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HomeMy WebLinkAbout(0115) ZC-20-110.pdfCase Number ZC-20-110 FORTWORTH ZONING MAP CHANGE STAFF REPORT City Council Meeting Date: September 15, 2020 Zoning Commission Recommendation: Approval by a vote of 7-0 Opposition: none submitted Support: none submitted Owner/Applicant: SLF IV -Chisholm Trail LP Council District 6 Continued Case Manager Surplus Council Initiated Yes No X Lynn Jordan Yes No X Yes No X Site Location: 8900 — 9100 blocks Summer Creek Drive/9605 block Old Granbury Road Acreage: 17.40 Proposed use: Detached Multifamily/Cottage Community Request: From: "RV Zero Lot Line/Cluster To: PD/CR Planned Development for all uses in "CR" Low Density Multifamily plus cottage community with development regulation standard to MFD Multifamily Development submittal, building orientation, open space, parking, fencing within the front yard setback, fagade requirements; site plan included for cottage community only Land use Compatibility. Requested change is compatible. Comprehensive Plan Consistency: Requested change is consistent. Staff Recommendation: Approval Background: The property is located west of Summer Creek Drive and just south of Risinger Road. The applicant is requesting a zoning change to create a "cottage community"; a multifamily use that will include multiple individual, separate structures on one lot, shared community space, and a leasing office on site. The proposed development consists of 198 detached dwelling units. There is a mix of one, two, and three bedroom units, all within one- and two-story buildings. The site will be meeting parking requirements of one space per bedroom along with the required parking for the leasing office area. This multifamily form provides an alternative to typical large multifamily structures by creating individual "homes" with small yards under a rental structure. Some non-attached garages are provided as well as covered parking, but otherwise all parking is in parking lots accessed through private driveways internal to the development. The applicant has indicated they will be incorporating the Chisholm Trail Ranch design guidelines into the project. The design guidelines are associated with the HOA and cannot be enforced through zoning, it can be tied to the PD language. Staff is only reviewing what is in the Zoning Ordinance related to "CR" multifamily development regulations. Any regulations outside of the Zoning Ordinance will be at the Page 1 of 4 discretion of the applicant to comply civilly and not enforced through the PD. Any regulations either through the PD or the Chisholm Trail Ranch design guidelines that require another City department to comment on can't be waived through the zoning process. Below is a chart that illustrates the differences between the CR/MFD regulations and the proposed PD. Requirement CR/MFD Standards Proposed PD/CR Density Maximum 16 units per acre 13-14 units per acre (complies) Screening wall proposed around entire Front Yard (no structures) Minimum 20' site (recommended Development Regulation Standard) Height Maximum height 36' 24'-26' (complies) The longest length of the building shall The majority of the buildings do not Building Orientation be placed parallel adjacent to the meet (recommended Development street Regulation Standard) 318 bedrooms — 318 spaces office/amenity (not provided and Minimum Parking 1 space per bedroom; 1 space per 250 required) — unknown # spaces Requirements square feet of office/amenity area 318 spaces provided (recommended Development Standard Regulation) 47.7% provided, open space between parking spaces and building shall be Open Space Minimum 60% minimum 