. Approval would allow non-conforming setbacks for utility and maintenance structures on the property.
26-125 — Shopping center with retail, restaurants, fitness gym, movie theater (1,288 seats), McDonald's, office/bank, and restaurant uses
This is a major site plan amendment for a 24.92-acre shopping center involving significant architectural redesign, addition of a loading dock, parking reconfiguration, and compliance with stormwater and landscaping requirements. The project requires Town Council approval and includes conditions addressing utility easements, invasive species removal, and environmental improvements to address impacts on the Jupiter Oxbow and Loxahatchee River.
27-175 — POA maintenance facility with maintenance building (2,793 sf), covered storage (627 sf), loading/delivery areas, and employee parking (7 spaces)
The Bears Club PUD amendment proposes to expand and redesign the Frederick Small Road entrance from 2 to 4 lanes and create a new Phase 1C for a POA maintenance facility, including a 2,793 sq ft maintenance building with associated parking and storage on 0.64 acres of converted common area. Staff approval is conditioned on waivers for reduced setbacks, Future Land Use and Zoning Map amendments for golf course and preserve areas, and compliance with multiple engineering, architectural, and site plan modifications.
27-2828 — Private maintenance building and manned guardhouse with expanded entrance facility
This case involves approval of a maintenance facility and expanded entrance improvements for The Bear's Club residential community, requiring setback waivers from R-1 zoning standards and a replat to convert common area to maintenance use. The project seeks parking rate approval and reductions in front, side, and corner setbacks to support centralized POA operations designed to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety at the community entrance.
05-2025 — Two-unit multifamily residential building
A proposed two-unit multifamily residential development (5,900 sf total) on a 0.52-acre vacant parcel along N A1A in the Inlet Village Flex zoning district. The project generates minimal traffic impact with only 1 peak-hour trip in the PM period and passes both traffic performance standard tests. School capacity analysis indicates the development will have no negative impact on the Palm Beach County school system.
27-935 — 2-unit multifamily residential with residential dock
A 2-unit multifamily residential development in the Inlet Village Flex South district requesting two waivers: vertical articulation compliance for a third-story master suite and modification of build-to-line requirements due to site constraints including historic Live Oaks and curved street frontage. The project includes architectural design emphasizing coastal vernacular style, public benefits such as environmental enhancements to Jupiter Oxbow, historical signage, and parkland improvements.
19-0708 — Multifamily residential (2 dwelling units)
This is a PUD site plan application for a small 0.52-acre infill residential development within the Inlet Village Flex South district featuring two residential units (one 3-story, 5,309 sf residence and one 2-story, 2,553 sf duplex) designed with Florida Cracker/Anglo-Caribbean architectural style and waterfront amenities including dock and boatlift access to Jupiter Oxbow. The project requires compliance with specific Comprehensive Plan policies regarding architectural vernacular, decorative gating, pedestrian easements, and build-to-line standards, with waivers requested for some requirements due to the property's unique triangular shape and size.
27-1784 — Residential duplex with accessory greenhouse
This case involves a PUD application for a small-scale residential duplex development in the Inlet Village area that requires waivers from build-to line and building height regulations to proceed. The development is inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan policies governing the compact, mixed-use village character and the established residential scale of the area. Developers should monitor this case as it may set precedent for PUD waiver approvals in this restricted coastal development area.
27-939 — Residential (2 dwelling units)
The Inlet Village Flex South zoning district is being amended to allow 3-story residential development up to 36 feet in height with a PUD waiver, reducing the standard front build-to line requirement from 40 percent to 8.6 percent on North A1A. The proposal includes 2 dwelling units on approximately 0.52 acres at a density of 3.85 du/ac, which is below the maximum of 6 du/ac for the district.
25-6436 — Residential - duplex with accessory structures and private dock
This case proposes a small-scale PUD with duplex development on a 0.52-acre waterfront parcel along the Jupiter Oxbow, requiring waivers from build-to line and building height regulations. The staff has determined the application is inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan and Town Code unless specific waivers and public benefits are approved. Developers should monitor whether the requested waivers are granted, as approval could impact precedent for similar waterfront development requests in the Inlet Village district.
