Untitled - Stockyards Heritage

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Fort worth
stock yards
Zoning boundaries
Council Approved Design
Overlay District
Council Recommended
Historic District
Boundary
* Form Based Code Zoning Boundaries Pending
1971
2016
YELLOW
(FW Heritage Owned Structures)
1. WEST HORSE & MULE BARN
2. EAST HORSE & MULE BARN
3. VISITORS CENTER
4. HYATT PLACE HOTEL
5 . STOCKYARDS STATION
6. BACK FORTY
7. BACK FORTY RESTROOMS
8. SWIFT – LOADING DOCK WALL
9. SWIFT – SOUTH WALL
10. SWIFT – STORAGE AND COOLER
11. SWIFT – FERTILIZER MILL ROOM
12. SWIFT - PAK ICE
13. SWIFT – BUILDING 1063
14. SWIFT – LABORATORY OFFICE
15. SWIFT – TOILET ROOM
16. SWIFT – METAL BUILDING
17. SWIFT – STORAGE CLOSETS
18. SWIFT – PAINT GREASE SHED
19. SWIFT - SHED
20. SWIFT – ELECTRICAL ROOM
21. SWIFT - TRUCK GARAGE
22. PIG SUBWAY / CATTLE RUN
23. BRANDING CHUTE
24. TRAIN TURNTABLE
25. WATER TOWER
26. THE HERD VIEWING AREA
27. AUCTION BARN
28. SCALE HOUSE A
29. SCALE HOUSE E
30. UTILITY ROOM
31. THE HERD STAFF OFFICE
32. THE PURE BRED BARN
33. SCALE HOUSE B
34. VET STATION
35. TURNSTILE
36. HAYBARN
37. CATTLE PENS
38. WELL HOUSE
39. WILLIE’S PICNIC
40. OUTDOOR ROPING ARENA
BLUE
(NON-OWNED
STRUCTURES/PROPERTIES)
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5.
6.
6A.
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9.
10.
11.
12.
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17.
18.
XTO/EXXON
PARKING GARAGE
SWIFT / ARMOUR PLAZA STAIRS
SWIFT / ARMOUR PLANT STAIRS
ARMOUR WAREHOUSE
BILLY BOB’S
CLUB 81
COLISEUM
LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING
RODEO PLAZA
MAIN AND EXCHANGE INTERSECTION
RIVER RANCH
FORT WORTH HERD TRAIL BOSS OFFICE
COLISEUM MECHANICAL BUILDING
COLISEUM TICKET OFFICE
FORT WORTH STOCK YARDS SIGN
VACANT LAND – owned by others
VACANT LAND - owned by others
BILLY BOB’S PARKING LOT - owned by
others
19. COOPER’S Bar-B-Que
Fort Worth
Heritage Development, LLC
owned properties
1. West horse & Mule Barn
 Built in 1912, recorded Texas Historic
Landmark.
 Last occupied and used for horse and
mule operations in 1960’s. Historic
Significant Endangered (HSE) designation
initiated by Holt Hickman and approved
by Council in July 2000.
 Certificate of Appropriateness for
Historic Rehabilitation approved October
2015.
 Planned $22.5M adaptive reuse
investment by Fort Worth Heritage
Development, LLC (FWHD).
 Inside Council recommended historic
boundary.
2. East horse & Mule Barn
 Built in 1912, Recorded Texas Historic Landmark.
 Last occupied and used for horse and mule sales in
1960’s.
 Historic Significant Endangered (HSE) designation
initiated by Fort Worth Heritage Development, LLC
October 2015 and approved by Council March 2016.
 Opened the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame in 2001.
Received COA by Landmarks Commission for doors in
December 2000.
 Certificate of Appropriateness for Historic
Rehabilitation approved October 2015.
 Planned $22.5M adaptive reuse investment
by Fort Worth Heritage Development, LLC.
boundary.
Our Vision: Phase I – east/west Horse & Mule Barns
Meet Our Team of Professionals
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Bennett Benner Partners (BBP) – Michael Bennett
 Architect of Record
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Redmond, Swartz, Mark (RSM) – Harry Mark
 Placemaking, Graphics, Wayfinding
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Studio Outside – Chip Impastato
 Landscape/Hardscape Architects
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Kimley Horne & Associates (KHA) - Civil Engineer
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JQ Engineering – Structural Engineer
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Susan Klein – Historian/ Historic Preservation Consultant
3. Visitors center
 Built in 1992 by Holt Hickman.
 Houses Fort Worth CVB operations and
former offices of Stockyards Station
employees.
boundary.
