HomeMy WebLinkAbout(0149) ZC-21-142Date: December 14, 2021 Case Number: ZC-21-142 Council District: 8
Zoning Map Amendment
Case Manager: Brett Mangum
Owner /Applicant: RLW Residentials LLC, Roderick Woodson
Site Location:
Proposed Use:
Request:
2101 Epps Avenue
Request
Multifamily Residential
Acreage: 0.125 acres
From: "FR" General Commercial Restricted
To: "CF" Community Facilities
Land Use Compatibility:
Comprehensive Plan Consistency:
Staff Recommendation:
Recommendation
Requested change is compatible
Requested change is not consistent
Approval
Zoning Commission Recommendation: Approval by a vote of 7-0
Table of Contents
1. Proiect Description and Background
2. SurroundingZoning oning and Land Uses
3. Recent ZoningHy
4. Public Notification
5. Development Impact Analysis
a. Land Use Compatibility
b. Comprehensive Plan Consistency
6. Area Zoning Map with 300 ft. Notification
Area
7. Area Map
8. Future Land Use Map
9. Aerial Photograph
10. Executive Summary
Project Description and Background
Currently the site hosts a metal warehouse building that was built in 1973 according to the Tarrant County
Appraisal District. The owner is proposing to rezone from the current "FR" General Commercial Restricted
zoning to "CF" Community Facilities. The request was originally heard by Zoning Commission on October 13th,
with the owner requesting "CR" Low Density Multifamily. After discussions with staff, and providing additional
details regarding the proposal, the applicant has revised their application from "CR" Low Density Multifamily to
"CF" Community Facilities which will allow the proposed land use by right. See Executive Summary (attached)
for a more in depth explanation on the household type proposed for this site (defined as "Group Home I" by City
of Fort Worth Zoning Ordinance).
Surrounding Zoning and Land Uses
North "A-5" One -Family Residential / undeveloped
East "A-5" One -Family Residential / residence
South "A-5" One -Family Residential / duplex
West "J" Medium Industrial / railroad switching yard
Recent Zoning History
• None
Public Notification
300-foot Legal Notifications were mailed on October 22, 2021.
The following organizations were emailed on October 26, 2021:
Organizations
Notified
United Communities Association of South Fort Worth
Fort Worth ISD
Hemphill Corridor Task Force SE Fort Worth Inc
Mornin side NA*
Streams And Valleys Inc
Trinity Habitat for Humanity
Near Southside, Inc
Southeast Fort Worth Inc
* Located closest to this registered Neighborhood Association
Development Impact Analysis
Land Use Compatibility
The proposed site is cut off from major north -south corridors (Hemphill/Main) to the west by two (2) sets of
railroad tracks and the Ney Yard (UP Railroad). The zoning is currently "FR" General Commercial Restricted,
and other than an auto body & paint shop two (2) blocks to the north there are very few industrial or commercial
uses in the vicinity.
The area is mostly residential in character, despite the commercial zoning classification. Housing stock is
primarily older single family houses, some have been converted to duplexes. There are several churches in the
immediate neighborhood and across Interstate 35W in the Morningside area. It is likely that the site will be
exposed to above average noise levels due to adjacency to several main line railroads.
The existing building is zoned "FR" General Commercial restricted and has been used as a warehouse in the past.
The building is proposed to be renovated and improved. Refer to the Executive Summary supplied by the applicant
for additional details regarding their vision for this site.
The proposed zoning change is compatible with surrounding land uses.
Comprehensive Plan Consistency — Southside
The 2021 Comprehensive Plan currently designates the subject property as future Single Family Residential. This
is analogous to but not the same as "A-5", "A-7.5", "A-10", and "AR" zoning. "CF" Community Facilities zoning
would require a future land use designation of "Institutional".
LAND USE AND ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS
LAND USE DEFINITION
Rural Residential 1+acre single-family
Suburban Residential 1/2+acre single-family
Single -Family Residential 3,500+sq,ft. lotsingle-family
Manufactured Housing Manufactured home parks and subdivisions
Low De ns ity Res identi a I 2,500+ sq. ft. lot s i ngl a-fam i ly, two -fa mi ly, patio ho mes, town hou ses,
cluster housing
Medium Density Residential Up to 36 units/acre multifamily
High Density Residential >36 units/acre multifamily, mixed -use multifamily in growth centers
Institutional School s, chu rches, govern ment, hu man se rvices, ut i I ities, comm unity
centers, day cares
ZONING
A-2.5A, A-43
A-21
A-10, A-7.5,A-5, AR
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B, R1, R2
CR, C, D
UR, MU-1, MU-2, Form -
Based Codes
Schools and Churches: ALL
Others: CF
The proposed zoning is not consistent with the Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use designation.
FORTWORTH®
Area Zoning Map
Applicant:
RLW Residentials LLC
Address:
2101 Epps Avenue
Zoning From:
A-5, FIR
Zoning To:
CF
Acres:
0.12518987
Mapsco:
77P
Sector/District:
Southside
Commission Date:
11/10/2021
Contact:
817-392-8043
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tablishzoning district boundaries. (Texas Local Government Code,
Section 213.005.) Land use designations wereapproved
by City Council on March 6, 2018,
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Open Arms Of Love Youth Living Quarters
2101 Epps Avenue, Fort Worth Texas 76104 • 817.999.3475
rodsmusic@sbcglobal.net
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Open Arms of Love Youth Living Quarters will be providing housing for displaced foster
children ages 13-17 years old.
Our ministry will provide a structured environment where the needs and care of minors
who have been abandoned, abused, neglected, and/or distressed beyond their control and
are at risk to the community.
The goal of our facility, located at 2101 Epps Street, is to house up to seven displaced foster
kids in a safe and secure building and provide positive guidance, emotional support, and
resources. This will be an extension of our ministry in Fort Worth, Texas by the name of
Open Arms of Love.
The facility is a 4000 square foot building. We will rehabilitate this shell of a warehouse into
ten suites, seven housing suites, a storage room, an office space, and an area for counseling
and ministry purposes.
his facility will have three full baths, common areas for entertainment with a big screen tv
and a separate kitchen area.
The garage will be used to park a 16 passenger van used for transporting the kids to
appointments, school, and necessary errands.
The staff will comprise of a minimum of three rotating supervisors who will be on duty eight
hour shifts with responsibilities of taking the children to school, providing breakfast, lunch,
dinner, cleaning, etc.
Government entities will communicate to our facility the need for placement of each child
and grant funding for our daily operations.
Our mission is to help at -risk youth to become stable citizens in the community and
experience the proper support needed to transition into self-sufficient responsible adults.
Thank you for your interest and support of Open Arms of Love Youth Quarters.
Roderick L. Woodson
Program Director