West Palm Beach |
Code of Ordinances |
Chapter 94. ZONING AND LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS |
Article I. IN GENERAL |
§ 94-4. Zoning districts established; relationship to land use categories in comprehensive plan.
(a)
Zoning districts established. The city is hereby divided into various residential, commercial, industrial, and special zoning districts that are shown on the Zoning Atlas for West Palm Beach. These zoning districts shall be applied to real property within the city by ordinance of the city commission. The zoning districts shall be as follows:
SF3 Single-Family Low Density-3 Residential SF5 Single-Family Medium Density-5 Residential SF7 Single-Family Low Density Residential SF11 Single-Family/Small Lot High Density Residential SF14 Single-Family High Density Residential SF7-C4 Historic Single-Family Low Density Residential, Context 4 SF14-C2 Historic Single-Family High Density Residential, Context 2 SF14-C3 Historic Single-Family High Density Residential, Context 3 SF14-C5 Historic Single-Family High Density Residential, Context 5 MF14 Multifamily Low Density Residential MF20 Multifamily Medium Density Residential MF32 Multifamily High Density Residential MF14-C1 Historic Multifamily Low Density Residential, Context 1 MF14-C2 Historic Multifamily Low Density Residential, Context 2 MF20-C1 Historic Multifamily Medium Density Residential, Context 1 MF32-C1 Historic Multifamily High Density Residential, Context 1 CC2 City Center Lake Front CM Commercial Marine OC Office Commercial NC Neighborhood Commercial GC General Commercial POR Professional Office Residential IL Industrial Light I Industrial ROS Recreation and Open Space CS Community Service UT Utility PC Planned Community PD Planned Development (CON) Conservation NMUD Northwood Mixed-Use District CMUD Currie Mixed-Use District BMUD - I Broadway Mixed-Use District - Building Type I BMUD - II Broadway Mixed-Use District - Building Type II CAD-5 Cultural Arts District - 5 CLD-25 Clearlake District - 25 FWD-5 Flagler-Waterfront District - 5 ICD-2 Industrial Chic District - 2 ICD-5 Industrial Chic District - 5 LD-R Loftin District - Residential LD-4 Loftin District - 4 LD-5 Loftin District - 5 LD-10 Loftin District - 10 BPD-R Brelsford Park District - Residential BPD-5 Brelsford Park District - 5 CWD-CD Clematis-Waterfront District - Conservation District CWD-5 Clematis-Waterfront District - 5 CWD-10 Clematis-Waterfront District - 10 QGD-5 Quadrille Garden District - 5 QGD-10 Quadrille Garden District - 10 QGD-25 Quadrille Garden District - 25 TOD-8 Transit-Oriented District - 8 TOD-10 Transit-Oriented District - 10 TOD-25 Transit-Oriented District - 25 QBD-3 Quadrille Business District - 3 QBD-5 Quadrille Business District - 5 QBD-8 Quadrille Business District - 8 QBD-10 Quadrille Business District - 10 NWD-R Northwest District - Residential NWD-2 Northwest District - 2 NWD-4 Northwest District - 4 NWD-5 Northwest District - 5 PPD-R Providencia Park District - Residential PPD-PO Providencia Park District - Professional Office Overlay UOS Urban Open Space RTD Railroad Transition District (b)
Boundaries. The boundaries of each district are designed and established as shown on the Zoning Atlas of the City of West Palm Beach, Florida.
(c)
Relationship to land use categories in comprehensive plan. Table I-1 shows which zoning districts are consistent with and implement the land use categories in the city comprehensive plan, future land use element.
(d)
Relationship to the future land use map. Special impact zone (SIZ) notation on the future land use map does not reflect or change densities or intensities but is to ensure heightened site plan review and could be subject to more restrictive site plan requirements. (see future land use element policies 1.7.4 and 1.7.5)
TABLE I-1
FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNATION AND ZONING DISTRICT CORRESPONDENCEZoning Districts
Future Land Uses
DesignationSF3 thru SF14 Historic Single-family Resi-
dential
Districts (SF7-C4 thru SF14-C5)MF14 thru MF32 Historic Multi-
family
Resi-
dential
Districts (MF14-C1 thru MF32-C1)DMP Sub-dis- tricts CC2
CC2/
PDCM OC NC GC POR RTD IL I ROS CS UT PC PD CON MUD Single-Family Low Density (SFLD) SF3 X Single-Family Medium Density (SFMD) SF5 X Single-Family (SF) SF7 SF11 SF14 X X Multifamily Medium Density (MFMD) X X X Multifamily (MF) X X X X Commercial East (CE) X X X X X X Commercial DRI X Commercial (C) X X X X UCBD/Downtown X X X Office/Residential) (OR) X X Industrial (I) X X X Conservation (CON) X Planned Community (PC) X X Community Service (CS) X X X Utility (UT) X Mixed-Use (MU) X X X Notes:
1.
Professional offices shall only be located within an existing professional office building that was legally established on or before January 10, 2010.
2.
Limited commercial uses that do not occupy more than five percent of the total project square footage may be permitted if they: a) are located within a planned development district; b) are designed for the convenience of the residents and are neighborhood serving commercial uses; and c) are vertically integrated with the residential uses. (see Future Land Use Policy 1.1.3)
3.
The commercial east (CE) land use designation is only applicable east of I-95.
4.
Residential uses are not permitted in a commercial future land use designation and are only permitted in OC if east of I-95 in a corresponding commercial east (CE) future land use designation.
5.
Planned developments (PDs) shall be prohibited unless legally established on or before December 4, 1995 per Ord. No. 2759-94. Existing PDs are regulated by section 94-104(e).
6.
The professional office residential (POR) zoning district within the Currie mixed-use district is only applicable to planned developments legally established on or before July 19, 2004.
7.
New planned developments (PDs) are not permitted within a mixed-use zoning district.
8.
The "MU" zoning district is applicable to the Currie Corridor mixed-use district (CMUD), the Broadway mixed-use district (BMUD), and the Northwood mixed-use district (NMUD).
9.
Planned development densities (dwelling units per acre) and intensities (FAR) shall not exceed the allowable maximum densities and intensities provided for in the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Element Policy 1.1.3 Future Land Use Designation Densities and Intensities.
(Code 1979, § 33-4; Ord. No. 4213-09, § 3, 6-29-2009; Ord. No. 4253-10, § 2, 2-8-2010; Ord. No. 4265-10, § 3, 5-17-2010; Ord. No. 4449-13, § 2, 3-19-2013; Ord. No. 4528-14, § 1(Exh. A), 11-10-2014; Ord. No. 4620-16, § 3, 4-25-2016; Ord. No. 4650-16, §§ 1(Exh. A), 2(Exh. B), 8-29-2016; Ord. No. 4660-16, § 3, 12-5-2016; Ord. No. 4772-18, § 3(Exh. A), 5-21-2018)