04-0518 — Office building
A 0.50-acre commercial office development is proposed in downtown Jupiter on a waterfront site in the C2 zoning district that previously housed an aging office/retail center. The applicant is seeking approval of a 5,830 SF office building with elevated design for flood resilience, parking below, and a rooftop employee amenity that complies with all local regulations and comprehensive plan requirements.
27-3302 — Office building (3-story, approximately 5,800 square feet, replacing existing 1-story 7,542 square-foot office building)
This case involves approval of a signage plan for an office building site plan amendment at 1001 N Alternate A1A in Jupiter. The developer must submit a signage plan for Planning and Zoning approval, with a freestanding sign restricted to a maximum height of 7 feet and 50 square feet of sign copy area. This is primarily an administrative review requirement for sign compliance rather than a zoning change.
27-2004 — other
This case involves architectural and community appearance standards review for a proposed elevated building design on a small property along Alternate A1A. The proposed contemporary-style building will be the tallest structure in the corridor and features elevated parking with sustainable/resilient design elements, though staff has raised concerns about building mass and height relative to surrounding structures. The applicant has made modifications to reduce scale and massing, but further architectural adjustments may be required for compatibility with the area's character.
25-6522 — Private school campus (middle and high school relocation)
Jupiter Christian School seeks land use approval to relocate its middle and high school to a new campus in Jupiter, expected to employ over 100 employees in Phase 1 and eventually accommodate up to 2,000 students across multiple phases. The project's success depends on completion of the Island Way South roadway, which requires cooperation from Jupiter Christian School as a key property holder for right-of-way acquisition. Staff has raised concerns about traffic impacts on Indiantown Road (which already operates near capacity), environmental standards including protected wildlife habitat, and the need for development triggers and trip caps to ensure infrastructure keeps pace with growth.
27-1759 — Four-story office building
This case involves a proposed four-story, 49-foot tall contemporary office building on a property adjacent to Sawfish Bay Park and historic structures. Staff have concerns about the building's height, scale, and massing relative to the surrounding historic commercial character and one-story historic resources (Aicher House and Train Depot). The development is a use-by-right in the C-2 zoning district and meets quantitative requirements, but the Town Council will determine consistency with the area's established character.
27-1708 — Multifamily development
This case involves a Small-Scale PUD application for the Beyel Property with waiver requests for building height (3 stories instead of 2.5) and build-to-line requirements (8.6% on build-to-line instead of 40%). The applicant seeks flexibility in land development regulations to optimize a redevelopment infill parcel in the Inlet Village area while balancing economic viability with infrastructure capacity.
27-1785 — Three-story duplex with greenhouse and landscaping
The applicant is requesting waivers to the Planned Development (PUD) requirements for Inlet Village, including a waiver to the build-to line requirement and an exception to allow a three-story duplex (versus the base maximum of two stories). The proposed project includes street edge improvements with decorative elements and a 30-foot-wide access easement to the town's Inlet Village Marina park.
27-2443 — other
This case involves archaeological resource protection and a two-phased Certificate to Dig process for a commercial development project on N. Alternate A1A. The proposed development is consistent with the Commercial land use designation but raises concerns about conformance with existing neighborhood character policies, particularly regarding building scale and massing relative to historic structures in the adjacent Sawfish Bay Park. The applicant is not utilizing available Redevelopment Overlay Area incentives, which may impact compliance with planning principles for the corridor.
27-1711 — Residential (duplex with greenhouse)
The applicant is seeking a PUD waiver to exceed the base two-story height limit in the Inlet Village, proposing a full third story on a residential duplex. Staff analysis notes that while other developments in the area have received height variances, this request does not meet the Comprehensive Plan or Town Code and alternative options exist (such as half-story additions or the one-story building incentive that could allow three stories). The approval would depend on the Town Council finding that adequate public benefits are provided to justify the height increase.
27-2006 — other
This case involves architectural and community appearance review standards for a proposed site plan or subdivision application in Jupiter, TX. The project must meet architectural compatibility requirements and comply with landscaping, parking, setback, traffic, and stormwater management standards. Developers should review whether their proposed development meets the town's design standards and overlay area requirements, particularly the Redevelopment Overlay Area (ROA) provisions for commercial properties.
