Gov & Politics
Revamped Charter Review Commission Sets Timetable for Work
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A revised City Charter Review Commission debuted at City Hall on Friday, with new members discussing subcommittee assignments.
Gov & Politics
Commissioners Agree to Let Lawyer Defend LaHood Against Complaint
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Bexar County Commissioners voted to approve a professional services agreement with the law firm to represent District Attorney Nico LaHood.
Gov & Politics
HDRC Recommends Viewshed Protection Proposal
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The Historic and Design Review Commission unanimously recommended a proposal that could increase viewshed protections.
Gov & Politics
Nirenberg Revamps San Antonio’s Charter Review Commission
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Mayor Ron Nirenberg has appointed new members to the City’s Charter Review Commission, setting a June goal for proposed amendments.
Gov & Politics
City Hears Stone Oak Residents’ Ideas for Future Classen-Steubing Park
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The City has begun an anticipated seven-month conceptual design phase for more than 39 acres of public park space in the Stone Oak area.
Gov & Politics
Mayor Taps Task Force to Study Campaign Finance Limits, Disclosure
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Mayor Ron Nirenberg has formed a task force to consider higher campaign contribution limits and a proposal for a higher degree of contributor disclosure.
Gov & Politics
Treviño Talks Smart Growth, Taxes, Housing in ‘Conversation’
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Urban sprawl, affordable housing, and sidewalks were among the top issues that City Councilman Roberto Treviño (D1) emphasized Tuesday.
CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
New Land Use Categories to Streamline Planning, Zoning in San Antonio
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The new SA Tomorrow system aims to address the mishmash of community plans that apply different land uses across the city.
Gov & Politics
Proposed Southwest Side Overpass Draws Criticism from Residents
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Area residents are concerned the proposed railroad overpass at South Zarzamora Street and Frio City Road would hurt neighboring businesses.
Gov & Politics
Neighbors Help Joint Base-Randolph Through Growing Pains
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Universal City and Schertz are doing what they can to ensure their growth does not adversely impact JBSA-Randolph’s military mission.