Council approves Dilapidated Structure Demolition - 723 Virginia Blvd, 5–2

Approval of September 10, 2026 Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Emergency Demolition Order - 215 Holy Cross Drive

7 yes, 0 no

Property Maintenance Code Appeal - 1517 E. Crockett St.

0 yes, 0 no

Dilapidated Structure Demolition - 723 Virginia Blvd.

5 yes, 2 no

Dilapidated Structure Demolition (Reset) - 826 Peggy Dr.

5 yes, 1 no

Dilapidated Structure Demolition - 202 Yuma St.

6 yes, 0 no

Dilapidated Structure Demolition (Reset) - 437 Aaron St.

6 yes, 0 no

Dilapidated Structure Demolition - 1016 Cecilia St.

5 yes, 2 no

Consent Agenda Approval

10 yes, 0 no

SAWS Rate Plan Amendment

9 yes, 1 no

SAWS Rate Adjustments (2027-2030)

8 yes, 2 no

Detention Center Assessment Resolution Amendment

9 yes, 1 no

Detention Center Assessment Resolution

9 yes, 1 no

Ordinance authorizing the acceptance of grant funds from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airport Improvement Program (AIP) in the amount of $124,950 with a cash match of $41,650 for a total of $166,600 for the acquisition and…

10 yes, 0 no

Ordinance approving the appointment of Rama Dhruva Teja Talluri (District 3) to the San Antonio Youth Commission for the remainder of a term of office to expire May 31, 2027, and waiving the residency requirement. [Debbie Racca-Sittre,…

10 yes, 0 no

Ordinance approving the appointment of Shad Schmid (District 8) to the Capital Improvements Advisory Committee for the remainder of a term of office to expire May 31, 2027, and waiving the residency requirement. [Debbie Racca-Sittre, City…

10 yes, 0 no

Ordinance approving the following at-large appointees to the Zoning Board of Adjustment: John Bonillas, Nellie De La Cruz, Uche Echeozo, Crystal Del Bosque Gomez, Hailey Nikkels, Cyra Trevino, and Jesse Vasquez for the remainder of an…

10 yes, 0 no

Ordinance authorizing the City Clerk to negotiate and execute a Joint Election Agreement with Bexar County for the November 3, 2026, Special Election to reauthorize the City of San Antonio Pre-K 4 Sales & Use Tax, requiring an estimated…

10 yes, 0 no

Ordinance approving contracts with (a) Arcco Company Services, Inc., and (b) Bud Griffin & Associates – San Antonio, L.L.C., for inspection, preventive maintenance and repairs of generators and associated equipment for various City…

10 yes, 0 no

Demolition and Redevelopment at 250 E Grayson St (Case No. 2026-217)

7 yes, 1 no

Holland (yes), Mammen (yes), Galloway (yes), Davis (yes), Grube (yes), Travieso (yes), Velásquez (no), Mazuca (yes)

Alterations and Sports Court at 509 King William (Case No. 2026-237)

8 yes, 0 no

Davis (yes), Mammen (yes), Galloway (yes), Holland (yes), Velásquez (yes), Travieso (yes), Grube (yes), Mazuca (yes)

Rear Addition at 301 Barrera (Case No. 2026-268)

8 yes, 0 no

Galloway (yes), Mammen (yes), Davis (yes), Holland (yes), Mazuca (yes), Velásquez (yes), Grube (yes), Travieso (yes)

Signage Replacement at 1103 E Commerce St (Case No. 2026-267)

7 yes, 0 no, 1 abstain

Travieso (yes), Grube (yes), Velásquez (abstain), Mazuca (yes), Mammen (yes), Galloway (yes), Holland (yes), Davis (yes)

Signage Installation at 3406 Roosevelt Ave (Case No. 2026-261)

8 yes, 0 no

Velásquez (yes), Holland (yes), Davis (yes), Mammen (yes), Galloway (yes), Grube (yes), Travieso (yes), Mazuca (yes)

Wainscoting Installation at 201 N St Marys St (Case No. 2026-248)

8 yes, 0 no

Grube (yes), Travieso (yes), Velásquez (yes), Mazuca (yes), Holland (yes), Davis (yes), Galloway (yes), Mammen (yes)

Approval of September 16, 2026 Meeting Minutes

9 yes, 0 no

Consent Agenda (Items 1, 3-7, 10-12)

9 yes, 0 no

Approval of minutes for the HDRC meeting of September 16, 2026.