00-0000 — Duplex (2 residential units)
This is a site plan and landscape development proposal for a duplex project (2 units) on 0.52 acres in the Inlet Village Flex zoning district. The project includes detailed design specifications for building architecture, screening walls, landscape plantings, dock facilities, and buffer zones along the Jupiter River, with extensive compliance requirements for native vegetation and environmental standards.
25-6435 — Jupiter Christian School Legacy Campus with residential and public institutional uses
Jupiter Christian School's Legacy Campus project involves rezoning approximately 56.6 acres from Industrial (I-1) to Residential Limited Multifamily (R-3) on 18 acres and Public/Institutional (PI) on 38.6 acres, with corresponding Future Land Use Map amendments. This multi-phase rezoning converts industrial land to institutional and residential uses, which may affect development potential and land values in the east I-95 corridor near Jupiter Park Drive.
27-810 — Jupiter Christian School K-12 campus with ancillary Performing Arts Center (PI-zoned northern portion) and 100% workforce housing units (R-3-zoned southern portion)
This case involves rezoning a 56-acre industrial site from I-1 to a mixed-use PUD with Public Institutional and Residential High density zoning to accommodate a K-12 Christian school campus and workforce housing. The development will generate approximately 5,550 net new daily trips and requires right-of-way dedication and participation in constructing Island Way South, a planned collector roadway, with one traffic segment requiring mitigation under concurrency standards.
27-1012 — Moderate-density residential uses including multifamily dwellings and workforce housing
This rezoning case seeks approval for moderate-density multifamily residential development with all units designated as workforce housing for essential community members (teachers, public safety, town staff). The project includes preserved wetland and native habitat areas as permanent open space and is designed to integrate institutional and residential uses under a master-planned framework consistent with the town's Future Land Use designations.
27-1037 — Jupiter Christian School K-12 campus with academic buildings, athletic facilities, and ancillary Performing Arts Center
A special exception is being sought for a K-12 Christian school campus in the PI (Public/Institutional) district, which permits institutional uses including educational facilities. The proposal includes academic buildings, athletic facilities, and a Performing Arts Center as an ancillary use subordinate to the principal school use, consistent with PI district purposes.
26-6700 — Private school (up to 2,000 students) and high-density residential (92 units)
Jupiter Christian School is seeking to rezone approximately 56.6 acres from Industrial (I-1) to Public Institutional (38.6 acres) and High Density Residential (18.0 acres) to accommodate a private school and residential development. The project raises significant traffic impact concerns, with staff noting the proposed development would exceed current roadway capacity along Indiantown Road and require substantial infrastructure improvements including road widening and additional turn lanes. Staff recommends considering a trip cap to limit development intensity to what the planned South Island Way improvements can accommodate without exceeding adopted level-of-service standards.
25-6651 — Restaurant/lounge with vinyl music and scoop-and-serve food service
This case involves a Special Exception approval for a restaurant/lounge use in a mixed commercial corridor on Indiantown Road. The project includes conditions on operating hours, no outdoor seating without Town Council approval, and adherence to state alcohol sales restrictions. Developers should monitor precedent-setting conditions regarding future outdoor seating requirements and operating hour limitations for similar uses in the area.
27-2625 — Public safety marina with five boat slips, Riverwalk overlook, waterfront park, parking, and marine restoration
The Town of Jupiter is seeking approval for a five-slip public safety marina with associated waterfront park and Riverwalk improvements on a 4.7-acre property. This site plan amendment and special exception will establish dock design standards and add 11 parking spaces, retention areas, and public waterway access at the northern portion of the Piatt property currently under fire station construction. The project includes marine stewardship mitigation for minimal mangrove and seagrass impacts and requires permits from DEP and USACE.
27-1489 — Picnic pavilion; public safety marina and park with riverwalk connector, kayak launch, and marine/environmental enhancements
This case involves a special exception and site plan application for the Phase 2 improvements to a public safety marina and park on town-owned property in Jupiter. The proposal includes a picnic pavilion, riverwalk improvements, kayak launch, and environmental enhancements, and is consistent with the Comprehensive Land Use Plan's policies on waterfront access and conservation. The project has received a feasibility grant and appears to satisfy all parking, traffic, and stormwater management requirements.
