Commentary
The Opportunity Cost of Free Parking in San Antonio
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Parking is a money pit for cities that devote so much land to it when it could be put to better use.
CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Council Approves New Infill Development, Zoning Rules for San Antonio
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City Council unanimously approved new zoning rules Thursday that are designed to bring clarity to proposed developments.
Gov & Politics
New Infill Development Zoning Rules Aim for Better Neighborhood Relations
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The City of San Antonio's Planning Commission on Wednesday approved several changes to infill development, mixed use, and residential zoning regulations.
CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Zoning Commission Turns Down Tobin Hill Lofts Plan
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Commissioners said the proposed 20-loft development was too dense and tall for the neighborhood.
Gov & Politics
Zoning Commission Rejects Large Southtown Apartment Complex
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The City's Zoning Commission voted 7-4 to deny a zoning change for a South Flores Street industrial site where the property owner wants to build a multi-story apartment complex.
Commentary
Infill Development Could Make or Break San Antonio
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Over the last few years, the sense of purpose and nobility in historic preservation has become increasingly tarnished by battles over infill.
CITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Tobin Hill Terramark Project Returns to the Drawing Board
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The City’s Historic and Design Review Commission sent a Terramark Urban Homes project in Tobin Hill back to the drawing board Wednesday, as concerns and questions about design compatibility with the neighborhood still linger.
Gov & Politics
Gonzales: Safe Streets and Smart Development in District 5 and Beyond
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Editor's Note: The following remarks were given at the recent West Chamber of Commerce breakfast by Councilwoman Shirley Gonzlaes (D5), during which Gonzales delivered her State of the District address.
