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San Antonio · issues
Topics getting the most attention in San Antonio public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The board received an update on the city's Urban Forestry Division. This program is key to maintaining San Antonio's tree canopy, which impacts air quality, urban heat, and the overall health of city parks.
Developers are seeking variances for tree removal and floodplain grading along major infrastructure and pipeline projects, balancing environmental protections with engineering needs.
The committee reviewed and approved habitat conservation plans for two development projects. These approvals are key to balancing development with environmental protection in the Edwards Plateau region.
Council members questioned how the CPS Energy budget aligns with the city's Climate Action Adaptation Plan, particularly concerning investments in renewable energy and sustainable practices.
San Antonio's booming population means we're going to be talking a lot about water. City leaders are trying to plan ahead to make sure we have enough to go around as more people move in.
Heads up, San Antonio! Our neighbors in Corpus Christi could be running low on water, and we're checking if that's going to impact our own taps. We'll keep you posted as we learn more.
San Antonio is considering a deal to share its water with Corpus Christi, which is facing a shortage. This could impact how much water San Antonio residents have access to and how it's managed long-term.
A major point of contention was the proposed on-site wastewater treatment plant for the development. Opponents raised serious concerns about its potential impact on the local water supply and the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone.