A proposal is being considered in West Palm Beach for a convention center hotel. The hotel, which would be 18 stories tall, is part of a deal that also involves parking. The plan raises concerns about traffic and pedestrian safety.
The hotel would use a significant number of spaces in a nearby garage. Further details about the proposal, including the specifics of the traffic and safety concerns, are available from local news sources such as CBS12.
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