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File #: 16-5348   
Type: Plan Amendment
In control: Planning Commission
On agenda: 10/26/2016
Posting Language: PLAN AMENDMENT # 16085 (Council District 7): A request by HomeSpring Realty Partners and Vickrey & Associates, Inc. for approval of a resolution to amend the future land use plan contained in the Ingram Hills Neighborhood Plan, a component of the Comprehensive Master Plan of the City, by changing the future land use of 13.061 acres out of NCB 11545, located in the 4800 Block of Callaghan Road from “Low Density Residential Estate” and “Community Commercial” to “High Density Residential”. Staff recommends Approval. (Nyliah Acosta, Planner (210) 207-8302, Nyliah.Acosta@sanantonio.gov Development Services Department) (Associated Zoning Case Z2016273)
Attachments: 1. Adopted and Proposed LU Maps, 2. Aerial Map, 3. PC Resolution- PA 16085
Related files: 16-5715, 16-5565
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DEPARTMENT: Development Services                     

 

COUNCIL DISTRICTS IMPACTED: 7

 

SUBJECT:

Plan Amendment 16085

(Associated Zoning Case Z2016273)

 

SUMMARY:

Comprehensive Plan Component: Ingram Hills Neighborhood Plan  

 

Plan Adoption Date:  June 4, 1992   

 

Current Land Use Category:  Low Density Residential Estate and Community Commercial                     

 

Proposed Land Use Category:  High Density Residential    

 

BACKGROUND INFORMATION:

Planning Commission Hearing Date:  October 26, 2016

 

Case Manager:  Nyliah Acosta, Planner

 

Property Owner: Florence H. Block Grandchildren’s Irrevocable Trust    

 

Applicant:  Florence H. Block Grandchildren’s Irrevocable Trust    

 

Representative: Home Spring Realty Partners and Vickrey & Associates, Inc.    

 

Location: 4800 Block of Callaghan

 

Legal Description: 13.061 acres out of NCB 11545

 

Total Acreage:  13.061 acres

 

Notices Mailed

Owners of Property within 200 feet:  32

Registered Neighborhood Associations within 200 feet:  Ingram Hills Neighborhood Association and Thunderbird Hills Neighborhood Association. 

Applicable Agencies:  None.

 

Transportation

Thoroughfare:  Callaghan

Existing Character:  Secondary Arterial 

Proposed Changes:  None known.

 

Thoroughfare:  E Horseshoe Bend 

Existing Character: Local Street

Proposed Changes: None known.

 

Thoroughfare: Majestic Dr

Existing Character: Local Street

Proposed Changes:  None known.

 

Thoroughfare: Silvercrest Dr

Existing Character: Local Street, one lane in each direction.  

Proposed Changes:  None known.

 

Thoroughfare: Woodside Dr

Existing Character: Local Street

Proposed Changes:  None known.

 

Public Transit: 

There are no VIA bus stops within close proximity of the subject property.

 

ISSUE:

 

Plan Adoption Date: June 4, 1992   

Update History: May 21, 2009  

Goal 1: Housing - Preserve and enhance the neighborhood’s housing stock

Comprehensive Land Use Categories

Low Density Residential Estate: This Category includes large lot Single Family Residential uses which will allow individual lot not less than 10,000 square feet. The type of development is preferred to be located on low volume traffic streets. Certain non-residential uses such as schools, places of worship, and parks can be located in this category.

Example Zoning Districts:

RE, R-20, NP-15 & NP-10

 

Comprehensive Land Use Categories

Community Commercial: This category allows for offices, professional services and moderate intensity retail uses. A grocery store, gas station (without car wash), pawn shop, paint store or nursery can be located on this category. These types of uses can be located along arterials and can serve as buffer between residential uses or between an arterial and low density residential.

Example Zoning Districts:

C-1 & C-2

 

Comprehensive Land Use Categories

High Density Residential: This category includes multi-family developments with more than 18 units/acre, such as apartment complexes, but can also include low density and medium density residential uses. These types of uses are preferred along collectors, arterials and can serve as a buffer between low or medium density residential land uses and commercial uses to allow for a mixture of housing options.

Example Zoning Districts:

MF-25, MF-33 & MF-40

 

Land Use Overview

Subject Property

Future Land Use Classification

Low Density Residential and Residential Estate

Current Use

Vacant Lot

 

North

Future Land Use Classification

General Urban Tier

Current Use

Vacant Lot

 

East

Future Land Use Classification

Community Commercial and Low Density Residential Estate

Current Use

Commercial and Single-Family Residence

 

South

Future Land Use Classification

Low Density Residential Estate and Open Space/Park

Current Use

Vacant Lots and Single Family Residences

 

West

Future Land Use Classification

Community Commercial and Low Density Residential Estate

Current Use

Vacant Lots, Single Family Residences and Commercial

 

LAND USE ANALYSIS: 

The applicant requests this plan amendment and associated zoning change in order to construct an apartment complex not to exceed 25 units per acre. The subject property is located on Callaghan Road and the rear of the subject property faces the adjacent neighborhood. The proposed change to High Density Residential is consistent with the neighborhood plan to provide a mixture of housing options. This project is a public/private joint venture to provide affordable housing that promotes high quality site and building design, limits the encroachment of commercial uses into established residential uses, and is reinvesting into the existing residential neighborhood. In addition, the property was purposely left out of the Ingram Hills Conservation District. 

 

ALTERNATIVES:

1.                     Recommend denial of the proposed amendment to the Greater Dellview Area Community Plan, as presented above.

2.                     Make an alternate recommendation.

3.                     Continue to a future date.

 

FISCAL IMPACT:

None.

 

RECOMMENDATION:

Staff recommends Approval. The request to High Density Residential is decreasing the intensity, while increasing the density, which is an appropriate transition from commercial uses to the neighborhood given the location of the subject property. 

 

ZONING COMMISSION SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION:  Z2016273

Current Zoning:  "C-3 AHOD" General Commercial Airport Hazard Overlay District, “C-3 R AHOD” General Commercial Restrictive Alcohol Sales Airport Hazard Overlay District and “O-1 AHOD” Office Airport Hazard Overlay District

Proposed Zoning:  "MF-25 AHOD" Multi-Family Airport Hazard Overlay District

Zoning Commission Hearing Date:  November 1, 2016