27-2388 — Lounge (listening lounge)
The applicant is requesting a Special Exception Use to operate a 960-square-foot listening lounge with 22 seats in an existing retail bay within a commercial center at 220 Hibiscus Street. The proposed lounge will operate during evening hours while neighboring businesses close by 5:00 PM, and the site provides the required 54 parking spaces including adequate ADA and on-street spaces. The lounge use is compatible with the overlay zone goals of reinvestment and neighborhood-serving commercial activity, with no identified adverse impacts on traffic, noise, or adjacent properties.
27-2829 — Lounge/bar
The applicant proposes a 960 square-foot lounge/bar use on a property previously approved for a restaurant special exception, but the parking lot striping has deteriorated over time, resulting in two missing parking spaces (one ADA-accessible). Staff requires the applicant to restripe and rehabilitate the parking lot to provide the required 54 total spaces (with three ADA spaces) prior to issuance of a Certificate of Completion. The proposed lounge is expected to generate approximately 71 average daily trips with minimal neighborhood traffic impact.
27-1524 — Lounge/bar
A lounge/bar is seeking a special exception use approval in the IOZ Pine Gardens district with underlying C-2 zoning. The applicant must demonstrate compliance with Town Code provisions and Comprehensive Plan requirements, including installation of a directional sign and landscape modifications. This case is relevant if you own or operate compatible commercial uses or are considering lounge/bar operations in this IOZ district.
27-3393 — lounge/bar
This case involves a request for a special exception use and site plan amendment to convert a 960 square foot retail space into a lounge/bar in Building 2. The applicant is making parking lot improvements and landscaping enhancements to comply with town code requirements. The property is located in the Pine Gardens district of the Indiantown Road Overlay Zoning District.
25-6652 — Lounge/Bar
Green House Apartments, LLC seeks a specific use permit to convert a 960 square foot retail space to a lounge/bar at 200 Hibiscus Street in Jupiter's Pine Gardens commercial district. The project is in compliance with the Comprehensive Plan and Town Code subject to specified conditions. This case may impact neighboring commercial and residential properties, particularly the single-family residential area immediately north of the site.
20-158 — other
This case establishes plumbing fixture flow requirements for new construction in Jupiter, adopting the 2023 Florida Building Code standards for low-flow devices including toilets (1.6 gpf), showers (2.5 gpm), and lavatories (2.2 gpm). Developers must comply with these water conservation standards in all new construction projects within the municipality.
25-6656 — The Golf Channel Games event
This case involves a Class "B" Special Permit application for a one-time event (The Golf Channel Games) at Trump National Golf Club Jupiter on December 17, 2025. The application seeks approval to hold the event between 5:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. This matters to developers as it establishes precedent for special event permits at golf club facilities in Jupiter.
25-6511 — comprehensive_plan_amendment
This case proposes to amend the Infrastructure Element of Jupiter's Comprehensive Plan to adopt by reference the Town's 2025 10-year Water Supply Facilities Work Plan, modifying Policy 1.3.13. Town Council will consider the amendment on February 17, 2026 (1st Reading) and March 17, 2026 (2nd Reading). Developers should monitor this if water infrastructure planning affects their project timelines or feasibility.
25-6587 — Single-family residential development following voluntary annexation into Town of Jupiter
This case involves the annexation and zoning of a small Palm Beach County property into the Town of Jupiter, with a zoning change from County RS to Town R-1A to accommodate existing developed conditions. The R-1A district was specifically created to facilitate annexation of developed County properties while preserving their original development characteristics and encouraging voluntary annexation into the Town.
25-6621 — other
This is a Class "B" Special Permit for a temporary Golf Channel Games Show event at FAU on December 17, 2025, with setup beginning immediately and breakdown continuing through December 23. The project requires management of significant parking (up to 2,500 attendees), temporary directional signage, noise controls (70 dBA limit in 3-minute intervals), and coordination with off-site parking at Trump National via shuttle services and rideshare.
27-3192 — Residential community with 161 single-family dwelling units, including 11 workforce housing units
This case involves rezoning approximately 57.37 acres from General Industrial to Low Density Residential (34.12 acres) and Medium Density Residential (23.25 acres), allowing 161 single-family dwelling units instead of industrial development. The applicant is committing to provide 11 workforce housing units as for-sale homes, reducing anticipated traffic impacts from 5,476 daily trips under current zoning to 1,610 daily trips under the proposed residential designation.
