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Proposals would bring 150 new residential units to the City of Fall River

Proposals would bring 150 new residential units to the City of Fall River

The City of Fall River Zoning Board of Appeals has announced that a Public Hearing will be held on


Thursday, June 26, 2025, at 6:00pm


in the first floor Hearing Room, One Government Center, Fall River, MA, in order to hear the following petitions.


OLD BUSINESS


01. Applicant: KARA O’CONNELL


c/o Atty Jeffrey P. Medeiros


180 (AKA 284) River Street, Map X-1 Lot 16



The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to allow the following:

1. Operate a seasonal bar, entertainment, event space serving alcohol and providing food via  food trucks and licensed vendors. These proposed uses would be additional to the existing  commercial boat yard/ storage facility.

The property is located within a CMD (Commercial Mill) Zoning District.


This petition was previously tabled at the April 17, 2025, Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting at  the request of the applicant.


02. Applicant: BRAD T. TURNER


c/o Atty. Peter A. Saulino


0 Saucier Street, Map G-16 Lot 13

The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to allow the following:

1. Pursuant to Section 86-425 of the Ordinance, the applicant proposes to extend the existing  non-conforming structure by adding a second floor.

The applicant is requesting a Variance to allow the following:

1. To convert the existing garage into a two-unit residential apartment building with four off street parking spaces. Waiving the requirements of Section 86-35 Attachment I and Section  86-36 Attachment II of the City of Fall River Zoning Bylaw.

The property is located within a “A-2” (Apartment) Zoning District.


This petition was previously tabled at the May 15, 2025, Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting at  the request of the applicant.


03. Applicant: ROCKVIEW, LLC


c/o Atty. Peter A. Saulino


550 & 570 Rock St., Map O-02 Lots 16 & 17

The applicant is requesting Variance to allow the following:

1. To convert the two existing convents and carriage house on Lots 16 & 17 into 15 residential  apartment units. Waiving the requirements of the R-4 Zoning District as detailed in Section  86-35 Attachment I and Section 86-36 Attachment II of the City of Fall River Zoning  Bylaw.

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The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to allow the following:

2. Pursuant to Section 86-445 to adjust the dimensional requirements necessary to  accommodate the required parking spaces

3. Pursuant to Section 86-321 to increase the existing non-conforming lot coverage for each  lot.

The property is located within a “R-4” (Two-Family) Zoning District


This petition was previously tabled at the May 15, 2025, Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting at  the request of the applicant.


04. Applicant: HYDE DEVELOPMENT, LLC


c/o Thomas P. Killoran


0 & 47 Slade St., Map H-17 Lot 27 and a Portion of Lot 2

The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to allow the following:

1. To construct seventy-two (72) residential units consisting of six (6) multifamily buildings  each with twelve (12) units in a CMD District pursuant to Section 86-36 Attachment II. 2. To construct parking, which is not located within a structure, to be located within ten (10)  feet of the lot line pursuant to Section 86-444(b)(1) and 86-445.

3. To eliminate the requirements of one (1) loading space for each multifamily dwelling  containing more than ten (10) units pursuant to Section 86-441 and 86-455   The property is located within a “CMD” (Commercial Mill District) Zoning District.

This petition was previously tabled at the May 15, 2025, Zoning Board of Appeals Meeting at  the request of the applicant.


NEW BUSINESS


1. Applicant: ANTONE BENEVIDES


38 Judge Street, Map Y-09 Lot 10

AFTER THE FACT FILING

The applicant is requesting a Variance to allow the following:

1. To enclose an existing deck on the east side of the property line making it a four-season  room. Waiving the as requirements of Section 86-34.

The property is located within a “S” (Single-Family) Zoning District.


2. Applicant: INVAGEN PHAMACEUTICALS INC.

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c/o Civil and Environmental Consultants


927 Currant Road, Map Z-03 Lot 71

The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to allow the following:

1. Relief/modification from the current 20’ parking setback requirements of Section 86-202 E  in accordance with the provisions of 86-445. The applicant proposes to construct parking  spaces 5’from the abutting property lines to increase parking for an expanding workforce  The property is located within a “IP” (Industrial Park) Zoning District.


3. Applicant: Maria Fatima Benson


452 S. Main St., Map I-08 Lot 4

The applicant is requesting a Variance to allow the following:

1. Relief from Section 86-36 Attachment 2 allowing the conversion of an existing structure  into a 5-unit residential apartment building in a CBD District.

The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to allow the following:

1. Relief from Section 86-441 to allow for 8 parking spaces in lieu of the required 10 spaces. The property is located within a “CBD” (Central Business) Zoning District. Originally Granted on November 16, 2023, but never acted upon.


4. Applicant: SEGUNDO OSWALDO PAUCAR MOROCHO


c/o Atty. Peter A. Saulino


672-686 Brayton Avenue., Map F-06 Lot 49

The applicant is requesting a Variance to allow the following:

1. To subdivide the existing parcel into two parcels leaving an existing two -family dwelling  on Parcel 2 and to erect a single-family dwelling on Parcel 1 seeking, waivers from of  Section 86 Attachment I of the Zoning Ordinance as to frontage pertaining to Parcel 1 and  setbacks and lot coverage pertaining to Parcel 2.

The property is located within a “R-4” (Two-family) Zoning District.


5. Applicant: LITTLE TIGER CAPITAL LLC


c/o Atty. Peter Saulino


139 S. Main Street, Map N-18 Lots 15 & 15EX

The applicant is requesting a Variance to allow the following:

1. To Convert the existing professional office building into a mixed-use building containing up  to 70 residential apartments and/or commercial or professional office space pursuant to Section  86-376(B) to allow residential use on the first floor.

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The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to allow the following:

1. Pursuant to 86-425(A) to continue to utilize the existing non-conforming structure. 2. Pursuant to 86-445 to waive parking requirements and Applicant proposes to meet the  requirements for parking as set forth in 86-376E (2) of the Fall River Zoning Ordinance. The property is located within a “CBD & AOD” (Central Business & Arts Overlay) Zoning  District.


6. Applicant: Luis E. Flores & Blandina M. Flores


c/o Atty. Peter Saulino


275 Dickinson Street., Map D-06 Lot 39

The applicant is requesting a Special Permit to allow the following:

1. To add a front porch and alter the east side bump out of the property. The applicant seeks a  Special Permit to allow for the alteration of the existing structure and to expand the existing  porch pursuant to Section 86-426(B).

The property is located within a “S” (Single-Family) Zoning District.


7. Applicant: BAYSTATE REALTY INVESTMENTS LLC


c/o Peter A. Saulino


0 Ross Street, Map J-26 Lot 18

The applicant is requesting a Variance to allow the following:

1. To demolish the existing garage space and construct a residential duplex on the property.  The applicant seeks relief from Section 86 Attachment I of the Fall River Zoning Ordinance  to waive lot area, frontage, lot coverage and building setback requirements.

The property is located within a “A-2” (Apartment) Zoning District.


8. Applicant: LUCAS NUNES COUTO


c/o Jeffrey P. Tallman


1179 S. Main Street, Map G-23 Lot 20

AFTER THE FACT FILING

The applicant is requesting a Variance to allow the following:

1. The petitioner proposes to make the finished apartment unit located in the basement of 1179  S. Main St. a legal apartment, bringing the total number of residential apartment units in the  building from two to three.

2. The petitioner proposes to waive the requirement for off-street parking.

The property is located within a “R-4” (Two-Family) Zoning District.

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