Civil engineering plans for First Coast Energy’s Daily’s mixed-use project have been submitted to the City of Jacksonville.
The project is planned for the five parcels comprising the full city block in the LaVilla neighborhood bordered by Broad, West Bay, Jefferson and West Forsyth streets, with a 20,544-square-foot building planned for the southeast corner of the block.
The plans indicate the project will feature 16 fueling stations and 36 parking spaces.
Along with the civil plans was a letter from the Downtown Investment Authority approving the applicant’s request for a one-year extension. According to the letter, the extension would be one year from Aug. 24, 2024, predicated on certain conditions.
Downtown Development Review Board (DDRB) granted final approval for the project in August 2023, though the project did receive some pushback from the community. Plans call for a multi-story building to include a ground-floor Daily’s Market, Bold City Brewery taproom and restaurant and rooftop restaurant seating.
Currently, the lot is vacant save for a defunct drive-through bank building at 60 Broad Street North, for which the City issued a demolition permit last October.
First Coast Energy LLP acquired all five parcels, totaling approximately 1.5 acres, in 2020 for nearly $3.3 million.
