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Approval for Microbrewery at 1700 N. Fort Harrison Avenue

Original title: FLD2025-11028: Approval for microbreweries in the Commercial (C) District as a Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project for the property located at 1700 N. Fort Harrison Avenue. The existing building does not exceed 15 feet in height and includes nine off-street parking spaces. Requested is flexibility for the use and reduced interior landscaping and landscape buffers along the property lines through a Comprehensive Landscape Program. (Community Development Code Section 2-704.F and Sections 3-1202.D., E. and G.) (Level Two Application)

Record date · February 19, 2026

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What This Bill Does

The Community Development Board has approved a project to allow a microbrewery at 1700 N. Fort Harrison Avenue. The project includes requests for flexible land use and reduced landscaping requirements for the existing site.

Why it matters

This decision changes the permitted land use for the property at 1700 N. Fort Harrison Avenue and grants specific exemptions to standard landscaping requirements for the developer.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

Property Owner/Developer

The developer is authorized to operate a microbrewery and utilize reduced landscaping requirements.

Directly affected

Nearby Residents

Residents in the immediate vicinity will see a change in land use and landscaping standards at the specified property.

Key Facts

  • The Community Development Board approved the microbrewery project at 1700 N. Fort Harrison Avenue.
  • The project is classified as a Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment Project.
  • The existing building on the site is 15 feet or less in height.
  • The site currently provides nine off-street parking spaces.
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  • The developer was granted flexibility regarding the use of the property.
  • The developer was granted a reduction in interior landscaping requirements.
  • The developer was granted a reduction in landscape buffers along property lines.
  • The project will utilize a Comprehensive Landscape Program to manage site greenery.
  • The approval is based on Community Development Code Section 2-704.F.
  • The approval is based on Community Development Code Sections 3-1202.D., E., and G.
  • The application was processed as a Level Two Application.
  • The file was introduced on January 26, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is being built at 1700 N. Fort Harrison Avenue?
The site has been approved for use as a microbrewery.
What landscaping changes were allowed?
The developer received permission to reduce interior landscaping and along the property lines.

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Infill Redevelopment Flexibility

The approval demonstrates the use of 'Comprehensive Infill Redevelopment' status to bypass standard landscaping requirements.

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  • Controversy10
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