52 new apartments in mixed use building among projects headed to Fall River’s Zoning Board of Appeals

Several projects are set to go in front of the Fall River Zoning Board of Appeals meeting scheduled for February 20th.

MARINO Z. BENEVIDES, c/o Atty. David M. Assad requests a Special Permit under Section 86-423B of the City of Fall River Zoning Ordinance. The petitioner proposes to divide a lot into three lots, leaving an existing three-family dwelling (#94 Everett Street) on one lot, another existing three-family dwelling (#310 Alden Street) on a second lot, and the existing six-family dwelling (#84 Everett Street) on a third lot. The property is located within an “A-2” (Apartment) Zoning District.

295 BEDFORD STREET LLC., c/o Atty. Peter A. Saulino seeks to construct a mixed-use building on the property at 295 Bedford Street & 50 Seventh Street consisting of 52 residential apartment units and an approximately 8,000 sq.ft. adult day care facility. The petitioner seeks variances for side yard setback and use in the Zoning District. The petitioner seeks a Special Permit to waive the number of parking spaces required in the Zoning District as well as a Special Permit to waive the percentage of landscaping area required in the proposed
parking areas. The property is located within an “MD” (Medical) Zoning District and “HD” (Housing Development Overlay) Zoning District.

TETRAULT REAL ESTATE LLC., c/o Atty. Peter A. Saulino is requesting a Variance to divide the existing parcel into two Lots, leaving the existing three-family dwelling at 72 Belmont Street on Lot #1 and creating a new conforming Lot #2. The proposal includes the provision of two off-street parking spaces per dwelling unit for the existing structure. Accordingly, the petitioner seeks variances for use, lot coverage and frontage as it relates to Lot #1. The property is located within an “S” (Single-family) Zoning District.

AROUND THE CLOCK SERVICES INC., c/o Jeffrey Tallman requests a Special Permit under Section 86-423B of the City of Fall River Zoning Ordinance. The petitioner proposes to divide a lot into three lots, leaving an existing three-family dwelling (560 William Street) on one lot, another existing three-family dwelling (#570 William Street) on a second lot, and the existing single-family dwelling (#572 William Street) on a third lot. The property is located within an “A-2” (Apartment) Zoning District.

The Public Hearing will be held at 6:00 p.m. in the first floor Hearing Room at One Government Center.