300 Arizona Street

Case 25-FV-24 · Variance · Hotel / hospitality · City of Hollywood

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The request, as filed

FILE NO.: 25-FV-24 APPLICANT: Robert L. Ordway Living Trust and Robert Ordway L. Trustee LOCATION: 300 Arizona Street REQUEST: Variance to the Zoning and Land Development Regulations including Section 4.6.C(b)(5) to reduce the required parking spaces; Variance to Section 4.22.I.2. to reduce the required landscape buffer for at-grade parking; and Variance to Section 4.23.B.6. to reduce the required walkway setback to the property line, and a request for one (1) Flexibility Unit within the Beach Resort Commercial...

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The facts on file

Case number25-FV-24
Address300 Arizona Street
Case typeVariance
ProductHotel / hospitality
JurisdictionCity of Hollywood

The story so far

October 23, 2025Introduced (Planning and Development Board)
February 4, 2026On the Regular City Commission Meeting agenda in February 2026. The agenda lists the action as adopt.

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What this case is

Variance or deviation. A variance grants relief from one specific rule for one site, such as a setback, a height limit or a parking count, without changing the zoning. It is decided by a zoning board after a hearing, on a showing that the site has a hardship the rule did not anticipate. A variance by itself does not approve a project. It removes one obstacle for the site plan or permit that follows.

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