The future of Downtown West Palm Beach is being decided — and residents, property owners and visitors like you deserve a seat at the table. The City of West Palm Beach is currently considering revisions to the Downtown Master Plan (DMP) — a legally adopted blueprint that guides downtown development as part of the City’s Comprehensive Plan. The DMP sets the rules for building heights, land use, design, and infrastructure to ensure a vibrant, walkable, and architecturally cohesive downtown.
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Background & Next Steps:
It has come to the attention of the Downtown Neighborhood Association (DNA) that the City has hired a consultant, Zyscovich, and a steering committee was formed to revise the current Downtown Master Plan. Click Here to review the current WPB DOWNTOWN MASTER PLAN ELEMENT GOALS, OBJECTIVES AND POLICIES. It was updated as of April 25, 2024. The steering committee, which does not include any representative from the DNA, has already met once and will have 2 more "Visioning Discussions" on April 30th and again on May 22nd from 5 - 7 PM in the Flagler Gallery at City Hall. All meetings are open to the public.
If you’d like to share your thoughts directly with City leadership, you’re welcome to reach out to the Mayor or Commissioners individually (due to Florida’s Sunshine Laws, group emails should be avoided for matters that may come to a vote).
Mayor Keith James, (561) 822-1400 | [email protected]
City Commissioner Christina Lambert, 561-822-1390 | [email protected]
City Commissioner Cathleen Ward, 561-822-1393 | cward@wpb.org
City Commissioner Shalonda Warren, 561-822-1390 | [email protected]
City Commissioner Christy Fox, 561-822-1390 | cfox@wpb.org
City Commissioner Joseph Peduzzi, 561-822-1390 | [email protected]
Warm regards,
Your Friends At The Downtown Neighborhood Association (DNA)
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