20 ft. to count (recommended Development Regulation Standard) Not more than 50% of the total allowable sign area may be located in Signage is proposed in front of the Signage the front yard space along a dedicated building street, no individual sign in such (recommended Development required yard space shall exceed 20 Regulation Standard) sq. ft. in sign area Setback adjacent to "A" or "B" Height transitional plane 3' setback for NA every 1' in height zoning Buildings facing public accessible Site plan indicates cementitious Fagade streets or open space must fiberboard siding, columns, water Requirements incorporate 2 scaling elements: floors, tables and variation in wall planes columns or foundations complies MFD — Multifamily Waiver to MFD submission Design Submit MFD plan to meet standards (recommended Development Standards Regulation Standard) Compliance Site Information: Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses: North "A-5" One -Family / undeveloped Page 2 of 4 East PD 971 Planned Development for D High Density Multifamily, "CF" Community Facilities / multifamily, community center South "G" Intensive Commercial / undeveloped West PD971A Planned Development for D High Density Multifamily / multifamily under construction Zoning History: ZC-15-034 PD 971 for D High Density Multifamily; site plan required approved, effective 7/14/15, subject property to the west; SP-18-002 required site plan for multifamily, subject property to the west; SP-19-010 amended site plan for the multifamily to the west Site Plan Comments: The site plan as submitted is not in general compliance with the Zoning Ordinance regulations. 1. Front yard setbacks along ROW shown at a minimum 20ft, the proposed perimeter fence is within this setback and not flush with building. (recommended Development Regulation Standard) • (analysis: Based on the proposed cottage community not being the typical multifamily layout) Staff supports the perimeter fencing. 2. Site plan indicates 318 parking spaces for the cottage community, no parking indicated for the leasing or amenity area. (recommended Development Regulation Standard) • (analysis: The site plan indicates 6 parking spaces in front of the leasing center, counted as the total number of parking spaces for the units) Staff supports the parking reduction. 3. Site plan indicates 47.7% open space requirement with a minimum of 20 ft. between parking spaces and building to count towards. (recommended Development Regulation Standard) • (analysis: Based on the configuration and layout for the cottage community) Staff supports the open space provided. 4. Building orientation, the longest length of the building should face the public row. Several of the units don't comply. (recommended Development Regulation Standard) • (analysis: Based on the proposed cottage community not being the typical multifamily layout) Staff supports the building orientation layout. 5. MFD Multifamily Development submission required. (recommended Development Regulation Standard) 6. Provide the setback from the A-5 zoning district to the nearest building. (Comments made by Platting (Subdivision Ordinance), Transportation/Public Works, Fire, Park & Recreation, and Water Department staff cannot be waived through the Zoning Commission and City Council. Approval of the zoning site plan does not constitute the acceptance of conditions) Public Notification: 300 foot Legal Notifications were mailed on August 21, 2020. The following organizations were notified: (emailed August 21, 2020 Organizations Notified Panther Heights NA Streams and Valleys, Inc. Summer Creek Ranch HOA Trinity Habitat for Humanity District 6 Alliance Crowley ISD