4. Hyatt Place hotel
 Built 2006 by Holt Hickman & Partners.
 101 rooms plus meeting space.
 Received COA from Landmarks
Commission in 2004.
boundary.
5. Stockyards station
 Original hog and sheep pens of FW
Stockyard’s operations.
 Designated Historic & Cultural (HC)
Landmark.
 Adaptive reuse at a cost of approximately
$5M in 1992.
 Current home to 20+ shops, restaurants,
and banquet facilities.
boundary.
6. Back Forty
 Shed structure converted in 1995 for outdoor
events at a cost of approximately $300,000.
 Now primarily used for tenant/event parking.
 Demolition permit granted November 2015 planned removal 2016.
 Outside of Council recommended historic
boundary.
7. Back forty - restrooms
 Date constructed 1995.
 Current storage for banquet operations.
 Demolition permit granted November 2015 –
planned removal 2016.
 Outside Council recommended historic
boundary.
8. Swift – loading dock wall
 Constructed before 1957.
 Foundation and exterior damage observed.
 Demolition permit granted November 2015.
 Useable materials to be reclaimed and
repurposed.
 Photo documentation for archives.
boundary.
9. Swift – south wall
 Foundation damage observed, extensive
stabilization of wall required due to mature
tree root damage, heavy graffiti at exterior
and interior.
 Planned analysis for potential reuse.
boundary.
10. Swift – storage and cooler
 Collapsed roof structure, large extent of exterior walls demolished previously, extensive
asbestos abatement required, heavy graffiti at exterior and interior.
 Visible structural failures and foundation damage.
 Useable materials to be saved and repurposed.
 Outside Council recommended historic boundary.
11. Swift – fertilizer mill room
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Constructed before 1957.
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Collapsed roof structure, loading dock failure due to
existing mature tree roots, unknown condition of 50% of
exterior brick due to EIFS (synthetic plaster) installed at
North and East elevations for movie set / scene.
 Foundation and structural damage observed, extensive
water damage at upper level of exterior brick, heavy
graffiti at exterior and interior, theft of most existing
window frames.
 Environmental contaminated.
 Demolition permit granted
November 2015.
 Planned analysis for potential
adaptive reuse.
 Useable materials to be reclaimed
and repurposed.
 Outside Council recommended
historic boundary.
12. Swift – pak ice
 Foundation and structural damage observed, extensive water
damage at upper level of exterior brick, heavy graffiti at exterior
and interior, theft of most existing window frames.
 Demolition permit granted
November 2015.
 Planned analysis for
potential adaptive reuse.
 Useable materials to be
reclaimed and repurposed.
 Photo documentation for
archives.
 Outside Council
recommended historic
boundary.
13. Swift – building 1063
 Foundation and structural damage observed, extensive water damage at upper level of exterior
brick, heavy graffiti at exterior and interior, theft of most existing window frames.
 Planned analysis for potential adaptive reuse. Useable materials to be reclaimed and repurposed.
14. Swift – laboratory office
 Foundation and structural damage observed, extensive water damage at upper level of
exterior brick, heavy graffiti at exterior and interior, theft of most existing window frames.
 Planned analysis for potential adaptive reuse.
 Useable materials to be reclaimed and repurposed.
15. Swift – toilet room
 Foundation and structural damage observed, extensive water damage at upper level of exterior
brick, heavy graffiti at exterior and interior, theft of most existing window frames.
 Planned analysis for potential adaptive reuse. Useable materials to be reclaimed and repurposed.
16. Swift - Metal building
 Installed after 1957 (not shown on 1957 City of FTW site plan) failed metal structure.
17. Swift – storage closets
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Installed after 1957 (not shown on 1957 City of FTW site plan).
CMU structure (indicates non-original structure) - heavy graffiti.
Environmental contaminated.
Demolition permit granted November 2015.
Outside Council recommended historic boundary.
18. Swift – paint grease shed
 Collapsed structure, complete failure appears
imminent.
 Useable materials to be recovered and
repurposed.
boundary.
19. Swift - shed
 Installed in 2006 - part of Prison Break Season 3 TV series filmed.
 Poor condition.
20. Swift– electrical room
 Failed exterior walls, complete failure appears
imminent.
repurposed.
boundary.
21. SWIFT – TRUCK GARAGE
 Collapsed structure, complete failure appears
imminent.
 Demolition permit obtained November 2015.
 Materials to be recovered and repurposed.
22. PIG SUBWAY/Cattle run
Demo permit
granted for
outlined portion .
 50% contained inside Council recommended historic boundary
and Stockyards Station that is protected by Historic & Cultural
Landmark (HC) designation.
