Submit the completed Universal Development Application along with all necessary attachments to the City of Lake Worth Beach, Department for Community Sustainability, Planning, Zoning, and Historic Preservation Division at 1900 2nd Ave N, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33463. You can email it to pzoning@lakeworth.org or fax it to 561-586-1687. Ensure all required fields are filled out, and obtain the necessary signatures and notarizations before submission. Consider scheduling an appointment with planning staff for any questions or assistance with the application process. Confirm submission deadlines with the city planning office to ensure your application is processed timely.

The Universal Development Application must be submitted for review by the Planning, Zoning, and Historic Preservation Division for all projects in 2024 and 2025. Key deadlines will be communicated by the city planning office upon submission.

The purpose of the Universal Development Application is to streamline the process of submitting development proposals to the City of Lake Worth Beach, Florida. This application ensures that all necessary information is provided to the Planning, Zoning, and Historic Preservation Division for review and approval. By using this comprehensive form, property owners, developers, and city planners can efficiently navigate the complexities of the development process, ensuring compliance with local regulations. The form covers various types of applications such as site plans, zoning changes, subdivisions, and special use permits. Accurate completion of this form helps expedite the approval process and facilitates clear communication between applicants and city officials. Ultimately, this application serves as a vital tool for managing growth and development in Lake Worth Beach, promoting sustainable and well-planned communities.

• 1. Application Type: Selection of applicable application types, such as Site Plan, Use, Approvals, and Amendments.
• 2. Project Information: Fields for project name, location, legal description, property control number, zoning, and proposed use.
• 3. Contact Information: Detailed contact information for the project manager, applicant, and property owner.
• 4. Owner's Consent: Consent section with space for owner's signature and notarization.
• 5. Affidavit of Completeness and Accuracy: Certification by the applicant that all information provided is accurate and complete, including a notarized signature.

Failure to submit the Universal Development Application can result in delays or denial of your project proposal.

• Project Delays: Without proper submission, your project may face significant delays in the approval process.
• Denial of Application: Incomplete or missing submissions can lead to the denial of your application.
• Additional Costs: Failure to submit required documents may incur additional costs for re-submission and processing.

• 1. New Construction: Submit for approval of new construction projects.
• 2. Renovations: Use for seeking approvals for renovation or remodeling projects.
• 3. Zoning Changes: Submit for changes to existing zoning classifications.
• 4. Subdivision Plans: Required for submitting subdivision or plat plans.
• 5. Special Use Permits: Apply for permits related to special uses such as alcoholic beverages or adult use.