Not located within a registered Neighborhood Association Development Impact Analysis: 1. Land Use Compatibility The applicant is proposing to change the zoning to PD/CR for a cottage community. Surrounding uses consist of undeveloped land to the north and south, multifamily and community center to the east, proposed multifamily to the west. The proposed cottage community is compatible with surrounding uses. Page 3 of 4 2. Comprehensive Plan Consistency — Far Southwest The 2020 Comprehensive Plan designates the subject property as Low Density Residential. The property will have access to Summer Creek Drive, a neighborhood connector on the Master Thoroughfare Plan, providing the multifamily use adequate access to high capacity roads and will not adversely affect any area residential uses. The below Comprehensive Plan policies apply to this proposal: Locate multifamily units adjacent to collector streets, arterial streets, or rail transit stations to provide the increased level of transportation services necessary for the greater number of residents. Encourage new development adjacent and connected to previously developed or platted areas in order to utilize existing utility and road infrastructure and services, thereby optimizing public and private investments and discouraging sprawl development. Based on conformance with the policies stated above, the proposed zoning is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. 3. Economic Development Plan The 2017 Economic Development Strategic Plan identified a vision, goals, and strategies in order to facilitate the success and growth of the City of Fort Worth. The below strategies apply to this project: INITIATIVE 3.2. NEIGHBORHOOD ALIGNMENT Align neighborhood assets (people, businesses, and real estate) to benefit from and support citywide economic growth. • 3.2.2.1. Provide developer incentives for the creation of new high -quality housing stock on vacant properties. These should include a range of housing types and price points such as single-family homes, townhomes, high -quality multi -family properties, and mixed -use developments with residential units on upper floors and retail/office space on ground floors. Attachments: • Area Zoning Map with 300 ft. Notification Area • Site Plan • Area Map • Future Land Use Map • Aerial Photograph Page 4 of 4 FORT WORTH. ZC-20-110 Applicant: Address: Zoning From: Zoning To: Acres: Mapsco: Sector/District: Commission Date Contact: Area Zoning Map SLF IV -Chisholm Trail LP 8900 - 9100 blocks Summer Creek Drive R1 PD for CR uses plus cottage community with dev. regs. 17.40929552 102V Far Southwest 9/9/2020 817-392-2495 g616 6617 p �1 3 Bd20 af21 4+' q 862; Ba25 d1 i�j a i 862E $E29 . ' hn' SIN g79b 8 �x s ,� A - 97�Od 570A Q 8M5 w 5704 $ '�''}; a708 a70e � B71 3�'4 8712 S713 w � � 8716 8717 1¢ 87M J ul 1. r uy 4] �1 4 47 � Ili IO S} I DN ��++ pp1 q i'J N iY r 1 r Q O 4 O y n Z �i +F u va �o u ui vi r D 27 sub x O 0 5 z Cr PD97 }} H U) Uj CIF —� < M 7- 3100 V_ _j A CRE x - �13 rn Ls 2 0 0 9 G G Area E - Subject 300 Foot Notification 215 430 860 Feet Created: 8/21/2020 10:33:42 AM U C N 0 0 Q a 0 E 0 T M Y 0 60' 120' 0 T GRAPHIC SCALE 60' U0 0 (D 0 t u 0 V) RESIDENT -< Q ENTRY a ONLY 0 SIGNAGE 0 I a PROP. PERIMETER FENCE - (SEE NOTE 10) Y XI 9 CI C 2 0 c) M ° CALLED 25.351 ACRES n a NEC CTR & McP, LP m ° (INST.NO. D219006987) i a C 0 = F o r z - m 0 m 0 q) N ry 3 o �f U a 0 / a 0 a Q U PROP. PERIMETER FENCING rRUr. YU LMNUJUMrG OUFFCR Min IU OUILU114U aG10MUM EXISTING SUMMER CREEK DRIVE PROP. SIDEWALKS (TYP•) LOT 1,BLOCK 4 CHISHOLM TRAIL RANCH (INST.NO. D220041937) l I APPROXIMATE LOCATION\� OF PROP. PERMANENT ENTRY SIGNAGE i PROP. 