9 yes, 0 no

Address/Description: 125 W ASHBY PLACE HDRC Case No.: 2026-243 Historic District Name: Monte Vista Neighborhood Assn Name: Monte Vista Historical Applicant: Bertha Fernandez/ClintRock Custom Homes Request: Final Approval - Carport…

9 yes, 0 no

Address/Description: 523 E HUISACHE AVE HDRC Case No.: 2026-258 Historic District Name: Monte Vista Neighborhood Assn Name: Monte Vista Historical Applicant: Jennifer Torres Request: Carport Construction & Front Yard Fence Installation…

9 yes, 0 no

Approval of September 2, 2026 Audit Committee Meeting Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Human Resources Temporary Staffing Contracts

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Construction Services Contract for Fire Station #33

0 yes, 0 no

Acceptance of Audit AU25-033 PWD Right of Way Permits

0 yes, 0 no

Acceptance of Audit AU25-035 Resilience and Sustainability Municipal On-Site Solar Project

0 yes, 0 no

Acceptance of Audit AU25-036 Workforce Development Office Ready to Work Program

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Proposed FY 2027 Annual Audit Plan

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Consent Agenda Items

11 yes, 0 no

Kin Yan Hui (yes), John Marcus Bustamante (yes), Moses Leib Duewel (yes), John Pinckney Kelly (yes), John Emmett Whitsett (yes), Daniel Hansford Kellum Jr. (yes), Melissa Loseff (yes), Mojgan Zargham Panah (yes), George Hinojosa Jr. (yes), Eddie Pete Rodrigues (yes), Robert Wayne Sipes (yes)

Continuance of Items 2 and 11

11 yes, 0 no

Robert Wayne Sipes (yes), Eddie Pete Rodrigues (yes), Mojgan Zargham Panah (yes), Melissa Loseff (yes), George Hinojosa Jr. (yes), John Pinckney Kelly (yes), John Emmett Whitsett (yes), Moses Leib Duewel (yes), Daniel Hansford Kellum Jr. (yes), Kin Yan Hui (yes), John Marcus Bustamante (yes)

Automatic Continuance of Zoning Case Z-2026-10700167 CD (Item 7)

5 yes, 6 no

Moses Leib Duewel (no), Daniel Hansford Kellum Jr. (yes), John Emmett Whitsett (no), John Pinckney Kelly (no), Robert Wayne Sipes (no), Kin Yan Hui (yes), John Marcus Bustamante (no), Eddie Pete Rodrigues (yes), Mojgan Zargham Panah (yes), Melissa Loseff (yes), George Hinojosa Jr. (no)

Approval of Zoning Case Z-2026-10700141 CD (Item 1)

11 yes, 0 no

Eddie Pete Rodrigues (yes), Robert Wayne Sipes (yes), George Hinojosa Jr. (yes), John Pinckney Kelly (yes), John Emmett Whitsett (yes), Mojgan Zargham Panah (yes), Melissa Loseff (yes), Daniel Hansford Kellum Jr. (yes), Moses Leib Duewel (yes), Kin Yan Hui (yes), John Marcus Bustamante (yes)

Continuance of Item 10

11 yes, 0 no

Eddie Pete Rodrigues (yes), Robert Wayne Sipes (yes), George Hinojosa Jr. (yes), John Pinckney Kelly (yes), John Emmett Whitsett (yes), Mojgan Zargham Panah (yes), Melissa Loseff (yes), Daniel Hansford Kellum Jr. (yes), Moses Leib Duewel (yes), Kin Yan Hui (yes), John Marcus Bustamante (yes)

Approval of September 1, 2026 Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Harlandale Park Concept Design

0 yes, 0 no

2026 Prequalified Public Art List

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of September 8, 2026 Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Selection of Interim Board Chair

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of minutes from the September 8, 2026 Streets, Bridges, and Sidewalks Advisory Board meeting.

0 yes, 0 no

Consideration and Approval of the September 15, 2026 Zoning Commission Minutes.

