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Planning and Community Development Committee, September 22, 2026

Recommends approval: Recommendation of at-large appointments to Zoning Board of Adjustment, passed

1h 52m18,826 words
29 mentionszoningresidentialcommercialland usevarianceapprovedmixed usehistoric preservationdensitySan Antonio, TX
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What happened

On September 22, 2026, the Planning and Community Development Committee recommended approval of Recommendation of at-large appointments to Zoning Board of Adjustment.

This was a briefing and appointments meeting of San Antonio's Planning and Community Development Committee with no zoning entitlements decided.

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
San Antonio, TX
Governing body
Advisory (makes a recommendation)
Date
September 22, 2026
Decisions
4 zoning decisions
Outcome
Recommends approval, passed
Next step
Final board vote (pending)

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Recommendation of at-large appointments to Zoning Board of Adjustment

Committee moved to recommend to full city council the at-large board of adjustment appointments through May 31, 2027: John Bonillas, Nelly De La Cruz, Uche Echazo, Crystal Del Bosque, Haley Nichols, Sierra Trevino, and Jesse Vasquez. Passed by voice vote.

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Key Decisions (4)

Approved

Recommendation of at-large appointments to Zoning Board of Adjustment

Vote: passed
Other

Briefing on proposed revision to Strategic Housing Implementation Plan goals

Other

Briefing on Tax Increment Financing program policy

Other

Briefing on Jones Avenue Municipal Management District within Midtown TIRZ

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Development Activity (1)

Jones Avenue mixed-use development (Jones Avenue Municipal Management District)

Mixed-Use

Market Signals (5)

Housing Demand

San Antonio's population grew about 30% over five years (2.5x…

Infrastructure

Weighted average affordable-housing cost per unit rose 37% from ~$155,000…

Commercial Demand

A market analysis for the Nelson Wolf Stadium area indicated…

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Who spoke

18 distinct speakers; 5 identified names.

All speaker roles: 6 Public, 3 Staff, 4 Councilmember, 1 Chair, 2 Clerk, 1 Witness, 1 Applicant Rep.

Identified name roles: 3 Staff, 1 Clerk, 1 Witness.

Speaker sample: David Schwartz, Witness.

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Zoning terms (9)

29 recorded timestamps

  • zoning (12 timestamps)
  • residential (1 timestamps)
  • commercial (5 timestamps)
  • land use (1 timestamps)
  • variance (2 timestamps)
  • approved (5 timestamps)

Decision moments (3)

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