20' LANDSCAPE BUFFER �\ WITH 10' BUILDING SETBACK _\N PROP. PERIMETER FENCE (SEE NOTE 10) i ID NOTES: NOTES (CONY.) 0- V) ID 1. PROPOSED PD LAND USES: DUPLEX DWELLINGS WITH 16. THIS REQUEST FOR A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LEASING AND AMENITY CENTERS AS WELL AS USES "CR" DISTRICT STANDARDS, WITH THE FOLLOWING EXCEPTIONS: ° ALLOWED UNDER THE CR "LOW DENSITY MULTI -FAMILY" OPEN SPACE, MINIMUM 40% (7.0 ACRES) (INCLUSIVE OF LEASING OFFICE ° ZONING DISTRICT. AND AMENITY AREA). EXISTING AND PROPOSED EASEMENTS, 100-YEAR 2. AMENITY CENTER AREA TO INCLUDE: POOL, CABANA FLOODPLAIN, COURTYARDS, GREEN/LANDSCAPED ARES BETWEEN a 3. OTHER SITE AMENITIES INCLUDE: DOG PARK, COURTYARD AREAS, AND SIDEWALKS THROUGHOUT THE DEVELOPMENT. BUILDINGS, AND DETENTION PONDS SHALL BE COUNTED PER OPEN 4. ALL PROVIDED LIGHTING SHALL CONFORM TO CITY OF FORT SPACE REQUIREMENTS. N WORTH LIGHTING CODE. RESIDENTIAL UNITS MINIMUM TEN FOOT (10') SEPARATION WALL TO WALL 5. ALL SIGNS SHALL CONFORM TO ARTICLE 4-SIGNS UNLESS ENCLOSED GARAGE UNITS MINIMUM TEN FOOT (10') SEPARATION FROM SPECIFIED ON THE SITE PLAN. RESIDENTIAL UNITS, WALL TO WALL N 6. THIS PROJECT WILL COMPLY WITH SECTION 6.301, 0 MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF THE DUPLEX UNIT SHALL BE 36' (2 STORY) o LANDSCAPING 0 MINIMUM SQUARE FOOTAGE FOR A ONE BEDROOM UNIT IS 350 SF. 7. THIS PROJECT WILL COMPLY WITH SECTION 6.302, URBAN 0 PARKING BASED ON: E FORESTRY. 1 BEDROOM UNIT: 1.25 SPACES/UNIT i 8. TRASH RECEPTACLES WILL BE SCREENED IN WITH A 2 BEDROOM UNITS: 2.00 SPACES/UNIT MASONRY WALL ON ALL THREE SIDES AND CONTAIN A 3 BEDROOM UNITS: 2.00 SPACES/UNIT C GATE. 0 MINIMUM 30% OPEN SURFACE PARKING ALLOWED. ° 9. THE SQUARES ON THE PROPOSED PERIMETER FENCING 0 MINIMUM 40% COVERED PARKING ALLOWED. ° SHOWN ARE FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY. THEY 0 MINIMUM 20% ENCLOSED GARAGE PARKING ALLOWED. ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF COLUMN SPACING. PROPOSED 0 MAXIMUM DENSITY PER ACRE SHALL BE 14 UNITS PER ACRE. COLUMN SPACING WILL BE DETERMINED DURING THE CEMENTITIOUS FIBERBOARD (CFB) SIDING, ALSO KNOWN AS COMPOSITE DETAILED LANDSCAPE DESIGN PROCESS. LAP SIDING SHALL BE A PERMITTED MASONRY MATERIAL FOR THE 10. ALL PERIMETER FENCING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, WITH SOME UNITS HAVING A MAXIMUM OF 90 CHISHOLM TRAIL RANCH DESIGN GUIDELINES. MASONRY, PERCENT COVERAGE OF CFB ON CERTAIN SIDES; COVERAGE MAY HAVE Q WROUGHT IRON AND CORRAL FENCING SHALL BE ALLOWED A MINIMUM OF 80 PERCENT COVERAGE OF CFB ON CERTAIN SIDES. N PER THE CHISHOLM TRAIL RANCH DESIGN GUIDELINES. A MINIMUM OF 20% MASONRY SHALL BE ALLOWED ON THE EXTERIOR OF 11. SIDEWALKS BEHIND FREESTANDING GARAGES SHALL BE THE BUILDINGS. OFFSET 3-FEET TO ALLOW FOR A ROW OF SHRUBS OR 0 BUILDINGS SHALL INCORPORATE SOME COMBINATION OF THE FOLLOWING a PLANT MATERIAL. FACADE VARIATION ELEMENTS: EXPRESSION OF BUILDING STRUCTURAL (0 12. GARAGES AND CARPORTS SHALL BE BE CONSTRUCTED ELEMENTS (IE COLUMNS, WATER TABLE), VARIATION IN WALL PLANES WITH COMPATIBLE ARCHITECTURAL TREATMENTS THAT (INCLUDING PORCHES BOTH RECESSED OR PROTRUDING WINDOWS o MATCH THE MAIN BUILDINGS (EG ROOF PITCH, GABLE TYPE LOUVERED RECESSED VENTS, CORBELS, CEDAR BRACKETS, ETC) AND U AND ORIENTATION, ROOF MATERIALS). 13. ALL LANDSCAPE BUFFERS ARE INCLUSIVE OF CHANGES IN MATERIAL, MATERIAL PATTERN AND COLOR. EXISTING/PROPOSED EASEMENTS. ACCESSORY BUILDINGS SHALL INCLUDE: LEASING CENTER, AMENITY CENTER, PARKING GARAGES, MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE BUILDINGS. 