27-1359 — Low Density Residential (east 34.3 acres) and Medium Density Residential (west 23.4 acres)
This case involves rezoning 57.7 acres from industrial to residential use, including 34.3 acres proposed for low-density single-family development and 23.4 acres for medium-density residential. The west parcels adjacent to I-95 and remnant industrial properties present significant compatibility challenges requiring substantial buffering and may impact the developability of adjacent industrial parcels.
25-6515 — Low Density Residential
This rezoning would convert 34.3 acres of industrial-zoned land in Beacon Park from I-4 to R1-A residential (single-family), significantly reducing development traffic at the congested Indiantown Road and Island Way intersection. The proposal requires removal of the Bioscience Research Protection Overlay and an existing Development Agreement, prioritizing traffic mobility over economic development opportunities.
25-6590 — Single-family dwelling unit
This case involves voluntary annexation of a 0.36-acre vacant residential property from unincorporated Palm Beach County into the Town of Jupiter, with concurrent amendments to the Future Land Use Map and Zoning Map. The property is proposed to change from PBC Low Residential (LR-1) zoning to TOJ Compact Single-Family Residential (R-1A) to support construction of a single-family dwelling unit. Surrounding properties are all single-family residential, making this a compatibility-focused infill development in an area designated for future annexation.
27-3360 — Temporary special event (The Golf Channel Games live televised golf event)
Case 27-3360 concerns temporary signage for special events, with regulations limiting event banners to two-week periods per event or promotion. The case establishes conditions of approval for The Golf Channel Games event scheduled for December 17, 2025, at Trump National Golf Club Jupiter, including requirements for portable facilities, lighting, ADA compliance, and contractor permits.
27-370 — specific_use_permit
This case involves approval of a special permit for The Golf Channel Games event scheduled for December 17, 2025. The event is subject to specific conditions including noise restrictions (70 Leq dB(A) at residential property lines), required police coordination, and sound positioning requirements to minimize impact on adjacent residential areas.
13-139 — other
This is a special event permit request for a televised event at Trump National Golf Club in a residential zoning district. Staff recommends approval with conditions limiting sound to 70 Leq dB(A) at residential lot lines and temporary lighting restrictions to minimize impacts to neighboring residential properties. The event involves temporary bleacher seating and lighting with no permanent improvements.
22-5351 — Class "B" Special Permit for a sports tournament (golf skills competition event known as "The Golf Channel Games")
This is a Class "B" Special Permit application for "The Golf Channel Games," a televised golf skills competition scheduled for December 17, 2025, from 5:00–11:00 p.m. at Trump National Golf Club. The event will draw 1,500–2,500 attendees with temporary lighting and viewing stands on the driving range and three golf holes, requiring extended hours of operation until 11:00 p.m. in a residential community and necessitating off-site parking at FAU with shuttle service to manage traffic and impacts on surrounding residential areas.
25-6382 — rezoning
This rezoning case involves a parcel with legacy zoning that is being aligned with the U.S. 1 Corridor Waterway Commercial Entertainment Sector plan policies. The requested zoning provides mixed flexibility with some restrictions, including an average building height limit of 35 feet and new Riverwalk requirements that must follow the waterline. The case includes a concurrent marina application and future site plan and PUD amendments.
27-1297 — Temporary fire station (emergency and safety facilities)
The Jupiter Fire Rescue Department is requesting approval for a temporary fire station (approximately 6 months) at the northwestern corner of Abacoa Community Park in the REC-zoned district as a special exception use. The facility will occupy minimal lot coverage (0.7%), employ 18 personnel across 3 shifts, and require 12 of the existing 61 parking spaces, leaving 44 spaces available for public use and reducing potential overflow into nearby Independence Middle School parking areas. Traffic impacts are minimal with only 26 estimated daily trips and 3 PM peak hour trips, and the proposal includes landscape screening along Greenway Drive and coordination with adjacent school and neighborhoods to minimize community impacts.
27-1160 — Temporary fire station
This case involves approval of a site plan and landscape design for a temporary fire station in Jupiter's Recreation subdistrict, with the station required to be removed within 60 days of the nearby Abacoa Fire Station 16 being completed and occupied. The proposal includes conformance with zoning and landscaping requirements, with landscaping designed to accommodate the temporary nature of the project through a combination of in-ground plantings and potted plants that can be relocated when the station is removed.
