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San Antonio
Request to change land use classification from Urban Living to Community Commercial on 9.295 acres.
Permits commercial development opportunities along the I-10 East corridor.
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Request to change land use classification from Urban Living to Community Commercial on 9.295 acres.
Several properties underwent changes in their future land use designations and zoning classifications. These changes allow for different types of development, including commercial, mixed-use, and increased residential density.
Heads up, San Antonio! Our city's finances are looking pretty shaky, putting us on the radar for being one of the most financially stressed cities in the country. This could mean big changes for our taxes and the services we rely on.
Several proposed changes to the city's master plan will alter future land use designations in different areas, impacting development potential and community character.
The commission is reviewing multiple new residential and multi-family subdivision plats across San Antonio, which will shape neighborhood expansion and housing availability.
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