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Woodlawn Lake Park Splash Park

Woodlawn Lake Park, San Antonio, TX

Construction of a new 3,480 square-foot splash pad facility at Woodlawn Lake Park.

still pending

AKV Sports Bar

5520 West Military Drive

Fenestration modifications to a natatorium and landscaping changes, including a residential sports court.

approved (9-1) · still approved

509 King William - Natatorium & Accessory Addition

509 King William

Fenestration modifications to a natatorium and landscaping changes at a historic King William property.

still pending

Pearl Area Commercial & Demolition

250 E GRAYSON ST (735 AVENUE A)

Demolition of a landmark warehouse and construction of nine 1- and 2-story commercial structures with site and landscaping work.

approved (8-1) · still approved

Alamo Plaza Improvements

321 ALAMO PLAZA/E Houston Street

Paving, site work, landscaping, and installation of signage, lighting, and security elements.

still pending

201 N St Marys Wainscoting

201 N St Marys St

Installation of stone wainscoting and exterior modifications on the north facade.

approved (10-0) · still approved

301 Barrera Rear Addition

301 Barrera St

Construction of a two-story rear addition and historic tax certification for a historic one-story home in Lavaca.

approved (9-1) · still approved

St. Paul Hotel Signage

1103 E Commerce St

Replacement of existing Aiden Hotel signage with new internally illuminated channel letter signs for St. Paul Hotel.

approved (9-0-1) · still approved

xavier gonzalez/grg atchitecture - Additions, Modifications, Fencing, Site Work, Signage

3406 ROOSEVELT AVE

Installation of an internally illuminated wall-mounted sign, excluding prohibited pylon signage.

approved (10-0) · still approved

125 W GRAYSON ST

125 W GRAYSON ST

Demolition of an existing landmark structure and construction of nine new 1- and 2-story commercial buildings near the Pearl.

approved · still approved

West Jones Mixed-Use Development

326 W JONES AVE, 330 W JONES AVE, 350 W JONES AVE

Construction of seven mixed-use structures, a parking structure, and extensive landscaping along W.

approved · still approved

Plaza de Armas Studio and Pocket Park

115 PLAZA DE ARMAS

Construction of a new studio structure, a pocket park, landscaping, and screening in the Main/Military Plaza historic district.

approved · still approved

2119 Mannix Drive Industrial Rezoning

2119 Mannix Drive

A request to rezone property from general industrial to light industrial.

still under-review

2843 Castroville Road Residential Mixed Rezoning

2843 Castroville Road

A request to rezone commercial property on Castroville Road to residential mixed.

still under-review

1555 East Loop 1604 Carwash

1555 East Loop 1604

A request for specific use authorization for a carwash over the Edwards Recharge Zone.

still under-review

Development application

still under-review

Development application

still under-review

1911 Burnet Street Infill Development

1911 Burnet Street

A request to rezone property to a medium-intensity infill development zone permitting five dwelling units.

still under-review

11923 Warfield Street Industrial Rezoning

11923 Warfield Street

A request to rezone an office building property from general industrial to light industrial.

still under-review

15838 North US Highway 281 Rezoning

15838 North US Highway 281

A request to rezone property from multi-family to general commercial over the Edwards Recharge Zone.

still under-review

Development application

still under-review

Gonzaba Medical Group Parking Garage

717 Pleasanton Road

A request to streamline commercial zoning districts and remove a noncommercial parking lot designation.

still under-review

Potranco Road Master Planned Community

8000, 8030 and 8100 Potranco Road and 1 Sony Place

A request to rezone 37.327 acres to a master planned community district with high-rise office and processing uses.

still under-review

7510 Tezel Road Commercial Rezoning

7510 Tezel Road

A request to consolidate commercial zoning districts on Tezel Road.

still under-review

16111 Nacogdoches Road Laboratory

16111, 16115, and 16119 Nacogdoches Road

A request for a conditional use for a research or testing laboratory in a light commercial district.

still under-review

Development application

still under-review

6230 Southwest Loop 410 Rezoning

6230 Southwest Loop 410

A request to add a conditional use for office warehouse flex space with no outside storage.

still pending

5612 Monterey Street

5612 Monterey Street

A request to change zoning from RM-6 to C2 CD for construction trades contractors with outdoor storage screening.

approved (11-0) · still approved

1979 Pape Farms Lane Historic Landmark Rezoning

1979 Pape Farms Lane

A request to add a historic landmark overlay to a residential single-family property.

still pending

Development application

still tabled

16111 Nacogdoches Road Research Lab

16111, 16115, and 16119 Nacogdoches Road

A request to add a conditional use for a research or testing laboratory in light commercial zoning.

still pending

3460 Martin Luther King Drive Rezoning

3460 Martin Luther King Drive

A request to change zoning from R-4 to C2 CD for motor vehicle sales.

tabled (5-6) · pending → tabled

3101 Broadway Street Historic Landmark Rezoning

3101 Broadway Street

A request to add a historic landmark overlay to existing infill development zoning on Broadway.

still pending

Municipal Bond Program for Parks

Understanding the bond process helps residents and board members see how future park improvements, trails, and community centers get funded. It's the roadmap for major capital investments in local neighborhoods.

