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Subculture Coffee Off-Street Parking Reevaluation

Description

A city-initiated quasi-judicial review to reevaluate off-street parking requirements and determine if the coffee shop's use has expanded into a meeting place requiring 44 spaces.

Impact summary

Determines whether the business must provide significantly more parking spaces or modify its operations to remain compliant with city codes.

Applicant

Name: Rodney Mayo / City of Delray Beach
Address: 302 NE 6th AvenueSee this on the map

At a glance

Hearings: 2
Public comments: 2
Total mentions: 2

Last vote · City Commission

Tabled5–0, unanimous

Last discussed Mar 31, 2026.

Meeting timeline (2)

Mar 31, 2026Tabled 5–0

City Commission — March 31, 2026

A city-initiated quasi-judicial review to reevaluate off-street parking requirements and determine if the coffee shop's use has expanded into a meeting place requiring 44 spaces.

Mar 9, 2026Tabled

City Commission — March 9, 2026

City-initiated resolution requiring additional off-street parking spaces for a restaurant/assembly use.

Related issues (1)

Subculture Coffee Parking and Land Use Compliance

A resident testified that the Subculture coffee shop on Atlantic Avenue continues to allow sidewalk parking, unpermitted events and blocked ADA ramps despite a March 31 directive, with emails going unanswered — he asked the city to enforce its rules and tow vehicles.

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