Culver’s Drive-Thru Restaurant Approved by Pembroke Pines Planning and Zoning Board

The Pembroke Pines Planning and Zoning Board unanimously approved the construction of a new Culver’s drive-thru restaurant at its June 26, 2025 meeting, marking a step forward in expanding dining options for the community.

The project emphasizes durability, sustainability, and visual appeal. The building will feature a regal blue metal roof cap—chosen for its resilience in South Florida’s climate—and fiber cement siding designed to mimic wood while offering superior weather resistance. All lighting will use energy-efficient LED fixtures to reduce power consumption.

Aesthetically, the design incorporates a staggered stone color scheme for added texture and visual interest. The dumpster enclosure will use matching materials to maintain a cohesive look. The flat, sloped roof will ensure proper drainage, and all rooftop equipment will be concealed from street view to preserve the area’s visual integrity.

Board members praised the proposal for aligning with community standards and the Culver’s brand. The motion to approve was introduced by member Doris Gonzales and seconded by member Goldich, with unanimous support.

The new location is expected to enhance local dining options while adhering to city building codes and design guidelines, reflecting the board’s commitment to thoughtful, community-focused development.

Culver’s Drive-Thru Restaurant Approved by Pembroke Pines Planning and Zoning Board

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