CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Alamo Heights Council Approves Design for Apartment Complex
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Argyle Residential plans to build a 150-unit apartment complex and 5,100 sq. ft. of retail space on a triangular tract at Broadway and Austin Highway.
Gov & Politics
Task Force to Focus on Homelessness, Panhandling in District 10
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City Councilman Clayton Perry is forming a task force to explore issues related to homelessness in District 10.
Social Issues
Dignowity Hill Neighbors, Faith Groups Examine Homelessness
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Dignowity Hill residents and ministries believe communication, outreach, and dignity are the start to addressing homelessness in the area.
Gov & Politics
HDRC Approves Design for Mission Concepción Project
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The City’s Historic and Design Review Commission unanimously approved a revised design for an apartment complex next to Mission Concepción.
Gov & Politics
Ethics Review Board Considers Changes to Campaign Finance Code
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The City’s Ethics Review Board reviewed changes to the City’s campaign finance requirements and ethics complaint process.
Water & Energy
Southside Neighbors Embrace EPIcenter’s Design, Outreach
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Aside from showcasing the latest in sustainable technologies and renewable energies, the EPIcenter will accommodate startup businesses and nonprofit groups.
Gov & Politics
LULAC Convention: Halt to Deportations of Green-Card Veterans Sought
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Esperanza and Miguel Perez Sr. entered the United States from Mexico with their son and became legal permanent residents in the late 1980s.
Gov & Politics
LULAC Convention: Budget Woes Could Hamper Accuracy of 2020 Census
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Budgets constraints could lead to an undercount of the nation’s growing Latino population and other communities of color in the 2020 census.
Gov & Politics
McManus, LULAC Leaders Rail Against ‘Sanctuary Cities’ Bill
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The police chief criticized SB 4, saying it adds to burdens faced by local law enforcement and threatens already fragile police-community relations.
Business & Tech
HDRC Approves Solar Panel Installation Atop the Maverick Building
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The Maverick building is joining a small yet growing group of downtown-area buildings using solar power.