3 14. PARK LAND REQUIREMENTS SHALL BE MET THROUGH FEES ACCESSORY BUILDINGS SHALL CONFORM TO REQUIREMENTS STATED ON IN LIEU. THIS SITE PLAN. NO FURTHER SITE PLANS OR SPECIFIC USE PERMITS 15. DEVELOPMENT SHALL CONFORM TO CHISHOLM TRAIL RANCH SHALL BE REQUIRED FOR THE ACCESSORY BUILDINGS. o DESIGN GUIDELINES. FRONT YARD SETBACKS TO BE MINIMUM OF 10' FROM BACK OF CURB • SIDE YARD SETBACKS TO BE 10' MINIMUM (AC UNITS SHALL BE ALLOWED WITHIN THE SETBACKS. • REAR YARD SETBACKS TO BE 10' MINIMUM (AC UNITS SHALL BE 0 ALLOWED WITHIN THE SETBACKS. EXISTING SUMMIT RIDGE ROAD _1l _T1 r r TEMPORARY TURNAROUND FACILITY EASEMENT TO BE ABANDONED MjgTmr) n99Q?RQRRm PROP. PERIMETER FENCE (SEE NOTE 10) PROP. SIDEWALKS (TYP.) TOTAL E&P USA BARNETT, LLC (INST.NO. D216266568) 20' TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES, LLC EASEMENT / (INST.NO. D206401923) / 15' SEWER FACILITY EAST NT I(INST.NO. D219289 168' FROM BLDG TO PROP. LINE PROPOSED DRAINAGE FACILITY EASEMENT 50' DRAINAGE FACILITY EASEMENT (TO BE ABANDONED) (INST.NO. D219289866) r VICINITY MAP SCALE: 1" = 1,000' LEGEND -UNIT TYPE 1 1-STORY 2 BEDROOM -UNIT TYPE 2 1-STORY 4 BEDROOM -UNIT TYPE 3 m 1-STORY 2 BEDROOM -UNIT TYPE 4 2-STORY 3 BEDROOM -UNIT TYPE 5 2-STORY 6 BEDROOM j4 ENCLOSED PARKING (GARAGE) � I WITH NUMBER OF SPACES COVERED PARKING (CARPORT) WITH NUMBER OF SPACES DUMPSTER ENCLOSURE (TO BE SCREENED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE El K CITY STANDARDS AND THE APPROVED PD ORDINANCE FOR THE PROJECT) PROPOSED PERIMETER FENCE - -FL- PROPOSED FIRE LANE - -FL- AREA COUNTED TOWARDS OPEN SPACE CALCULATION OPEN SPACE SUMMARY TABLE Total Site Acreage 17.38 Acre FEMA 100-Yr Floodplain 2.28 Acre Developable Acreage 15.10 Acre Density 13.1 DU/Acre Open Space ** 8.29 Acre Percentage Open Space Required 40.0% Percentage Open Space Provided 47.7% ** inclusive of floodplain DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DATE UNITCOUNTAND MIX Unit Type Bedrooms in a Unit Units Actual % Type 1 1 72 36% Type 2 Type 3 2 1 56 10 28% 5% Type 4 ** 1,2 44 22% Type 5 3 16 8% Total 198 100% Total Area (Less Floodplain) 15 Density 13.1 DU/AC PARKING SUMMARY PARKING REQUIRED # Bdrm # Units Pkg/Unit Req. Pkg 1 bdrm 104 1.25 130.0 2 bdrm 78 2.00 156.0 3 bdrm 16 2.00 32.0 198 318.0 PARKING PROVIDED PARKING TYPE # Spaces Mix Surface 106 33.3% Covered 72 22.6% Garage 140 44.0% Accessible 11 Total 318 CASE NUMBER: ZC-20-110 FORTWORTHG ZC-20-110 Area Map PR Council Districts 2 -Carlos E. Flores 3 - Brian Byrd r Z t ' 4 -Cary Moon ME 5 -Gyna Bivens 6- Jungus Jordan _ .� EE 7 - Dennis Shingleton TMk 8 -Kelly Allen Gray , i IN9-AnnZadeh Overlay Districtsi } ® Airport Overlay District EEI-35W TU PERIPHERAL 0 DESIGN DISTRICT CONSERVATION DISTRICT _ Noise Contours DECIBEL 65 1 C 70 _ 75 80 0 1,000 2,000 4,000 Feet Created: 8/18/2020 2:40:47 PM FORTWORTHO Future Land Use System Link +. 1� r } 2 J 0 2 2 U A -Activity Street Institutional CMCO-Commercal Connector �� Neighborhood Commercial i CMU - Commercial Mixed Use Street General Commercial NC - Neighborhood Connector # Light Industrial r-_Lm= SL-System Link ! Heavy Industrial Vacant, Undeveloped, Agricultural Mixed -Use Rural Residential Industrial Growth Center Suburban Residential j Infrastructure Single Family Residential (Z 100 Year Flood Plan Manufactured Housing Public Park, Recreation, Open Space Low Density Residential Private Park, Recreation, Open Spec Medium Density Residential Lakes and Ponds - High Density Residential ]I � 1 -,T$ Neighborhood Con r F �. ZC-20-110 TAIN LAUREL LV A Comprehensive Plan shall not constitute zoning regulations or establish zoning district boundaries. 580 290 0 580 Feet (Texas Local Government Code, Section213.005) Land use designations were approved by City Council on I + March 3, 2020 I V/Z