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City Council

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Ing(eside

Agenda Item

From:

Carey Dietrich, Building Official, by request of Councilman Knippa

Meeting Date: December

12, 2017

Agenda Wording:

Discussion of the ratio of multifamily dwelling units versus single family dwelling units

Attachments:

Compilation of Research, City of Portland, City of Bee Cave, Ratio Spreadsheet Legal Review:

Executive Summary:

It was requested of City staff to research other cities and their use of percentages to limit the number of multifamily units and encourage single family dwelling growth in Ingleside. In our attempts to find cities comparable in size and population to Ingleside we found two ( 2) that

addressed the housing ratio issue. We have included those along with a compilation of Ingleside' s housing ratio in this packet.

Impact

if Approved:

To be determined by Council' s choice of ratio of multifamily vs R1

Impact

if Denied:

To be determined

by

Council'

s choice

of ratio

of

multifamily

vs

R1

Is

Funding

Required?

Yes ©

No If

yes,

Indicate Funding Source/ Explanation: N/ A

Known as:

Ration of Multifamily vs R1 use

Agenda Item Approved

by City

Manager

Is it Budgeted?

Yes 0 No El N/ A

RESEARCH—

PERCENTAGE OF MULTI- FAMILY VS R1:

In our quest to find comparable sized cities with percentage of use limitations for residentially zoned properties, Bee Cave and Portland, Texas were the only two we found. If you' ll review the information from Bee Cave, you' ll see that they seek the demographic of retired,

empty nest baby boomers and not young families with children so they are encouraging growth in the manner of townhomes and apartment complexes, as long as they are contained in a certain area and not amongst the single family neighborhoods.

The City of Portland states simply" No new multi-family is recommended until the overall housing ratio is below 25

percent multi-

family."

Multifamily dwellings are primarily rental units and not owned by the

occupant while most single family dwellings are owner occupied. Attached

is

a spread

sheet

showing

the unit#'

s of Multi Family, R2- R3, and Single Family dwellings in

Ingleside. We derived these numbers using information from past building permits, active building permits, and utility accounts both active and inactive. These are estimates; however, we feel they are solid and

estimates.

3%

are

As you can see currently

duplexes

or quads.

74% is single

family

dwellings, 23%

are multifamily dwellings,

City of Portland Multi-Family Guidelines Design and development standards should be formulated for all new multi- family construction and for

redevelopment of existing multi- family complexes. Such standards will encourage high- quality housing alternatives

within Portland, and should include the following:

Site development criteria

Building placement and spacing Landscaping Parking and vehicular circulation ( including ingress, egress and on- site circulation) Recreational areas and open space; and Exterior construction

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Housing Types and Intensities A mix of residential densities and housing types is important to give residents a choice in selection of housing types. The Comprehensive

Plan provides

locations

for various types and densities

of residential

development

in order to create opportunities for varied housing types while retaining the desired character of each neighborhood. Medium and high residential densities should be planned only within Housing areas adjacent to major thoroughfares

and in locations where public facilities and services will be able to meet the need of a

larger population. Future multi- family development locations are shown on the Future Land Use Plan. Low density residential should be developed within those areas where neighborhood units are appropriate. It is recommended that the future density mix of housing types be approximately the same that exists today, owl The present mix of housing offers the opportunities

necessary for existing and new residences. The Future Land Use Plan provides for flexibility in the type of housing built. Within a planned residential area, several types of housing can be developed. For example, an area can be planned for multi- family or apartment units adjacent to a major thoroughfare, and buffered by duplex units with a preponderance of homes within the interior of the neighborhood development as single-

family detached units. In this way, a property owner can choose to develop a particular housing type, and diverse housing options will be available for future residents.

The following is published in the Comprehensive Plan for Bee Cave, TX:

4. 4 Encourage home ownership and long- term residency in Bee Cave that is attractive to a

range of household types and maintain a target of two owner- occupied for every one renter occupied housing unit. Bee Cave is made up of a healthy mix of owner- occupied and renteroccupied

Cave

housing

were

owner-

units (

the

most

recent census estimated

occupied compared to 35%

renter-

that 64%

occupied).

of housing units in Bee

The majority of the City' s

housing units have been built since 2000 and, in general, most single-family homes are owneroccupied, while attached or multi- family units are renter- occupied.

There are few options in housing types ( other than single- family detached) for those interested in buying a home in Bee Cave. Goal HN- 2:

Promote a variety of housing choices within Bee Cave and the region. According to the most recent

census

estimates, about

60%

of housing units are single- family detached and almost 30%

are multi- family buildings with five or more units per building. There are however, few single-

family attached, duplexes, or triplexes in Bee Cave. While the predominant housing type should remain as low- moderate density single- family, with a growing population of retiring, emptynest baby boomers and millennials in one and two- person households entering the housing market, there is a need to continue to diversify the housing stock. There is a particular opportunity to encourage a mix of unit types, including apartments and townhomes within the urban corridors and Central Business District ( CBD) where established

neighborhoods

will not

be impacted.

City

of

Rockport:

percentage

have indicated that they have

of single-

family

and

multi-

family.

no

regulations/

requirements regarding

RATIO OF MULTI FAMILY vs R1 USE PERCENTAGE

MULTI FAMILY UNITS PORTSIDE

144

VILLAS

74

MEADOW

SUN

SEASIDE

120

LANDING

40

BREEZEWAY DOWN

TOWN

INGLESIDE

200

APARTMENTS

264

THE COVE INGLESIDE

TOWNHOUSES

IHA-

7TH

2485

32 30

ST

904

23%

R2 - R3

INGLESIDE HOUSING AUTHORITY( IHA) IHA-

2788 EL PASO

4

IHA-

2713

HUMBLE

8

IHA-

2613

WACO

IHA-

2640 AVE F

12

IHA-

2322

32

12

1ST ST

MANNERING 2761-

4 PLEXES:

4

67 AVE D

2486 SIXTH

8

ST

4

2550 AVEC

33

THE WOODLANDS 2490

2

AVE E

SINGLE

ALL SINGLE

FAMILY

FAMILY

RESIDENTIAL

DWELLING

3%

2936

74%

3959

100%

DWELLINGS

UTILITY

ACCTS

TOTAL

119

UNITS