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Development Quarterly Report - Fall 2026

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DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT QUARTERLY QUARTERLY REPORT REPORT FALL 20 FALL 2026 2026 26

BUILDING BUILDING || CAPITAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT || CODE CODE ENFORCEMENT ENFORCEMENT || DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT SERVICES SERVICES ECONOMIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT || ENGINEERING ENGINEERING || PLANNING PLANNING && ZONING ZONING


QUARTER AT A GLANCE This quarter marked another significant step in the transformation of our city, highlighted by the groundbreaking of Octavia’s South Parcel—a major mixed-use project advancing the continued evolution of Town Square. Across the city, new businesses are opening, new projects are moving forward, and investment remains strong. This report provides a snapshot of the Development Team’s work behind that progress—from facilitating development and advancing major projects to supporting businesses, strengthening customer service, and helping guide the city’s continued growth.

OPERATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Service Efficiency Metrics

$362M

2,487

10,350

6,750

Permit Valuation

Permits Issued

Inspections Completed

Plan Reviews

Average Wait Time

3.16 MINUTES Phone Calls Answer Percentage 85%

Happy Index 84%

125

398

6,474

1,627

New Businesses

Total Licenses

Phone Calls Answered

Customers Served (In-Person)

Everyone is extremely helpful and wonderful to work with. Thank you so much! - Local Resident

FEATURED PROJECTS

OCTAVIA SOUTH

PENCE PARK

OCEAN ONE

120 SE 1st Avenue

600 SE 4th St.

114 - 222 N. Federal Hwy

Mixed-Use

Public Park

Mixed-Use

465 apartments, 23,500 sq. ft. retail space & public parking

3.33 Acres - Renovatation, update, and expansion

371 apartments, 25,000 sq. ft. retail & commercial space

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PERFORMANCE CODE ENFORCEMENT Active Cases

7,240

New Cases

1,364

Complied Cases

733

Closed Cases

270

Special Magistrate Cases

68

Lien Reductions

9

Lien Reductions Value

$45,067

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Great neighborhoods are not defined by compliance alone, but by the care, resources, and opportunities that help every resident take pride in the place they call home.

COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT 205

Businesses Served Business Summit Attendees

170

Ribbon Cuttings

HOUSING REHABILITATION

SHIP FUNDS

11

ALLOCATED

2

Grant Funds Allocated YTD

$200K

Newsletter Open Rate

45.33%

INDIVIDUALS BENEFITTED

$26,775.66

19

BUILDING

5

67

New Commercial Buildings

Commercial Remodels

11

28

Residential Additions

Residential Remodels

DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE

PERMIT REBATES

200 Building Recertifications Issued

Total Issued

Total Value

582

$187.7K

ENGINEERING

81

24

50

11

Applications Received

Under Review

Applications Approved

Under Construction

Reviews

557

Inspections

313

Capital Projects

In Progress

27

In Design

10

CITY CITY OF OF BOYNTON BOYNTON BEACH BEACH || THE THE PALM PALM BEACHES BEACHES


CONTACT ADAM TEMPLE Deputy City Manager TempleA@bbfl.us

Development Amanda Radigan Director RadiganA@bbfl.us

Building John Kuntzman Director KuntzmanJ@bbfl.us

Code Enforcement Capt. Steve Burdelski Director

codeenforcement@bbfl.us

Capital Improvement Sean Schutten Division Director SchuttenS@bbfl.us

Development Services Saleica Brown Division Director BrownST@bbfl.us

Economic Development Gigi Chazu Division Director ChazuG@bbfl.us

Engineering William Leidy Division Director LeidyW@bbfl.us

Planning & Zoning Gabe Sevigny Interim Division Director SevignyR@bbfl.us

561-742-6000 boynton-beach.org

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