What it means: Park users and neighborhoods seeking upgraded recreational facilities and green spaces.

Urban Forestry Program Update

The board will review funding for tree replacement and urban canopy protection across San Antonio. This money helps counter extreme heat and adds green spaces in neighborhoods that need them most.

What it means: San Antonio residents, particularly in underserved neighborhoods experiencing high urban heat vulnerability.

Planning Commission Technical Advisory Committee Representation

The Parks Board needs to fill an alternate seat on the PCTAC, which advises planners on major thoroughfares and development rules. Getting the right rep ensures parks and green space interests are factored into city-wide growth.

What it means: San Antonio residents and the Parks Board, ensuring coordinated land use and park planning.

2027-2032 Bond Program Size and Allocations

City officials briefed the board on the upcoming bond process, which will determine future funding and priorities for park infrastructure and community facilities.

What it means: San Antonio residents looking forward to upgraded park amenities, trails, and recreational facilities.

FY27 Tree Mitigation Fund Budget

The board reviewed how tree mitigation funds will be budgeted for the upcoming fiscal year, impacting local urban forestry and environmental conservation efforts.

What it means: Local residents who enjoy shaded public spaces, improved air quality, and robust neighborhood urban forestry programs.

2026 Prequalified Public Art List

The city established its roster of pre-approved artists for upcoming public projects, helping streamline future art installations.

What it means: Local artists and city departments coordinating public installations.

Harlandale Park Public Art Concept Design

The committee advanced the public art concept design for Harlandale Park, bringing new creative installations to community green spaces.

What it means: Local residents and park visitors who will experience enhanced public green spaces.

Bond Program Planning

The city is gearing up for the 2027 bond cycle, which will fund crucial street, bridge, and sidewalk upgrades across San Antonio neighborhoods. Community committees will help decide which projects make the final cut for voters.

What it means: Will shape the multi-million dollar 2027 bond package presented to San Antonio voters.

2027 Unified Development Code (UDC) Process

The Zoning Commission is discussing the timeline and process for 2027 amendments to the Unified Development Code, which governs land use and building rules citywide.

What it means: City planners, residents, and developers navigating future land use regulations.

Commercial and Industrial Rezoning Petitions

Residents and business owners strongly opposed a rezoning request to allow a car lot at 3460 Martin Luther King Drive, citing concerns over traffic, neighborhood character, and compatibility with nearby cultural and educational landmarks. Supporters argued the project provides entrepreneurial opportunity for a minority business owner and much-needed affordable used vehicles.

What it means: The property owner and prospective car buyers looking for affordable vehicles.

Data Center Code Amendments

City staff presented briefings on proposed regulations for data centers under Chapter 35 and outlined the schedule for the 2027 Unified Development Code amendments. These policy updates will shape how large-scale technology and infrastructure projects integrate into San Antonio's urban fabric.

What it means: City planners, utility providers, and technology developers seeking clear regulatory standards.

Construction of New Fire Station #33

The city is moving forward with a $10 million contract to build a new fire station on Castroville Road in District 5, improving emergency response capabilities for the area.

What it means: $10,000,000 for construction services.

Historic District Design Standards

The commission reviewed multiple commercial signage requests in St. Paul Square and Roosevelt Avenue, emphasizing proper scale, indirect lighting, and compliance with historic district guidelines.

What it means: Local business owners seeking customer visibility.

Alamodome Operations and Security Contracts

The committee is reviewing two major contract solicitations for the Alamodome: a $13.25 million custodial contract and a $15 million security and event attendant contract. These multi-year agreements ensure facility maintenance and crowd management for major events.

What it means: Estimated total value exceeds $28 million combined over the potential contract terms.

Municipal On-Site Solar Project Compliance

An audit of the city's municipal solar project found missing documentation and monitoring controls, though department officials confirmed remediation steps were completed.

What it means: The project aims to generate approximately $1.8 million in annual utility savings.