 Useable materials to be reclaimed and repurposed.
 Demolition permit granted November 2015 on 50% outside
Council recommended historic boundary.
23. BRANDING CHUTE
 Built post 1960
 Poor condition - significant investment necessary.
 Planned analysis for potential adaptive reuse.
 Inside Council recommended historic boundary.
24. TRAIN TURNTABLE
 Installed in 1992 for Tarantula Train operation.
 Currently operated by Grapevine Vintage Railroad.
25. WATER TOWER
 Built in 1992 for Tarantula Train operation.
 Demolition permit granted November 2015 possible relocation of tower being considered.
26. THE HERD VIEWING AREA
 Built in 2001 by City of Fort Worth Parks & Recreation, doubled size in 2003.
 Currently used by visitors to observe the herd and daily operations.
 Improved herd facility and observation deck being considered.
27. AUCTION BARN
 Constructed in 1950’s.
 Operated as auction barn for stockyards livestock and equine trading.
 Reuse and/or adaptive reuse plans being contemplated, needs significant investment.
 Inside Council recommended historic boundary. No current historic designation.
28. SCALE HOUSE A
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Built pre-1936.
Preserved Charlie McCafferty’s 1936 signature on the NE
corner of the building.
Texas Preservation Trust Fund grant obtained in 2003 to repair
roof and windows.
Owners invested into making the scale operational in 2014.
Designated as a recorded Texas Historic Landmark.
Preservation, reuse and/or adaptive reuse within the planned
development.
Inside Council recommended historic boundary.
29. SCALE HOUSE E
 Built pre-1936.
 Significant amount of structure previously
removed.
repurposed.
 Outside the Council recommended historic
boundary.
30. UTILITY ROOM
 Constructed in the 1950’s.
 Useable materials to be recovered and repurposed.
 Inside the Council recommended historic boundary.
31. THE HERD staff OFFICE
 Constructed in the 1950’s.
 Converted to Herd operations facility in 1999.
 Improved Fort Worth Herd facility and offices being
considered for relocation on site.
 Inside the Council recommended historic boundary.
32. THE pure bred barn
 Built circa 1995.
 Current home for the Fort Worth Herd.
 To remain in master planned development and
incorporated into improved Herd facilities.
33. SCALE HOUSE B
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Built pre-1936.
Weigh scale platform not in building.
Demolition permit granted November 2015.
Planned analysis for potential adaptive reuse.
Useable materials to be recovered and
repurposed.
 Inside the Council recommended historic
boundary.
34. Vet station
 Original structure rebuilt over the
years.
 No current use.
boundary.
35. TURNSTILE
 An original turnstile entrance to the cattle pens.
 To be preserved and incorporated into the master
planned development.
36. HAYBARN
 Lean-to built in 2014 +/-.
 Currently used for a portion of the carriage rides
hay storage.
 Demolition permit granted November 2015
37. CATTLE PENS
 Original location of cattle pens.
 A significant amount of the wood is not original and is maintained by Fort Worth Heritage
Development.
 Preservation, reuse and/or adaptive reuse within the master planned development.
38. WELL HOUSE
 Prefabricated structure recently installed.
boundary.
39. WILLIE’S PICNIC
 Original location of cattle pens.
 Vacant land currently used for parking.
 The original Thurber brick remnants and any additional useable recovered materials
to be repurposed throughout the planned development.
40. Outdoor Roping Arena
 Built circa 1995
 Currently used for arena horseback riding.
 Demolition permit not required.
Non-owned properties
1. xto/EXXON
 Original Swift Executive offices.
 Owned by XTO/Exxon.
2. Parking garage
 Original Swift office garage.
3. Swift / Armour plaza stairs
 Designated as Texas Antiquities.
4. Swift / Armour plant stairs – along 23rd
 Stairs entering Swift property.
 Located in City of Fort Worth right of way.
5. Armour warehouse
 Unoccupied.
6. BILLy BoB’S
 World’s Largest Honky Tonk.
6A. Club 81
7. coliseum
 Owned by the City of Fort Worth.
 Managed by a third party operator.
8. Livestock exchange building
 Owned by the Hickman Family.
 Office/Museum use.
9. Rodeo plaza
10. Main & Exchange intersection
11. River ranch
12. Fort Worth Herd Trail Boss office
13. Coliseum mechanical building
14. Coliseum ticket office
15. Fort worth stock yards sign
16. Vacant land – owned by others
17. Vacant land – owned by others
18. BILLy BoB’S ParkINg Lot – owned by others
19. CooPEr’S Bar-b-qUE

Untitled - Stockyards Heritage

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