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Read. Follow. Verify.Approval for Outdoor Bar and Live Music at 325 Duval Street
Record date · June 18, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Key West Planning Board has approved an after-the-fact request for a and permit at 325 Duval Street, Rear. This approval allows for the continued operation of an outdoor bar, live music area, and seating within the Historic Residential Commercial Core-1 zoning district.
This decision retroactively legalizes existing outdoor entertainment and bar facilities at a specific commercial property in Key West, confirming compliance with local zoning and historic district ordinances.
Who It Affects
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Property owner of 325 Duval Street, Rear
The owner receives formal authorization for the outdoor bar and live music area that was previously constructed.
Nearby residents and businesses
These parties are subject to the noise and activity levels associated with the permitted outdoor bar and live music area.
Key Facts
- The Planning Board approved an after-the-fact minor development plan and conditional use permit for 325 Duval Street, Rear.
- The approval authorizes an outdoor bar, live music area, and associated seating.
- The property is located in the Historic Residential Commercial Core-1 (HRCC-1) zoning district.
- The approval is granted pursuant to Sections 108-91, 122-62, and 122-688 of the City of Key West Code of Ordinances.
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- The resolution is filed under number 25-4906.
- The status of the resolution is recorded as Passed.
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Retroactive Zoning Approval
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