27-1114 — other
This case involves a Fire Station development proposal in Jupiter, TX with detailed site plan specifications including lot dimensions, setback requirements, and parking standards. The applicant proposes 44 standard parking spaces and 2 handicapped spaces to meet the facility's needs, with traffic analysis showing minimal impact of 26 net daily trips. The project demonstrates high compliance with landscaping requirements, proposing 100% native plant material for street trees and exceeding shrub and palm coverage standards.
25-6582 — Temporary Fire Station, equipment shed, and truck canopy
The Town of Jupiter is seeking approval for a temporary fire station at Abacoa Community Park's northwestern parking lot through special exception and site plan applications. The project is subject to conditions including removal of the structure within 60 days of completing modifications at Abacoa Fire Station 16 and payment of connection fees. This administrative approval process for municipal infrastructure use should not impact commercial development planning in the area.
27-1312 — other
This case establishes area and dimension regulations for the Recreation District (RCR) zoning classification, setting minimum lot sizes (10,000 sq ft), setback requirements, and maximum building heights (35 feet/2 stories). Developers should review these dimensional standards when planning projects in RCR-zoned areas, as compliance with lot coverage limits (35%) and green space requirements (30%) will be mandatory.
27-1311 — other
This is an administrative resolution establishing use regulations for the Recreation District (RCR) zoning classification in Jupiter, TX. The regulations define permitted uses by right (parks, golf courses, and related facilities), accessory uses, and special exceptions processes. Developers should review this if they have projects in RCR-zoned areas or are considering recreational development.
17-246 — Single-family residential home
This case involves rezoning a 0.32-acre vacant commercial property from C2 (General Commercial) to R1 (Residential, Single-Family), converting a long-standing vacant lot into a single-family home. The rezoning is intended to align with the surrounding medium-density residential neighborhood character and reduce infrastructure demand. Staff comments indicate inconsistencies with certain comprehensive plan goals and policies, particularly regarding commercial land use preservation and transition requirements.
27-1397 — Shoreline stabilization with bulkhead installation
Applicant seeks a variance from the 5-foot bulkhead setback requirement applicable to unarmored shorelines on a property designated on the Shoreline Exemption Map. The property is the only known exempt property without an existing bulkhead and has experienced shoreline erosion. The variance was granted subject to conditions requiring maintenance of an existing mangrove and provision of suitable growing environment.
17-2371 — Marine construction business with seawall/bulkhead construction and vessel mooring
Applicant Jon Newman seeks a variance to construct a seawall and bulkhead at 22 Eganfuskee Street to stabilize an eroded commercial shoreline on the FEC canal and enable development of a marine construction business. The seawall would be constructed landward of the mean high water line with a mangrove tree preserved on-site, and the applicant has obtained a Florida DEP exemption for the proposed bulkhead location.
27-570 — other
Case 27-570 involves violations on a property including unauthorized storage and commercial operations without an established primary commercial use, as well as mangrove replanting requirements. The applicant has acknowledged the violations and agreed to address them, including replanting mangroves, but has not provided a compliance timeline. Staff will not recommend the applications move forward until violations are resolved.
27-1912 — variance
A previously granted variance for this property included a condition requiring maintenance of existing mangrove vegetation in the southwest corner. Staff inspection on October 1, 2025, found the mangrove no longer present and replaced with a moored commercial vessel, indicating a breach of the variance conditions. The property owner is also associated with Octopus Marine Services Inc. and is storing construction materials on-site.
25-6495 — Single-family dwelling unit
The applicant seeks to rezone a 0.32-acre commercial property (currently zoned C-2 for General Commercial) to R-1 Single-Family Residential and amend the Future Land Use Map designation from Commercial to Medium Density Residential. The property is currently used for outdoor storage of construction materials and mooring of a commercial vessel, with the applicant intending to construct a single-family dwelling unit. Staff has found the proposed changes inconsistent with the Town's Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Code, though the property is located within the Center Street/North Alternate A1A Redevelopment Overlay Area, which is currently under strategic review for land development regulation amendments.
