HomeMy WebLinkAbout(0180) ZC-21-117Date: August 11, 2021 Case Number: ZC-21-117 Council District: 9
Zoning Map Amendment
Case Manager: Sevanne Steiner
Owner /Applicant: 1501 LLC/ Brent E. Lovelady (Daniels & Lovelady Architecture)
Site Location:
Proposed Use:
Request:
1501 Northpark Drive
Request
Expand Existing Office/ Manufacturing
Acreage: 2.42
From: "PI-N-2" - Panther Island Neighborhood Zone Two
To: "J" with "PIP" — Medium Industrial with the Panther Island Pheriphial Zone
Recommendation
Land Use Compatibility: Requested change is compatible
Comprehensive Plan Consistency:
Staff Recommendation:
Requested change is not consistent
Approval
Zoning Commission Recommendation: Approval by a vote of 9-0
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1. Proiect Description and Background
Table of Contents
2. Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses
3. Recent ZoningHistorX
4. Public Notification
5. Development Impact Anal
a. Land Use Compatibility
b. Comprehensive Plan Consistency
c. Economic Development Plan
6. Area Zoning Map with 300 ft. Notification
Area
7. Area Map
8. Future Land Use Map
9. Aerial Photograph
Project Description and Background
This site is located in former Northpark Business Center. Other businesses located within the Northpark
Business Canter include Dannon, Americold, Office Furniture Simple, Travis Roofing Supply, Texas
Greenhouse and Ogburn's Truck Supply. The site is adjacent to the recently expanded Cargil's Meat Solutions
and the Tarrant Regional Water District Administration building. The applicant would like have consistent
zoning across the multiple lots in order replat the lots as one so that they may expand the existing use and
parking.
In 2003 Fort Worth City Council adapted the Trinity River Vision master plan as a general guide for the use of
land along the Trinity River and its tributaries. The Trinity Uptown plan, released in 2004, proposed an urban
lake and a publicly accessible waterfront surrounded by vibrant, mixed -use neighborhoods. The Comprehensive
Plan designates Panther Island as part of a mixed -use growth center to encourage the development of compact,
pedestrian -scaled, mixed -use neighborhoods and commercial districts. In addition, the creation of a livable and
sustainable district possessing a strong sense of place should assist the City in addressing air quality and
congestion problems. Panther Island Development Standards and Guidelines promote the development of a
vibrant urban waterfront district as envisioned in the Trinity Uptown Plan. The development standards and
guidelines are based on eleven principles that ensure that all development and improvements will promote a
pedestrian oriented urban form, require excellence in the design of the public realm and of buildings that front
public spaces, maximize connectivity and access, create a network of distinctive neighborhoods that provide
diverse urban housing options, encourage authentic Fort Worth character in new development, encourage
creativity and exceptional design, encourage adaptive reuse and support the preservation of historically
significant buildings, promote sustainable development that enhances Fort Worth's natural resources, encourage
the integration of public art into public and private development, support existing Panther Island businesses, and
promote development that complements the downtown core.
The applicant could rezone to PI-N-2 as the use is allowed; however, the expanded use and parking would need
to meet the Panther Island Development Standards and Guidelines. Including a minimum height of five (5)
stories. The Board of Adjustments would need to grant a variance for height. Currently, the site cannot be seen
from the river due to the height of the levy.
Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses
North: J with TUP/ Industrial
East: PI-N-2/ Industrial
South: Trinity River
West: J with TUP/ Office
Recent Zoning History
• In 2006 the property was rezone to Panther Island and Panther Island Peripheral Zone.
Public Notification
300-foot Legal Notifications were mailed on 7.21.2021.
The following organizations were notified: (7.26.2021)
Or anizations Notified
Inter — District Alliance
Fort Worth Downtown Neighborhood Alliance
North Side NA
Tarrant Regional Water District
Streams And Valleys Inc
Trinity Habitat for Humanity
Fort Worth ISD
* This Neighborhood Association is located closest to the subject property
Development Impact Analysis
Land Use Compatibility
The site is located in the on east bank of the Trinity River. It is located adjacent to the Tarrant Regional Water
District Administration building and the other surrounding uses are industrial. The site is located in the Panther
Island Form Based Code District and will be impacted the bypass channel.
The proposed zoning is compatible with surrounding land uses.
Comprehensive Plan Consistency — Northside
The 2021 Comprehensive Plan currently designates the subject property as mixed - use. The proposed zoning is
not consistent with the land use designations for this area, and aligns with the following policies of the
Comprehensive Plan:
• Support the development of a fixed -rail transit system that links the Historic Stockyards and Panther
Island with Downtown.
• Integrate the Lebow Channel flood mitigation project into the surrounding urban fabric so it can
connect the TOD to surrounding neighborhoods, Panther Island, and the Stockyards, while serving
as an enhanced and unifying open space and stormwater park that helps stimulate redevelopment.
• Promote a desirable combination of compatible urban residential, office, retail, commercial, and
selected light industrial uses in Panther Island.
• Promote commercial, mixed -use, and urban residential development within the Downtown, Historic
Stockyards, and Marine Creek Mixed -Use Growth Centers.
• Encourage land uses which are compatible with tourism and nearby residences along North Main
Street. Support and facilitate relocation of the recycling yards and other heavy industrial uses along
North Main Street to more appropriate locations in the city, such as immediately west of Meacham
Airport.
Based on conformance with the policies stated above, the proposed zoning is not consistent with the
Comprehensive Plan.
Economic Development Plan
The 2018 Economic Development Strategic Plan identified a vision, goals, and strategies to facilitate the
success and growth of the City of Fort Worth. Six different target areas in Fort Worth were identified and
analyzed. The below recommendations apply to this project:
• Investment in the urban core (downtown & surrounding areas) benefits the entire city.
• Priorities should also include the creation of higher -density, more affordable housing for area residents.
Housing near employment centers and transportation corridors is needed. The area also includes many
existing residential areas that are underutilized and could be redeveloped with the help of the FWHFC
and other partners.
FORTWORTH.
Area Zoning Map
Applicant:
1501 LLC
Address:
1501 North Park Drive
Zoning From:
PI-N-2, J with TU 11 Overlay
Zoning To:
J with TU 11 Overlay
Acres:
2.37344736
Mapsco:
62R
Sector/District:
Northeast
Commission Date:
8/11/2021
Contact:
817-392-8012
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Council Districts
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3 - Michael D. Crain
4-Cary Moon
5 - Gyna Bivens
6 - Jared Williams
7 -Leonard Firestone
8-Chris Nettles
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