A final vote to demolish the three-story Profile Art Gallery across Indiantown Road from Harbourside Place and replace it with a five-story building with 15 condominiums, has been postponed and is scheduled to go before the town council on Sept. 19. The photo is of the Profile Art Gallery provided by Bill DiPaolo.
The condos would likely start at about $900,000.
Parking for about 44 vehicles at Cornerstone would be below the building.
A public boat dock with about 14 boat slips is planned for the property on the southwest west corner of Indiantown Road and U.S. 1.
The plan calls for a pool and outdoor kitchen on the roof is being considered on a one-acre site across Indiantown Road from Harbourside.
If approved, the new Mediterranean-style building would be about the same height as Harbourside Place.
The council on first reading approved Cornerstone by a 4-0 vote on July 18. Councilman Ron Delaney was absent.
The final vote was scheduled Tuesday, Aug. 15.
The owners of the property, Jupiter Investments, are asking that the zoning be changed from commercial to mixed use.
The registered agent of Jupiter Investments is Richard Witham.
The plan unanimously was recommended for approval April 13 by the town’s planning and zoning commission.
The town council is not bound by the planning and zoning commission’s recommendation.
From Northern Palm Beach County. For more information, visit – http://ift.tt/2uyBaze