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B-1A Business Adult Entertainment Establishment Overlay District Pembroke Park, Florida

Overlay-type district that carries all B-1 Business District permitted uses and additionally provides locations for a reasonable number of adult entertainment establishments. Same height, plot, floor-area and exclusion rules as B-1 (Div. 5.5), with a 150-ft separation between adult entertainment establishments.

1 building zoned B-1A161 permitted business types
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Permitted uses

What you can operate in B-1A, Pembroke Park

The businesses the B-1A district in Pembroke Park 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 B-1A here means specifically Pembroke Park's B-1A district.)

Allowed by right
All uses permitted in the B-1 Business District (see B-1 entry)Adult entertainment establishments (as defined in the code; must be at least 150 ft from an existing adult entertainment establishment, measured wall-to-wall of bays)Retail store - antiquesRetail store - art supplyRetail store - automobile accessoryRetail store - automobile new partsRetail store - bait and tackleRetail store - boat and marine motors in buildingsRetail store - business machinesRetail store - camera and photographic supplyRetail store - confectioneryRetail store - dairy productsRetail store - dairy supplies and equipment not including feed or fertilizersRetail store - departmentRetail store - dressesRetail store - poultryRetail store - dry goodsRetail store - floristRetail store - fruit and vegetableRetail store - furnitureRetail store - furrierRetail store - garden supplyRetail store - giftRetail store - greeting cardsRetail store - groceryRetail store - hardwareRetail store - hobby supplyRetail store - home appliancesRetail store - household furnishingsRetail store - ice creamRetail store - jewelryRetail store - leather goods and luggageRetail store - linens, fabrics and draperiesRetail store - meat marketRetail store - medical marijuana treatment centers and dispensariesRetail store - music and musical instrumentsRetail store - newsstandRetail store - notionsRetail store - office furniture and equipmentRetail store - optical goodsRetail store - package liquorRetail store - paintRetail store - pets and pet supplyRetail store - pharmacyRetail store - seafoodRetail store - souvenirRetail store - sporting goodsRetail store - stationery and booksRetail store - sundryRetail store - supermarketRetail store - televisionRetail store - tobaccoRetail store - radio and phonographRetail store - toyRetail store - wallpaperRetail store - wearing apparelRetail store - swimming pool supplies and equipmentRetail store - varietyBakery and delicatessen (all food preparation for retail sale on premises; not more than 6 persons employed)Personal service - barberPersonal service - beauty parlorPersonal service - pressing and mendingPersonal service - shoe repairPersonal service - shoe shineDay nurseryDressmakingLaundry and dry cleaning pickup stationNonalcoholic beverage barNursery schoolRestaurantTailorWatch and jewelry repairSelf-service laundryAutomobile parking lot and parking garageHotel and motelBath and massage parlorsCommercial gymnasiumsService stationsFur storageHospitals (as defined in F.S. 395.002)Radio, television and phonograph repair incidental to salesReducing studioQuick-service laundryDry cleaning establishment for direct service to customers (max 5 persons; max 2 cleaning units of 40 lb capacity; enclosed solvent-reclaiming units; nonexplosive/nonflammable solvents; no wholesale or commercial pickup/delivery)AquariumNightclubBarTavernPool or billiard roomTheaterMuseumExhibitsBanks and financial institutionsBusiness and professional officesMedical and dental offices (subject to Sec. 28-187.1)Custom brokers and manufacturers agencyEmployment officeGovernmental officesMessenger officePost officePublic utility officesStock brokerStock exchangeTelegraph officeTicket officeTravel agencyNewspaper officeArt schoolCharm schoolDancing schoolDramatic or music schoolBusiness or commercial schoolArtist studioAuction of art goods, rugs and the likeCostumerDental laboratoryInterior decoratorMotor bus terminalLawn furniture salePhotographic studioRadio and television studiosHome appliance repairHand laundryJob printing shopLocksmithSharpening and grindingRadio, television and phonograph repairNewspaper printing plantArchery rangeBarbecue standBoxing or sports arenaDrive-in restaurant or refreshment standGolf driving rangeMiniature golf courseBowling alleyPony ride and pony riding ringSkating rinkSwimming poolDrive-in theaterArmoryLodge hallPawnshopTelephone exchangeTaxidermistVeterinaryResearch and testing laboratoryMortuary or undertakerPest control agencyPlant nursery or landscaperTire and battery storeRetail plumbing and electrical fixturesLawnmower rental, sales and serviceShip chandleryUpholstering shop (not more than 4 persons and 4,000 sq ft of floor space)Offices of electrical and plumbing contractors (not over 4,000 sq ft of enclosed storage and shop space; no outside storage of supplies or materials)Used furniture and household appliances (entirely within a fully enclosed building)
With special approval
Religious establishments and ancillary uses (religious education, social services, counseling and office uses related to the use on site)Multiple-family residential use up to 25 units per net acre (or Future Land Use Element density if less) as part of a commercial structure with at least 5,000 sq ft of commercial use onsiteMixed-use multiple family residential use (subject to allocation of flex/reserve units by Town Commission and criteria in Sec. 28-194.1)Pain clinicAssembly halls, banquet halls, bottle clubs, BYOB clubs, event halls, portable catering events and similar uses
Build envelope

Development standards

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

StandardMax height 100 ft
StandardNo minimum plot size for nonresidential uses
StandardMin floor area of hotel/motel rental sleeping room 150 sq ft
Adult entertainment establishmentminimum 150 ft from any existing adult entertainment establishment (Sec. 28-205)
StandardActivities of permitted uses indoors except listed outdoor uses (same list as B-1) unless special permit
Accessory usesAccessory uses and structures
Read from Pembroke Park Code Ch. 28 Art. III Div. 5.5Sec. 28-195 (intent), 28-196 (permitted uses), 28-197 to 28-205; permitted = by right, conditional = needs conditional-use / special-exception approval
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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Spaces zoned B-1A in Pembroke Park

1 space available in this district, largest first. Click any space to view it.

FOR LEASE 3,250 SF
2930 SW 30th Ave, Pembroke Park — 1st Floor – M-N
Pembroke Park
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Based on the Pembroke Park zoning code.
Educational content — not legal or zoning advice. Verify permitted uses with the municipality for your specific parcel.