
Project overview
A closer look at a proposal moving through Boca Raton’s public review process.
Request for an Administrative Individual Development Approval (AIDA) on approximately 0.77-acres, to demolish the existing 1-story, 2,428 square foot convenience store, 3,149 square foot fuel dispenser and 1,371 square foot vacuum canopies, and authorize the construction of: (i) a new 2,933 square foot, 2-story building, approximately twenty (20) feet in height; consisting of a 2,001 square foot convenience store on the ground floor and a 932 square foot office on the second floor, (ii) a 1,959 square foot car wash with equipment room, (iii) reduction in the number of fuel dispensers from twelve (12) to eight (8) with a new canopy, and (iv) remove and relocate the existing underground fuel tanks, and other site improvements.
This listing translates public planning information into an accessible editorial overview. Scope, timing and design can change as the application advances through review.
At a glance
The essential details.
- Status
- Proposed
- Category
- Office
- Scale
- 20'
- Application
- Administrative Individual Development Approval
- Reviewing body
- CRA
- Zoning
- DDRI
- Future land use
- CBD
- Filed
- July 8, 2026
- Approved
- Pending
- City case
- CRP-26-01A
- City planner
- Romary Justafort
Location
Where it sits.
What’s planned
A project in progress.
Request for an Administrative Individual Development Approval (AIDA) on approximately 0.77-acres, to demolish the existing 1-story, 2,428 square foot convenience store, 3,149 square foot fuel dispenser and 1,371 square foot vacuum canopies, and authorize the construction of: (i) a new 2,933 square foot, 2-story building, approximately twenty (20) feet in height; consisting of a 2,001 square foot convenience store on the ground floor and a 932 square foot office on the second floor, (ii) a 1,959 square foot car wash with equipment room, (iii) reduction in the number of fuel dispensers from twelve (12) to eight (8) with a new canopy, and (iv) remove and relocate the existing underground fuel tanks, and other site improvements.
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