1820 S Federal Hwy, Delray Beach

Case PZ-000014-2025 · Site plan · Commercial / retail · City of Delray Beach

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In short

Site plan review at Level 4 and waiver to reduce building size minimum requirement for a 2,578 SF financial institution with drive-thru on a 0.88-acre parcel formerly occupied by a Burger King.

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The request, as filed

Fifth Third Bank (PZ-000014-2025 & PZ-000015-2025): Provide a recommendation to the City Commission on a Level 4 Site Plan Modification, with Architectural Elevations and Landscape Plan, for Fifth Third Bank to demolish the existing building at 1820 South Federal Highway and to construct a one-story standalone branch bank with a drive-thru, and an associated waiver to reduce the minimum floor area from 6,000 square feet to 2,578 square feet pursuant to LDR Section 4.4.12(F)(2). Address: 1820 South Federal Highway...

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The facts on file

Case numberPZ-000014-2025
Address1820 S Federal Hwy, Delray Beach
Case typeSite plan
ProductCommercial / retail
Site size0.87 acres
JurisdictionCity of Delray Beach

The story so far

November 6, 2025Introduced (Planning and Zoning Board)
November 17, 2025On the Planning and Zoning Board agenda in November 2025.

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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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