Boca Raton officials on May 27 reviewed the latest updates to an ambitious plan to redevelop 30 acres downtown into a vibrant, transit-oriented district anchored by the government campus near the city’s Brightline station.
Those updates include 217 fewer residences and more indoor and outdoor recreation space.
In recent months, residents have opposed the redevelopment plan, criticizing the proposed removal of softball fields, tennis courts and the city’s only skate park…