ZONING CASE Z-2025-10700156 CD ERZD

Spoke against the Oak Grove rezoning, citing unpermitted restaurant operations, traffic, and neighborhood disruption.

Stressed that Hills and Dales lacks an HOA and relies on the commission to protect its residential zoning.

Spoke as CEO of the Jewish Federation about the vital infrastructure need for kosher food access in San Antonio.

Noted that other houses of worship exist in the neighborhood and defended the private nature of the dining room.

A professional city planner speaking in support, noting the site functions similarly to a church with communal dining.

Emphasized that the organization is a non-profit operating a communal dining room rather than a commercial restaurant.

Spoke as a UTSA student president about the importance of kosher food access for Jewish students.

Expressed opposition on behalf of the Hills and Dales Neighborhood Association due to traffic congestion, parking problems, and commercial encroachment.

Expressed opposition, stating the facility operates as an advertised public restaurant causing parking and safety issues.

Raised concerns about street parking and whether the food service is truly accessible to the broader community.

Voiced opposition due to noise, property value concerns, and past unpermitted events.

Spoke in support, emphasizing the scarcity of kosher food options across the Hill Country and San Antonio.

Highlighted the critical need for kosher infrastructure to support tourism, health needs, and diversity in San Antonio.

Stressed the real necessity of kosher food availability for new families and travelers in San Antonio.

Explained that the facility functions as a community kitchen for kosher meals rather than a public restaurant.