306 Ne 2ND St, Delray Beach

Case 2023-196 · Site plan · Mixed-use · City of Delray Beach

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In short

The applicant requests approval of a Level 4 Site Plan for a four-story, 45,247 square-foot mixed-use building with 23 residential units and 2,651 square feet of retail space, including waivers for landscape buffer reduction and off-street loading elimination.

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The request, as filed

The Maxwell (2023-196): Provide a recommendation to the City Commission on a Level 4 Site Plan application for a four-story, 45,247 square-foot mixed-use building at 306 NE 2nd Street, known as The Maxwell, including Architectural Elevations; a Landscape Plan, with an associated landscape waiver to the required five-foot perimeter landscape strip; and a determination of adequacy for reduction of required off-street loading. Address: 306 NE 2nd Street PCN: 12-43-46-16-01-090-0250 Applicant/ Owner: GS Deerfield LLC...

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The facts on file

Case number2023-196
Address306 Ne 2ND St, Delray Beach
Case typeSite plan
ProductMixed-use
Site size0.86 acres
JurisdictionCity of Delray Beach

The story so far

July 31, 2024Introduced (Planning and Zoning Board)
June 9, 2025Introduced (Planning and Zoning 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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