90th State Legislative Program Priorities

The city is establishing its legislative agenda for the upcoming Texas legislative session, focusing on protecting local control, securing funding for infrastructure like the South Texas Parkway and flood mitigation, and safeguarding municipally owned utilities.

What it means: San Antonio residents and local businesses benefit from coordinated state advocacy protecting local services and securing infrastructure investments.

Land Use and Zoning Changes

Developers are proposing extensive new construction, including multi-story mixed-use buildings and parking structures near West Jones Avenue and the Pearl district, alongside landmark demolitions. These projects will shape the future density and architectural landscape of San Antonio's urban core.

What it means: Real estate developers, future commercial tenants, and visitors to the downtown and Pearl districts.

Development Services Enterprise Fund Stabilization and Permit Fee Increases

An audit revealed oversight gaps in public works right-of-way permits, including uncollected fees and inconsistent permit phase tracking, prompting stricter enforcement policies.

What it means: Identified nearly $954,000 in outstanding accounts receivable balances, with partial recovery underway.

Internal Audit Reports and FY 2027 Audit Plan

The Audit Committee approved the annual audit plan for fiscal year 2027, which includes a high-profile audit of police department overtime requested by council members.

What it means: Allocates city audit resources across 30 audits and consulting projects for FY 2027.

Historic Neighborhood Preservation and Tax Compliance

Oxbow Development Group received permission to demolish a historic 25,000-square-foot warehouse and garage building at the Pearl to build new retail spaces. Commissioners debated the loss of historic fabric, but financial hardship and pedestrian access challenges swayed the vote.

What it means: Developers, future commercial tenants, and visitors seeking improved pedestrian engagement along Avenue A.

Youth Civic Engagement and City Programs

The city council has forwarded specific requests and priorities regarding education and youth policy that the commission will evaluate. This discussion ensures close collaboration between elected leaders and the education advisory body.

What it means: City residents and educational stakeholders through unified policy direction.

K-12 School Funding

The commission is reviewing the city budget to see how local funds support educational programs and children's services across San Antonio.

What it means: Local students, families, and community education programs.

FY 2027 Proposed Budget Review

The commission will review the city budget layout to see how municipal funds connect with local education and youth support programs. This helps align city priorities with the needs of students and families across San Antonio.

What it means: Local students, families, and community education programs benefit from coordinated city funding.

Mixed-Use Expansion and Urban Infill near Downtown and Pearl

Large-scale commercial and residential projects are reshaping areas near Jones Avenue and the Pearl, bringing new mixed-use structures and parking facilities while navigating design and historic standards.

What it means: Downtown visitors, future residents, and commercial tenants gain expanded housing and retail options.

Alamodome Operations and Maintenance Solicitations

The city is preparing to solicit new multi-million dollar contracts for Alamodome custodial and security services, ensuring proper staffing and crowd management for large events.

What it means: Estimated at $13.25 million for custodial services and $15 million for security services over initial multi-year terms.

Property Maintenance and Dilapidated Structures

The city is pursuing enforcement actions and code appeals for dilapidated residential and accessory structures to ensure compliance with community safety standards.

What it means: The broader community benefits from improved neighborhood conditions and property compliance.

District 1 Parks and Recreational Facility Construction

Council will review a construction contract to build a new 3,480 square-foot splash park at Woodlawn Lake Park using funds from the 2022 General Obligation Bond.

What it means: Expenditure of $1,284,978.31 from the 2022 General Obligation Bond fund.

Emergency Demolitions of Unsafe Structures

The board is reviewing multiple properties deemed hazardous or dangerous that require emergency demolition to protect public safety across several council districts.

What it means: Nearby residents and property owners benefit from the removal of blighted and dangerous structures.

Pre-K 4 SA November 2026 Special Election Agreement

The city is set to approve a joint election agreement with Bexar County for the November 2026 special election to reauthorize the Pre-K 4 SA sales and use tax, requiring an estimated deposit of over $514,000.

What it means: An estimated initial deposit of $514,672.40 allocated from the Pre-K 4 SA Operating Fund.

San Antonio Water System (SAWS) 2027-2030 Rate Plan

The City Council will consider a revised multi-year rate plan for SAWS that adjusts water and wastewater rates annually from 2027 through 2030. This plan shifts previously proposed increases and modifies minimum rate ranges to support utility infrastructure while managing customer impacts.

What it means: SAWS utility infrastructure maintenance programs and long-term water security planning.