13-0809 — Medical expansion - Building C Phase III (13,077 SF expansion), Building A Phase I (52,858 SF existing medical office), Building B Phase II (26,500 SF breast center)
This is a site plan submission for Jupiter Medical Park's Phase III expansion, a 13,077 SF medical building addition on a property currently zoned R-3 and R1 that includes existing medical facilities. The project involves landscape buffers, parking, pedestrian connections, and compliance with Town of Jupiter design standards for the expanding medical campus.
27-605 — Medical facility expansion (13,077 sq ft) including imaging, waiting room, administrative/staff space, mindfulness center, lab, and check-in/registration
This is a Major Site Plan Amendment for a 13,077 square foot medical facility expansion at Jupiter Medical Park on Military Trail. The expansion includes additional medical space with adequate parking (247 spaces vs. 194 required) and exceeds all setback and greenspace requirements. The project is part of a long-term master plan vision for the medical park, with a future planned connection pathway to adjacent Sea Plum Town Center.
25-6503 — 13,077 sf medical office addition (Phase III) to existing medical office building
Jupiter Medical Center seeks approval for a site plan amendment to construct a 13,077 sf medical office addition (Phase III) to the existing Margaret W. Niedland Breast Center at Military Trail. The project is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan and Town Code, with staff recommending approval subject to conditions including exotic vegetation removal, tree relocation, and receipt of an approved traffic concurrency letter from Palm Beach County. The development will add medical office use to an already-approved commercial office site with adequate parking, stormwater management, and green space exceeding minimum requirements.
25-6487 — One-story addition to medical office building
This case involves a site plan amendment for a one-story addition to an existing medical office building at the Margaret W. Niedland Breast Center located in Jupiter Medical Park. The project affects a 15.8-acre property on Military Trail and will proceed to Town Council for first reading on November 18, 2025 and adoption on December 16, 2025.
25-6494 — comprehensive_plan_amendment
The Town is proposing to create a new Recreation Zoning District through a zoning text amendment. This will establish new zoning regulations applicable within Jupiter, potentially affecting how recreational uses and properties are classified and developed. Developers with recreational projects in Jupiter should monitor this amendment as it may create new opportunities or restrictions for recreation-related development.
27-1910 — Shade structure over existing tennis and pickleball recreational courts at Admirals Cove
This case involves a major site plan amendment for a 121.5' x 66.9' shade structure at a recreational facility within the gated Admirals Cove residential community. The project does not expand facility capacity or use, requires no additional public services, and is designed to be visually compatible with the surrounding residential area. The proposal was approved by the Captain's Way Condominium Association and is intended to enhance recreational amenities without adversely affecting adjacent properties.
11-0602 — Major site plan amendment for installation of shade structure over existing pickleball courts at clubhouse amenity area
This major site plan amendment requests approval for a shade structure over four existing pickleball courts at the Admirals Cove clubhouse, with associated landscaping improvements. The project does not change pervious or impervious surfaces, does not alter court operating hours, and includes screening with new plantings to maintain visual compatibility with adjacent residential homes on Captains Way. The applicant has received no objections from neighboring homeowners to date.
20-0708 — Rehabilitation Specialty Hospital (2 stories, 48,941 SF)
This case involves a site plan approval for the Abacoa Rehabilitation Hospital proposed expansion within the Abacoa Workplace and Workplace Limited Subdistricts. The project includes a 2-story, 48,941 SF rehabilitation specialty hospital building with associated parking, landscaping, pedestrian facilities, and infrastructure. Developers should review this if operating in or near the Abacoa mixed-use employment district in Jupiter.
PTC24-094 — Expansion of PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital
This is a 21,186 SF hospital expansion to an existing 48,941 SF facility, with the expansion vested under the approved Abacoa Master Plan and converting equivalent entitlements from Block C research and development allocations. Traffic analysis demonstrates the expansion meets concurrency requirements with minimal net new peak-hour trips and no auxiliary turn lanes required.
27-2830 — Office/Retail/Restaurant with conversion from professional office to medical office
This is a site plan modification for an existing shopping center converting some professional office space to medical office uses while implementing shared parking provisions. The project maintains 163 parking spaces through a 9.1% shared parking reduction, meeting the code-required minimum of 144 spaces, with landscape improvements and updated outdoor seating to bring the property into compliance.
