26 Heilwood Street

Case FLD2025-08021 · Flexible Development (site plan) · Hotel / hospitality · City of Clearwater

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In short

Flexible Development approval for an existing two-unit resort attached dwelling at 26 Heilwood Street to legalize reduced front and side setbacks (12 feet front and 5 feet side) and reduced interior landscaping standards, reflecting actual construction dimensions that deviated from the 2020-approved site plan.

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The request, as filed

FLD2025-08021: Approval for an existing two-unit resort attached dwelling in the Tourist (T) zoning district and the Old Florida District of Beach by Design for the property located at 26 Heilwood Street. The building does not exceed 20 feet in height and includes two off-street parking spaces. Requested is flexibility for reduced front and side setbacks and reduced interior landscaping and landscape buffers along the property lines through a Comprehensive Landscape Program. (Community Development Code Section...

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The facts on file

Case numberFLD2025-08021
Address26 Heilwood Street
Case typeFlexible Development (site plan)
ProductHotel / hospitality
JurisdictionCity of Clearwater

The story so far

December 23, 2025Introduced (Community Development Board)

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What this case is

Site plan. A site plan is the detailed layout of a specific project on land that already has the zoning for it: the buildings, parking, drainage, access and landscaping. Most jurisdictions review it administratively or before a review committee, so it can move without a public hearing. Site plan approval is usually the last land use step before building permits. A permit, not the site plan, is what authorizes construction.

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