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MUPD-2004-00248 — Town Commons MUPD 2 (Hypoluxo Rd / Lyons Rd) Lake Worth, Florida

Palm Beach County planned development: Town Commons MUPD 2 (Hypoluxo Rd / Lyons Rd) (control 2004-00248). Uses and limits come from the county's adopting and amending resolutions; this record lists what the resolutions themselves state.

1 building zoned MUPD-2004-002485 permitted business types
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Permitted uses

What you can operate in MUPD-2004-00248, Lake Worth

The businesses the MUPD-2004-00248 district in Lake Worth allows. The ones on the left are permitted by right; the ones on the right need a special approval first. (Zoning codes are set by each municipality, so MUPD-2004-00248 here means specifically Lake Worth's MUPD-2004-00248 district.)

Allowed by right
Commercial High (CH) land-use uses per ULDC MUPD: Area 1 (CH) up to 94,900 sfArea 2 (CH/2) up to 30,000 sf, 'or, uses allowed under CH or LR-2 future land use up to the equivalent number of trips per day'Low Residential 2 (LR-2) up to 80 units (Area 3, 10.8-25.7 ac) in the overall 40-ac Town Commons MLUUses are not itemized in the resolution text; the approved site plan and ULDC MUPD list control
With special approval
Class A Conditional Use: Type 1 Restaurant with a Drive-Through (R-2020-0058)
Build envelope

Development standards

Headline dimensional limits for this district. Confirm exact figures against the current code for your specific parcel.

StandardCH 94,900 sf + CH/2 30,000 sf; LR-2 max 80 units; min usable open space for overall 40 ac (4 ac minimum per earlier text; LGA 2018-18, Ord. 2018-30)
Freestanding sign on Hypoluxo Rd1 for overall site, max 8 ft high, 80 sf per side, monument only; wall signs max 24 in. high
Covenantsarchitectural consistency and single unified planned development
StandardWorkforce housing covenant for residential units (ULDC 5.G)
ProhibitedOvernight storage or parking of delivery vehicles or trucks except in designated loading and delivery areas
ApprovalLatest: R-2020-0057 (ZV/DOA/CA-2019-00950, DR Horton / Lynx Zuckerman, approved Jan 27, 2020): DOA to reconfigure site plan, add/delete building square footage and add buildings, modify uses, relocate access, modify conditions, restart commencement clock; R-2020-0058 Class A CU Type 1 Restaurant with Drive-Through (1/27/2020); ZR-2020-0002 Type 2 Variance (parking at rear/side, 1/8/2020; filed under control 2004-00234 with the same application number). Prior: R-2013-1764 (EAC-2013-02126), R-2008-0004 (DOA2007-896: 'reconfigure the site plan; increase square footage and modify the use'), orig. R-2005-0819 (scanned, unreadable).
StandardUses not named in the resolution follow the PBC ULDC use matrix for this planned district and its approved site plan / pod designation.
The fine print

In plain English

BY RIGHT No hearing needed

If your business is on the by-right list, you can occupy a space in this district and open — no zoning hearing. Building permits and licensing still apply, but the use itself is already allowed.

SPECIAL Approval first

Special-approval uses can work here too, but they go through a public review before opening. Plan for extra time and possible conditions — we'll tell you which path a space needs.

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Sourced from the Lake Worth Code of Ordinances. View the official code ↗
Educational content — not legal or zoning advice. Verify permitted uses with the municipality for your specific parcel.