25-6377 — other
A special exception application for Smash HQ, LLC was approved by the Planning & Zoning Commission with conditions. The project involves a corporate office operation with four full-time employees and minimal traffic impact, with focus on landscaping improvements including restored trees fronting Jupiter Park Circle and rear entrance landscaping.
25-6379 — accessory shade structure over 2,000 square feet to cover four existing pickleball courts
Admirals Cove is seeking approval to amend a site plan to construct a large shade structure (over 2,000 sq ft) covering four existing pickleball courts on their 10.26-acre property. This is a site plan modification request rather than a zoning change, so it primarily affects how the existing use is developed. Developers should monitor this case if they have similar recreational facility plans requiring site plan amendments.
24-6183 — Specialty hospital expansion of 21,186 square feet
PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital is seeking to expand its specialty hospital facility at 5075 Innovation Way by 21,186 square feet and increase the property from 5 acres to 6.84 acres. The proposal also requires an amendment to the Abacoa Workplace subdistrict master site plan to redefine blocks west of Corporate Way. Developers should track this case if operating in the Abacoa Workplace district or competing for medical facility space in the area.
27-1140 — Hospital expansion (specialty rehabilitation hospital with 21 additional beds)
This case involves a 21,186 SF expansion of an existing specialty rehabilitation hospital, adding 21 hospital beds to the facility at 5075 Innovation Way. The expansion maintains architectural compatibility with the existing building and includes parking lot modifications to accommodate future demand (250 spaces proposed to meet 245-space calculated demand). The project is vested for traffic concurrency under the approved Abacoa Master Site Plan.
11-2025 — Convert Building 2, Suite 12 from warehouse use (5,029 SF) to office use (5,029 SF)
This case involves a traffic impact analysis for converting 5,029 square feet of warehouse space (Building 2, Suite 12) to office use at a mixed-use commercial facility. The project generates an additional 41 daily trips and 6 peak-hour trips, which meets Palm Beach County traffic performance standards but exceeds the Town of Jupiter's 1% threshold for Jupiter Park Drive; however, the report concludes that the 18 additional peak-hour trips would not negatively impact the roadway's level of service through 2026.
27-770 — Business office (professional office/Smash GC headquarters)
This is a special exception request to convert 5,019 square feet of general industrial space to office use (exceeding the 2,500 sf threshold) for Smash GC headquarters in the Jupiter Commerce Park. The conversion results in only a 0.2% increase in non-industrial compatible uses while maintaining industrial predominance in the Commerce Center, with minimal traffic impact and low employee occupancy (4 employees).
19-3917 — Smash HQ - Mixed office and industrial use with office suite conversion (Suite 12 from industrial to office)
This is a site plan and special exception request for Smash HQ at a 2.21-acre industrial site on Jupiter Park Drive containing two existing buildings with 13 suites. The proposal seeks to convert one suite (Suite 12) from industrial to office use, while maintaining the property's predominant industrial use at 52.7%. The special exception is required because the proposed office use exceeds the 2,500 square-foot threshold under the zoning code.
25-5677 — Contractor Office (Smash HQ)
This special exception request proposes converting part of an existing contractor office/warehouse building to office use (Smash HQ), increasing office space from 14,315 SF to 19,334 SF on a 2.2-acre industrial site. The proposal maintains industrial predominance on-site (52.7% primary industrial) and across the broader Jupiter Park of Commerce area (71.9%), while adding 41 net daily trips and requiring 130 parking spaces. Staff has recommended approval subject to landscaping restoration conditions.
27-177 — Business office (5,019 sf) with private indoor golf simulator and putting green for employees
This case involves approval of a special exception for office use (Smash HQ) in an existing Industrial Park Light zoned facility. The proposed use includes administrative offices for a golf-related business with a private indoor golf simulator for employee use only, requiring a condition that any expansion or public use of the simulator triggers an amendment requirement. Staff found the office use compatible with the surrounding industrial park character and determined minimal impact on traffic, noise, and nuisance factors.
24-6273 — Park utility building, restroom facilities, and parking area
This site plan application proposes to unify five park parcels under a single title to construct utility and amenity facilities in the southern section of town. The project includes a utility building with well heads and backup generator, restroom facilities to serve the southern park fields, and an asphalt employee parking area, with all improvements subject to six staff conditions including safety equipment installation and removal of an existing trailer on site.
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